The Book of Jonah
Author:
Peter Spier
Illustrator:
Peter Spier
Publication:
1985 by Doubleday Books for Young Readers (Imprint of Random House Children's Books)
Genre:
Bible Stories, Picture Books
Pages:
40
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With meticulous illustrations, Caldecott Medalist Peter Spier's magnificent retelling of the story of Jonah transports readers back to ancient times. There they'll meet Jonah, a frightened man running from a task set out for him by God. Tossed from a ship into the belly of a giant fish, Jonah soon comes to understand the greatness of God's mercy.
Readers will also learn the amazing backstory to Jonah's journey, with a reference section that includes the history and geography of Jonah's story, plus maps of the ancient Assyrian Empire and Nineveh's ruins and a detailed diagram of the ship that transported Jonah.
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