This one is for you Great Adventure Bible Timeline fans of all ages.

• Title: The Great Adventure Storybook
• Publisher: Ascension Press
• Full Text or Bible Stories
• Protestant, Catholic, Good for Either
• Recommended Ages: Best for confident readers
• Pros:
  • Color-coded to correspond to the Bible Timeline System to help you figure out where each book fits into the overall story.
  • Connects the stories to our Catholic Faith (rosary connections, sacraments, etc.)
  • Extra information to place events in the context of the timeline
  • Reflection questions will be helpful for some.
  • Nice illustrations.
  • Think of this book as a study Bible for kids
• Notes: If an adult in the family were studying the Bible Timeline, this would be a good addition to family Bible reading.

• Title: The Great Adventure Bible
• Publisher: Ascension Press
• Full Text or Bible Stories
• Translation: Revised Standard Version (RSV)
• Protestant, Catholic, Good for Either
• Recommended Ages: Teens and adults
• Pros:
  • Embossed leather cover, ribbon bookmarks, printed “tabs” on the page edges, lays open nicely.  Overall, a lovely book!
  • The main feature of this Bible is the color-coding to correspond to the Bible Timeline System to help you figure out “where each book fits into the overall story.”
  • Maps
  • Extra information to place events in the context of the timeline
  • The day by day Timeline reading plan
• Cons:
  • $60 (but it really is a nice book)
  • It seems to be on backorder
  • And possibly only available on the Ascension Press site (I’m not finding it on Amazon anyway)