I was intrigued by the colors and designs of these Bible covers, as well as fascinated by some of the scripts. 

Due to the sensitive nature of some of these translations, I am unable to release their language names or geographical area.  Praise the Lord for Bible translation in such areas, and let us remember our brothers and sisters working on projects in sensitive areas today.

I wondered if this might be the tree of life?

Notice it opens and reads from right to left!

Perhaps this people group might have readily idenitified with the agricultural lifestyle of Bible times?

Interested in reading more about the Hawaii Pidgin Bible? Go to their website at: www.pidginbible.org (It will be a fun read --it's written in Hawaii Pidgin).

I believe this language is based on a syllabry rather than an alphabet (each symbol represents a full syllable rather than a letter representing one sound).