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Reviews
Click on a Bible cover to access a printable PDF that provides an overview of the Bible, identifies its intended audience, and explains the strengths of the Bible as well as considerations you may want to make before purchasing.
By Mariko Clark, Illusrated by Rachel Eleanor
By Glenys Nellist, illustrated by Alessandrea Fusi
By Teresa Kim Pecinovsky, Chrissie Muecke, and others
Edited by Elizabeth F. Caldwell and Carol A. Wehrheim
By Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Bible Storybook Comparison
Cover | Title | Description | Ages | Pronouns for God | Skin tones |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Book of Belonging | Diverse stories and illustrations, including lots of women, men with feelings and people of color. | 6-10 | Neutral | Historically accurate | |
I Wonder: Exploring God's Grand Story | Offers a remarkable approach to teaching young minds to wonder about the mysteries found in God’s Word through innovative storytelling and open-ended questions | 3-7 | Neutral | Historically accurate | |
The Peace Table: A Storybook Bible | A multicultural telling of Bible Stories is achieved through the variety of illustrations, paths to peace, and activities. | 5-10 | Neutral | Historically accurate and culturally diverse | |
Growing in God's Love: A Story Bible | This children's Bible is organized by theme, giving kids a chance to explore based on emotions and curiosities. | 4-8 | Neutral | Historically accurate | |
Jesus Storybook Bible | The Jesus Storybook Bible tells the Story beneath all the stories in the Bible, pointing to Jesus as our Savior. | 3-7 | Masculine | Range from light to medium | |
Children of God Storybook Bible | This Bible showcases children whenever possible and features illustrators from around the world | 3-7 | Masculine | Skin tones vary based on illustrator |
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