New book from the illustrator of The Beginner’s Bible brings rhyme and humor to story time
An interview with Kelly Pulley, author of Treasury of Bible Stories Q: Who was the Treasury of Bible Stories written for and what are some of the best ways parents can use the book within the home? Can Bible class teachers use it too? I’ve illustrated many children’s Bible storybooks over the years; most are for toddlers or early readers. Treasury of Bible Stories , however, was created primarily for more advanced readers (4-8 years). It’s meant to be fun and entertaining, yet it follows the original Bible stories very closely; it has no made-up characters or talking animals, etc., and the stories all have clear messages. So, yes, I think it could be a very useful tool for church or at-home Bible classes. Q: You’re a well-known illustrator, having done the art for the most recent release of The Beginner’s Bible , which sold 1.5 million copies. How did you transition from being a graphic designer to illustrator and writer? I had a lull in illustration projects so I t...