Posted by Danielle Bean in Reviews on Thursday, November 13, 2008 1:30 PM
Do yourself a favor this year—shop for Christmas gifts for your Godchildren early. To make it even easier, consider these two new children’s titles from Circle Press.
Five Minutes With the Child Jesus and Mountain Miracle, written by Alvaro Correa, LC and illustrated by Gloria Lorenzo, are two Catholic-themed, magical stories of Christmastime children of all ages will enjoy.
In Five Minutes With the Child Jesus, we have a lovely story of 10-year-old Jesus paying a visit to a 10-year-old boy and showing him how to help others on earth. A touching story for all ages!
Mountain Miracle tells the story of a Christmas miracle that takes place in a small town’s live nativity scene on Christmas Eve. Two good-hearted children receive a special visit from St. Joseph and the Infant Jesus.
Both books are broken up into short chapters making them perfect for reading a bit at a time—perhaps one chapter at bedtime during Advent.
And now for the best part: Faith and Family Live! readers qualify for a special discount at Circle Press. Use the promo code FFLive1108 to get 25% off all purchases (with the exception of the Tidings of Joy CD, which is a donation to seminarians) from Circle Press.
This offer is not to be combined with any other special offers and is good through November 30, 2008.
Happy shopping!
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Good morning! As Christmas approaches, I want to get my children more involved in giving to the less fortunate. Do you have any resources/references on good organizations? I have heard both good and bad things about Samaritan’s Purse and their Operation Christmas Child. Are there any similar Catholic organizations?
Thanks,
Kathryn
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