September is a month of new beginnings for many of our children. The summer holidays have just ended in mid August if you live in Scotland, while England and Wales return to school life in the first days of September.
If you want to find some interesting books for your curious kids, here’s a varied selection.
- The Big Book of Bible Science.
There are two volumes to this set. The author takes several key scientific facts such as gravity, electricity, the nervous system, muscles, friction, combustion and other fascinating topics. Volume 2 goes deeper into Potential & Kinetic Energy, the Mechanical Advantage of a Lever, Condensation and the Symmetry of Nature, amongst other things. Each chapter has a corresponding verse and Biblical lesson to apply the science to the real world. Bonus extension activities give curious minds an opportunity to go further (ISBN 978 1 781 917 459 and 978 1 527 104 754). - Science and God. Do You Have to Choose?
I’ve heard that John Lennox and Katy Morgan have written a children’s book to be launched in 2026 entitled Science and God. Do You Have to Choose? (ISBN 978 1 802 543 728). - Scientific Facts in the Bible: 100 Reasons to Believe the Bible is Supernatural in Origin
I’ve also come across a book entitled: Scientific Facts in the Bible: 100 Reasons to Believe the Bible is Supernatural in Origin. - Is God For Real?
For faith and apologetics take a look at Is God For Real? by Emma Nichols, Jeriah D. Shank and Teresa Hemmings (ISBN 978 1 527 110 175). - Christianity: Is It True?
Or you could try Christianity: Is It True? by David J. Randall (ISBN 978 1 527 102 361). - You Asked
And last, but not least, You Asked by William Edgar (ISBN 978 1 781 911 433).
May these books help in your child’s quest for knowledge about God’s world.
