Our Little Folks’ Bible Nature

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 19, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 3.

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Our Little Folks’ Bible Nature

A NEW child's book of simple, graded lessons on Bible nature, beginning with the narration of the events of the week of creation, and continuing these in the order given in the Scriptures. It is a beginner's graded book on the sentence-method order. Each subject is thoroughly illustrated with new drawings made especially for the book. It is further illustrated with fifteen beautiful colored plates. It contains 128 pages, and is bound in board and cloth, with colored cover design. It is a reader especially adapted to church-school work, and also an excellent little book to sell to the trade.
Prices, 25 and 40 cents.
Of this work, Prof. J. G. Lamson says:—
‘I have carefully examined ‘Our Little Folks’ Bible Nature,’ by Ella King Sanders, having read it through several times, and each time reading it my admiration for the book has been increased.
‘In taking up the story of creation, and developing the history of that week in such a way as to use only a few words in each lesson, and yet preserve the order of creation, the author has certainly accomplished a desirable result. These little lessons from the book can not fail to call forth from the teacher more complete explanations of that one period in the history of the world, and I truly believe that children who take this as their guide in learning to read will be brought nearer to nature and nature’s God than by the study of any first reader that has ever come to my knowledge. I have examined many, and this one, for workmanship, design, and all, in my judgment, heads the list.’