Lift-the-Flap Bible

by Sally Lloyd-Jones, Tracy Moroney (Illustrator)

Rich illustrations with forty-five interactive lift-the-flaps provide preschoolers with twelve tales from the Old and New Testaments, such as Noah's Ark and the creation of the world.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books, Religion, Christian

18 pages, Board Book

First published November 1, 2000

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Reviews

[Becky]

Age Range: 3 – 5
These selected Bible stories are very similar to Lloyd-Jones’s work in Baby’s Hug-a-Bible and Tiny Bear’s Bible, but without rhyme. The flaps add an interactive element to the book that makes reading it with children fun. I found it very easy to get into discussions with my preschooler about what was happening in the story because of what we were finding underneath the flaps.

[Neuharth Family]

Seriously wonderful, splendid book!!! We can't get enough of this book, and it is great for babies, toddlers and preschoolers. The artwork is well rendered, and the flaps and book itself are sturdy. Love it!

[Amy]

Lift the flaps on each page. The text tells the stories of the Bible in a happy way. Perfect for my five year old.

[Mary Bundy]

This book had a real innocence about it that I appreciated.

[Sarah]

Think I'll try to find this one for Susan Grace's bday. She loves lift the flap books!

[Elizabeth C S]

Engaging with short enough stories to keep child's attention. Fun time for child opening flaps.

[Jessica]

This children in my Sunday School class (Ages 2-5) really enjoy this book because of all the flaps that they can lift while I read the Bible stories.

[Evianrei]

My two year old son loves lifting all the flaps in this book! The illustrations are cute, and of course the stories are wonderful. I also like that each story notes where is was derived from the Bible.

[Kelly Chester]

What an educational book

[Little Champs]

Bible 23

[Paul]

I really like this book. The illustrations are really good, stories are simple to understand, and the flaps make it easy for my son to play with and learn.

[Laurie]

The flaps did not survive the wrath of Peter. We will save until the kids are older.

[Traca]

Great first Bible!