The Humble Lamb KJV Lion in Sahara blue goatskin, full yapp is a gorgeous Bible! The packaging, even to the tape on the outside of the mailing box is selected with care and builds up to a wonderful unboxing experience that does not disappoint. It is a large and fairly heavy Bible, but still can be comfortable held open in one hand. It is also very sturdy and well-made and should easily hold up to many years of heavy use. The Sahara blue is a very dark blue, which contrasts beautifully with the Desert Sky color of the lining and ribbons. The goatskin is very flexible and handsome, but has a coarser feel in the hand than the goatskin of Schuyler or R L Allan Bibles. R L Allan is the gold standard for quality of goatskin and edge lining with Schuyler very close behind, but Humble Lamb is right up there too and can compete, which is remarkable for a much younger company. The pages at the beginning and end of the text block are thicker and heavier, adding to the sturdiness and durability of the Bible, so it won't easily open flat at the very beginning or end, but the same is true of R L Allan and Schuyler. Overall, it is equal in flexibility. Though printed and bound in China, the paper quality and 11 pt Milo typeface are virtually identical to that found in the Schuyler KJV Canterbury printed by Jongbloed in the Netherlands. There is ghosting on the pages which is also true of RL Allan and Schuyler, but really not a distraction and is going to be present to some degree with fine Bible paper. The pages are smooth and easy to turn and 11 pt Milo font is very clear and a pleasure to read. The drop caps at the beginning of chapters are much plainer than the Schuyler's Canterbury but I'm hoping Humble Lamb will update these for the KJV Lion at some point as they have in some of their other Bibles. The Words of Christ in blue are beautiful, and a fine idea, and the Dore illustrations are wonderful. Hopefully Humble Lamb will in future expand the KJV Lion choices with more elegant drop caps, color illustrations, and a softer goatskin. Also nice to consider would be offering a smaller size KJV Lion like Schuyler does with the Canterbury - which could be identical in pages and layout, just a smaller font and page size like they do with their personal size Canterbury. Still rate this 5 star while hoping they will continue to expand on these great ideas for future editions!