Did anyone recommend the Chaya Burstein book which I think is called Kids 
Cartoon Bible?  It is excellent. 

Dina Tanners
Seattle, WA

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> On Feb 7, 2018, at 4:25 AM, Amy Turim <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello All ---  I was asked to report the responses to my original query (see 
> below), and  I received one strong recommendation:  PICTURE STORIES FROM THE 
> BIBLE; The Old Testament in full-color comic-strip form, edited by M.C. 
> Gaines.
> I did purchase it but now that I have it in hand I am troubled by the content 
> and the presentation. Originally published in 1943, the copyright was renewed 
> in 1970 and 1979. If you see it  on Amazon, many of the comments are from 
> adults who are thrilled to see the book they remember from childhood. 
> “Endorsed By Clergy Of All Faiths.”  Extremely “old school” , this really 
> does look like a bound comic-book.  While colorful and action-packed, the 
> drawings are old-fashioned and static, very different from what we see in 
> contemporary graphic novels. The Editorial Advisory Council dates back to the 
> original publication date (1943) and clearly reflects those times – among 
> other things, of the ten Advisors, none are women.
> On the other hand, this volume is inclusive and may be the only way some 
> children will learn the material. The librarian who recommended the book told 
> me that boys love it!
> So, there you have it. Not my cup of tea, but maybe that’s just me.
>  
> Amy Turim
> Librarian, Temple Emanuel
> Kensington, MD
>  
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> From: Hasafran [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
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> Sent: Monday, January 15, 2018 10:49 AM
> Subject: Re: [ha-Safran] Updating our children's biography collection
>  
> On a related topic, does anyone have recommendations for other graphic 
> “novels” along the lines of the Rabbi Harveys?  They continue to be such a 
> big hit with boys who are usually non-readers, and I’d love to be able to 
> offer something as a natural follow-up to the series. The Hereville books are 
> great for girls, but not so inviting to boys.  Suggestions?
>  
> Amy Turim
> Temple Emanuel
> Kensington, MD
>  
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