JONAH AND THE WHALE

Tiny Bible Tales, a new series of board books, shares the stories of the Bible's bravest heroes. With gentle text, this book tells the tale of Jonah getting swallowed by the great whale. And with illustrations depicting these heroic Biblical characters as children, readers can easily put themselves directly in the story.

After Jonah sets sail against God's command, he finds himself in the belly of a great whale. Trapped there for three days and three nights, he learns a valuable lesson in forgiveness.

With a fresh look and modern feel, these age-old stories come to life in a new, more accessible way for both adults and children.

Designed for both the trade and religious markets, these books can appeal to a wide array of consumers, regardless of religious observance.

Religious children's books compose a significant market online and at retail, specifically for the younger, pre-K readership.

Series Overview:Launching with two titles in Spring 2018, TINY BIBLE TALES is a series of board books sharing the stories of the Bible's most celebrated heroes.

W. C. Bauers grew up in Alaska and Colorado, and his writing background includes two speculative novels and the Tiny Bible Tales. Bauers lives in the Rocky Mountains with a knitting maven, three padawan martial artists, and the best rescue in the world.

Born in Barcelona in 1970, Marta Costa studied Graphic Design in the ELISAVA School of Barcelona. In 2005, she started her own company for design, serigraphy, and the commercialization of t-shirts and other products for children, on which she could set down her illustrations. Since 2007, she has worked as a freelance illustrator, working mostly for publishing companies in Spain (Casals, Barcanova, Grupo SM, Bruño, Teide). Most recently, she has illustrated Penguin Young Reader’s Noah’s Ark.