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Angels Sweep the Desert Floor By Miriam Chaikin	Rabbis in ancient times believed that the answers to all questions could be found somewhere in the Bible. “Turn it and turn it, for everything is in it,” they said. Each answer the rabbis found became a type of story, a midrash. Miriam Chaikin examines familiar midrashim, or stories from the Old Testament. This collection of eighteen moving and lyrical tales follows Moses and the Israelites as they wander the desert, sate their hunger with manna bread, receive the Ten Commandments, and, ultimately, reach the Holy Land. Glowing paintings capture the majesty of heaven and the grace of angels who watch over the Israelites during their difficult journey. Biblical notes, bibliography. Description from Publisher
The Littlest Frog By Sylvia Rouss	Hot off the press is The Littlest Frog, a rousing new Passover book by Sylvia Rouss and illustrated by Holly Hannon. In The Littlest Frog, Rouss, the well-known author of the Sammy Spider holiday series, raises her whimsical story telling to new heights. In the Passover story told in the Haggadah at the Seder, the ten plagues delivered to Pharoh and the Egyptians to "let my people go", were no laughing matter. But in this rhyming yarn, silly, fun-loving frogs lighten the load and create child-friendly mischief, driving the Pharoh crazy. Emerald green frogs appear to jump off the pages in the bright, joyful illustrations. They smile as they happily leap all over Pharoh and his palace. There are even frogs wearing sun glasses! The book follows the endearing Littlest Frog who observes the sadness of the Jewish slaves working while Pharoh had fun. Children relate to the Littlest Frog's feelings with the repeating refrain "But the Littlest Frog was very afraid. He hid under the bed, and that's where he stayed." Until the Littlest Frog shows the courage of Moses and rises to the occasion - putting the evil Pharoh in his place! Rouss and Hannon have created an upbeat and appealing book to match the spirit of freedom celebrated at Passover. It is a perfect choice for the spring season - but its appeal will attract children beyond Passover. Description from Jewish Journal This is a rhyming, rollicking lark that turns the ten plagues of Egypt on their heads. A list of "Unusual Words" before the story begins would have been a great help, along with a pronunciation guide. In this book, Egypt only has to deal with one plague: frogs. Unfortunately, Pharaoh is very nervous around his unwelcome visitors. He is scared silly of them. But one frog, the littlest one, is scared of him, so he hides under Pharaoh's bed. The frogs are "here, there, and everywhere," and while Pharaoh's magicians can make frogs appear as well as Moses can, they can't make them disappear. Moses, who presumably could if he wanted to, doesn't want to, so he won't. So what's a king to do? He begins to sweep the frogs from his palace. He sweeps them from the throne room, from his bathroom, rugs, jars, baskets and bowls. Finally, he sweeps the last frog from the palace. But that littlest frog is staying right where he is safe. And when Pharaoh is tired and crawls into his bed, everything is quiet, and the littlest frog isn't scared anymore. He hops onto Pharaoh and gives a great "CROAK." Pharaoh panics. "Perhaps Moses is right," Pharaoh thinks. "Perhaps the Jews should be free." Now it is Pharaoh who hides under his bed. The story is a bit strained, but the pictures are charming cartoons, and on the whole, the book is fun. Description from Children's Literature
Miriam and Her Brother Moses By Jean Marzollo	Re-telling of a classic Bible story in which a brave little girl saves her baby brother Moses, by best-selling and prolific children's author Jean Marzollo When the wicked king Pharaoh decides that all Hebrew baby boys should be drowned, Miriam and her family come up with a plan to save him: they construct a boat and sail him down the river in hopes that kind people might rescue him. The king's daughter finds baby Moses and follows bystander Miriam's suggestion that a Hebrew woman should care for him; inadvertently, Moses is returned to his mother and to Miriam for three years, then raised as the Pharaoh's grandson. Miriam's singing and positive attitude regarding her brother will inspire and delight. The fish characters Marzollo incorporates at the bottom of each page of the book provide additional commentary from a child's perspective for this important, wonderful story. Description from Publisher This story is more than a typical Bible picture book. Jean Marzollo created a book in which children will find something new each time they read it (and they will want to read it over and over again)! Miriam works as a slave for the Pharoah in Egypt. When the Pharoah decreed that all Hebrew baby boys were to be killed, Miriam was