Rainbow Good News Bible (GNB): The Bestselling Children's Bible

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for Genesis, "It's all about. . Extra features have been written especially for those who are new to Bible reading: All-new book introductions, now with many illustrations by Annie Vallotton. Suggested ways to begin reading. Adopting an educational tone, it is perfect for use in schools and churches, while the colourful interactions and beautiful illustrations will keep a child engaged as they delve into the text. Extra features have been written especially for those who are new to Bible reading:*All-new book introductions*How to find Bible references*Suggested ways to begin reading*100 famous stories*An overview of the biblical story in 40 key passages*Where to find help in the BibleOther helps include:*Sidebar navigation, listing the preceding or following books in the margin of every page*New maps*Word list with simple definitions Bible FeaturesTwo-colour throughout – helping to break up the text, highlight key information and improve the visual appealSixteen beautiful new colour illustrations, chosen by childrenKey words list, helping to unpack and provide context for some of the main theological concepts found in the BibleHighlighted reading trail that takes the reader through the overarching story of the BibleFull-page introductions to each book of the BibleThirty-six pages of new helps, including information on Christian festivals, explanations of the three persons of the Trinity, and a list of ‘Emotions in the Bible’ Where to find help in the Bible. Created in partnership with RE:QUEST, the GNB Children's Rainbow Edition was developed using ideas and feedback from parents, teachers and children to ensure it provides a brilliant Bible-reading experience. The Rainbow Good News Bible is ideal for use with children in primary schools and church.

• Sidebar navigation listing the preceding or following books in the margin of every page
• Word list with simple definitions
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• Suggested ways to begin reading
• All-new book introductions