Superbook

Obvious, a great remake. In my case, reminding the memories of early years. But, no doubts, it represents the fair gift for new generations , giving to the meeting with Holy Book force and intensity as pillars for profound useful lessons for understand the real meanings of life , gestures, words and attittudes. Short, just interesting and good option for education, not only religious, of new generations.

Superbook , is one of the best shows to watch with my son. Not only is good for kids but also good for adults as well. It really helps you to understand the Bible better while also showing you how the same lessons can be learned in today's society. Take it from a bible reader , it breaks each story down in the Bible so that we can really learn what the word is.

So, if you have kids, make sure that they watch it. It's a great show with great content and it may can help them through many of the things that they are dealing with in school or may deal with in school or at home. This show really gives a different perspective on life and the decisions that we make.

It's actually a really decent show. I watched it in school as an elementary-schooler and later used it to teach my brother the Bible stories. Superbook approaches them in an interesting and fairly accurate way. I would probably recommend it to kids ages 7+ as there are some scary scenes/blood (but it is the Bible, after all). The stories are explained in a much more complicated way and can be difficult for younger kids to understand. The animation definitely improves as the series progresses, and there's an applicable lesson taught in every episode. Be sure to explain to your kid that the kids and the robot are filler and aren't part of the real Bible story (this is pretty obvious, though). Overall I think it's a great show and is very helpful in teaching Bible stories.

All parents, that I know, wish they could say, "We don't give our kids screen time." But we all do from time to time. The key is to make the time intentional and not "mindless".

This show, along with Theo, is faithful to the Scriptures. So many kids' "Christian" shows just teach moralistic fundamentalism, or focus on humanistic teachings about being a good person. This show is biblically accurate, while having engaging, real-world scenarios that kids can relate to.

My daughter and I watch an episode every morning during breakfast and we talk about the Bible story... what we learned about God, what we learned about man, and how we can apply it to our life. Parents, just be purposeful in your use of media. Engage your children for Christ. Someone will teach your kids about life. It should be you!

I really wanted to give it more stars. Cause it's a great show. However, I just couldn't because it has zero black characters nor characters of any other culture/race. Even though most of the Bible takes place in AFRICA, Israel, & the Middle East. So yeah.. there's that. Definitely NOT inclusive. And all the angels are white with blonde hair. While Satans Angels are more on the dark skin tone side. Really?!?! Lol. Wow...