able to use her beautiful songs to first keep the newborn Moses quiet and later to keep him calm as she followed him in a basket down the Nile. She followed her brother in the basket until it reached the Pharoah's daughter and then Miriam suggested bringing a Hebrew woman (her mother) to give milk to baby Moses. As Moses grew up, Miriam wondered if her brother remembered her ... until she heard him singing the songs that she sang to him so many years earlier. This book features a conversational narrative, comic-book style conversations, poems to be sung to the tune of "Hava Nagilah", and a fish's commentary at the bottom of each page encouraging children to think further about the story. An excellent choice for elementary school readers. Lori's Description
Moses and the Angels By Ileene Smith Sobel Introduction by Elie Wiesel	In a collection that shows religion brushed with mystery, Sobel retells the stories of Moses, who is always surrounded by angels, his life washed in magic, miracles, and exaggerations. Derived, according to an introduction by Elie Wiesel, from biblical commentaries, the tales cover familiar ground (Moses's adoption by the pharaoh's daughter, the plagues, the freeing of Israel, and the years in the desert) and more fantastic realms, with tours through the seven heavens, visions of the future, and battles among the angels, who guide and protect Moses at every stage of his life. By turns serious and delightfully eccentric, these unusual renderings of the old stories are matched by Podwal's iconic, vibrant paintings. It's an entertaining volume, surely destined for applications beyond the obvious religious ones. from Kirkus Reviews
Moses In The Bulrushes By by Chris Rothero	A great way for young children to "read" along with their parents. The parent reads the story and when they reach a picture within the sentence, the child sees the picture and says the word. Description from Publisher Also in the same series, Noah's Ark
Baby Moses (Step into Reading Books Series) By Linda Hayward	The story of how baby Moses was hidden in a basket of bulrushes and sent floating down the river to protect him from the cruel Pharaoh is retold for beginning readers. The book is physically attractive; there is an appealing and appropriate balance between the illustrations and the text. The full-color watercolor drawings convey a sense of the exotic Egyptian setting. The story is well told within the confines of an extremely limited vocabulary. "Was the baby safe?'' asks the narrator. " `Not yet,' '' answer the snakes, the hippos, and the crocodiles; thus providing a touch of whimsy and humor. The presentation of a Bible story in beginning-to-read format is relatively unique, and this one is sufficiently well done to provide an interesting reading experience. Description from School Library Journal
Moses : Retold from the Bible By Leonard Everett Fisher	Fisher's version of the biblical story of Moses and the Exodus from Egypt suggests a great staged pageant, with richly colored paintings in the artist's signature style. Each double-page spread captures a mythic drama, with the Old Testament figures bold against mountain, desert, and sky, from the hiding of the baby in the bulrushes to the coming of the plagues, the parting of the waters, the wandering in the desert, and the receiving of the Ten Commandments. In one powerful close-up, Moses is horrified to see an Egyptian slave-master beating an Israelite. In another scene, G-d shows his power to Moses in the flames of the burning bush. The text is longer than usual for Fisher, and he combines biblical style and God's thundering cadence ("let My people go!" ) with a plain, sometimes colloquial, telling ("I have made a terrible mistake," Pharaoh says). Of course, this is the Passover story, but it's also the story of the oppressed everywhere and their struggle to be "free at last." Description from Booklist The story is familiar, but Fisher's ability with words is matched only by his ability to create pictures. When Moses' mother hides him in the bulrushes, the dark scares the reader as much as it does Miriam, who is watching the baby. The Egyptian princess and her ladies are relieved to find an Israelite woman to nurse the foundling Moses. Their relief shows in their faces. Thunder, lightning, the Red Sea parting for the fleeing Israelites-Fisher is fantastic. A good addition to any home or school library and of particular interest to those who have just learned the story and who can relate it to Passover and the Ten Commandments. Description from Children's Literature
