Thanks to NetGalley, I was able to preview this book before it will be published in September. I didn't have time to read the whole storybook Bible, but what I did read was well-written and would work well as a read-aloud. Like all story Bibles, which by default don't include every detail from Scripture and also always reflect the themes the writer wants to emphasize, this can't substitute for reading the Bible itself. What I did love were the illustrations, a blend of showing the context of the story and then providing glimpses of God's diverse Kingdom in the modern world. Colorful and beautiful.

This is just your run of the mill children's bible. The illustrations are beautiful, the chapter titles are clever, scripture references are included, and the stories aren't too long. But I wouldn't say it's any better or worse than any other children's bible I've seen,