Beautiful illustrations complement actual Biblical text in this book for children. Particularly interesting is the artist's ability to create a sense of mystery within 'bright' compositions. Excellent. 
 Text for each page features the Bible verse(s) above, with questions for discussion below. These ideas are helpful in engaging a child to think/ experience/ imagine the creation story. 
 Bible scholars may find some of the questions too simplistic. For example, on day 2 about the separation of the waters, the text encourages children to notice the water cycle created by God. But was there rain before the flood? On the plus side, stewardship of creation is discussed after creation of the land animals (day 6). The drawings also contribute to discussion. My student was thrilled to sit and look at all the different animals and colors and talk about his favorites/ interests. 
 I liked it that the story and illustrations are not rushed. For Day 5, sea creatures and birds, both kinds of animals are given the full page spread treatment. Likewise, land animals are on separate pages from Adam & Eve. The illustrations for sea creatures, birds and land animals all include a dinosaur which my student was eager to find and discuss. And the story doesn't end with Day 6, and includes Day 7 and a discussion of rest. 
 After the conclusion of the story, 6 pages feature unique animals in creation with gorgeous color illustrations. Headings are: God Created Amazing Creatures, God Created Amazing Senses, and God Created Amazing Colors and Shapes (dinosaurs mentioned here too). 
 The book ends with what is almost a separate storybook. In a similar manner, the text of Psalm 139 is given and explained. While there are glimpses of the same brilliance here (the illustration of the baby in utero is amazing!), this section lacks consistency. In particular the muted color palette seems worn after the bright splashes of color early in the book. My student had lost interest by this section, so it is probably best read as a separate story. 
 This is one of my favorite books on creation. If you are only going to purchase one storybook to enhance your Bible understanding of the creation, this one might be it. If you have space for two books on creation, I also recommend Paul Maier's "The Real Story of Creation" even though I dislike the title. :)