A Beautiful Gift for Families With Young Children

When my boys were little, we enjoyed the Baby Bible Storybook, a book of simple Bible stories paired with sweet finger plays, rhymes, and other activities that made the Bible stories come alive for the youngest listeners.  And so, when I was given the opportunity to review the Baby Bible Christmas Storybook  by Robin Currie [David C. Cook; Board book edition (October 1, 2010)],  I was most excited.  The Baby Bible Christmas Storybook does not disappoint.  With simply worded stories; brightly-colored illustrations; and fun actions and activities, the board book version of The Baby Bible Storybook would make a wonderful gift for any family with young children, from infants through preschoolers.

***Special thanks to Karen Davis, Assistant Media Specialist,

The B&B Media Group for sending me a review copy.***

I  received this book free for the purpose of reviewing it.  I received no other compensation for this review.  The opinions expressed in this review are my honest opinions.  Your experience may vary.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: 

Rev. Dr. Robin Currie is the Early Childhood Librarian/Preschool Liaison for the Glen Ellyn Public Library and serves on the staff of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, a Chicago suburb. She is also the retired pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Glen Ellyn. Before and during seminary she was a children’s librarian for public libraries in Illinois and Iowa. She holds master’s degrees in Library Science from the University of Iowa and in Divinity from the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago, as well as a Doctor of Ministry in preaching from LSTC. Her published books include seven resource collections for librarians and over a dozen children’s Bible story collections.

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