This Holy Bible Dyslexic Friendly Edition is made up of 5 volumes that are sold separately from the American Standard Version edition. There are 5 volumes due to the length of the text and the limitation of the number of pages in printing. In this Tome II, Old Testament, The Books of History , these are the Books: Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 King, 2 King, 1 Chronicles, 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther. The details of this edition for dyslexics: For the printing of this Holy Bible, several points were taken into account in the layout and printing of the texts, in order to make them easier to read for readers who have difficulty reading because of dyslexia. To create this book, the following steps were taken: Following British Dyslexia Association recommendations, the style of the text considers the following: - Larger line spacing improves readability. - Large font. - Large inter-words spacing. - Readable Fonts. The Lexie Readable font has been used. Is a new open sourced font created to increase readability for readers with dyslexia. - Use headings and styles to create consistent structure to help people navigate through your content. - For headings, use a font size that is at least 20% larger than the normal text. Left align text, without justification. - Paragraphs are not adjusted to occupy the entire page, only aligned to the left. - Use a thicker paper, not the one that is usually used in most Bibles so that the texts on the previous page do not bother when reading About this Bible The American Standard Bible (ASV) is a version of the Bible that was first published in 1901. It was a revision of the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible and was intended to be a more accurate and modern translation of the original Hebrew and Greek texts. The ASV was produced by a committee of scholars from various Protestant denominations in the United States, under the direction of the British Revised Version committee. The committee aimed to create a Bible that was more consistent in its translation of words and phrases, and more faithful to the original texts. One of the distinctive features of the ASV is its use of archaic English, which is similar to that of the KJV. This is because the translators wanted to maintain the traditional language of the Bible, while still updating the translation to reflect modern scholarship. The ASV is known for its accuracy and is often used as a reference by scholars and theologians. It has also been the basis for several other Bible translations. Due to the characteristics of dyslexic book printing and the number of pages possible to print in each book, the Old Testament has been divided into several volumes and the New Testament into one volume. Tome I - Old Testament - The Books of Laws - Tome II - Old Testament - The Books of History - Tome III - Old Testament - The Books of Poetry - Tome IV - Old Testament - The Books of Prophecy - Tome V - New Testament