Kids' Bible Need-to-Know

The author attempts to explain creation in a simplified manner by saying that God created the world in 6 days. It would be helpful to see some pictures of habitats for animals being created with God and Adam naming the animals to help the concept become more real.
There are some easy misspellings that need to be corrected such as "innite" (infinite), p.4.
On p. 5 "rst" (first) and "ey" (they), the explanation in the first paragraph is the most common one - kids may have difficulty with the explanations in the last 2 paragraphs. I enjoyed the painting and the explanation of God creating man from dust on page 6.
The map and the explanation of where the Garden of Eden could be are very helpful and help to explain the Bible in a literal, believable way.
It was helpful to explain that in Adam's time, brothers and sisters could marry, but not after that time period.
The stories and explanations of who Abraham, Isaac and Joseph were are easy to understand and concise.
The explanations for Moses, the Exodus and Leviticus are all age - appropriate and easy to understand.
The frequent spelling errors need to be corrected and reviewed.
The other explanations for Biblical people and events make sense and they cover the topics well.

This is a book for teens, most likely. It explores the multitude questions kids have about the Bible. How come there is God in Three Persons? All those "If God is love, why would He do (insert something bad here)?' questions. Or even questions where Christians, urged to do nice things, yet somehow work as something like lawmakers who caught people.

So very interesting for kids who are curious about the Bible and God.