My Christmas Bible Storybook

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My Christmas Bible Storybook Giveaway!There’s something about Precious Moments illustrations that I can’t resist.  It could have something to do with my mom collecting the figurines.  Or the fact that I grew up on the Precious Moments storybooks myself.  Or just their very cuteness.

All that to say, the new My Christmas Bible Storybook board book from Precious Moments and Tommy Nelson is too cute.  It’s filled with Scripture passages, poetry, and carol lyrics that tell the Christmas story—His story.

We read and sang our way through its pages and my kiddoes loved it.  I’m sure it will be joining the stack of “Bibles” we take to church each Sunday between now and Christmas.

Do you have little ones who would love this My Christmas Bible Storybook?  Enter below to win a free copy courtesy of Tommy Nelson (subscribers, you’ll have to come over to enter).  (Click here to preview the book’s pages.)

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Disclosure: I received a free review copy of this book from Tommy Nelson.  Opinions expressed are my own.  Affiliate links are present.

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12 Comments

  1. We read an awful lot of Christmas books, but I’m not sure I could pick just one! I do know we enjoyed The Best Christmas Pageant Ever when we got a little older.

  2. I don’t remember reading any “favorites” at Christmas time, but we do love Precious Moments over here at our house so I’m sure this little Bible would become a favorite of my children! Lol =) Am definitely looking forward to checking this one out!

  3. Don’t remember the exact name of the book, but it was about a little mouse who chewed the organ so it wouldn’t work at Christmas. Thus, the pastor wrote a song called “Silent Night” and the mouse, who felt dreadfully sad about ruining everyone’s Christmas, felt a little better because someone saw that you don’t NEED music to celebrate Christ’s birth