NKJV Adventure Bible {Review}

The New King James Version Adventure Bible, with side notes and fun facts by Lawrence O. Richards, is a full color Bible for kids. The Adventure Bible is nothing new. I've seen kids carrying these around for years, BUT, it has always been in the NIV (New International Version.) When I was looking to purchase my son his first Bible, I considered the NIV Adventure Bible. but I just couldn't do it!

My husband and I want our children to grow up reading and memorizing the King James. At the time, I didn't see a KJV option. Now that a NKJV option is available, I jumped all over this! I chose to get this for my middle son since my oldest already has his own Bible. Up until now, my middle son has been reading and bringing a picture Bible to church. The Adventure Bible is the perfect transition. It is a full Bible, not just a picture book with stories. But, it includes full color images and fun facts throughout. He personally loves parrots, so the parrot images throughout this Bible with fun facts attached are a great fit for him!

The following features are included in the Adventure Bible:

Life in Bible Times—Articles and illustrations describe what life was like in ancient days.
People in Bible Times—Articles offer close-up looks at amazing people of the Bible.
Let’s Live It!—Hands-on activities help kids apply Biblical truths to their life.
Did You Know?—Interesting facts help kids understand God's Word.
Words to Treasure—Great verses to memorize.
Book introductions, a concordance, and 8 pages of full-color maps.

This would be a perfect homeschool resource or a great gift for a child ages 6-12! Perfect for emerging independent readers!

Disclaimer: Thanks to the Book Look Blogger program for providing a copy of this Bible for the purpose of this review. All opinions stated are my own.

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