An early learning pop-up book about the Christmas story from the wise men's point of view. The book has six scenes with little pop-ups in them. The small format makes them great for little children to play with on their own, and easy to take with you. Other titles in the series: Noah and Other Stories Lost Sheep and Other Stories The Shepherds' Story

A bold and colourful Bible designed for children aged 2 years and over to introduce 18 best-loved Bible stories about key people and events in the Old and New Testaments, from Adam and Eve to Paul. These retellings are ideal length and pitched perfectly to delight toddlers with its simple narrative and bright illustrations. At the end of each story, toddlers are encouraged to go back through the story to spot things in the pictures and a very simple question to answer about a key point. These favourite Bible stories include Noah, Moses in the bulrushes, Samuel, Ruth and Naomi, David, Jonah, and Daniel in the lion's den, as well as the birth of Jesus, his parables of the lost sheep, the good Samaritan and the lost son, the stories of his friends Peter, Martha and Mary, and also the events of the first Easter. Ideal for sharing with a toddler at bedtime or reading to a group of young children.

A delightful re-telling of the Christmas story ideal for sharing with toddlers, with bright charming illustrations by Marie Allen. An engaging re-telling of Mary and Joseph' journey to Bethlehem, the birth of their special baby, and all the wondrous events that surround them. The story is expanded to give a little more detail and to enable it to be read as a continuous story over a number of days or weeks leading up to Christmas. This is a Christmas story with a difference for young children, perfect for bedtimes or church groups throughout the Advent season.

A delightful re-telling of the Easter story ideal for sharing with toddlers, with bright charming illustrations by Marie Allen. This is engagingly written as a continuous journey, from 'A noisy entry' where Jesus is walking to Jerusalem, 'A meal to remember' where Jesus ate with twelve special friends, through to Jesus appearing to his special friends and his ascension. The story is expanded to give a little more detail and to enable it to be read as a continuous story over a number of days leading up to Easter. This is an Easter story with a difference for young children, perfect for bedtimes or church groups.

A charming re-telling of three best-loved Bible stories, The Good Stranger, The Good Shepherd and The Lost Son. Fun and quirky art by Amanda Enright lends itself to this easy to use format enabling children to learn the meaning of the individual Bible story and selecting the correct stickers for placement within each page of the story.

A Bible and prayer book in one, brightly illustrated by Amanda Enright, helping young children connect with each Bible story and prayer. A simple and charming first introduction to the Bible, including stories from the Old and New Testaments, beginning with God's promise to Abraham through to the good news that Jesus is alive. A wide selection of simple prayers that are easy to learn and use every day.

A new edition of a much-loved Bible for young children. This handy Bible retells 37 great stories of the Bible for young readers aged 5-7. Carolyn Cox’s lively and vibrant illustrations received widespread acclaim when they first appeared in The Lion Children’s Bible and My Own Book of Bible Stories. These have been refreshed for a new generation of young readers, appearing warm and brighter than ever. Perfect to use for sharing with children or at bedtime.

Read the story of the very first Christmas, and then as you turn the page watch it unfold to reveal a pop-out cross-section of the stable with Mary, Joseph and Baby Jesus snug inside. See the angels, shepherds and wise men all gather round, with plenty more little details to spot in this fun illustration by Sophie Hanton.