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The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name by Jago Review

Title: The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name

Author: Jago

First published February 20, 2007

352 pages, Hardcover

ISBN: 9780310708254 (ISBN10: 0310708257)

Rating: 4.69

Overview

Join millions of families, pastors, and educators in discovering the amazing story of God’s love for humanity with The Jesus Storybook Bible. With over 3 million copies sold, this beloved book has been treasured for over a decade, introducing children to the Savior at the heart of God’s great story.

Unlike any other children’s Bible, The Jesus Storybook Bible uncovers the deeper meaning behind every story in the Bible, revealing Jesus as the ultimate hero and our only hope for salvation. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or pastor, this book is the perfect tool to guide children on their faith journey and help them see that Jesus is the center of not only God’s story but their own as well.

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About the Author

My main source of income involves creating illustrations. I am a highly successful artist who has sold millions of copies of my work in the children’s book genre.

You can find examples of my art on my Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/jagoillustration or on my personal website at http://www.jagoillustration.com.

Editoral Review

Sally Lloyd-Jones’ book The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name, illustrated by Jago, is a beautiful example of how storytelling can bring religious teachings to life for readers of all ages. First published in 2007, this children’s book has since become a beloved classic that has been translated into numerous languages.

The Jesus Storybook Bible retells over forty stories from the Bible, from the Old Testament to the New Testament, with a focus on how each story relates to Jesus. The book’s overarching message is that Jesus is the center of the Bible’s message and that every story in the Bible points to him.

By framing each story with this theme, the author provides a fresh perspective on biblical teachings that will be enlightening to readers of all faiths. The book’s illustrations by Jago are remarkable, bringing the text to life with exquisite detail and skillful use of color.

Jago’s images are captivating for both children and adults, making it easier to connect with the book’s central messages. One of the strengths of this book is how it makes biblical stories accessible and understandable for young readers.

By framing each story with a focus on Jesus, Lloyd-Jones makes it easy for readers to connect with the underlying themes of each tale, even if they might not be familiar with the original stories. The author demonstrates exceptional storytelling skills, bringing the ancient biblical texts to life without losing their essence or message.

Moreover, Lloyd-Jones’ writing is both articulate and engaging. The author has a unique talent for converting complex religious teachings into a language that is comprehensible to children.

Her style is conversational and filled with beautiful turns of phrase that are pleasing to the ear. Despite these attributes, The Jesus Storybook Bible is not without some drawbacks.

One of the criticisms directed at the book is that it presents the Bible’s message through a specific lens, and some may feel that this lens overlooks some of the nuances and depth found in the original texts. However, these critiques are outweighed by the work’s strengths, which undoubtedly surpass any issues of perspective.

Overall, The Jesus Storybook Bible is a delightful book that offers a fresh perspective on biblical teachings. It would be an excellent resource for individuals looking to better understand the Bible, regardless of their level of knowledge about religious teachings.

Given its beautiful illustrations and timeless message, I highly recommend this book to parents who are looking for a way to introduce their children to the Bible in a way that is both accessible and engaging. For these reasons, I give the book a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.

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