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Children's Bibles

Here are pictures of Emily's Bibles for anyone who may be interested. They both have beautiful, very realistic pictures in them and ask a simple little question at the end of each story. Emily was very proud to pose with the Bibles and she was very impressed with her tongue being out in the first one. She said, "I funny Mama!"

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Guy and Julie said…
Emily is so funny--she's right! I'm with you on cartoon looking pictures--they need to be real!
Brooke said…
Is there anything sweeter than a little one holding a lamb and the Word of God? Adorable pictures!
Michele said…
I might have to order one (or both) of those - our kid's Bible is woefully inadaquate IMO.
Kelly said…
Emily is one of the funniest people I've ever met and she's not even 3 yet. Sometimes I just sit around and think about her and start laughing.
I'll have to get Harper a Bible like that - I want her to love Jesus. :-)

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