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I Knew Jesus Before He Was A Christian... And I Liked Him Better Then by Rubel Shelly (Reviewed)6/10/2014 Mrs. Lee's Stories About Jesus |
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Attention Young Mothers, Parents, and Grandparents:
Mrs. Lee's Stories about Jesus and Stories About God's First People have recently been reprinted and we are now carrying them.
These books do a wonderful job retelling wonderful stories of the Bible in a way young children can understand. At the end of each story, a list of about ten questions are provided for the child to answer. These stories are a wonderful way to introduce your child/grandchild to the stories of Christ and the Children of Israel.
Both of these books represent some of my earlier childhood memories as I would sit with my mother or father, listen to them read one of the stories, and then answer the questions that followed. When I was finally able to read for myself, my parents would have me sit down each day after school and I would again read through a chapter and answer the questions.
Each book contains 52 stories along with 10 questions per story.
Every child is different and learns at a different rate, but I would recommend these books for kids around the ages of 5-8.
These are brand new hardbacks and retail for $22.50 each plus shipping straight from the publisher. However, we are offering them today for $20 plus shipping. We only have three of each at this moment, but can order more if needed. So, be sure to get your copy soon.
Mrs. Lee's Stories about Jesus and Stories About God's First People have recently been reprinted and we are now carrying them.
These books do a wonderful job retelling wonderful stories of the Bible in a way young children can understand. At the end of each story, a list of about ten questions are provided for the child to answer. These stories are a wonderful way to introduce your child/grandchild to the stories of Christ and the Children of Israel.
Both of these books represent some of my earlier childhood memories as I would sit with my mother or father, listen to them read one of the stories, and then answer the questions that followed. When I was finally able to read for myself, my parents would have me sit down each day after school and I would again read through a chapter and answer the questions.
Each book contains 52 stories along with 10 questions per story.
Every child is different and learns at a different rate, but I would recommend these books for kids around the ages of 5-8.
These are brand new hardbacks and retail for $22.50 each plus shipping straight from the publisher. However, we are offering them today for $20 plus shipping. We only have three of each at this moment, but can order more if needed. So, be sure to get your copy soon.
Nathan Battey
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