Moses and the Princess
Written by Sophie Piper
Illustrated by Estelle Corke
Part of the Bible Story Time Series
Synopsis
Moses and the Princess by Sophie Piper
Each little paperback Bible story in the series is retold in about 500 words with bright and cheerful pictures. The full series comprises: From the Old Testament: *God makes the World (07459 4861 8) *Noah and the Flood (07459 4862 6) *Moses and the Princess (07459 4863 4) *David and Goliath (07459 4864 2) *Jonah and the Whale (07459 4865 0) *Daniel and the Lions (07459 4866 9) From the New Testament *Jesus and the Fishermen (07459 4868 5) *Jesus and the Miracle (07459 4869 3) *The First Easter (07459 4872 3) *Jesus and the Prayer (07459 4871 5) *The First Christmas (07459 4867 7) *The Lost Sheep (07459 4870 7)About the Author
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Book Info
Format
Paperback
32 pages
Author
Sophie Piper
More books by Sophie Piper
Publisher
Lion Children's Books an imprint of Lion Hudson Plc
Publication date
24th January 2014
ISBN
9780745963563
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