5 stars- I really wanted to check this book out because I have been trying to find something to give my 10 year old son that would allow him to have a better understanding of the Bible other than a Bible storybook. I love that this book really breaks down where the Bible came from and its history. I found myself intrigued reading the history and learning a lot of things I didn’t know or had forgotten. This book is colorful and full of eye catching pictures. I am hoping that it will spark an interest in the Bible for my son.
I also liked how the different chapters break down each of the books of the Bible and give kids a better understanding of what they are reading in the Bible. I ordered a physical copy of this book for my son for Christmas and am excited to share it with him.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

Discover the Bible by Tracy M. Sumner is an awesome resource to have. My children have enjoyed going through this adventures book and have learned so many things that they hadn’t learned from other Bible books geared towards kids. This book has helped the kids to dig deeper, ask more questions and grow in their faith! I love this book and recommend it to any church or parent who wants to teach their child a deeper understanding of God and the Bible.

I wasn't sure what to expect, but I enjoyed reading this. An interesting story with fun characters. Well written.

When I first saw the cover and the title, I thought this would be an introductory book for kids. Actually, this book is appropriate for teens, more specifically 9th or 10th grade. I wish it was a little more in depth so that my 11th graders could take it more seriously. The subjects are quite mature, but the information is far less than a high school text book. All in all, it's a great book for middle school students to discover the Bible.

I like the idea of the book, the way it explains the Bible. Children get to see the Bible from a new perspective, discover the role of the Bible and the way it changes their life. The illustrations could have been nicer, and the pages with more decorations, but that is just my opinion