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This creative retelling of Esther is sure to be well-loved by your growing readers! Children will love the character development in this story of God’s work through unlikely people. 

Choose from hardback, digital download, and digital coloring book.


 

Bright Star: The Story of Esther

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This creative retelling of Esther is sure to be well-loved by your growing readers! Children will love the character development in this story of God’s work through unlikely people. 

Choose from hardback, digital download, and digital coloring book.


 

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Tara F
Great bible resources for elementary kids

Kaleidoscope books are fantastic bible resources for middle to upper elementary kids. The stories are more substantial than a storybook Bible, but still offer the story in a way that is visually compelling for a child. My daughters are loving the story of Esther!

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Jacky Pereira
Oh I love it

“Oh I love it” That’s what my 7 yo old says about the book of Esther. It is her favorite book of the Bible. She devoured it in 2 days

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Jessica Green
Love these books

I have a 6-year-old who loves to read and is above the typical reading level for her age. We have been stuck between baby bibles and youth bibles for about a year, struggling to find something that fits her where she is at. I have been impressed with these books. Not only does she love them but they are done in the perfect way to engage a forgotten age group of believers.

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Mom of 4
Fabulous book!

My kids have been asking for Esther since we saw it at Sight and Sound! Thank you!!

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Heather Gustafson
One of my favorites

I've always loved this story and truly learned a bit more as an adult reading this with my kids. My kids, ages 5 and 7, enjoyed it too. We love the suspense it adds. I think since they are young they still wish there were more pictures, but hoping as they grow they'll appreciate the stories more and more.