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Books with title Jonah and the Big Fish

  • Jonah and the Big Fish and Other Bible Stories

    Rebecca Glaser, Bill Ferenc, Emma Trithart

    Hardcover (Sparkhouse Family, Aug. 4, 2015)
    In addition to following Jonah into the belly of a whale, readers can stand alongside David as he bravely fights Goliath, learn about the honor and honesty of Queen Esther, and enter the lion's den with Daniel. Each volume in the Holy Moly Bible Storybooks series offers kids engaging storytelling and imaginative illustrations. Fun coloring and drawing activities engage kids with biblical learning.
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  • Big Fish's Supper: Jonah and the Great Fish

    Tim Dowley, Steve Smallman

    Board book (Candle Books, Jan. 15, 2004)
    These humorous animal tales captivate kids with the stories of Jonah, Daniel, the lost sheep, and Noah. Each book has a limited number of words per page and lessons to be learned from each animal.
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  • Jonah and the Fish

    Susanne Tillotson Schroder

    Hardcover (Hendrickson Pub, Jan. 31, 2012)
    Children will love these cheerful colors Jonah and the Fish is part of the Shape Series. These books take young children through these essential stories of the Bible with cheerful illustrations, strong colors, and interactive pages.
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  • Raelyn and the Big Fish

    R J Brown, Jeanette Cole, Joanne Tapel

    Paperback (Independently published, March 28, 2019)
    An enjoyable story that teaches young children an important part of Christianity while spending time with family
  • Jonah and the Great Fish

    Agathe P. Spiropoulos, Gary David Sanchez

    Paperback (Xulon Press, Oct. 20, 2015)
    Jonah and the Great Fish was written for young readers aged nine years old and above who love adventure and Bible stories that capture their interest and imagination. This adaptation of the biblical account is without distortion of its truth and follows the sequence of events accurately. The author dramatizes the story with a perception of Jonah that is enhanced when his character reveals his anger, his arrogance, his sin, his fear, his remorse and other emotions through his thoughts that are dramatically shared with the reader. The action is intensified with frantic dialogue between Jonah and the captain and the seamen, and then softened with the moving child-like prayer to his God. The illustrations heighten the drama with brilliant color and dynamic art that contributes vividly to the adventure of Jonah, the angry prophet, and the great fish.
  • Jonah & the Big Fish

    Zondervan Publishing Company

    Hardcover (Zondervan, Sept. 1, 1996)
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  • Jonah and the Great Fish.

    Clyde Robert Bulla

    Hardcover (Ty Crowell Co, June 1, 1970)
    More than once stubborn Jonah had to be taught not to question the will of the Lord.
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  • Jonah & the Big Fish

    Claire Page

    Hardcover (Authentic Media Word, March 1, 2011)
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  • Story of Jonah and the Big Fish

    Patricia A. Pingry

    Paperback (Ideals Childrens Books, Jan. 15, 1988)
    A disobedient Jonah discovers that he cannot run away from God.
  • Bill and the Fish

    Pegasus

    eBook (B Jain Publishers Pvt Ltd, April 1, 2009)
    "Phonics Fun offer well-written rhyming and interesting stories to help the young readers get a better understanding of the link between letters and the sound they represent. Through a short story where one or two key sounds known as ‘phonemes’ are used, the reader is exposed to new sounds in a very scientifi c manner. Colourful and suggestive illustration engross the young readers as well as enable them to understand the story."
  • Jonah and a Very Big Fish

    Sunny Griffin, Yacoba

    Hardcover (Landoll, March 15, 1993)
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  • Joany and the Big Fish

    Kiley Mullins

    Paperback (Independently published, Sept. 25, 2018)
    Joany is a little girl who loves to pray. She is normally very obedient to what God would want her to do, but one day at a carnival, Joany decides she isn't going to listen to the voice in her heart. She becomes miserable when she realizes how disobedient she had been. Joany finds redemption with her prayer being answered to give her a second chance to obey.