NASB Adventure Bible for Kids from Zonderkidz Bibles

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My son had an Adventure Bible he used for many years. As the cover says, it is the number one selling Bible for kids. Now, this Bible is available in the New American Standard Bible (NASB) version for those who would prefer that version. This Bible will get them excited about God’s Word with all of the colorful pictures, charts, highlighted verses to memorize, articles about living in Bible times, amazing Bible facts, and other activities throughout the Bible.

This Bible comes in hardcover, as shown, or in a leathersoft edition. It is also red-letter and has a dark comfort print typeface in 9.5-point print size. This is a great Bible for kids to take to church, Sunday school or other youth Bible study classes and to just read and peruse at home. In the front cover, there is a presentation page, a page sharing how to use the Bible and a page with the ABCs of being a Christian. The Adventure Bible is aimed at children ages 8 to 12. My son really liked this Bible and spent time reading it in his room as well as taking it to church. There is so much to see and learn, along with the text, through all of the extra special features. It is especially nice for boys with all of the fun animal pictures throughout the Bible too.


I received a copy of this Bible at no charge as a part of the Bible Gateway BloggerGrid community. All opinions within this review are my own. #BibleGatewayPartner 

You may purchase this Bible from Bible Gateway: https://store.faithgateway.com/collections/adventure-bible

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