Nonfiction Book Review for KJV Foundation Study Bible by Thomas Nelson

This hardcover bible has a jacket cover on it, which is going to make it difficult to carry around due to the risk of the jacket being torn.  Therefore, I think it is great to keep at home and use as a reference, but might prove difficult to carry with you to church due to messing up the paper cover.  If you are not interested in keeping the paper cover intact, it can be removed as the hardcover of the book has the same information on it as the paper does.

KJV is the most widely accepted version if the bible, and this version offers you the added help of reference notes at the bottom of each page to further help the reader understand.  This is great because KJV can be hard for modern English readers to grasp.  These added reference notes help explain the times, what some of the words mean, and help clarify the verse for the reader.

The words of Jesus are in red, and the maps are full color.

I don’t see any way to have a name engraved like the leather covers can, so for someone who is wanting a keepsake bible with their name on it, this probably isn’t it.  But this one is a great addition to your library as a reference book, or if you want to carry it to church with you so as not to mess up your keepsake bible, it is a good choice for that.

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review from BookLook Bloggers.