Kelly Pulley

The Treasury Of Bible Stories: Rhythmical Rhymes Of Biblical Times is a wonderful option for teaching little ones the Bible. Not only is it full of 20 fabulous stories from within the Bible, it is simplified and made fun by the unique rhyming quality. The addition of the whimsical cartoon illustrations makes for memorable story moments with young children. I believe the detailed illustrations were our favorite part of the whole book, not only are they cute-they provide so much more detail to the stories you are reading.

This has quickly become my young ones favorite bedtime story books, which gives me quality time to be able to add a few more details to the stories we read. The simple approach to this book gives the foundation of each story that was chosen, and easily can be adapted into a wonderful learning experience going more in depth. The rhythmic way it is written allows young children to stay involved with what you are reading, I have yet to have my young ones become bored in the way it is read aloud. This is a huge bonus, as it is easy to have them do when the same tone is used while reading.

I found that Kelly Pulley’s Treasury Of Bible Stories is going to be used over and over again, even when the kids are older. The illustrations themselves provide a fun approach that warrants revisiting, both for the young and the old. A book that should be recommended to anyone and everyone to help in learning the foundations of the books/stories of the Bible.

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This is a great book for kids. It has everything that makes a great children's book including fun rhyming text, great illustrations and a message to round it all out. My grandson loved this story, especially the yak.

The story starts by telling the reader that the Cycling Wangdoos are a winning team, but they are only as good as their weakest member. When the smallest Wangdoo decides not to pedal anymore, there is a chain reaction ending in bumps and bruises. The illustrations in this book are wonderful. The expressions on the characters and animals are priceless. You also get a bit of a look at the countryside of Tibet. The story itself is silly, yet tells the story in a way that is easy to understand and not preachy. I can see this being a favourite in any household or classroom. One I definitely recommend. The publisher generously provided me with a copy of this book via Netgalley.
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