More Of My First Book Of Mormon Stories

by Deanna Draper Buck

More than 100,000 copies have been sold of My First Book of Mormon Stories. Following the all-time bestselling LDS boardbook is this darling companion boardbook , featuring 16 new stories from the Book of Mormon, including "Lehi’s Dream," "Alma and Amulek in Prison," "King Lamoni," "Captain Moroni and the Title of Liberty," "Nephi and Lehi," "The Three Nephites." Your preschool children and grandchildren will delight in these simplified versions of favorite Book of Mormon stories. Author Deanna Buck retells the familiar events in "read-aloud" language that entertains as it teaches. Enhanced by beautiful illustrations, More of My First Book of Mormon Stories will provide ideal teaching moments for families with young children.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books

32 pages, Board Book

First published February 1, 2005

Reviews

[April]

Deanna lived in our ward in KY. She also knows my uncle @ Deseret Book.

[Shaumbra Papritz]

Love it for the illustrations and simplified stories. Glad to have more stories from the BOM. But the organization of these series is scattered and could have been done better from the beginning.

[Brianna Brown]

The stories in this one are a bit longer than the first but still short and sweet. I would guess a 4 year old would enjoy them, or a calmer, more patient 3 year old than the one I have :)

[Zoey]

Fun way to learn your Book of Mormon Stories. There are two books because there are so many stories. A great introduction for kids.

[Stacy Thomas]

This is a wonderful book to have in your home. It very easily tells stories from the Book of Mormon in a simple way that young children can understand. It is also full of great pictures that tell each story in and of themselves. We use this book for our Happy Home Feeling Nights (probably know as Family Home Evening in your LDS home), and also read from it on Sundays at bedtime.

My son loves this book. We started him on it earlier than the recommended age, but what the heck, he likes books and is able to sit through actual stories rather than just one or two pictures.

[Wendy]

These are great first books for kids. Instead of the regular board books just lasting them long enough to read the word on the page, these books can be used for years to come. They are filled with stories that they can begin to love from a very early age just by looking at the pictures then later it can help them as they begin to read.

[Lyndsi]

Justin has learned so much about The Book of Mormon Stories from this....I highly recommend