The Story of Noah

An Alice In Bibleland Storybook

by Alice Joyce Davidson, Victoria Marshall (Illustrator)

An Alice in Bibleland Storybook, with beautiful illustrated pictures.

Genres: Childrens, Religion, Picture Books, Christian, Biblical Fiction

34 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1984

About the author

Alice Joyce Davidson, a poet, writer, and editor, is the creator of the Alice in Bibleland series and author of numerous Christian-themed children's titles. Her books have sold over five million copies worldwide and have been translated into German, Spanish, Portuguese, Finnish, Korean, and Indonesian. A proud grandmother of two, Alice lives in Cincinnati, OH, where she is active in the arts.

Reviews

[Stacy]

The Bible story of Noah simplified for young children, told in rhyme.

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This has always been a childhood favorite of mine. It's a great way to get kids to learn more about the Bible. (If they're like me, then they'd totally get excited about seeing a modern day person visit a time in the Bible.)

[Myka Ellenwood]

Genre: Fantasy
Grade Level: 3-5
This book is also wonderful. Alice gets to see first hand how it really was in Noah's day. Once again, Alice Davidson keeps the authentic Bible story present, but makes it more interesting and kid friendly. I would recommend this book.

[Little Champs]

Bible 50

[E & E’s Mama]

These rhyming books with sweet Alice entering Bible Land are so adorable. A great way to tell a Bible story! I grew up reading a few of them, so it’s special to introduce them to Elliot

[PottWab Regional Library]

SM

[Sarah Poling]

Alice was reading the event from Bible School, when the screen opened and ….

[Danette]

10/6/24 Read with my preschool class

[Natalie Traylor]

The Story of Noah is about a little girl, named Alice, who loved to read Bible studies. One day, as she was reading about Noah, an airmail bird told her she was going to Bibleland. Once in Bibleland, Alice lives through the story of the ark that Noah had to build to wash away all the evil.

I would not do a lesson on this story, because the discussion of religion is not allowed in schools. However, I would add this book to my classroom library, so students could read it if they would like to.

[Veronica]

(see story of Easter review)

[Kendra Simmons]

i loved reading when i was a child and i love reading it to little children

[Hannah]

This one does feature a mythical ark. Answers in Genesis, anyone?