I gave it as a gift to a child, and they really love it.

My 31-month-old child has been attending church services since they were 3 months old. They are exposed to the Bible through the Dream Center service before their first birthday, the Infant Department service after that, the Toddler Department service now that they are over two, weekly family worship, and the Baby School program they participated in for three months. We use Bible song books, toys, baby Bibles, and home workbooks as teaching materials. Today, I’d like to talk about the Snap

There are many ways to read and tell Bible stories, but I was disappointed that there weren't any books composed of stickers that children could look up on their own. However, I am grateful for this book because the children themselves picked it up, asked me to read it, and wanted to play it together. It is wonderful that it starts with Genesis, approaching the story through beautiful illustrations and storytelling, and then reinforces the content by sticking stickers based on the stories read.

Children really enjoy having Bible stories read to them in picture book format. But they love it even more when I read them in this sticker book format. Kids naturally love sticker play; they lose track of time playing with just stickers. They are even more excited to read the Bible stories while playing with stickers. Plus, since there are a whopping 1,000 stickers, the book doesn't end quickly and they can keep looking at it, which is great. Traditional sticker books often don't have many