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The Lion Day-by-Day Bible

The Lion Day-by-Day Bible

by Amanda Hall (Illustrator), Mary Joslin (Author), Mary Joslin (Author), Amanda Hall (Illustrator)

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    Hardcover 2007

    $14.12
Synopsis

This acclaimed children's Bible employs the successful formula of a story for each day of the year and is aimed at 7 to 12 year olds. The artwork is stunning and of the very highest quality - modern in feel, warm and bright, and giving fresh perspectives on the classic stories. Each story has approximately 250 words, and is complemented by a matching prayer. The Bible features full Bible references on each page as well as a 'story finder' to help the reader choose a story to suit the occasion, making this a complete resource and enable further exploration of the Bible as the child grows up. The Bible features full Bible references on each page as well as a 'story finder' to help the reader choose a story to suit the occasion, making this a complete resource and enable further exploration of the Bible as the child grows up.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 384
 Publisher: Lion Children's Books
Published: 21 Sep 2007
ISBN 10: 0745949118
ISBN 13: 9780745949116
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years

Author Bio
Mary Joslin is married and has 3 grown up children. She began writing when her own children were still young and has since written books that have been published throughout the world. For Lion these include Our Father, The Tale of the Heaven Tree, Do the Angels Watch Close By?, The Merchant Enticed by the Pearl of Great Price and The Story of the Cross. She likes kayaking, canoeing and gardening. Amanda Hall is an award-winning international illustrator, noted for her stylish illustrations of folk tales and legends. With a lush and decorative style which demonstrates a love of colour, her children's books are often mythical and timeless. Amanda studied Graphic Art at what is now the Anglia Polytechnic University in Cambridge. Having travelled Amanda finds herself drawn to illustrating ethnic tales and legends in a style that uses watercolours and crayon to build layers of colour and texture.