The whole Bible.In order.For little ones.
A picture book series that walks your child through the entire Bible, every chapter, in the order it happened. And as you read aloud, you learn the whole story too.
- Ages 0-4
- Read-aloud
- Scripture with every story
One big story
Most children's Bibles pick the famous stories. This series covers every chapter, so your child hears how the whole Bible fits together.
Every chapter, in order
All 1,189 chapters of the Bible have a place in the 60 books, which follow a chronological reading plan from creation to Revelation. Job sits with the patriarchs, the psalms with David, the prophets with their kings.
You learn as you read
Every story scene shows its Bible reference, and each book ends with a page for parents: what the passage means, what to read together, and one thing to try with your child.
Every book points to Jesus
Each story closes with the good news: Jesus died for our sins and rose again. Your child also takes away one simple truth to hold onto.
Big art, few words
Short lines made for reading aloud, with sounds little ones love to copy.
Start at the beginning
Book 1 is free when you join the list. Get it here.
All 60 books
All 66 books of the Bible. All 1,189 chapters. Every chapter has its place in one of these 60 picture books. Titles of later books may change as they are written.
In the beginning Books 1-9 · Genesis and Job
- 1 Creation and God's World Ready
- 2 The Snake and the Promise Ready
- 3 Noah and the Big Boat Ready
- 4 Job Trusts God in the Storm Ready
- 5 Count the Stars! Ready
- 6 God Will Provide the Lamb
- 7 Jacob's Shining Stairway
- 8 Joseph's Colorful Coat
- 9 Joseph and the Big Forgiveness
Out of Egypt Books 10-15 · Exodus to Deuteronomy
- 10 Baby in a Basket, Bush on Fire
- 11 Let My People Go!
- 12 Bread from the Sky
- 13 The Golden Calf and the Glory Cloud
- 14 Twelve Spies and Giant Grapes
- 15 The Shining Snake on a Pole
Into the promised land Books 16-19 · Joshua, Judges and Ruth
- 16 The Walls of Jericho
- 17 Gideon's Tiny Army
- 18 Strong Samson
- 19 Ruth and the Kind Redeemer
One kingdom Books 20-26 · Samuel, David and Solomon, with the Psalms
- 20 Samuel, Samuel!
- 21 David and the Giant
- 22 David Hides in the Cave
- 23 King David Dances
- 24 The Lord Is My Shepherd
- 25 David's Big Sorry
- 26 Wise King Solomon
Kings and prophets Books 27-33 · Elijah to Josiah
- 27 Elijah and the Fire from Heaven
- 28 Elijah Goes Up in the Whirlwind
- 29 Naaman and the Seven Dips
- 30 Jonah and the Giant Fish
- 31 Isaiah Sees the King
- 32 The Angel Saves Jerusalem
- 33 Josiah Finds the Lost Book
Exile and home again Books 34-40 · Jeremiah to Nehemiah
- 34 The King Burns the Scroll
- 35 Jeremiah in the Muddy Pit
- 36 Three Friends in the Fiery Furnace
- 37 Daniel in the Lions' Den
- 38 Going Home to Rebuild
- 39 Queen Esther Is Brave
- 40 Nehemiah Builds the Wall
Jesus Books 41-54 · The four Gospels, told as one story
- 41 A Baby Is Born in Bethlehem
- 42 Wise Men Follow the Star
- 43 Jesus Is Baptized
- 44 Through the Roof!
- 45 The House on the Rock
- 46 Jesus Stops the Storm
- 47 A Boy's Lunch Feeds Everyone
- 48 The Good Samaritan
- 49 The Lost Sheep
- 50 Lazarus, Come Out!
- 51 Let the Children Come
- 52 Hosanna!
- 53 The Lamb on the Cross
- 54 He Is Alive!
The church and forever Books 55-60 · Acts, the letters and Revelation
- 55 Wind and Fire!
- 56 Saul Sees the Light
- 57 Singing in Prison
- 58 Shipwrecked!
- 59 I Finished the Race!
- 60 Jesus Makes Everything New
Train them up, and grow too
The greatest gift we can give our children is their faith, and knowing God and His Word.
- You don't need to know the whole Bible to start. The parents page in each book explains the passage in plain words.
- Every story scene lists its reference, so you can open your own Bible and read the full passage.
- Hard parts are told gently and truthfully for the youngest listeners. A few verses that aren't suited to toddlers are left for you to read together when they're older.
- By Book 60, you and your child will have walked through the whole Bible together.
Good to know
What ages is this for?
The books are written for ages 0-4, in very short read-aloud lines. Older brothers and sisters often enjoy the comic-style art too.
Is Book 1 really free?
Yes. Enter your email and the link to the digital copy of Book 1 is sent to you. There is nothing to pay and no card to enter.
Which Bible translation do the books use?
The story words are a simple paraphrase for young children, not a translation. Each story scene lists the passage it comes from, so you can read it in the Bible you use at home.
How often will you email me?
When a new book comes out, and now and then with reading ideas for your family. You can unsubscribe with one click in any email.
Can I use these at church or in homeschool?
Yes. They are made for family devotions, bedtime reading, Sunday school, children's ministry and homeschool.
Start with Book 1, free
Let's train up future leaders of the world who are anchored in the Word of God. Read the first story with your little one tonight.