Beautifully drawn. If you loved the Jesus Storybook Bible, you'll like this. I just wish the author made the links to Jesus a little more strongly.This is one of our kids favorite books now.UPDATE: This has become my go-to story to read the kids when we only have a very short time. It's what I want them to think about as they go to sleep: God's faithful love for them.

Good, but can't beat the KJV for lyricism. Dodges the preparing-a-table-in-the-presence-of-my-enemies part, and mentions death as simply times when you're scared or lonely. 3.5 stars.WORLD review here.

Seems to happen every time I read SLJ...I cried.

Your Easter basket shopping just got easier! Found, written by Sally Lloyd-Jones and illustrated by Jago, is the perfect way to show your child God’s love. With simple verse based on Psalm 23, your child will easily understand all the ways God cares for him. The Good Shepherd is beside his little lamb through all things, including times that are scary. I loved the simple, yet effective, illustrations. That little lamb is very expressive, smiling and content when in the arms of his shepherd. Foun...

My experience with Christian picture books is that there have been some good ones, but there have also been an awful lot of really cheesy, preachy ones with bargain-bin-quality illustrations. But I've read several really good ones lately, and this is one of them (I like this trend, and hope it keeps up!)This book is very simple -- I don't get the feeling it's trying to wow anyone by "dressing up" a Bible story or pounding kids over the head with a moral lesson. It's just Psalm 23 by Sally Lloyd-...

We are big fans of both Sally Lloyd-Jones and Jago. Sally's words and Jago's illustrations have combined to produce some of our favorite books. Our all time favorite is of course The Jesus Storybook Bible. We've used that resource for several events in our house including our Advent readings. In fact right now we're preparing to us it for our Lent and Easter readings.Found: Psalm 23 is taken from that wonderful book. While the words are the same the illustrations are new. And in my opinion the n...

Love this one so much, I slept with it for awhile. Woke up in the night just to read it again. Regretting my impulsive decision to rip the cover off, but happy the picture of the shepherd that looks just like my dad is unharmed.

About the Book:From the bestselling The Jesus Storybook Bible, with over two million products sold, comes Found based on Psalm 23. Written by Sally Lloyd-Jones and illustrated by Jago, little ones will fall in love with this padded cover board book that reminds them of God’s Never Stopping, Never Giving Up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love. My Review: Psalm 23 is a very popular Psalm many people these days know all about this Psalm and most of what it means. Christians, specifically know that...

(reviewed by Kaeli) First, the disclaimer. "I was provided a free copy of this book. All opinions are my own." That done, FOUND: PSALM 23 is an amazing retelling of Psalm 23. The illustrations are beautiful, and this is simply done so even the littlest listeners should be able to keep their attention on the story while they enjoy cuddle and snuggle time. I really enjoyed reading this to my dolls and my oldest sister put it in her babysitting bag to share with little kids she babysits for. Also

FOUND is a charming board book, 20 pages in length, and is an adorable and touching depiction of the 23rd Psalm.I’m firmly of the opinion that we can never outgrow children’s books, and this one is lovely!It’s a precious picture book about the Shepherd looking after His sheep. The text is simple but lyrical, basically a simplified version of Psalm 23. I would have preferred it to have the exact words of the psalm, but, that being said, there is also a sort of charm to the way it’s written so tha...

Sweet little book about God’s love for his children. My daughter loves this one. Illustrations are great!

"Found: Psalm 23" is a board book for young children (suggested for 4-8 years old). It loosely translates Psalm 23 using simple words and ideas so that a child can understand it. It has the reader (as a lamb) and God (as the shepherd) as the main characters. The lamb and shepherd have very expressive body language despite the somewhat loose illustration style. (It's clear what everything in the illustrations is meant to be, yet it's not highly detailed.) The colors used and the body language of

Well respected and highly anticipated author, Sally Lloyd-Jones has used her unique talent to share Psalm 23 with the very young child and artfully created the message with easy to interpret pictures that the young child can understand.The text of the beloved Psalm 23 is simply put forth in words for the very young child. To me this is not an opportunity to actually teach the Psalm to the child. No, it is a little board book for young hands and young hearts to be able to understand how God is al...

A paraphrase of Psalm 23 for little kids.I like how this rephrases things in terms that kids can easily grasp and understand the metaphor of God as our shepherd and carer. Sweet illustrations go along with the simple text. A great book for Christian families and schools.

In the words of my 4 year old "good!"The message is simple and clarified for little ears. The illustrations are beautiful. Thankful for the careful work of Sally.

Julia loved the illustrations of the little lamb.3/25/21 Julia read to me5/2/21 Read with my preschool class

A beautiful board book focusing on one of the Bible's most comforting passages!Written by Sally Lloyd-Jones and illustrated by Jago (The team who brought you The Jesus Storybook Bible), this padded board book is a must-have for everyone's home library.This great title is really everything you want in a board book. It has simple text, beautiful illustrations and is just the right size (8x8) for little hands to hold as they discover one of the Bible's most comforting passages, explained in a way t...

Are you familiar with the Jesus Storybook Bible? Then this new little board book will seem very familiar to you. The same author has published a new book called Found that is based on Psalm 23. This new book illustrates the beautiful Psalm with some great pictures and helps you talk through the Psalm with your child.I've appreciated Sally Lloyd-Jones' work and how she points to the main character of the entire Bible, Jesus. Her books are beautifully written and the illustrations are engaging for...

What a wonderfully written and illustrated book to share Psalm 23 with children. This is now my third book I will give children after first Jesus Storybook Bible (also by Sally Lloy-Jones) and second Corduroy. The first shows how every story in the Old Testament points to Jesus and the second is a wonderful picture of the Gospel. We do not deserve and cannot earn the love our heavenly father just as Corduroy did not deserve and could not do anything to earn Lisa's love. Found reminds us of our g...

I don't review every single book I read to Sophie so it doesn't goof up my yearly reading challenge, but I've read this one so many times it ought to count for something. Found is excerpted from The Jesus Storybook Bible, by Sally Lloyd-Jones with illustrations by "Jago." I was never a huge fan of Jago's style in the full-length Storybook Bible, but I really like the illustrations in Found—they're more richly colored and detailed than the former, which I always found minimalist in a way that app...