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Saint Sayings about the Eucharist: A Coloring Book for Catholic Kids" is a simple and fun way to reinforce the Catholic Church's teaching that Jesus really is in the Eucharist and bring the saints to life!

Has your child been on an airplane? Do they love to fly? Andy is getting ready for his first flight! In Olive and Andy's latest adventure, "I'm Getting to Fly!" Andy gets to go on his first airplane flight! Although he's a bit nervous, he is excited that flying means he gets to explore even more of the world! With big sister Olive leading the way, they navigate check-in, enjoy plane snacks, and meet plenty of air travel helpers throughou...

Does your child need eyeglasses? Are they reluctant to wear the glasses they have? Olive knows just how that feels! In fact... Olive just found out she needs glasses! She knows she'll see better, but she also feels nervous and uncertain. In this colorful, rhyming picture book, Olive gets help from her little brother, Andy. Together, they try on new eyeglass frames to see which pair is just right. Soon, Olive discovers that picking our new...

I'm Getting New Glasses!" is a 2023 Selah Awards Finalist! "I'm getting new glasses! Today is the day! I'll get to see clearly at school and at play..." Olive just found out she needs her first pair of glasses. She knows she'll see better, but she's also nervous and uncertain. With help from her little brother, Andy, Olive starts trying on new eyeglass frames to see which pair is just right for her. Eventually, Olive discovers that picking...

Sometimes I feel tired, or fussy, or mad. It's hard to know why I am feeling so bad. But then, I remember..." Olive and Andy are having a REALLY bad day. But then they remember that from A to Z, there's always something good they can do to help them feel their best! As Olive and Andy start doing what they love, they start feeling better and are back to enjoying each other and their day! This children's book uses the ABCs and alliteration ...

I'm getting new bifocals so I can see to play on my phone while I watch the TV..." Emma and Artie are nervous about getting new bifocals. They want to see clearly. But they also worry that reaching this new milestone makes them old farts. In this parody for grown-ups, Emma and Artie start trying on frames. Soon, they discover that they can still look and feel great, even in bifocals!