Best Selling Books by Gwen Ellis

Easy-to-understand Bible stories and fun devotionals are the perfect way to send little ones to bed feeling safe and blessed.

Perfect for bedtimeùor anytimeùthe Read and Share^« Bedtime Bible and Devotional will be parentsÆ go-to source for teaching children the stories of the Bible and sharing the amazing joy and wonder of GodÆs Word. More than 200 Bible stories and 50 devotionals feature memory verses, songs, activities, prayers, and discussion starters. The text and art have been carefully evaluated to attain the highest level of accuracy and age-appropriate topics, and the bold, bright illustrations will capture a childÆs imagination.

With more than one million Read and Share products sold, the Read and Share Bedtime Bible and Devotional is ideal for young families who are looking for tools to help teach their children about sharing GodÆs love and who are want to make the most of the time they spend together.

This beautiful oversized Christmas board book is part of the Read and Share Bible^® brand.

Christmas Angels features the coming and going of angels connected with the birth of Christ. Little ones will discover how God's angels and their messages brought comfort and guidance to Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds at the amazing events surrounding the birth of Jesus.

This new addition to the Read and Share^TM brand contains 40 stories plus a 60 minute DVD including bonus features just for toddlers.

The Read and Share Toddler Bible is a delightful way to introduce little ones ages one to four to God's Word. Gwen Ellis's engaging retelling of Bible stories along with Steve Smallman's colorful art communicate God's Word clearly to small tots with short attention spans. Stories from both the Old and New Testaments include all-time favorites ranging from Creation, Noah, Moses, Abraham, Isaac, Joseph, David, to Jesus' birth, miracles, death, and resurrection.

Bonus DVD includes stories and bonus features from the popular Read and Share^TM DVD Bible series.  Each story is three minutes long to keep toddlers attention span engaged.