Exodus By Miriam Chaikin	Chaikin's dignified text and Mikolaycak's magnificent bold illustrations make this a treasure for all ages and religions. Exodus relates the stories of Moses, the ten plagues, and the wanderings of the Israelites in the desert until the Ten Commandments are received. The language flows smoothly and is accessible to young readers. The text and the use of white space are masterfully incorporated into the design of each page. Each sweeping double-page spread is framed in a rust earth tone, bringing to mind a desert setting, with the illustrations extending beyond the borders, giving a larger-than-life flow to each scene. Golden highlights predominate in the detailed mosaics and jeweled patterns in the Egyptian scenes and as the flames symbolizing G-d in the desert. Appended is a map of "the probable route of the Exodus" and the names and symbols of the 12 tribes of Israel. Description from School Library Journal
The Shadow of a Flying Bird : A Legend from the Kurdistani Jews By Mordicai Gerstein	A moving fable that incorporates the Jewish concept of struggling with G-d. Moses has lived his allotted time, but he is not yet ready to die, despite G-d's call. Although he eloquently pleads for more time--"Turn me into a tiny butterfly, only let me live". G-d refuses to extend his life, sending the archangels to fetch Moses' soul, but they are too sorrowful to perform the task; only the angel of death takes on the assignment with relish, but Moses smites him. So the Lord Himself descends to Earth to take Moses' soul with a kiss; yet afterward, He experiences almost unbearable sadness. He has lived up to His own rules, but He has lost the human closest to Him. The Chagall-like paintings, featuring cabalistic symbolism and heavenly colors, are full of magic. Younger children probably will not understand either the story or the art in a conventional manner, but they will intuit the themes of love, loss, and humanity's mysterious relationship with G-d. The best audience for this, however, may be older children who will be able to talk about many of the poignant issues the story raises. Description from Booklist
Brass Serpent By Eric A. Kimmel	Why do physicians and hospitals the world over use, as a symbol of the doctor's healing power, a staff with a snake curled around it? Here, for the first time, is the origin of the growing medical belief that man can heal himself. The Israelites wandering the desert complain to Moses and refuse to listen to G-d. G-d sends a plague of snakes to attack the people. When Moses pleads with G-d to have mercy, He sends Moses a Brass Snake which Moses lifts on his staff. All those who look at the snake are healed; those who refuse to do so, die. The scales of the snake are used for the Temple doors a thousand years later. Eric Kimmel has written over 35 children's tales, including Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins which won a Caldecott Honor Award. While the author has written many books based on tales of the Far East and Russia, the titles with which he has won awards have invariably been of Jewish interest and reflect his affinity for his roots. Description from Publisher
The Prince of Egypt (DVD) The Prince of Egypt (VHS)	Nearly every biblical film is ambitious, creating pictures to go with some of the most famous and sacred stories in the Western world. DreamWorks' first animated film was the vision of executive producer Jeffrey Katzenberg, a key architect in the Disney studio's rebirth (The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, etc.). Here is an Egypt alive with energetic bustle and pristine buildings. Born a slave and set adrift in the river, Moses (voiced by Val Kilmer) is raised as the son of Pharaoh Seti (Patrick Stewart) and is a fitting rival for his stepbrother Rameses (Ralph Fiennes). When he learns of his roots--in a knockout sequence in which hieroglyphics come alive--he flees to the desert, where he finds his roots and heeds G-d's calling to free the slaves from Egypt. Description from Amazon.com
The Beginners Bible Old Testament Favorites CD-ROM : Noah's Ark, Moses and David Activity Centers	Your favorite Old Testament Bible characters come to life in this CD-ROM for children and adults. The Beginner's Bible features activities based on three beloved Bible stories and star characters from the "Beginner's Bible", the best selling children's Bible in the world. The benefit of the Brighter Child's CD-ROM version of The Beginners Bible is that children actually interact with the beloved Bible characters as they learn the important Biblical lessons. The activities that come with the program are impressive and relevant for young children. Adults love working with their children on the activities as well. "The Old Testament Favorites" includes the following stories and activity centers; MOSES IN THE LAND OF EGYPT, Moses in the Land of Egypt is an interactive storybook featuring the story of Moses plus more than 30 video clips from the Sony Wonder animated video, 18 Storybook Pages, 6 interactive games, 6 Coloring Pages, and a Sing-A-Long Song. The result is more than a computerized video. The activities and song assure that all children will return to the program time and time again. NOAH'S ARK ACTIVITY CENTER, Noah and his family are very busy following God's instructions on how to prepare for the great flood. Join them as they get ready. Help Noah Build the ARK, Shop for supplies and Gather the Animals in a series of 8 fun and educational activities and 6 printable arts & crafts projects. YOUNG DAVID ACTIVITY CENTER, God has chosen a young shepherd boy to become the new king of Israel. Help David on his way with 6 fun activities including, Target Practice, Find the Stones and sing along with three original songs "Goliath," "Best Friends," and "Great Big Beautiful Heart." Description from Publisher
