NIrV Journal the Word Bible for Girls from Zondervan

 

Do you know a young girl who might like a Bible to journal in? The NIrV Journal the Word Bible for Girls is aimed at ages six to ten. This Bible has a beautifully illustrated hard cover with lined side margins for taking notes, drawing, coloring, or doodling. There are 100 verses for tracing to help with print and cursive penmanship and Scripture memorization. It both encourages creativity and it also works to help young girls learn better penmanship.


While this Bible is directed at young girls, it is a nice Bible for almost any girl or even an older woman. I would use this Bible myself. It is just the Bible text and that text is a very readable 8.5 print size that is quite dark and easy to see on the page. I like the lined margins as there is a lot of space to take notes to to use this Bible for Bible art journaling. The pages are fairly thin so I would use colored pencils or pens that do not bleed through the paper for whatever I wanted to do in the margins. This Bible is also a nice size to carry to church or Bible study as it measures 6.8 by 8.4 inches and is 1 1/2 inches thick. It would make a lovely gift with the beautiful cover. 

 



I received a copy of this Bible from the publisher through Gateway BibleGrid. All opinions within this review are my own. #BibleGatewayPartner

The NIrV Journal the Word Bible for Girls is available for purchase from the Gateway Bible Store:https://store.faithgateway.com/products/nirv-journal-the-word-bible-for-girls-double-column-hardcover-comfort-print-my-first-bible-for-tracing-verses-journaling-and-creating-art?variant=39556420337800

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