Story Books for Under 5s
My First Book about Jesus
Su Box and Yorgos Sgouros
Who is Jesus? Come and see! Jesus, the baby in the manger is God's son, who calmed a storm, gave food to hungry people and make blind men see. Who is Jesus? Come and see!
This delightful collection of episodes from the life of Jesus from his birth right through to his ascension is bound to appeal to young children. The text is child-like but not childish as the stories describe the events as they happened without sentimentality.
Little Elephant
A story about being loved
Catherine House
The little elephant, amazed at all the different animals he sees on the land, in the water and in the air, asks, 'Can God love them, wherever they go?' This beautiful story reassures young children that God loves us wherever we are and whatever our situation.
Little Zebra
A story about being different
Catherine House
The little zebra was born different - a white zebra without any stripes! As she grows up, she sees that all the other zebra have stripes and begins to notice that she is different. Through this story, we learn of our special value to God, no matter what we look like or what size or shape we are.
Bible Turn and Learn
Sally Ann Wrigh
Turn the wheels and learn about God! This simple book of Bible stories will delight toddlers with hours of fun as they complete the pictures to tell the story.
Who, What, Why and When?
Why did the Angels Sing?
When did the Walls Fall Down?
And other questions
Sally Ann Wright
Introduces well-loved Bible stories to 3-5s through fun question-and-answer text and exquisite illustration. Each book contains a stories from both the Old and New Testaments.
Where do Babies Come From?
Sally Ann Wright
A gentle story, delightfully illustrated, that tactfully guides young children through the questions of how life starts and who they are.
Where did Grandad Go?
Catherine House
Grandma bakes delicious cakes and is always fun to visit, but one day Megan wonders, 'Where did Grandad go?' This beautifully illustrated story helps very young children to come to terms with the idea of death.