I received this audiobook in exchange for an HONEST review. I have two children in the target age group for this audiobook (4 to 8 yrs old) so I thought I would give it a try. The stories were great and focused on Jesus' life. I didn't like that the stories were broken down into 2 minutes chunks (+/- a few seconds). My kids ready a lot and listen to audiobooks in the car all the time...they are used to listening to long narrations (1 to 2 hours or more at a time). These stories are broken down into these small chunks to be listened to one a day. Between each chunk of story, the narrator says ..."DAY 25", "DAY 56". It was a bit repetitious and got annoying after a while. Overall, my kids enjoyed the stories but they too mentioned they wished the stories were not broken down they way they were. ( )

This is a collection of stories and prayers to be read to children on a daily basis over 165 days. They cover New Testament events from the births of John the Baptist and Jesus through Paul's journey to Damascus.

They are well written and short. They should be easily understood by children between the ages of 4 and 8. The stories end with questions you might ask them to help them respond to what they have heard.

This is an excellent guide to help parents speak the blessings of the Word over their children before they go to sleep. ( )

My 9 and 11-year-old LOVED this audible. We would listen to several stories every night before bed and join each prayer. We would also listen to several stories throughout the morning to start our day. I would hear them share the stories with their grandparents.

We love how each story is short, comprehensible, and includes a prayer at the end. Each story also includes a question to discuss. That is a great time to share thinking and ideas. I highly recommend this book for children beyond 8. I also recommend listening to it as a family. ( )

I received an audiobook copy of Biblical Bedtime Stories in exchange for a review. Overall I love the concept of this book. My kids love to listen to audiobooks at bedtime and this fit the bill perfectly. The readers voice is a little too fake for me. She sounds overly excited and like she is talking to preschoolers. I also like the devotionals, but the prayer should be on the same day and I would love for them to be longer. Each devotional is only 2-4 minutes long and for a lower elementary audience a 15 minute devotional would be more appropriate. My kids listen to about 30 minutes of it a night, which is about 1/4 of the book. ( )

This is a great resource for devotions time with the kids. I think it might be helpful to combine the story and the prayer as one day as the kids get older, or as you decide to do so.