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This colouring and activity book contains 32 pages of coloring, puzzles, mazes and activities for children 4-8 years old.
It is based around the Bible storybook written by Bob Hartman and illustrated by Catalina Echeverri: a fun and compelling retelling from Acts 16 of how a Philippian jailer and his family learned the wonderful truth about Jesus Christ.
(Review written for 'The Prisoners, the Earthquake, and the Midnight Song - Coloring and Activity Book')
My 6 year old loves any sort of activity book. I was excited to get her this one that combines activities with a biblical story. She really enjoyed doing the pages and reading the story along the way.
The activities aren't super complex, some pages just say to 'draw angry faces' or 'draw some music notes.'
There aren't a ton of pages so it won't last all summer by any means but it's perfect for a road trip or a week-long project.
(Review written for 'The Prisoners, the Earthquake, and the Midnight Song - Coloring and Activity Book')
Such a fun filled coloring book with activities and puzzles that tell the story of Paul and Silas when they escape from prison! This is based off of the book with the same title, but is done as a coloring book. This would be a fun book to have for homeschool, family discipleship, or even for sunday school classes. This coloring book takes you through the story from the Bible about Paul and Silas and has children interact through activities and coloring. There are mazes and drawing activies among many others. My only wish is that it were a little ...longer and had more pages to color in. Definitely a fun coloring book and great addition to reading the Bible!
(Review written for 'The Prisoners, the Earthquake, and the Midnight Song - Coloring and Activity Book')
It's not bad but it's not what I am looking for in a coloring/ activity book. Lots of text so younger readers/ toddlers will want you to read it like a book. Activities better for bigger kids. No perforated pages for ripping pages out to share / display art. In fact, so much text on every page that coloring is not the focus which made my kids sad. Pretty small for what it is and the price. Feels more like a book thrown in for free with the picture book instead of a separate purchase/ item.
