Book Review & a Giveaway: Brick Builders Illustrated Bible

Do you know a child who loves building blocks? The Brick Builders Illustrated Bible provides an entertaining take on over 35 stories from God’s Word. Bright, engaging artwork and short memorable renditions of Bible stories will seize your child’s attention!
With wording by Emily Dammer, and illustrations by Antony Evans, you’re sure to be a big hit with young readers. ZonderKidz has incorporated an iconic toy with timeless truths for a home run. Following each story, Building Blocks provide a takeaway for kids to grab onto. These Building Blocks give a pithy take on foundational values for life.
I love the humor found in seeing Bible characters in Lego™ form. The vivid colors and images draw the eye in for a closer look at intricate detail. I can’t wait to sit down with my grands to examine the pages together. Boys and girls, alike, will be enthralled with the action figures. Shhh, don’t tell, it’s a Christmas gift for my grandson!
Get your own copy today. Or, you can enter the drawing, delivered in time for Christmas.

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I am giving away a copy of the Brick Builders Illustrated Bible, courtesy of Zondervan Publishers, to one reader in the continental United States. Leave a comment on my blog (at the top of this post, under the title) about one of your favorite Bible stories, and you will be entered into the drawing to be held on Wednesday, December 5. I can’t wait to hear your treasures!
Sally
Disclosure of Material: I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher through The Blog Spot Network book review program in exchange for a fair and honest review. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s CFR Title 16, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

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7 thoughts on “Book Review & a Giveaway: Brick Builders Illustrated Bible”

  1. Very awesome book! I think this is so creative! To deliver God’s word through ways kids can understand and relate to.

  2. My favorite bible story is the one of Jonah. God gave him a mission, and he was so belligerent about doing it. Nonetheless, God didn’t leave him alone until he completed the task given to him. After that, we hear no more of Jonah. I think God found more willing servants. I found it a little humorous that God didn’t give up on Jonah and his mission, but he wasn’t about to use him again.

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