Beginners Bible Little Lambs Christmas
$6.99
Introduce babies and toddlers to the Christmas story told through the eyes of little Lamb. Children will love listening to the story of Jesus’s birthday and play with the adorable, plush lamb finger puppet included.
The Beginner’s Bible Little Lamb’s Christmas brings the story of Jesus’s birth to life from a new and fun but faithful retelling. Readers will follow little Lamb from the hillside to the manger where he celebrates the arrival of God’s only son.
Featuring vibrant art from the beloved The Beginner’s Bible, this chunky, durable board book with finger puppet is perfect for parents to share with their children. It makes an adorable stocking stuffer or wrapped gift.
The Beginner’s Bible Little Lamb’s Christmas:
*Has been a favorite with young children and their parents for nearly 30 years
*Includes a soft, plush lamb finger puppet for interactivity
*Contains easy-to-read text that has been parent-tested and child-approved
*Features engaging full-color illustrations on every page
*Is constructed to withstand rough handling and frequent classroom use
in stock within 3-5 days of online purchase
SKU (ISBN): 9780310770589
ISBN10: 0310770580
Binding: Boards
Published: October 2020
Beginners Bible
Publisher: Zondervan
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