Stephen ElkinsChildren's 5-Minute Bible 100 Stories and 100 Songs Book
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About
Curl up with your little one, and discover 100 of the greatest Bible stories.
From Moses’ encounter with the burning bush and Jonah’s trip to Nineveh to Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son and the last supper, 5 Minute Bible: 100 Stories and Songs will make an eternal difference by revealing God’s amazing love. With biblical truths and life-action applications, your child will take these biblical teachings to heart, and the adorable illustrations and song lyrics will help make these five minutes the best part of the day.
Set aside five minutes to discover the Bible with your child—and start today!
5 Minute Bible: 100 Stories and Songs will be the perfect re-imaging of Stephen Elkins's popular storybook, 100 Bible Stories, 100 Bible Songs. The original book sold more than 300,000 units life-to-date, and repacking the excellent content in a timely format that is familiar to young children and their families will introduce the stories to
a brand-new audience.
Fully illustrated Bible stories and songs will have positive, biblical messages that parents will love to read to their children.
With nearly 1,000,000 books sold in his career, Stephen Elkins has helped to capture countless little hearts for the Lord. This repack is a timely reworking of classic content that will introduce the greatest stories in the Bible in an exciting new way.
Product Features
- Highly popular 5-minute stories format is seen in all major franchises
- Major value with a low price point, large trim size, and extensive content
- A great content-original book sold more than 300,000 units
About the Author
Stephen Elkins is an author, musician, and Grammy-nominated record producer. Elkins is also the author of the bestselling 100 Bible Stories, 100 Bible Songs; 100 Ways to Know God Loves Me; LullaBible; and Clifford the Big Red Dog Audio Series.
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