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D is for Dinosaur

Ken Ham Β· 1991
88/100
πŸ‘ Worth It

D is for Dinosaur does exactly what it sets out to do: give young children in evangelical and creationist families a dinosaur alphabet book that fits their worldview. Each letter comes with a rhyming verse tying dinosaurs to the biblical narrative β€” Creation, Noah's Ark, salvation β€” and the book includes coloring pages, memory verses, and discussion questions designed for parent-led devotional time. For families who share that theological framework, it fills a real niche and holds up well as a read-aloud. The honest note is that it presents young-earth creationism as scientific consensus, which puts it at odds with mainstream paleontology. Families outside the creationist tradition will find it limited, but within its intended audience it has proven genuinely enduring.

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