Жаңа Халықаралық Оқырмандық Нұсқаулы Киелі Кітап

English translation of the Bible
Zondervan and HarperCollins published a children's version of this text in 2011, targeted at four to seven year olds and featuring the characters of the Berenstain Bears. According to the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA), the NIrV is the eighth on the list of best selling English Bible translations.

The NIrV is based on the text of the NIV. Wherever possible, the NIrV uses the text of the NIV but adapts it for reading at a third grade level (roughly ages 8 9). In August 1991, Zondervan Publishing House wrote guidelines for developing a simplified version of the Bible to be based on the NIV Bible. The work on what would become the NIrV began in March 1992 in Colorado Springs, with the work being co sponsored by the International Bible Society and Zondervan Publishing House. Many of the those who translated the NIV were also involved in the creation of the NIrV. In addition, there were many other literary experts and educators who specialized in education among children. This was to ensure the best possible product became available for the target audience. Throughout the process, the NIV guidelines were utilised to maintain accuracy, clarity and readability. Furthermore, the original Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic Biblical texts were consulted. The process was completed after a final review committee approved the work. In total, almost 40 people from 14 denominations worked together to create the NIrV. In March 1994, the New Testament was completed, with reviews and proofing beginning. The name, the New International Reader's Version (NIrV) was announced by the International Bible Society in August of that year. By the end of 1995, the Old Testament was also completed, and the full Bible was first published in the autumn of 1996.