My First Veggie Bible Stories - (VeggieTales) by Pamela Kennedy & Anne Kennedy Brady (Board Book)

About the Book

This colorful, Veggie-filled collection of favorite Bible stories from the Old and New Testaments is perfect for an on-the-go story time, family devotion, or bedtime reading for sleepy kids. With its simple language, My First Veggie Bible Stories is a great introduction to the Bible for little ones.

Book Synopsis

Join the VeggieTales characters as they share favorite Bible stories and introduce young readers to the Bible.

Guaranteed to appeal to little ones, My First Veggie Bible Stories brings fans a collection of twelve favorite Bible stories. With retellings of stories selected from the Old and New Testaments, this book serves as an ideal introduction to the Bible for little ones, with the signature charm of a brand beloved by kids and long trusted by parents.
Told with simple, engaging language, the stories are accompanied by bright, colorful illustrations featuring Bob, Larry, Junior Asparagus, Laura Carrot, and other favorite VeggieTales characters. This padded board book is just the right companion for little ones, perfect for on-the-go reading or family storytime.

About the Author

Pamela Kennedy loves writing for children and has authored more than thirty books of stories, prayers, and devotions. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, playing with her grandchildren, and exploring the beaches of Puget Sound. Pam and her husband currently live in Seattle, Washington.

Anne Kennedy Brady's first book, penned at age six, featured an entrepreneurial mermaid with a penchant for ice-cream sundaes. More recently, she has written six professionally produced plays, and over two dozen children's books, often partnering with her mother, author Pamela Kennedy. Anne traversed the US as part of a military family before graduating high school in Honolulu and earning a BA in Creative Writing at Seattle Pacific University. She currently resides in Chicago, Illinois, with her husband and two young children. In her free time, Anne tries to check out as much of the local theater scene as her babysitting budget will allow.