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Free Stuff Fridays (Harvest House Publishers)

This week, the blog and this giveaway are sponsored by Harvest House Publishers.

Help your child see how the Bible is organized and how key people, events, and themes in each of its books connect.

The Bible Infographics for Kids Bible Handbook uses fun, colorful, easy-to-follow visuals to give kids helpful context as they read Scripture. Each section brings together the most important details from each book of the Bible, so they can better understand what they are reading and how it contributes to the bigger picture.

Inside, your child will

  • understand the Bible through clear summaries and key highlights
  • connect major themes, important people, maps, and timelines
  • remember key truths with memory verses and fascinating facts
  • engage with Scripture through interactive reading ideas and connections to Jesus

Give your child a helpful reference they can return to as they read, study, and ask questions about the Bible.

Perfect for ages 8–12, reluctant readers, homeschool families, Christian schools, church libraries, Sunday school classrooms, family devotions, and independent Bible exploration, The Bible Infographics for Kids makes God’s Word accessible, engaging, and unforgettable.

Whether you’re looking for a Bible trivia book, a visual Bible guide, a Christian educational resource, a homeschool supplement, or a gift for a curious young reader, this fun and colorful handbook offers an engaging, interactive way to spark a lifelong interest in the Bible.

Enter to Win a Free Copy
Complete the form below and enter to win one of five free copies of The Bible Infographics for Kids Bible Handbook. Act soon. The deadline for entry is Thursday, October 15th, 2026 at 11:59 pm. 


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