Brave Queen Esther Level 2
$5.99
Brave Queen Esther tells the story of a brave and beautiful hero of the Old Testament. Written in the I Can Read level two standards, with age-appropriate vocabulary and concepts, young readers read about a young Jewish woman who is chosen to be a queen by a powerful king. When she hears of a plan to hurt all of the Jewish people in the kingdom, she calls on her faith and steps forward, facing certain danger to save God’s people from the evil plan. This I Can Read! series of Bible stories makes use of the unique features found in the NIV Adventure Bible such as “People in Bible Times” and “Words to Treasure”.
7 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780310746669
ISBN10: 0310746663
Illustrator: David Miles
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2015
I Can Read – Adventure Bible
Publisher: Zondervan
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