A is for Ark (Our Daily Bread for Little Hearts)

Good quality, nice illustrations.

2.5 year old granddaughter loves this book, I love that it’s a great read and helps put Christian words and alphabet when learning to read.

We got this for our youngest child who is special needs. He loves the alphabet and going to church so he naturally loved this book and reads it often.

Great book for preschool kids. Beautiful pictures.

Edit: I decided to add the missing star. We liked it so much I’m willing to look over the other things. I definitely recommend this book and you should add it to your child/children’s collection. My children and I absolutely loved this book. It is fun and they get to learn their alphabet and about the Bible. The illustration are great. I would recommend this book anyone who wants to incorporate some more of God into story time. In no way am I implying that this would replace a children’s bible. It is just a fun book to have. The reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 was for a couple of reasons. The first reason was what I believe to be a packing issue. The corners of the book were a bit smashed and damaged. The second reason was that for the letter W they used Window?? The window that Noah used to look out side. That is honestly the only thing that kind of bothered me. I feel like they should’ve just used another animal for the letter W some thing like W is for Weasels who ran around the Ark or W for the Wind the blew and rocked the Ark or If they really wanted to make W more bible based they could’ve used W for the Word of God. Other than that this is a great children’s book

What a great little book for young minds to start learning bible stories. It’s full of colorful pictures and the letters are easy to see. My 3 year old grandson loves it! I can easily recommend this book.

Kids love it, it's just mostly the animals in two. Side fact I didn't see any clean animals, only unclean. Very colorful.

I am over the moon happy with this book. My son is 1.5 years old and I’m trying to introduce the Bible to him. He is obsessed with animals right night now and loves ABC books. This combines things that he loves with a story from the Bible. I included a few images from the book that talk about the ark and Noah. It also has the letter F for the flood, R for the rain that is falling, and W for the window Noah looks out of the ark from. It also ends with talking about the symbol of the rainbow from God. This is now my son’s new favorite book. It’s holding up well so far for as rough as he is on board books. This is 100% a must if you are trying to teach the Bible to littles in a way that they will connect to.