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Will you have a few minutes to yourself to enjoy a good book over the holidays? I sure hope so! This wordless picture book, Noah: A Wordless Picture Book, is an incredible visual presentation of Noah’s faith. You can actually look through the book on Amazon and I highly encourage you to do so. You won’t believe the detail and emotion in the artwork. My son enjoyed looking through this book by himself; even when I offered to read it with him, he declined. I think the beautiful illustrations so captivated him that he wanted the experience to be truly wordless. The pages are set up almost like a comic book or graphic novel. The story is told through scenes rather than words. Since there’s no text, the story is entirely dependent upon the artwork. The book does not disappoint! One fun feature of this book is that you can look for “Squeakers the Mouse” on each page. I wouldn’t mention that to your child until after you’ve introduced the book, though, because that game becomes quite the fixation! Normally I’d advocate the less-expensive ebook but in this case, I highly suggest that you splurge on the hardcover. It’s still reasonably priced at under $15 on Amazon right now, and it’s just a book you’ll want to see in print. Put this book on the shelf in your church nursery or the daycare and it’s definitely going to be enjoyed by the kids (and probably the grown-ups, too!) Author Mark Ludy has a tremendous gift and I feel so blessed that I got to see a little bit of it in this book.was inspired by actual events.
Do you know someone who would enjoy this book?
I like that Noah is entertaining and informative for all ages.
I’m very interested in The Promise being inspired by actual events.
The illustration was magnificent. I would love for my whole family to be able to see the power of this picture book. It would make a great addition to our family library. I also like that the book “The Promise” by Beth Wiseman is based on actual events. I think I would really enjoy this book too. I’d also like to read Plain Perfect. It has great reviews and sounds like an interesting read. It’s that time of year when temperatures plummet to below freezing and there is nothing I like better to do than curl up on the couch next to the wood stove to read a good book while sipping a cup of hot tea. Thanks for sharing these two wonderful books with your readers.
The Promise looks like a touching story to remind us that the people at home are there and love us.
The illustrations are very detailed and colorful. The birds are full of life and color.
I like that “The Promise” by Beth Wiseman it’s inspired by actual events and I like a good love story. I think I would really enjoy this book. Thanks for sharing it with us.
The illustrations are so easy to understand what is going on without having to read.
I enjoy reading books that are based on true facts.
I think it’s interesting that the girls goal in life in the Promise is to save a life.
Noah being 64 pages is a nice number…the story has a lot to say but you don’t want it too long or will lose kids.
THe author of the Promise has sold over 1.3 million books
I hadn’t heard of Noah’s author Mark Lundy before but he has written a few other books.
The illustrations are different with lots of detail in pencil strokes and shading.
The author of the Promise has received the Carol Award in 2011 and 2013.
I would like to read Noah because it is one of the stories told in the Bible. I like to read the different version and take what I like to be true!
love to read this story and see how it is portrayed. thankyou, ken
I’d love to have this book to share with my daughter. She’s just getting at the age where she’ll start to understand the Bible stories and I want to teach them to her like they were taught to me as a child. I think the picture book would definitely be a big help with the Noah story. This book looks amazing! Thank you for the awesome giveaway!!
I think The Promise looks like a great, heart warming book. I’d love to read it!!
Noah has magnificent illustrations, and sometimes for kids pictures are louder than words.
I love the Promise book because I am enchanted with love stories, this one seems to have some ups and downs as most do.
I think they would really enjoy it.. especially my name sake!
I entered the spiralizer giveaway.
I like that it’s based on real events. These types of books are right up my alley. Thanks for the chance!
I think my son and daughter would love the illustrations in the Noah book!
Yes, I would love to read “The Promise” I actually bought it for my mother-in-law for her birthday!
I have read Beths Amish fiction and this sounds like something different and great to read
I think my kids would love the bright and bold illustrations in the Noah book
looks like one my nephew would like