Buck Denver's Bible Coloring Book: Old Testament Stories

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Buck Denver’s Bible Coloring Book | Old and New TestamentsWhat’s in the Bible with Buck Denver is a hilarious, informative, and in-depth video series for middle to upper elementary school students. Phil Vischer (creator of VeggieTales) moderates a series of characters as they make their way through a study of Scripture.In a new partnership with FaithWords, JellyTelly Press is bringing the Buck Denver characters to a whole new audience, introducing a series of board books and these two coloring books. Each book contains 60 perforated coloring pages.While the branding is Buck Denver, I appreciate that the main focus in on the Biblical stories. The coloring pages have three distinct themes:• Scenes from the Buck Denver video series.• Scenes from Scripture, with a one-sentence description of the scene at the bottom• Stylized Bible verses using either the ESV or NLTI especially appreciate that the coloring pages take time to explain the scene. Too often, we throw a coloring page in front of a kid without any real explanation. Even in the craft time, Buck Denver is attempting to craft teachable moments for your little ones.If you’re going through the Buck Denver series in your church or preschool, this would be a great addition to the video lessons.*Copy provided in exchange for review*

Buck Denver’s Old Testament Stories Bible coloring book is a great book for Sunday Schools, Homeschools, and elementary school children. The book is published by JellyTelly Press and Faith Words.There are perforated pages which allow for ease of tearing out to color and posting the finished artwork. Also, this would be a great book for children to color with caretakers. There is an overview of the Old Testament stories throughout the book, beginning with Genesis and ending with Micah.The colorful artwork on the cover features stories found in the book. I recommend this color book to children of all ages and their caretakers.Disclaimer: I receive complimentary books from various sources, including, publishers, publicists, authors, and/or NetGalley. I am not required to write a positive review and have not received any compensation. The opinions shared here are my own entirely. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255

These two coloring books take a child all the way through the Bible. The pictures are easy for a child to read and color.I like that the pages are perforated making it easier to remove the page to hang on the front of the fridge or to send in a letter or card to aunties and grandparents.These two books make me want to break out a box of crayons and start coloring. Thank you JellyTelly Press.***Book provided without charge by Canaan Byrd at Hachette Book Group.***

My kids LOVE them! There are 60 pages in each book. And the pages are perforated which is awesome since we have 4 kids who often want to color the same thing, I can neatly take the page out and make copies of it. And voila! Everyone can color the same page without any arguing over the page.

Beautiful way to help little ones engage with the Bible. Great resource for family Bible time.

Love the illustrations and the bible verses on a full page the kids can use as memory verses