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Good News Bible (GNB) Dyslexia-Friendly Gospel of Luke

Enjoy Luke’s Gospel, the third book in the New Testament. Luke tells the story of Jesus, the saviour of all people, including those who are considered outsiders. This Gospel has a special emphasis on Jesus’ teaching, including the famous parables of the good Samaritan and the lost son.

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Weight 0.1 kg
Format

Paperback

Font Size

10.5

Publisher

Bible Society

Product Code:9780564052776

This dyslexia-friendly edition:

follows the guidelines of the British Dyslexia Association for dyslexia-friendly formatting.
uses the best-selling Good News Bible translation, with simple, everyday language so that it is clear and easy to read – one of many reasons why it’s such a popular translation.
is ideal for adults and young people, including school teachers and others working with those with dyslexia. It’s also useful for anyone for whom traditional small print Bibles are difficult to read.
includes the iconic Annie Vallotton illustrations.

The Bible Society translates, produces and distributes the Bible around the world, and support literacy and teaching programmes. At home and abroad, they make the Bible accessible and understood.

Enjoy Luke’s Gospel, the third book in the New Testament. Luke tells the story of Jesus, the saviour of all people, including those who are considered outsiders. This Gospel has a special emphasis on Jesus’ teaching, including the famous parables of the good Samaritan and the lost son.

Good News Bible (GNB) Dyslexia-Friendly Gospel of Luke

£5.99

Usually dispatched between 2 - 3 working days

Enjoy Luke’s Gospel, the third book in the New Testament. Luke tells the story of Jesus, the saviour of all people, including those who are considered outsiders. This Gospel has a special emphasis on Jesus’ teaching, including the famous parables of the good Samaritan and the lost son.

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