The Story of Moses By Bill Yenne	A simple re-telling of the story of how G-d used a burning bush to call Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. Description from Publisher
Moses' Dry Feet By Joan E. Curren	This book retells the story of Moses' crossing of the Red Sea through fun-to-read rhymes and bright illustrations. Description from Publisher
Exodus from Egypt By Mary Auld	[Auld] chronicles the dramatic events from the arrival of Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh through the Israelites' escape through the Red Sea. Because it concentrates on one section of Moses's life, it will be accessible to young readers. Description from School Library Journal
Exodus By Brian Wildsmith	This is the story of how one man led his people out of slavery to a land that G-d had promised to give them. His name was Moses. With vivid, richly detailed illustrations, Brian Wildsmith captures all the major events of one of the greatest stories in the Bible. The story of the Exodus and the rescue of the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt is a powerful and exciting tale which attests that G-d’s guiding hand is always evident. In Wildsmith’s hands, this familiar journey comes alive against stunning backdrops -- from the great palaces of ancient Egypt, to the vast expanses of Sinai’s mountains and wilderness, to the peaceful place G-d’s people can finally call home. Description from Publisher
The Story of Miriam and Baby Moses (Board Book) By Patricia A. Pingry	This little board book tells the story found in Exodus of Miriam's courage in the face of danger to her brother Moses. Here is the hiding of baby Moses, his discovery by Pharaoh's daughter, and the triumphant exodus from Eqypt. Parents can use this little book to introduce the figure of Moses to a child and discuss Miriam's courage. Description from Publisher
Miriam and Baby Moses (Board Book) By Alice Joyce Davidson	Children ages 4 and under will adore these colorful, sturdy board books. Each specially shaped, die-cut book offers bright, four-color illustrations and rhyming verses that make favorite Bible stories come alive to young minds. Miriam had a brother: Moses was his name. Her brother was in danger and the Pharaoh was to blame. Miriam's baby brother, Moses, had a special destiny, so G-d helped Miriam protect Moses from the wicked Pharaoh. G-d has something special for each one of us to do as well, and wonderful ways of seeing that we fulfill it! Description from Publisher
Moses & the Pharaoh (Board Book) By Alice Joyce Davidson	Children ages 4 and under will adore these colorful, sturdy board books. Each specially shaped, die-cut book offers bright, four-color illustrations and rhyming verses that make favorite Bible stories come alive to young minds. G-d told a man named Moses "Do this right now for me-- Go and tell the Pharaoh He must set My people free." Children learn about G-d's miraculous love and care in this story of Moses leading the people of Israel out of Egypt. Description from Publisher
The Prince of Egypt By Jane Yolen	First in the DreamWorks Classics Collection®, this big, beautiful storybook is the best way for fans to recapture the magic and grandeur of The Prince of Egypt. Acclaimed author Jane Yolen provides a powerful, finely crafted retelling, that matches the sweep of this groundbreaking film. Each essential scene, from Moses' fateful journey in the basket to the wondrous parting of the Red Sea, is richly retold and stunningly rendered in a storybook that is a fine stand-alone as well as a splendid companion to the film. Adventure, sorrow, mischief, and miracles-all the elements of an epic tale are transferred from screen to page for collectors or any reader to cherish. Description from Publisher
Moses in the Bulrushes (Board Book) By Kath Mellentin	Classic Biblical stories, long-time favorites of young children, are presented in interative dimension in these multiple format interactive books. There's something new and different on every spread--a pop-up, a pull tab, a lift-the-flap, a changing picture, and a double gatefold. With simple texts and bold illustrations, these cleverly designed books perfect for every little reader.
