Publisher's summary
The Story of Noah is a modern and engaging Christian children's book that kids will love to listen to and is great for kids to listen aloud with their parents or on their own.
This book will surely engage children’s souls and aid in their spiritual formation as they learn about
the story of Noah. This book beautifully tells the story of Noah and the ark.
If you are on the lookout for a faith-building book to give and listen to with a child any time of year, then The Story of Noah is the book to consider.
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