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In The Three Miracle Cats: Nami’s Story, a lonely kitten finds a new familyâand purposeâthrough faith, love, and a little divine help. Join Nami, Ichigo, and Kikyo as they discover that miracles happen when hearts open.
Hardback: $19.95 | Paperback: $14.95 | Kindle: $7.99
“Namiâs Story is a heartwarming tale of love, faith, and family. A beautiful reminder that every soulâno matter how smallâdeserves a second chance.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, author of The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy
Danielle C. Mesa was born in Boston, Massachusetts to a devoted Catholic family. Her father is a deacon serving at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston. The desire of her heart is to use the gifts and talents she has received from God to give praise and glory to the Lord. Danielleâs aspiration is that her book will reveal the joy and hope children with special needs bring to their families and those around them. She holds a fine arts degree from the University of Massachusetts Boston and a Post-Bachelorâs degree from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
To learn more about Danielle and her upcoming projects, visit her on the web at https://www.daniellecatherinemesa.com/
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Set in Salt Lake City in the late 1990s, Sharon by Annette F. Wilcox tells the poignant story of Sharon, a nine-year-old girl deeply affected by her fatherâs serious illness and her motherâs struggle to maintain normalcy, who finds solace in the warmth of her neighbor, Mrs. Harrisâs, home. Over time, Mrs. Harris becomes a pivotal figure in Sharonâs life, providing care and emotional support during after-school hours. As Sharonâs bond with Mrs. Harris deepens, she begins to find moments of joy and safety amidst her challenging circumstances though underlying tension persists.
The story explores themes of childhood anxiety, resilience, and the power of intergenerational friendship and highlights the importance of compassion, community, and the small acts of kindness that can profoundly impact a childâs life. With its heartwarming portrayal of resilience, it underscores the value of hope and healing through connection and understanding.
Paperback $14.95 | Kindle $9.99
“Sharon is such a wonderful book. Here is a line in it about a different book which perfectly describes Sharon: ‘A good book, one that has that spark that makes it a really good book, well, people of any age can enjoy it. That’s what I think anyway.’Â With the heroine, Sharon, a 9-year-old girl, one would think it would only appeal to children. Not so, it is a sort of catechism written by means of an ingenious fictional plot. So good to read aloud to a 8-year-and-older child, but also a convincing treatise for adults. Bravo Annette Wilcox!” – Dr. Ronda Chervin is philosophy professor, a speaker and a writer of numerous books
âFrom fear to confidence a young girl learns the most important lessons of life through experiences that are relatable to young and old alike. Sharon will appeal to pre-teens who like to read or be read to. But mostly this is a story about the power of faith and why itâs never too early to look to the heavens.â – Dcn. Chris Sandner, Regional Assistant to Bishop Slawomir Szkredka
“Sharon is a heartwarming tale of resilience and hope, showcasing the transformative power of kindness and friendship. A beautifully written story that touches the heart and inspires compassion in every reader.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, author of The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy
Annette F. Wilcox, MA, is a mother of four and grandmother of five. She has been a translator, librarian, ESL instructor and has taught school in three countries, the last being as a lay missionary with the Holy Spirit Fathers in Moshi, Tanzania, East Africa. A family friend once remarked that he admired the way she kept “recycling” herself. The most recent recycle is twelve years in the trucking world where she has driven 1.1 million miles in a semi, hauling heavy loads of all sorts of things on the roads of all forty-eight contiguous United States and six of the provinces of Canada.
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Give this book to your small children to help you make a visit to the tabernacle with them. The pictures are drawn from the art that decorates tabernacles. They tell a story or reveal a truth about Jesus that you can share with the littles. The book also has pages with prompts for children to create their own drawings.
Prepare for your visit. Start with a short visit at a time of day when you are not rushed, and the children are not hungry or tired. Talk to your children ahead of the visit. Tell them that the family is making a visit to Jesus and why. You can explain how Jesus is present in a special way as the Host kept inside the Tabernacle. Encourage them to look for the Host at Mass and to watch to see when the Host is put inside the tabernacle.
Teach them to make the sign of the cross and to kneel on one knee before the tabernacle because Jesus is present there. Explain that this is how we say hello and goodbye when we visit Him.
Let your children know that Jesus is here, that He loves you, He sees you, and He hears you. Encourage them to talk to Him quietly in their heads without words or to draw pictures for Him. Share with them the skill of listening. What is it that they hear when they are quiet? They can draw it to talk with you later about it.
After visiting the tabernacle together, look at their drawings and talk with them about the love Jesus has for them. Plan when you will go back.
Learn more about tabernacles, the stories behind the symbols, and how to use them to pray in Return to Me: Visits to the Tabernacle by Lynda Rozell (En Route Books and Media, 2024).
Paperback: $9.99
Click on the puzzle images below to order your very own 500-piece tabernacle puzzle in a tin can (from the Tin-Can Pilgrim!) — both the book cover and the tabernacle from St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Miami Beach, Florida (photo courtesy of Jim Dwight Davis). More tabernacle puzzles coming soon!
