Tyndale House Publishers is releasing a thumb-index edition of the Giant Print NLT in black bonded leather this month. The New Living Translation Bible has a 14-point font size, words of Christ in red, 16 pages of full-color maps, ribbon marker, gilded page edges and a presentation page. Another edition of the Bible comes in brown and tan LeatherLike TuTone and also has a thumb index. The Bibles retail for $69.99 each.

Crossway is releasing its top-selling ESV Thinline Bible in a green, antique floral design. At less than 1-inch thick, the Bible is handy for readers on the go. With 8.2-point type, the Bible has a double-column format, a concordance with more than 12,000 references, new full-color maps and a presentation page. A free English Standard Version Bible Resources software offer is also included.

Thomas Nelson is releasing The King James Study Bible, featuring notes and commentaries from respected conservative scholars, next month. It includes doctrinal footnotes, personality profiles, archaeological information, special articles, in-text maps and more than 5,700 annotations. The Bible retails for $69.99.

Crossway is releasing its English Standard Version study Bible in cowhide deep brown, this month. This edition of the ESV Study Bible comes with 9-point, black-letter text, Smyth-sewn binding and the finest quality of European Bbile paper. There is a lifetime guarantee on all leather and TruTone bibles from Crossway. The new edition retails for $179.99.