The Story of Jesus (Little Golden Book)

You guys re­mem­ber that hit se­ries Veg­gi­eTales? Well, the same guy who cre­at­ed that has cre­at­ed this Laugh and Learn Bible for Kids: The Gospel in 52 Five-​Minute Bible Sto­ries. Each Bible story is vivid­ly il­lus­trat­ed, takes just five min­utes to read, and in­cludes a fam­i­ly con­nec­tion to en­cour­age fam­i­ly Bible study and help read­ers learn, talk, and pray to­geth­er! Grab the hard­cov­er ver­sion on sale today at Ama­zon for $13.

The When God Made You Hard­cov­er Book is a #1 Best Sell­er on Ama­zon with an in­sane 4.9 star rat­ing after 580+ re­views and a Fakespot A grade. This is up there with the high­est rated books we’ve ever seen. And at just $6.90, it’s the low­est price we’ve ever seen too! Through play­ful, charm­ing rhyme and vivid, fan­tas­ti­cal il­lus­tra­tions, When God Made You in­spires young read­ers to learn about their own spe­cial gifts and how they fit into God’s di­vine plan as they grow, ex­plore, and begin to cre­ate for them­selves.

Ama­zon is sell­ing this #1 Best Sell­er 30 Days to Un­der­stand­ing the Bible, 30th An­niver­sary Edi­tion, for the low­est shipped price we’ve ever seen. In just fif­teen min­utes a day, you’ll learn the Bible’s key peo­ple, events, and doc­trines to get more out of God’s Word. This simple-​to-use, straight­for­ward guide has been rec­om­mend­ed by Bible teach­ers and pas­tors for thir­ty years, and now it’s avail­able in an ex­pand­ed thir­ti­eth an­niver­sary edi­tion—with the most re­quest­ed top­ics from the orig­i­nal edi­tion re­stored and up­dat­ed for today’s read­ers.

Once in a while a prod­uct in our IG feed screams out to us like the ring of Sauron. This Draw Your Way through the Book of Mor­mon book was cre­at­ed by Annie Poon, an LDS an­i­ma­tor and artist liv­ing in the Big Apple. Fea­tur­ing en­gag­ing il­lus­tra­tions, ideas, and step-​by-step in­struc­tions, this doo­dle book in­vites bud­ding artists to bring scrip­tur­al scenes to life—with no limit on what can be imag­ined! What do you think the Li­a­hona looked like?