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When I think of a picture book, I think about my son’s very simple board books full of shapes and colors. When this book arrived in the mail, I was expecting a very watered-down version of Noah and the story of him building an ark in preparation for the Great Flood. The book goes like this:
![Reading to Christian](https://i0.wp.com/www.idyllicpursuit.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/FullSizeRender-4.jpg?resize=300%2C225&ssl=1)
Reading to Christian
This was THE most stunning picture book EVER. Reading each page, I felt like I was in some long-lost land so full of color and imagination. I love to let my kids look through the book and try to tell the story themselves–sometimes my six-year-old doesn’t quite get it right, but comes up with a really creative story anyway! This is a great way for them to see the story of Noah. This is by Mark Ludy, who is now one of my favorite authors.
Mark Ludy:
this book looks beautiful. I’d love to hear my six year old tell the story.
It sure is!! Thanks for stopping by!
oh this would be such a wonderful book for my nieces 🙂 thanks for the chance!
I bet they will love it! Thanks for stopping by!
Cameron and Madison would love to see this book. They don’t get much of this is Joel’s of course. It looks really detailed. You and Christian look so adorable. 🙂
Thanks Theresa! The kids will love it!!