At a time when the people God created were disobedient, God
called upon the one good man he could find, Noah. God asked Noah to build an
ark because he planned to send rain and flood the earth to destroy the bad and
start over with people who loved him. He not only wanted to save Noah and his
family, he wanted Noah to load animals onto the ark. Following God's perfect
instructions, Noah and his sons built the giant boat to the Father's exact
dimensions. When the rains came they climbed in.
The story of Noah's ark has been told time and time again.
But instead of listening to a storyteller, now young readers, age 5-7, can pick
up a copy and read this I Can Read! copy with a little help. David Miles has
painted colorful and expressive pictures that will capture the reader's
attention and add to their imagination. The animals are delightful and Noah and
his family appear as loving individuals. I especially like the illustration of
the inside of the ark. I'm sure most children are curious about how the animals
may have lived on the three level ark. I recommend this version of Noah and the
ark to be read with a child or to a class. You'll have much to talk about.
I received this book from Zonderkidz in exchange for a fair
review.
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