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Review & Giveaway: The Spirit of God Illustrated Bible


I have been fortunate enough to receive a copy of The Spirit of God Illustrated Bible and I love it!
It's so bright and vibrant, not to mention the stories are written for younger kids all the way up to preteens.  My 12yo is reading it and he likes it.

This would make a great gift for the upcoming holidays or a Baptism or Christening or just a because I love you gift. Those are my favorites.  

Here are some deets on the book!

Description: The Spirit of God Illustrated Bible brings to life more than 40 Bible stories that help readers understand that God’s Spirit has been with us since the beginning of time and continues to be with us today. From the glory of creation through the powerful letters of Paul, God’s Spirit is living in his people. Old and New Testament stories such as Adam and Eve, Abraham, Joseph, the Baptism of Jesus, and Pentecost come alive with dramatic illustrations by Fernando Juarez and moving text by Doris Rikkers. With a cover that sparkles and shines with foil, this is a special storybook Bible that will appeal to both children and parents alike.

Author Bio:   Doris Rikkers is a freelance writer and editor who has written many bestselling children’s books and Bibles. Although she loves the ocean, she lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan, surrounded by her books, her flower gardens, and her family and friends.
Illustrator Bio:  Spanish artist Fernando Juarez illustrates children’s books and works as an art supervisor at the Madrid studio Ilion Animation. The company produces 3D feature films for children. Fernando has three kids himself, and if he has any time left after work and family, you might catch him playing guitar in a rock band.

Best part....GIVEAWAY.
Yep.
I get to give one to one of my readers so stop reading & enter!!!


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