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Elizabeth brings to you many books for children and
young adults.
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Where Do Sisters Come From?
Bezalel Books
Many young girls have never had the pleasure of
meeting a religious Sister. This beautiful
introduction to the religious life for young
girls and their families explains the important
roles Sisters perform in our faith, whether in
classrooms, hospitals, learning centers, or
behind convent walls. Where Do Sisters Come
From? addresses questions such as: How do young
women become Sisters? What is their day like?
Where do they live? What do they do for fun? A
gem of a story for your whole family will enjoy.
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Where Do Priests Come From?
Bezalel Books
A sweet
introduction to priestly vocations for young
boys and their families. Through
charming text and illustrations, Where Do
Priests Come From? answers questions that
help to make the man behind the collar real
and relatable to young and old. How do young
men become priests? What do priests do?
Where do they live? Do they have hobbies? A
beautiful story your family will treasure.
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Bleeding Hands, Weeping Stone
True Stories of Divine Wonders, Miracles, and
Messages
St. Benedict Press/TAN Books
Capture the attention of teens and young adults
with this fascinating compilation of
extraordinary phenomena in the Catholic Church.
A great introduction to Eucharistic miracles,
the stigmata, incorrupt bodies, apparitions, amazing
abilities of the saints, and weeping statues and
artwork. Engaging for adults, too!
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Imitation of Christ for Children
Paulist Press
The timeless moral teachings of one of the
greatest spiritual works ever written, Imitation
of Christ by Thomas a' Kempis, is presented for
the first time in an interesting and
easy-to-understand manner for young Catholic
readers. Like the classic itself, Imitation of
Christ for Children is divided into four sections
or chapters, taking the reader on a step-by-step
journey into greater intimacy with Jesus Christ,
culminating in the sacrament of the Eucharist.
Using real-life scenarios, creative projects, and
thought-provoking questions, this book is ideal for
home or classroom use. |
Winner of the
2007 Catholic Press Association
2nd Place Award
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Child's Guide to the Rosary
Paulist Press - Hardcover
Child's Guide to the Rosary brings alive to children
ages 6 to 8 the mysteries of the Rosary. Each Joyful,
Luminous, Sorrowful, and Glorious Mystery is explained
with scriptural references in a kid-friendly manner.
Interactive questions and charming color illustrations
by Anne Catharine Blake will engage both child and the
adult reading along. Instructions on how to pray the
Rosary are included at the end of the book. |
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Child’s
Guide to First Holy Communion
Paulist Press - Hardcover
Child’s Guide
to First Holy Communion is a colorful
picture book for children ages 5-9. Written
in an easy-to-read manner and cheerfully
illustrated in color by artist Anne
Catharine Blake, the book shows children
what to expect as they prepare for this very
special sacrament. Interactive questions
encourage discussion between the child and
parent or teacher, making Child’s Guide to
First Holy Communion an excellent teaching
tool as well as a meaningful gift. |
Catholic
Best Sellers List for Children & Young People
April 2003 & April 2005
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Child’s Guide to Reconciliation
Paulist Press - Hardcover
Child’s Guide to Reconciliation is designed
to reduce the anxiety that may occur with a
first Confession by presenting God’s mercy
as a gift available to us at anytime.
Written on a child’s level with engaging
color illustrations by Anne Catharine Blake,
the book follows a girl named Claire as she
receives the Sacrament of Reconciliation for
the first time. Interactive questions
throughout the book prompt further thought
and discussion, making this book a perfect
teaching tool for use at home, in Catholic
schools or parish CCD classes.
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Child’s Guide to
the Seven Sacraments
Paulist Press - Hardcover
Child’s Guide to the Seven Sacraments
is a children’s picture book aimed at
Catholic children in early grade
school. It presents the seven
sacraments in simple and
understandable terms, based on the
truths of the Catechism. Each
sacrament is referenced to its origin
in Scripture and is presented in a way
the child might experience it today.
With charming color illustrations and
interactive questions, the book is
entertaining and informative to both
child and adult.
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Winner:
2006 Catholic Press Association 1st
Place Award
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Kid Tea
Marshall Cavendish
Hardcover
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Selected
For:
Texas Library Association
2008 2X2 Reading List
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What do
you get when you dunk a dirty kid in a
bathtub full of clean water? Kid Tea!
This whimsical picture book follows
children each day of the week as they
encounter all kinds of colorful
calamities, and make "kid tea" of
corresponding colors in their bathtub
afterwards. (Except, of course, on
Sunday, when for a brief time they
remain squeaky clean.) Teaches the
concepts of days of the week and
colors in a fun, lyrical way —
it's a laugh a bath!
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Elizabeth's first secular children's
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Kid Tea —
Board Book
Marshall Cavendish
Now
Available as a Board-Book for
Toddlers |
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