In partnership with 2K/DENMARK and Cambridge University, Lifeway’s B&H Publishing Group is set to release the CSB Grace Bible for Kids, a Bible for readers with dyslexia.

 Lifeway President Ben Mandrell said: “Kids who feel intimidated by reading can feel comfortable with this new typeface in a Bible that’s made specifically with them in mind.

“Dyslexia shouldn’t keep kids from reading the Bible. At its core, the CSB Grace Bible for Kids is meeting the need of helping young readers interact and connect with God in a personal way through His Word.”

Klaus Krogh, founder of 2K/DENMARK explained: “If you are dyslexic, sometimes you see letters as bouncing balloons because they don’t stay on the baseline. In designing the Grace typeface, we made sure to fix the letters to the baseline by making them heavier towards the bottom.”

In addition to the added weight to the baseline of letters, the Grace typeface helps readers differentiate between pairs of similar letters like m and n or p and q.

Readers will also notice special-colored page overlays that enhance visual processing and can reduce visual stress. A version of the Grace Bible for teens and adults will be available in February 2025.

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