Brian Wildsmith S Noah S Ark

There are lots of things to do and discover in this pop-up version of Noah's Ark. There are doors to open and tabs to move. Suggested level: junior, primary.

Inspired by the need for environmental protection, Brian Wildsmith explores what would happen if Professor Noah were able to build a spaceship to remove animals from their endangered habitats and find them pristine forest homes.

Once upon a time there was a huge forest, and all kinds of animals and birds lived happily there. But a strange sadness came over the forest and it began to die. So the animals decided to leave, and they all flew away in Professor Noah's amazing spaceship, in search of another world.But where did they go? And what did they find when they got there?

Stories from the Bible simply told and in chronological order from Adam and Eve to Christ's Resurrection.

The eight lively contributions to this volume, appearing concurrently in a special issue of the journal Biblical Interpretation, illustrate a range of exciting approaches to the newly developing area of the reception history of the Bible in literature, music, art and film. (Originally published as issue 4-5 of Volume 15 (2007) of Brill's journal Biblical Interpretation)

While she is sick in bed, a little girl dreams of riding on her favorite merry-go-round.