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A Donkey's Tale
By (author): Stefano Gorla Illustrated by: Angela Marchetti
SKU/EAN: 19018
ISBN: 9780819819017
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 64
Product Format: Paperback / softback
Price:
$9.95
In this awe-inspiring tale, the life of Jesus is imaginatively retold by an improbable witness: a donkey! Sensitively expressed and colorfully illustrated, A Donkey’s Tale encourages children ages 6–8 to also be witnesses to the faith.
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A PRAYER AND A PICKAXE
By (author): Pamela Love
SKU/EAN: 08660
ISBN: 9780819808660
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 40
Product Format: Paperback / softback
Price:
$12.95
One of the first popes of the nascent Church, St. Clement lived in difficult times, responding to pressure and danger with calm and faith. This story teaches children about the power of faith, perseverance, and prayer.
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Beatitudes Coloring & Activity Book
By (author): D. Thomas Halpin FSP Illustrated by: Virginia Helen Richards FSP
SKU/EAN: 23597
ISBN: 9780819823595
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 24
Product Format: Coloring / Join the Dot Book
Price:
$2.95
Explains the differences between the “ME” attitude and the “BE” attitude by juxtaposing examples of each. All of the beatitudes have an accompanying picture to color. A great way to have fun and learn at the same time!
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Before I Sleep I Say Thank You
By (author): Carol Gordon Ekster Illustrated by: Mary Rojas
SKU/EAN: 12250
ISBN: 9780819812254
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 32
Product Format: Hardback
Price:
$15.95
Helps young children understand the importance of gratitude. With bright and playful illustrations, Before I Sleep: I Say Thank You uses a simple, comforting bedtime story to guide parents in helping children develop a nightly habit of prayer and gratitude.
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Brigid and the Butter: A Legend about St. Brigid of Ireland
By (author): Pamela Love Illustrated by: Apryl Stott
SKU/EAN: 12331
ISBN: 9780819812339
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 40
Product Format: Hardback
Price:
$13.95
Brigid wants to feed the hungry, but she is often hungry herself. When a beggar woman asks for the only food Brigid has—a dish of butter—she learns how to open her heart in generosity and love like Jesus.
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