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Writing to God – Kid’s’ Edition offers guidance to kids that parents can also appreciate: It invites them to speak to God creatively through their pens (or pencils, or crayons).

The reader is guided through the stories of the Ancient Manual (a/k/a the Bible ) and eventually shines a brilliant light on the treasures hidden deep within. He answers your questions about the dragons and why we’re here with them,

In this "manual" penned by the fictional impatient-but-likable Sir Wyvern Pugilist, you’ll receive tips from a veteran fighter who refuses dragonish behavior. May order the kit called The Ultimate Dragon Slayers Survival Kit 34.95 (2 books)

This book was written and illustrated to help children understand the purposes and procedures for receiving Holy Communion.

This booklet will show your children how to go to confession, at the same time laying out the meaning and the purpose of this practice in the Catholic Church.

Helps children understand this time of preparation for Jesus Resurrection. Full-color illustrations. 32 Pages

The story of the appearances of Our Lady to Juan Diego. Full-color illustrations. 32 Pages

Pray Always has a variety of prayers from the most basic, to prayers for confession and communion.

Ideal book for young children. A sturdy book that will stand up to wear and tear, it provides clear, simple text to introduce children to the many gifts God showers on His people. With full-color illustrations and a "carry-along" handle.

Little Nellie was not yet four and a half when God took her to Heaven; but she had already made her First Holy Communion. Before she died, she had received Our Lord 32 times. She knew that in Holy Communion she was receiving God.

The Picture Book of Saints contains the stories of the lives of 106 popular saints, and each is made more memorable by a twofold portrayal in word and picture.

This simple durable missal allows a young child to follow the prayers and actions of the Holy Mass step by step. The colorful pictures show a boy and girl at Mass with their parents, what they say and do, with the words and actions of the priest.