Explore the fascinating evolution of children’s Bible stories through this critical reception history. Focusing on the enduring narrative of Noah’s Ark, this academic work examines its adaptation in US children’s Bibles, revealing shifts in perceptions of faith, childhood, and morality across generations. It’s an indispensable resource for students and scholars of biblical studies, religious education, and children’s literature. Understand how sacred texts are shaped by culture and the impact of religious narratives on developing minds, offering valuable insights relevant to religious education and comparative studies.