Xander Nash Book Review

Summertime is often a time when our children take a break from school and anything that is associated with it. I think it is important for us all to constantly keep learning, and one of the best ways for children to keep learning without even knowing it is to read a great book.

Whether you are trying to get your child to read more or you already have a sweet little bookworm, you will love the book series Xander Nash by Creation By Design.

The Xander Nash series are Bible adventure chapter books. Your child will follow Xander Nash and his little dog, Mitts, as they explore some of the great stories from the Bible, such as: Moses convincing Pharoah to let the Israelites go free, Creation, Joseph being sold by his brothers, and Noah's ark and the flood.

Each book in the series uses the CGI images that your kids are seeing in movies, computer games and video games. So it gives the book a very contemporary look that they will love. Kids will be so caught up in the adventure, they won't even realize they are learning.

These books are perfect for all children. But they are especially good for young boys ages 6-8 for whom it is so hard to find good Biblically based products. My three year old son loves these books, and he can't even read! He likes to look through them at the pictures and ask me what the story is about. Then, he pieces it all together. Soon he will be reading, and I know he will love them even more then.

I think that the titles are really clever, such as: A Wet and Wild Ride for the Noah's ark story.  I also really like that these books start out with Xander Nash in the present time learning a lesson that follows the theme of the story, that is also applicable to the young children who will read it.

Check out all that Creation By Design offers, and you can buy any of the Xander Nash books here for only $6.29 each.

*I was provided product to review, and I was under no obligation to review if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review in return for the free product.*