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Under the Sea Holy Bible NIRV

This sparkly fun Bible contains the complete text -Genesis to Revelation-of the New International Readers Version and is perfect for kids. Sparkling fish grace the exterior while inside whimsical underwater illustrations surround ignorant Bible themes to help kids dive deep into God's Word.
Published by Zonderkids.
This Bible is available for purchase  Amazon

My Take:
This Bible is hard back, with a beautiful colorful underwater cover. Some of the fish even sparkle. Written in easy for kids to read text, it contains the entire Bible not just a story book form of the Bible.
There were not many under sea inserts, but it does contain three brightly colored inserts with things like: Famous children of the Bible, A,B,C' s of salvation, Love passage for kids, The Lord's Prayer, and the Ten Commandments for Kids. There's a dictionary in the back and a page containing listed great Bible stories.
Overall, this is a pretty cut and dry simple Bible. Not much fluff. No added interior sparkles. Nice if you are looking for a plain Bible with a pretty cover and not a lot of distractions on the inside. It's is geared towards children ages 8-10 or maybe older if the child struggles with reading (although an older child may not appreciate the undersea look).

I received this Bible from book look in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.

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