Wonda Daily brings a devotional, a full story library and a set of Bible games together in one safe, ad-free place, and ties them to a simple daily habit. A child who finishes their journey earns their way deeper into the library, and the library keeps giving them reasons to come back.
What is in the library
Bible stories
Illustrated picture books, from a child's first Bible stories to ones that suit readers up to about eight.
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Chapter-book adventures
Longer stories packed with faith, character and adventure for confident readers.
Devotionals
Short devotionals and story devotionals that open God's Word in plain language, with new ones added every month.
Comic strips
Faith stories told in illustrated panels, great for kids who love visuals.
Coloring pages
Bible scenes to colour, plus a Bible A to Z where kids colour, trace and learn what the Bible says about each word.
Bible reading plans
Multi-day readings around one part of the Bible, or a question kids ask, a passage a day.
Alongside these are collectible animated Bible cards, interactive magazines, and a video shelf of faith music, Bible moments and Wonder Lab science shorts. There is also a Bible reader with themes, a highlighter and audio, so a child can sit with Scripture itself.
How children move through it
In Wonda, reading is rewarded. Time spent with a book, a devotional or a comic earns XP, the same points a child collects from their daily journey. That XP unlocks time in the Bible games, so the stories always come first and play is the reward. It is a gentle rhythm that a seven year old can run on their own, and that a younger child enjoys doing with a parent alongside.
Who it is for
The library is written and illustrated for children aged 3 to 12, by a team led by a children's ministry leader with 14 years of experience. It is built for Christian families who want faith woven into ordinary days rather than saved for Sundays. There are no ads, no third-party tracking, and one family subscription covers up to four child profiles, each with its own progress.
Start with a Bible reading plan
If you are not sure where to begin, a Bible reading plan for kids is the easiest on-ramp. Each one is built around a question kids ask or a part of the Bible, and every day your child reads the passage themselves, learns a verse, and prays about it. To let your child choose a devotional to work through instead, see the kids' devotionals.