A new beautifully illustrated book seeks to show children ages 7 – 11 that being Catholic and involved in STEM go hand in hand.

I’m a Saint in the Making can help remind all of us that we are called to be saints and can choose to follow the road to sanctity in the choices we make every day.

What a delightful middle grade book about finding yourself and fitting in. The story follows Gabe, a middle school student – smack dab in the middle of those difficult awkward years. Oh, and he just found out he’s a genius.

Curious Unschoolers offers an in-depth look at Catholic unschooling. #unschooling

Once Upon a Word – A Word-Origin Dictionary for Kids is great for kids (and adults) who are interested in where words come from.

Corinna Turner’s new book, The Boy Who Knew, introduces readers to Blessed Carlo Acutis while at the same time offering a fast-paced quick read that will keep ages ten and up turning pages.

Shadow in the Dark: The Harwood Mysteries Book 1 by Antony Barone Kolenc Review: Shadow in the Dark by Anthony Barone is an exciting middle-grade…

Roland West, Loner by Theresa Linden, is a Catholic YA novel centered around the relationships between brothers and friends.

Your whole family will love and learn from these miraculous stories. They might even help you and your children grow in faith.

Perilous Days is a middle-grade novel set in World War II. This story is about a young Catholic teen named Felix, who happens to be growing up in Hitler’s Germany.