I’ll combine two versions that do not go together at all and make this the last post.

• Title: YouCat Bible
• Publisher: Ignatius Press
• Bible Stories
• Protestant, Catholic, Good for Either
• Recommended Ages: Teens or older
• Pros:
  • If you like the YouCat version of the Catechism, you’ll like this.
  • Great for browsing.  Basically, I think it’s perfect for an audience who is inclined to flip through a book rather than read from cover to cover.  That’s possible too, of course, but all the little doodles, sidebars and text boxes are designed to grab your attention.
  • Interesting sidebar notes
  • Good introductions to each chapter
  • I like the glossy pages
  • Quirky illustrations and beautiful art

And finally, my current favorite grown-up Bible:

• Title: The Didache Bible 
• Translation: Revised Standard Version
• Publisher: Midwest Theological Forum
• Full Text
• Protestant, Catholic, Good for Either
• Recommended Ages: Adults or motivated teens
• Pros:
  • Excellent study Bible
  • Comments and footnotes based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church
  • Hardcover or paperback available
  • 27 full-color biblical maps, including the journeys of Christ
  • More than 100 apologetical explanations that help to answer common questions about the Faith
  • Comprehensive, 43-page glossary and a topical index
• Note: I always read the footnotes in this one and am just as likely to highlight something there as I am to highlight something in a Scripture passage.  There’s so much great information there!