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by V. Gilbert Beers (Author), Tammy Lyon (Illustrator)
The classic, best-selling The Preschooler's Bible offers the ideal follow-up to The Toddler's Bible. Over 100 stories include classics, such as the flood, and less-often told stories, such as Solomon's request for wisdom. With thoughtful questions and captivating writing, this book suits story time, bedtime, or family devotions. And vibrant new illustrations by Tammy Lyon add even more opportunity for Bible discovery. More than a Bible story book, The Preschooler's Bible offers parents and Church workers a resource that takes little hearts beyond just hearing the Bible's stories to learning to discover God's truths for themselves.
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A Special Bible for the Pre-reading YearsDiscover over 100 exciting stories of wisdom and adventure for preschoolers, stories that teach little hearts all about God, his Word, and what it means to live to honor him.. Inspires love for Bible learning in preschoolers. Focuses on important values for young lives. Builds your child s godly character through Bible truth. The perfect follow-up to The Toddler s Bible.Don t miss it!Has your child delighted in The Todder s Bible? Now is the time to make the next step. Move up to The Preschooler s Bible, for children ages 3 to 5. This is a delight to read, rich with character-building values for that vital pre-reading age.V. Gilbert Beers
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Author Biography
Dr. V. Gilbert Beers (1928-2024) born into poverty in Sidell, Illinois, he graduated from Wheaton College in 1950 and later earned advanced degrees from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary and Northwestern University. From his life experiences as a pastor, professor, and curriculum director at David C Cook Publishing, he developed biblical reference books for more than 50 years. He authored more than 160 books (selling more than 13 million copies in 100 countries), 125 of which are for children. Gil and his wife, Arlie, visited every state in the U.S. and 90 countries around the world from their home base in Elgin, Illinois. He was a beloved family man and a respected leader who had a total of 53 children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