Moses and the Ten Commandments By Victoria Parker	This accessible series provides an informative and accessible means of finding out all about the Bible stories and why the Bible remains so important. Description from Publisher
The Adventures of Moses By Andy Robb	Familiar Bible stories come to life as children move the cut-out figure of Moses from page to page. The figure is securely attached with a ribbon and pops back into the front cover. Each page also features an action flap to flip. Description from Publisher
Moses, Take Two Tablets and Call Me in the Morning By Mike Thaler	Five stories based on incidents taken from the Old Testament and written in a humorous way. Description from Publisher
Who Needs a Boat : The Story of Moses By Marilyn Lashbrook
Hide the Baby Exodus 2:1-10, the Birth of Moses By Mary Manz Simon	Retells for beginning readers the events surrounding the birth of Moses. Description from Publisher
Little Girl Named Miriam By Dina Rosenfeld	Young Avraham and Dovid, Little Rivka and Miriam showed their greatness at a very early age. Highlighting the exceptional qualities of these four Jewish heroes can encourage children to be brave, seek truth and display kindness. Clever and brave, little Miriam is a true Torah heroine. When King Pharoh wants to take all Jewish baby boys away from their families, Miriam watches her own baby brother and finds a way to keep him at home. Description from Publisher Miriam is a little girl who loves to help her mother in her work as a midwife for all the babies born to the Jews in ancient Egypt. When the wicked Pharaoh declares that all new baby boys will be destroyed, Miriam speaks up and when her own baby brother needing help she immediately comes to his rescue. Written for young readers ages 2 to 5, A Little Girl Named Miriam is a wonderful picturebook based upon a great Torah heroine. Diana Rosenfeld's lively retelling of the Biblical account is enhanced with additional background derived from the Midrash and the impressively colorful artwork of Ilene Lederer. A Little Girl Named Miriam is fun to read and very highly recommended picturebook for family, school and community library collections. Description from Children's Book Watch
Moses in the Bulrushes (Board Book -- "Picture Window Book") By Henrietta Gambill	When we are worried and we feel alone, we can remember baby Moses and the G-d who never left him but was always watching over him to keep him safe!. Description from Publisher
Ten Plagues of Egypt By Shoshana Lepon	A fabulous book to give to children before Pesach. The Ten Plagues of Egypt retells the biblical account of the ten plagues in lively rhyming verse, enhanced by brilliantly colored illustrations. It's also a great learning tool and is used in many schools. The back of the book contains helpful questions for review and a clever "Did you know?" page. Description from Publisher
Thank You, Moses By Charlotte Lundy	Brad feels he cannot complete his science-fair project on time, and he would rather quit than try and fail. His father tells him the story of Moses, and inspired by this tale, Brad begins work, finishes the project two days early, and wins first place in the fair. Description from School Library Journal
Where Is Moses	Sliding Picture Book
A Basket Bed for Baby Moses : A Surprise Flap Book (Board Book) By Alice Joyce Davidson	Lift-up flaps add fun and surprise to this favorite children's Bible story, retold in rhyme.
