Biblical Stories for Children: The Tower of Babel |
 Whitney Climbs the Tower of Babel and Learns What Happens to Snobs By Therese Johnson Borchard |
Having shown a proud and arrogant attitude about her soccer team's winning streak,
Whitney is transported by her emerald Bible back to Biblical times, climbs the Tower
of Babel, and discovers what happens to snobs.
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 Jibber-Jabber: The Tower of Babel By Mary Manz Simon |
Just 24 words are used in this Hear Me Read Bible story. These words are repeated again and again to help your child develop a sight vocabulary and take pride in a growing ability to recognize words
Jibber-Jabber retells in simple language the Bible story in which the people build a tower to glorify their own greatness, rather than that of God. |
 Peter Bruegel's Tower of Babel : The Builder With the Red Hat By Nils Jockel |
The scope of this delightful book encompasses history, painting, 16th-century construction techniques,
the conditions of workers, and the biblical story of the Tower of Babel--designed to reach up to heaven
but doomed to chaos. Pieter Bruegel painted two colorful, intricate, and mesmerizing versions of the
tower (this book shows both but focuses on just one in depth) and set them in his seaside hometown of
Antwerp, Belgium. Subtitled The Builder with the Red Hat, this picture book circles in on a close-up
of a tiny image--a man gesturing toward a building stone--and spins a tale about the construction site
as if this tiny fellow were telling the story. It's a charming device, and the text is written with
great sensitivity to a child's interests and listening ability. The style is conversational: "We should
take a closer look"; "Let us ask the man wearing the red cap and the apron"; "I'm sure you can imagine
how heavy the stone is that the worker is carrying on his back down the hill. Let's follow him...." The
language in the book is not overly simplified; "devices," "incorporated," or "extravaganza" would need
explanation. But even for a 2- or 3-year-old, there are many pleasures to be had just from gazing into
the pictures.
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 The Tower of Babel By Anne De Graaf |
A very special first introduction to the Bible for even the youngest children. Through simple, age-appropriate text and captivating artwork, these energetic, fun-loving little books are bursting with ways to get little people involved in the Bible! The inventive writing of Anne de Graaf turns these stories as old as time into an interactive experience for children.
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 The Tower of Babel By Gloria Clanin |
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 The Tower of Babel By Alison Greengard |
The Tower of Babel is a small but powerful story about people who shared a language and city and how they were dispersed throughout the world with separate languages and cultures. Readers of all ages will enjoy the language and beauty of the Hebrew Bible. The Tower of Babel features full-color reproductions of silk paintings and includes a word-for-word translation, glossary and transliteration.
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