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The Biggest Story ABC

Format

Board Book

Quantity

From Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden to Zion and the new creation world, the Bible is telling one big story, the story of God's promise to deliver his people. Kevin DeYoung, best-selling author of The Biggest Story, has written a new board book to help kids ages 1 to 3 to make connections from Genesis to Revelation and from A to Z. Each page introduces a new letter of the alphabet with engaging and whimsical illustrations from award-winning artist Don Clark, retelling the biblical narrative in one continuous story. This board book is a fun way for parents to introduce their small children to the big story of the Bible.

Title

The Biggest Story ABC
Author(s)

Kevin DeYoung
Series

Biggest Story
ISBN

9781433558184
Format

Board Book
Publisher

Crossway
Age Range

0-3s
Audience

Children
Pages

32
Published

08/01/2017

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Kevin DeYoung

Kevin DeYoung is senior pastor at Christ Covenant Church (Matthews, North Carolina). He serves as Chancellor’s Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary and is the author of several best–selling books, including Just Do Something, Crazy Busy and The Hole in Our Holiness.

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Overall rating

5.0 based on 1 review

Excellent way for children to learn a Bible overview

We've been going through this as a family together now for the last few weeks. It's a 26-point (!) Bible overview, as a board book, starting at Adam (A) and finishing with our final home: Zion (Z), that is a surprisingly good way for children to learn. Our 7 year old could remember it after going through 2 or 3 times and our 2 year old can now remember about third to half of them after 15/20 times! So it works for a big range of ages and I personally am a big fan! One or two letters are a bit dubious (eg 'X' is 'Christ is our eXample!) but then 'X' is always a tough one for normal ABC alphabets let alone the Bible version...so that very small point aside I would heartily recommend to families to give a go and ground their family in a good Bible overview.