
Welcome back to the #LMMLinkup. Today, I want to share my review of a great book for parents and grandparents: The Action Storybook Bible. (Affiliate link: I receive a small percentage of the sale if you purchase at no extra cost to you. I also want to mention that I received this book in exchange for my honest review from Litfuse Publicity.)
As a grandparent, my central focus for my grands is to build a love for God into their daily lives.
A beautifully, illustrated, The Action Story Book Bible tells the story of the Bible adhering to the Gospel truths found inside. The chapters included in the book cover Old Testament history as well as the time of the Gospels to Jesus’s Crucifixion. Uncovering the Biblical story with great accuracy, the authors took care to include life lessons at the end of each chapter, entitled: “Life, Faith, Action!”
For example at the end of the recounting of true story of Noah and the Flood, the Life Faith Action! section focuses on the fact that God hate sin which is the primary reason He sent the flood.
Then the Faith in Action section encourages parent and grandparents to talk about rainbows together. Questions posed included:
- When was the last time you saw one?
- When do they appear?
- Why are they a sign of hope?
- As a family, draw a rainbow and put it on your refrigerator as a
reminder of God’s promise.
I especially enjoyed the section based on the Books of Acts. The ending of the chapter really inspires children to share their faith.
This book is a great beginning to introduce children to the truths of the Bible, but as always, I encourage you to use it a tool along side your Bible to read with your children or grandchildren. With Christmas coming, this book would make a wonderful present for the children in your life.
Here is more of what Litfuse writes about this wonderful resource:
The Action Storybook Bible combines dramatic storytelling with over 350 brand-new, captivating comic-book style artwork from Brazilian master-artist Sergio Cariello, illustrator of the bestselling The Action Bible, to help you and your family go on an adventure, exploring God’s redemptive story and how you can put your faith into action.
Interactive features include:
Fifteen key episodes from God’s Word—each one loaded with several stories along with over 350 brand-new illustrations throughout.
Short and easy readings—for children ages eight and under with rich, colorful images.
Life, Faith, Action! features—conclude every episode and invite families to talk about how God moves in the stories, how to see God in life today, how to put faith into action, and how to easily talk to God with a suggested prayer.
Hall of Fame visual index—the place to look up favorite Bible characters by discovering their icon connections and finding them in the stories.
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Meet the Author & Illustrator
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Catherine DeVries has written more than twenty-five books for children, including the bestselling Adventure Bible Storybook. She lives with her family in the Colorado forest.
Sergio Cariello is a master illustrator. He drew his first regular comic strip for his city’s newspaper at age eleven. Born in Brazil, he spent many childhood hours poring over the Portuguese edition of The Picture Bible. Sergio has worked for Marvel Comics and DC Comics, illustrating Batman, Spider-Man, Superman, Iron Man, Wonder Woman, Fantastic Four, and dozens more comic book characters.
Learn more about The Action Bible series:
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In other #LMMLinkup news don’t forget to enter our giveaway for your chance to win your own copy of Angels on Assignment! The giveaway runs through this Tuesday, October 31! We will announce the winner the first Monday in November.

On to our #LMMLinkup already in progress.
First, let’s

Last Week’s Top Clicked Post!


Sarah dishes up truth blended with a whole lot of love in this hard-hitting post. She writes: “Unfortunately, many Christians focus on what they don’t like about Paul so they can justify ignoring His more “controversial” teachings in Scripture.”
I have followed Sarah’s great Bible study this month on Ephesians. Now she is launching another exciting study:

You can sign up here.
Sarah delivers truth with a dash of love and humility. I highly recommend this post and her new Bible study.
My Favorite Post of the Week
We All Need to be Encouragers – 31 Days in Acts
By Sandra at Sandra’s Ark


I have really enjoyed reading Sandra’s series on Acts. I have learned a lot. In this post we learn more about Barnabas who was a key supporter of Paul and his preaching. We learn that Barnabas was also a great encourager to Paul during his ministry. Want to learn more and read more of Sandra’s great series. Be sure to check out her introductory page!
Now, it is time to link up to the Literacy Musing Mondays hop!

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I hope your October ended on a great note!
Thanks, Lisa. It ended great.
hi Mary, thank you so much for your kind words about my series in Acts and featuring my post.
My older boys have the action storybook bible and they love it!
Mary, thanks for hosting this week. The Action Storybook Bible looks like a great gift. Blessings!
Donna Reidland recently posted…“Are We Headed for Egypt?” October 30
Looks like a great book, thank you for sharing. What age group would you say it is for. I am thinking about a Christmas present for a little one.
Maree Dee recently posted…Calm My Anxious Heart: How God Enabled Me to Trust: Guest Post by Julie Loos
I would say 8 to 12.
Thanks
Mary Hill recently posted…#LMMLinkup: The Action Storybook Bible
It’s wonderful that there are new ways to engage the young to God’s Word.
Love the angel alternative to the elf, love the rainbow discussion, love your site. Have a blessed week!
This book sounds like a great way to get kids hooked on reading the Truth!
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