Bound in a genuine cloth cover adorned with gold foil accents, the book exudes quality and elegance. Winding along the road to Emmaus, Join two friends on the road as the joy of the first Easter dawns. Div from the Master's Seminary and has spent most of his life seeking to inspire children and youth to follow Christ and know God's Word.

So though there might not be any books that follow this type of imagery, there are many other books that you're better off reading to teach your kids how to interact with difficult people and situations. Made with an heirloom quality cloth hardcover with gold foil print, this is a book meant to last for generations. I mean, Pilgrim's Progress has both a novel and a popular magazine named after one of its locations, and one can't pretend to understand the arc of Little Women without knowing the gist of Pilgrim's Progress.Taylor's adapted text is slightly adapted here, substituting "animals" for "people" and other such slight adjustments to match the illustrations. This did allow for some conversation with my oldest son -- God is good, God's love for us is unconditional.

Most pages have some small illustration, and the short length of the chapters is ideal for reading aloud. Five stars for my daughter's hilarious comment upon ending the book: "I think it conveyed a really good message.They will encounter danger, difficulty, and doubt, but they will learn that the King is with them each step of the way. There stood the Cross, and the moment little Christian began to climb the path that led to it, he felt that the bands that fastened his burden were breaking. Only a few of the illustrations are action-oriented, and none are particularly dark or scary for sensitive young readers.

It focuses on other-worldly Christianity rather than encouraging faithful living in the here and now, along with responsibility to one's neighbors and place of residence. In Volume II follow Christiana and her brothers on a path full of adventure and faith as they seek the Celestial City.And instead of saying a book like this is all good or all bad, I think it’s far more beneficial to us and our kids to lead them through with discernment and biblical wisdom.

However, while it was still good, I got a bit bogged down with Christiana’s journey in the second half of the book. Background/Overview: This beautiful new edition of "Little Pilgrim's Progress" (1947) with the characters adapted to be animals is a captivating edition for children and parents. Reading through this with my daughter was such a delight and created wonderful opportunities to talk about the path, the beauty, and the cost of following Jesus. With over 220 pages of captivating illustrations in each volume, Little Pilgrim's Big Journey makes this life-changing story more engaging than ever for kids.

Some of the other illustrated editions I've seen are not very beautiful, which could send me into a rant about art and Christianity, but this one is truly gorgeous. What I love about Lithos Kids is their unwavering commitment to producing literary gems that are not just enjoyable but timeless family heirlooms.