In our quest to find some Cool Bible Tools, I stumbled across Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary for Kids
Some of the cool features include maps and reconstruction of Bible-time towns, illustrated charts, pronunciation guide, photography, and easy to understand definitions. Almost every entry provides supporting scripture so kids can read more about a certain person, event, or thing. Lots of entries have extras too — like a map of Abraham’s journeys next to his name or the descriptions of each apostle next to the “apostle” entry.
This book errs on the side of more information for each entry instead of many many entries. It’s very complete on the things it does cover, but may leave out a lesser known places or people. As far as I can see, though — it has everything a kid might be looking for when using a Bible dictionary. It covers all the major things and quite a few obscure things such as Mezuzah and Mother-in-law.
Overall, a really great resource to have, and very reasonable priced. Pick up your own copy here
Other Reviews for this Book:
Peace Creek on the Prairie Blog
PDF 
How lovely! I just found a children’s Bible Dictionary the other day while thrifting. Although I don’t have any children yet, I can imagine what a good resource it will be later on!
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