365 Bible Answers for Curious Kids Review and Giveaway

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Kathryn Slattery is most well known for her role as contributing editor for Guideposts Magazine. She is also an author to many books, including: If I Could Ask God Anything, My Friend Jesus, Heart Songs, Lost & Found, Grandma I’ll Miss You, The Gospel for Kids and The Grace to Grow. Her newest book is 365 Bible Answers for Curious Kids.

365 Bible Answers for Curious Kids Book

365 Bible Answers for Curious Kids is a hardcover devotional book for kids that answers questions about God, the Bible, and faith. It has 392 pages and it is a small manageable 8"X9" size. This year long daily devotional book helps parents answer these sometimes difficult questions in a way that children will understand. It references Bible scriptures throughout to cover these theological, historical, and faith topics as well. This will cover these as well as Christian traditions, the historic growth of Christianity, how to become a Christian, and what it means to be a Christian in today's world. It also has a helpful index of questions in the back to help you find the question and date easily that includes the following topics: time; God; God’s promises; Jesus; God’s Holy Spirit; the Bible; the Old Testament; the New Testament; Christianity; prayer; the Church; Christian seasons, holidays, and traditions; being a Christian here and now; and eternity. These devotionals can be read on their own at any time, and many include a "Want to know more?" cross-referencing section at the bottom of the devotional for the extra-curious child who wants to learn more. Recommended for ages 7-10 year olds.

A look inside 365 Bible Answers for Curious Kids.

What I Thought:
If your kids are as inquisitive as mine then you might appreciate this devotional. It starts in January and ends in December, covering all 365 days of the year. The 392 pages are loaded with information. Each devotional has a month & day, title question, a scripture, a reading to answer the question, a prayer, and sometimes a "Want to know more?" cross reference.

I was very curious at what questions this book covered, so I went through it first myself and I am very glad I did. There are a lot of information about holidays and saints that I was not familiar with. I believe this book to be of catholic origin because of those references and the question of "What Does the Word Catholic Mean?". I am christian and LDS and so these things were interesting to me to learn and I would be open to teach my kids about them. But, I also found inconsistencies with some of the answers and my church's religious teachings... like for example the answer about the Trinity. In this book it states that God is made up of three people: God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit; but in my religion we believe that the Godhead/Trinity are three separate beings with distinct roles, but all one in purpose and doctrine. There are other inconsistencies as well so I thought it best to not give this outright to my children to read.

This book is not going to appeal to everyone. I feel that parts of this book were not right for my family. I highly suggest that if you do get this book you read it first as a parent to see if it is right for your family.

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DISCLOSURE/DISCLAIMER: I received this product for free to facilitate this review. My thoughts are mine and my family's own opinion and have not been altered by anyone else. I did not receive any other compensation for doing this review.

TIME For Kids Big Book of Where Review

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I love books that teach my children and are engaging enough to keep my kids' attention. The Big Book of Where from TIME for Kids does just that. It has 801 facts kids want to know and is broken up into regions. The book has a question at the top of the page and then an explanation that answers the question. Each question has a globe that locates where in the world and a map zeros in on particular places. The pages have colorful photos and pictures too and information boxes in the sidebars that expand upon the topics. Each region has its own color border at the bottom of each page so you can quickly see what chapter you are in.

This 192-page book, recommended for kids 8 to 12 years old has 10 chapters, which include: Home, North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Oceana, Antarctica, The Oceans and Space. Readers will travel away from the comforts of home and jump into the seven continents, take a dive deep under the sea and venture out into the solar system. Along the way, they'll discover some surprising facts about different customs, sports, history, and animals from around the world.

Answer questions such as:

• Where you can find the most poisonous snake?
• Where electricity comes from?
• Where is the tallest mountain? 
• Where did the Olympics begin?
• Where is the Petrified Forest? 
• Where are diamonds found? 
• Where was the hamburger invented? 
• Where does spam go after you delete it? - And much more!

My boys devoured this book. They read it from cover to cover and were wanting more. They absolutely love this type of book. They loved reading and learning about the facts in this book. My sons were wishing he had other books in the series. This book is very well laid out and chapters are easily found. This book is a great homeschooling tool.

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DISCLOSURE/DISCLAIMER: I received product for free to facilitate my review. My thoughts are mine and my family's own opinion and have not been altered by anyone else. I did not receive any other compensation for doing this review.