A few years ago, I picked up a childrenâ€™s Bible (made out of sturdy cardboard pages) and brought it home. My kids loved it, and became very familiar with the stories of the Bible. One day, I

LDS Scriptures for Kids

A few years ago, I picked up a childrenâ€™s Bible (made out of sturdy cardboard pages) and brought it home. My kids loved it, and became very familiar with the stories of the Bible. One day, I asked them about a Book of Mormon story, and they had no idea what I was talking about. I have looked for a childrenâ€™s version of the Book of Mormon, but they were all a bit too mature for my 7 and 5 year old to understand. I needed something that would teach to their level. So, I decided to write it myself, and have them illustrate it.

My children loved the idea. Brandon thought we could sell it! At first, I laughed at the idea. But with the Kindle, publishing is much easier so, I thought I would give it a shot! Our Bible was read so much, itâ€™s practically destroyed now. I think itâ€™s ok to read a Bible so much that it gets worn out. I hope to do the same with the Book of Mormon. (But make sure your kids donâ€™t destroy your Kindle or Nook or e-Reader!) Brandon suggested that we make a childâ€™s version of the Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price too, so we did!

LDS Scriptures for Kids