JOIN THE ADVENTUROUS KAT, CURIOUS EDGAR AND INQUISITIVE ASIA ON A
ONE-OF-A-KIND JOURNEY THROUGH THE DEEP
BLUE KIDS BIBLE
Innovative, Four-Color Format Encourages
Young Reader Exploration and Discovery Like Never Before
"Using three-dimensional
color art, conversational language and vibrant young characters, the newly
released CEB DEEP BLUE KIDS BIBLE (Common English Bible; 978-1-6096;
$26.99-$36.99; September 2012) is a unique children’s Bible that will
immediately capture young people’s hearts and minds. Each page of the DEEP BLUE
KIDS BIBLE features kid-friendly, four-color artwork designed by professional CGI
animators that offers a more contemporary style for today’s children to enjoy. Characterized
as “Easy to Navigate. Built to Captivate,” this Bible is also packed with more study and auxiliary content than any other children’s
Bible on the market today, providing an engaging way for children to learn while
also helping parents and teachers support children’s education and spiritual
growth.
“This is a truly unique product that will change
our expectations of a children’s Bible,” said Sonua
Bohannon, DEEP BLUE KIDS BIBLE spokesperson. “Children will be mesmerized
by the Deep Blue Kids Bible in the
ways they expect to be in the digital age through video games, iPads and e-readers.”
Designed for
children between the ages of 7 and 12 and hosted by the playful and daring crew
of Asia, Kat, and Edgar, the DEEP BLUE KIDS BIBLE is
uniquely approachable and comprehensible for every child’s unique learning
style.
- With the help of his always-handy spyglass, Edgar is an explorer who has a need to know how to get from here to there and then investigate whatever he finds in a new place. His spyglass helps children understand what they encounter as they travel along each page.
- Asia just loves to talk. She keeps track of the action around her, documenting and reporting whatever she sees and hears along the way. With microphone in hand, Asia stands ready to narrate the journey from beginning to end.
- Kat is an adventurer at heart. She loves all the opportunities to explore and connect with people centuries ago in ancient lands. She is always ready to go on an adventure with you –pirate hat on and jeans rolled up—as you discover the Bible together.
Additionally,
there are seven distinct features used throughout the text that make reading a
fun, interactive experience for children, parents, teachers and pastors alike.
- The Life Preserver provides responses to tough questions and offers context to difficult-to-understand passages.
- Did You Know? offers trivia and facts about fascinating customs related to the text.
- The Lighthouse call-out discuses core faith concepts at an age appropriate level.
- While the Sailboat emphasizes positive character traits and emotions being displayed such as courage and forgiveness, the Umbrella addresses challenging character traits and emotions being displayed such as lying and disobedience.
- Bet You Can! Reading challenges encourage readers to read for themselves and improve language skills.
- The Navigation Point verses mark key promises and passages good for memorizing.
The
DEEP BLUE KIDS BIBLE is based on the Common
English Bible translation, built by the collaborative effort of
120 Bible translators from 24 denominations and 500 Bible readers from diverse
backgrounds and hundreds of different churches.
Using words and phrases that sound natural and conversational, it is a
balanced, accurate and sensitive translation that mirrors how young people
talk, read and write with their friends.
The DEEP BLUE KIDS BIBLE became available in September, and is poised to become a treasured favorite in every Christian home."
For more information and to purchase your own copy of this Bible for children, please visit: www.deepbluekidsbible.com
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Disclosure: I was sent a review copy in order to share my thoughts in early 2013 with readers, thanks to the publisher. The views I share are mine and mine alone.
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