My Easter Bible Storybook {a Tommy Nelson review and giveaway}

By Ashley Pichea in Book Review 13 Comments 21 Mar
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Just in time for Easter, Tommy Nelson has released a beautiful Precious Moments Easter storybook, My Easter Bible Storybook.

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Having grown up with a mom who collected Precious Moments, I have a special place in my heart for the Precious Moments characters, and this Precious Moments Easter Storybook Bible is a beautiful addition to our library!

2012-03-21

My Easter Bible Storybook:

  • is for children ages 2-6
  • includes whimsical and nostalgic Precious Moments®characters delight little hearts with endearing illustrations
  • shares the story of Jesus, adapted from the International Children’s Bible,®and helps young ones understand God’s Word
  • includes Bible stories, children’s song lyrics, prayers, and presentation page for personalizing

{From the Publisher}: This case-bound padded board book from the Precious Moments brand makes it easy to share the story of Jesus with little children while teaching them about God’s love for them. Little ones will love the soft inviting illustrations of Precious Moments. Scriptures are from the International Children’s Bible,® the first translation created especially for children. Large, readable type encourages children to read along with their parents the story of Easter and the true meaning of this important holiday.

 

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Thanks to Tommy Nelson, one of you can share this precious storybook Bible with the young children in your life!

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Disclosure: Tommy Nelson provided a free copy of My Easter Bible Storybook for review and giveaway in exchange for this post. All opinions expressed are my own.

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  • Chris Amador

    we study the resurrection first and then i explain where the easter bunny came from :)

  • http://twitter.com/franktan franktan

    We teach the resurrection story and mention in passing that people who don’t know Jesus usually celebrate it in a different way.

  • http://www.facebook.com/kellibecton Kelli Parker Becton

    we learn about the resurrection – all that Jesus did for us – why he did it & then we discuss how the easter bunny can really take the focus off of Jesus – we do easter baskets with a Christ theme and don’t believe in the bunny except that it is a cute symbol of spring – like other new baby animals 

  • luckystars54

    This would be the perfect addition to my little guy’s Easter basket!

  • luckystars54

    This would be the perfect addition to my little guy’s Easter basket!

  • luckystars54

    We study the Wors first and the resurrection of Christ…the Easter bunny is an added bonus to the holiday.

  • luckystars54

    We study the Wors first and the resurrection of Christ…the Easter bunny is an added bonus to the holiday.

  • http://exceptionallyavg.com/ Kelly

    We’re not quite there yet with my 2.5 year old. He doesn’t know about the Easter bunny yet, but I plan to treat it the same way my parents did. Focus on what Easter means and it’s crucial significance to our lives and faith then honestly tell him from the start that the Easter bunny is a fictional character, the candy comes from us. 

  • http://exceptionallyavg.com/ Kelly

    We’re not quite there yet with my 2.5 year old. He doesn’t know about the Easter bunny yet, but I plan to treat it the same way my parents did. Focus on what Easter means and it’s crucial significance to our lives and faith then honestly tell him from the start that the Easter bunny is a fictional character, the candy comes from us. 

  • Erin

    Great question…we focus on Christ and the resurrection first and emphasis that. 

  • http://twitter.com/LifesDeepColors EV

    I simply told them that the Easter Bunny didn’t die on the cross for them and myself but Jesus did :) 
    Elena V
    wildorchad (at) rambler.ru

  • Jan Messali

    Our little guy is still too young to know about the Easter bunny. We are teaching him about Christ and the story of the resurrection. He will know that that’s what Easter is about. I think we’ll approach the bunny by explaining this is another way we celebrate the occasion. The bunny brings eggs. Eggs represent new birth and I will always remember how I learned about the Holy Trinity by learning about the 3 parts of an egg, all being one.  

  • http://joyceandnorm.wordpress.com Joyce and Norm

    We also focus more on Christ’s resurrection, but we do Easter bunny spring time activities as well.