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Mammut is a very loved little mastodon. But one day, something scary happens. The whole herd works very hard to bring him back home.

The Book of Mormon Storybook for Little Saints is a collection of 50 Book of Mormon stories, adapted for children and parents. We focus on telling the story so that the characters' humanity and the core doctrinal principles they depended on shine forth: primarily, God so loved the world. While our book is primarily intended for young children, we have crafted the stories with the idea that it ought to be meaningful and inspiring for children as well as their parents. We want to help make the Book of Mormon a gathering place for family members of all ages.

Walk alongside Jesus in The Story of the Atonement, a beautiful account of the final days of the Savior’s earthly journey. This engaging volume offers a gentle introduction to the limitless sacrifice of Christ’s Atonement and the events surrounding it, from His humble entry into Jerusalem to the triumph of His Resurrection. Through simple storytelling, young listeners will come to understand Jesus’s incomparable act of love and the hope available to all who follow Him.

The Bible Storybook: The Old Testament is a collection of fifty Old Testament stories, written for families who want to listen, learn, and grow side-by-side. These are not watered-down tales or simplified morality lessons. Each story is told with honesty, compassion, and deep care for both the ancient world and modern listeners. With gentle clarity and emotional warmth, The Bible Storybook: The Old Testament walks through creation, covenants, prophets, kings, wanderers, wrestlers, and worshipers.

Come and explore the beautiful stories of the Book of Mormon, told for kids and families! In Tales from the Book of Mormon, young listeners will experience the adventures of some of the best-loved characters from scripture as never before. Join Nephi, Alma, and many others as they learn to do good, be brave, and trust in the Lord—even when they are a little afraid.