27 Nov 2009
Book Review

NKJV Greatest Stories of the Bible Book Review

Name of Book: NKJV Greatest Stories of the Bible

Published: Thomas Nelson

Pages: 440 Pages

ISBN:1418541664

Type: Hardcover

Price: $29.99

The “NKJV Greatest Stories of the Bible” is a beautiful, bound hardcover story book  featuring, 250 stories from the Bible, starting from Genesis and ending in Revelation that promises to be not only an heirloom for the family, but a wonderful gift idea for the holidays.

 What’s  impressive about this book, is that , although this is not a subsitute for the real thing, the “NKJV Greatest Stories of the Bible“  captures the NKJV language, provides scriptural references for where the stories can be found in the Bible and following the chronological order of the books in the Bible, helps people get the essence of the people who make up the Holy Bible.

What was personally liked about the book, was more than just how well laid out the cover is, but turning the pages and reading the stories, it is easy for anyone, of any age, to just pick up the book, open to a story and find themselves captivated by moments from the Bible.

This is the perfect gift to give for the holidays to not only encourage families to have more storytime , but  just to own in one’s own library for future generations to discover, for themselves, the greatest stories of the Bible.

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