Where this happens
The places that anchor David and Goliath. Tap any tile to see every Bible Heroes storybook set in that place.
Valley of Elah
Judean Shephelahhigh on the northern Israelite ridge looking south-west across the valley toward the Philistine ridge opposite, camera tilted slightly downward a rocky chalk-and-limestone outcrop on the near ridge, dry summer grass between the stones, two terebinth saplings clinging to the slope
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Bethlehem
Judean Highlandsstanding inside a small open-air herder's courtyard in Bethlehem, low whitewashed stone walls enclosing the foreground, looking across toward the village beyond hard-packed earth swept clean, two clay storage jars against a low limestone wall, a woven reed mat and a flat grinding
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What families are saying
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- Anies JamesVerified purchase
Goliath looks absolutely massive on the page—my kids were in awe. The art is movie-quality. We've read this one more than any other so far.
- DonnyVerified purchase
Finally, a version that explains why David wasn't afraid—because of his faith, not just his sling. My son memorized 1 Samuel 17:37 after reading this. That's a win in my book.