Miriam, Moses' Sister By Theresa Morin
Sticker Book: The Story of Moses By Graham Round	A fun, follow-the-story activity booklet that teach through active involvement. Seventy reusable stickers, pictures to be colored, verses to look up, and hidden pictures to find make these activity booklets an exciting way to follow Bible stories. Description from Publisher
Noah, Moses, King Solomon and Me (Book & CD-ROM)	Children will love reading these favorite Bible stories and will delight in seeing "themselves" throughout each book. Included in the books are perforated sticker pages and a CD-ROM (Windows and Mac compatible) to use in personalizing the book. In addition to the personalization feature, the CD-ROM offers electronic activities that relate to the Bible stories, including games, puzzles, mazes, word searches, and coloring pages, plus an extra "fun pack" for creating personalized bookmarks, bookplates, stationery, and more. Description from Publisher
The No-Go King : Exodus 5-15 By Mary Manz Simon	Simple retelling of the Bible story in which Moses leads the children of Israel out of slavery in Egypt Description from Publisher
Where is Moses? (Board Book)	This sliding board book incorporates a simple and effective mechanism that maximizes interest and learning. Children follow the simple text that leads them to slide the page out to reveal the next portion of the Bible story. Teaches seven stories about Moses's family, his encounters with G-d and how he helped to free the Israelites. Description from Publisher
Moses in the Bulrushes By Heather Amery
Nobody Knew but God! : Miriam and Baby Moses (Me Too!) By Marilyn Lashbrook
Moses Leads His People (Board Book) By V. Gilbert Beers
Moses and the Ten Plagues By Hodges
Story of the Ten Commandments / La Historia de los Diez Mandiamentos By Patricia A. Pingry	This little book, of only 260 words, tells through art and simple text, the story shows Moses talking to God on the mountaintop and God writing the Commandments on stone. The story then shows how we still follow those commandments today. The Ten Commandments themselves are repeated, in words that make the concepts easier for a child to understand. Through The Story of the Ten Commandments, parents will be able to introduce the concept of rules to the young child, and the delightfully bright watercolors make this a fun book young children will love. This bilingual book for children tells about Moses and the 10 Commandments. Each two-page spread features delicate watercolor art with the English text on the left and the Spanish text on the right. Description from Publisher
Moses in the Bulrushes By Diana Mayo	These retellings of Bible stories follow the original closely. The language is easy to understand and the text is inviting for children to read themselves. Attractively designed, the books feature bright, realistic watercolor illustrations on lots of white space and characters that look to be Middle Eastern. The art captures the emotions and the period. Moses ends with the "Burning Bush" and before the "Exodus" but the other two books tell the stories in their entirety. Notes give further information and discussion questions. Description from Library Journal
Journey of Baby Moses (Story from The Prince of Egypt)
Miriam's Gift (Story from The Prince of Egypt)	Moses' courageous and spirited sister Miriam is the heroine of this picture book retelling. The story and keepsake charm pay tribute to Miriam's gift of faith and her belief that one day her brother would help set their people free. The book tells Moses' story from Miriam's point of view as she anxiously follows his basket down the Nile and then waits hopefully for his eventual return. The beautiful bronze pendant of baby Moses in the basket is a symbol of her devotion, and it provides readers with an opportunity to role-play Miriam, as well as Moses' mother, Yocheved, and the Queen. A journal space at the end of the book invites readers to record their own promises to family and friends. Brave and loyal Miriam will appeal to all children, but especially girls. By wearing the keepsake charm and necklace, readers will be reminded each day of Miriam's powerful story and its valuable message of courage. Description from Publisher
Miriam Watches Baby Moses : A Story of Faith and Obeying G-d (Story from The Prince of Egypt) By Mary Manz Simon	A Story of faith and Loyalty. Miriam is determined to protect her baby brother, Moses. Miriam's story shows how great things can happen when we truly trust G-d and remain loyal to our family and friends. Ages 4 to 8. Description from Publisher
Moses and the Burning Bush : A Story of Faith and Obeying G-d (Story from The Prince of Egypt) By Mary Manz Simon	Moses encounters a strange sight in the desert - a bush that burns but is not consumed. G-d uses this to teach Moses how obedience to G-d can make a difference, not just in one life, but in the lives of thousands. Description from Publisher
