The Greatest Book Ever - by Teresa Joyelle Krager (Hardcover)

About the Book

The Bible is the greatest book ever! Through rollicking rhyme, kids will read a highlight reel of the Bible--over forty Bible-story references in only thirty-two pages! This book beckons kids to open the greatest book they'll ever read and start exploring it for themselves.

Book Synopsis

A floating zoo, a man swallowed by a fish, a sea split in two--these are just a few of the incredible stories from the greatest book ever: the Bible!

While the whole world fights for the attention of the next generation, there is one book that proves to be the best collection of stories of all time. In The Greatest Book Ever, author Teresa Krager aims to turn the attention of kids ages 4-8 to the Bible. It tells fascinating tales of miracles only God could perform and exciting stories of His courageous--and some not-so-courageous--friends.

God's Word holds some of the most captivating stories of all time, and The Greatest Book Ever refers to more than forty of them--all in only thirty-two pages! The lyrical rhyme makes this book an easy, fun read for the whole family, and illustrations by Jesús Lopez beautifully tie each tale together as part of one big story: the story of Jesus.

"You'll want to read more because you've only heard A quick teasing of tidbits and truths from God's Word. The rest of each story, you'll find in His book--
The greatest book ever. Go, take a look!"

About the Author

Teresa Joyelle Krager is a former teacher who loves teaching kids about God through rhyme. She spent twenty-seven years in classrooms getting to know how kids think and learn. As a decades-long student of God's Word, writing books that draw children to Jesus and teach biblical truths is Teresa's passion and mission. Her dream began to be realized in 2020 with the release of her debut picture book, Before Your Birth Day, a lyrical celebration of life in the womb. Her second book, Adam Plus One (2021), depicts Adam's humorous search for a compatible companion in the Garden of Eden. Teresa lives with her husband in the Arizonan desert, and she relishes the motto, "Dr. Seuss lives in my head, but Jesus lives in my heart!"