There is a moment when someone stops reading their Bible and does not tell anyone. The print got small, the light got dim, and it became easier to skip it than to struggle through. It usually gets blamed on being busy.
Large print fixes that, and most people do not know how much difference it makes until they hold one.
We stock two. The KJV Giant Print sets the text in 12-point type, with a dictionary, concordance, study helps and full colour maps, and the words of Christ in red. It is the practical choice for anyone who reads for long stretches and wants to stop reaching for their glasses.
The KJV Super Giant Print Reference goes further, at a generous 17-point type. This is the largest print we carry. It is readable from a pulpit and readable in a sitting room at dusk. It comes as a full reference edition with dictionary and concordance, bound in soft leather with gold coated edges. Church elders buy it for the pulpit. Families buy it for a parent or grandparent who had quietly given up.
Both are an investment, at UGX 120,000 and UGX 140,000. They are also built to last decades rather than years, which is the point when you are buying a Bible someone will read every single day.
If you are buying for someone else and are not sure which they need, come to the shop and look at both side by side. The difference between 12-point and 17-point is obvious the moment you see them together, and we would rather you chose right than chose fast.