Read and Share Bible Giveaway

We read from a children's Bible every night before bed.  We have been using the same one for a few years now, and when we finish it, we start back at the beginning.  I think we have read through it at least five times already.  So, I was happy to accept a free copy of the Read and Share Bible for children from Thomas Nelson in exchange for a review.

This Bible has more than two hundred stories in it.  I like that the stories are in chronological order and that each story has a Scripture reference.  The thing I like most about this Bible though is that there is a discussion question or extra information at the end of each story.  Instead of just reading the stories, we are discussing them.

If you would like to learn more about the Tommy Nelson Bibles for children, including the Read and Share Bible, check out their website at TommyNelson.com.  You can also find an excerpt of the Read and Share Bible on Facebook  (click on this Facebook link and then click on the Read and Share tab). 

I hope you are still reading because Thomas Nelson provided me with an extra Read and Share Bible for children to giveaway to one of my readers!  To enter this giveaway, please leave me a comment.  If you would like an extra entry, let me know (in a separate comment) that you are a follower or email subscriber of Superheroes and Princesses.  Please make sure that I can contact you either through a valid email address or a blog.  If I am not able to contact the winner chosen by random.org, I will select a new winner.  This giveaway begins upon posting and ends on Friday, January 21, 2011.

A Drawing by C

I love this drawing by C. He told me he was drawing things from the Bible. In case you didn't know, that is God looking down on all that he created.

Noah's Ark

C loves the story of Noah's ark. We recently found some Noah's Ark foam stickers at A.C. Moore. C was very excited to create his interpretation. The yellow marks at the top of the page are lightning, the black dots are hail (he insists there was hail), and the blue lines are rain. Notice the tree on the right side of the paper; he said that a tree was lifted up out of the ground during the storm and landed on the ark. He has quite the imagination.