Moses Crosses the Red Sea : A Story of Faith and Courage (Story from The Prince of Egypt) By Mary Manz Simon	Courage is the focus. For it is only through courage and faith in G-d that Moses will help the Hebrews escape from Egypt and lead them across the Red Sea. Description from Publisher This retelling of the exodus of the Hebrews from Egypt is a book version of the animated movie, "The Prince of Egypt." An exceptional animation, the artwork translates well to book form. We are informed that the Hebrews were slaves in Egypt and that Moses was the one chosen by God to deliver the Hebrews out of Egypt. Moses repeatedly requested of Pharaoh that they be allowed to leave, but it took numerous punishments sent by God to convince the Pharaoh to allow this to happen. The staff Moses carried was used on two occasions to perform miracles as the Nile turned to blood and Red Sea is parted, allowing the Hebrews to escape the Pharaoh's soldiers. The book is part of the "Timeless Values" collection, and the study questions following the text explore the concept of courage and how it is relevant in this story. Description from Children's Literature We just gave this book to our Grandchildren tonight for Chanukah. As I read it to our Grandchildren they were held wide-eyed in their places. The anticipation of seeing this at the movies is evident in every commercial that flashes across our television. But of all the artistry this book delivers, it is the questions at that back of this book that earns its five stars. Questions on Courage, Moses' and their own. Questions about other Biblical heroes that showed tremendous courage against all odds, which causes them to think beyond the story . A book that causes a child to actually think. A welcomed addition to any home library.It will challenge you , your children and cause you to look a little deeper into your spirit. Description from Amazon.com Customer Review
The Prince of Egypt A to Z By Eric Metaxas	Moses' life was full of inspiration and adventure. Now kids can learn about the people, events, and themes of Moses' life through this rhyming tour through the alphabet. Each page features breathtaking art from the DreamWorks animated film, The Prince Of Egypt. Each page includes a delightful verse by best-selling author Eric Metaxas, whose delight in wordplay appeals to kids and grown-ups alike. Description from Publisher
The Prince of Egypt Read-Along By Andre Mika, Jeff Goldblum (Narrator)	From the thrill of a chariot race to the drama of the Hebrews' Exodus from Egypt, this full-color storybook and accompanying cassette capture all the emotional and dramatic high points of The Prince of Egypt. More than just a read-along, the cassette contains majestic background music, songs, sound effects, and actual dialogue from the film that enhance the storytelling experience. Narrator Jeff Goldblum, the voice of Moses' brother Aaron in the film, reads the full story as it appears in the text. Ideal for private reading time, young readers can practice their skills as they follow along in the book. At the same time, the music, dialogue, and sound effects recreate the drama of the story--making this a listening experience that the whole family can enjoy together. Description from Publisher
Through Heaven's Eyes : The Prince of Egypt in Story and Song by Stephen Schwartz	Honoring many talents behind the movie, this deluxe hardcover storybook is the perfect choice for gift-givers, music lovers, and collectors. Hauntingly lovely paintings by DreamWorks' own studio artists recreate favorite scenes from the film. Perfect to share aloud with a young child, the text is a faithful retelling of the Moses story, interweaving graceful narrative segments with full lyrics from all of the film's unforgettable songs. An introduction by Academy Award-winning lyricist Stephen Schwartz reveals the inspiration behind his enduring songs while giving fans a glimpse at the personal side of this amazing talent. Description from Publisher
Moses and the Great Escape (Sticker Story Adventures) By Terry Whalin	Follow Moses as he escapes the wrath of the Egyptians in this panoramic sticker book. 40 reusable stickers. Die-cut window. Description from Publisher
The Beginners Bible : Moses By Sam E. Gato	The story of Moses with sound effects.
The Life of Prince Moses (Story from The Prince of Egypt)
Moses By Anne De Graaf
Moses By Katy K. Arnsteen	Retells the Bible story of how Moses was brought up by the Pharoah's daughter and later followed G-d's command to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. Description from Publisher
Adopted for a Purpose : Bible Stories of Joseph, Moses, Samuel, and Esther By Pauline Youd	Presents the Bible stories of Joseph, Moses, Samuel, and Esther, all of whom were taken from their natural parents and raised by someone else. Description from Publisher
Moses of the Bulrushes By Catherine Storr	Retells the story of Moses leading his enslaved people out of Egypt. Description from Publisher
Moses and the Plagues By Catherine Storr	G-d sends plagues upon the Egyptians for not allowing the Israelites to leave Egypt under the leadership of Moses. Description from Publisher
Moses in the Wilderness By Catherine Storr	After the last of the plagues which G-d had sent the Egyptians, Pharaoh told the children of Israel to leave Egypt as soon as they could. They took jewels of gold and silver from the Egyptians. 'Go quickly, ' the Egyptians said, 'or we shall all be dead men.' The Israelites left at once. They took their bread dough with them without waiting for it to rise, so it was unleavened bread. By day they followed a pillar of cloud, and by night a pillar of fire. Description from Publisher

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