âJohn Paul II said, âThe presence of Jesus in the tabernacle must be a kind of magnetic pole attracting an ever greater number of souls enamored of him, ready to wait patiently to hear his voice and, as it were, to sense the beating of his heartâ (Mane Nobiscum Domine, 18). In this inspiring and well written book Lynda Rozell invites all of us to take up this invitation and to be drawn into the Holy of Holies found in each tabernacle where the Eucharist is reserved. These lessons and meditations will be helpful for anyone who would like to encounter Jesus in a deeper way in the Blessed Sacrament.â â Most Rev. Andrew Cozzens, Bishop of the Diocese of Crookston, Chair of the National Eucharistic Congress
âAn encounter with Christ in the Eucharist in adoration enables us to have Epiphany Moments where the Lord shines Truth on our lives. This book, Return to Me, can inspire our Epiphany Moments by providing beautiful images for meditation on the Eucharist and encouraging visits to tabernacles.â â Vanessa Denha Garmo, host of Ave Maria Radioâs âEpiphanyâ program, founder of Epiphany Communications & Coaching
âLynda Rozellâs book, âReturn to Me: Visits to the Tabernacle,â is an invaluable reminder of the treasure that exists in all Catholic churches â the Real Presence of Jesus Christ, Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity, in the Eucharist. She dives into the purpose and history of tabernacles and shares why itâs important we spend time before them in adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament to pray to Jesus. She also offers thoughtful reflections on themes and symbols of tabernacle art. Her book is personal, as she traveled across the country, visiting dozens of churches. Photos of the tabernacles bring to life her reflections and prayers. Ultimately, the book is a faith-filled, informative and inspiring way to grow in deeper faith and knowledge of the Eucharist.â â The Very Rev. Edward C. Hathaway, Rector, The Basilica of Saint Mary (Alexandria VA)
âIn this inspiring book, Return to Me: Visits to the Tabernacle, Lynda Rozell shares the heart of her wayfaring lifeâher visits to Jesus in the tabernacles of the many churches she passes on the road. A professional nomad, Lynda lives a life radically available to Godâs call to bring the good news of his love to whomever he sends her. And along the way, she gains direction and strength from frequent visits to Our Lord in the tabernacle. A combination of photos, personal stories, meditations, prayers, and information about the Eucharist, tabernacles, and sacred art, Lyndaâs poetic way with words makes Return to Me an engaging read. Whether you are a traveler or not, Lynda will have you looking for pit stops in your day and week to check in with Almighty God and gain strength, wisdom, and love for your own journey.â â Ever Johnson co-founder and director of Trinity House Community ministry

âLynda Rozell travels around the United States in her Airstream camper volunteering, writing, evangelizing, and speaking. Also known as the âTin Can Pilgrim,â Lynda writes a blog about her travels and apostolate at https://tincanpilgrim.com. Youâll find entertaining reels and photos about churches, shrines, areas of natural beauty, and her travels on @tincanpilgrim on Instagram and the Tin Can Pilgrim Facebook page. A graduate of the University of Virginia Law School, Lynda worked as an attorney for many years before embarking on her marvelous adventure with God. In addition to Return to Me: Visits to the Tabernacle (En Route Books and Media 2024) and this accompanying coloring book, Lyndaâs books include Journeys with a Tin Can Pilgrim: from corporate lawyer to Airstream nomad (St. Johnâs Press 2021); In Plain Sight Hidden: Poems from a Tin Can Pilgrim (St. Bonaâs Press 2022); and The Airstream Travels Coloring Book (St. Bonaâs Press 2022). She also is a contributor and photographer for The Eighth Station by Deirdre McQuade and Friends (Via Crucis Press 2024).
Photograph by Renata Grzan Wieczorek — https://www.FortheLoveofBeauty.com
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When a mysterious creature is sighted in the Arctic waters, curiosity and fear is sparked among Puffel and his puffin friends. Will Puffel uncover the truth about this creature that lies beneath the waves?
Dive in to find out!
Hardback: $19.95 | Paperback: $14.95 | Kindle: $7.99
Hall, Michael (May 27, 2026). “A Puffin, a Narwhal, and a Lesson on More Than Meets the Eye.” The Techno Scholar Chronicles. Click here to read the review.
Liley, R.C. (February 2, 2024). “Embracing Uniqueness: A Puffin Bird’s Journey of Self-Discovery.” Going-Dad.com. Click here to read the review.
“Both of Sister’s books, Puffel and I Talk to God about You, moved me to tears…I will definitely be reading these to my grandchildren!” – Johnette Williams, EWTN radio and TV host, Founder of Women of Grace
“My class LOVED Puffel!” – Mrs. Grey, 2nd Grade Teacher at Sacred Heart Elementary, AL
“In the midst of our culture of confusion in terms of identity comes a childrenâs book that provides clarity with sweetness.” – Cristina, Therapist at Holy Family Counseling, GA
“In Puffel, Sister M. Gianna Casino teaches young readers about their individual dignity and unique gifts that make them special. Through this beautifully illustrated, heartwarming story, readers learn about how our differences can make us stronger when we work together. With a special emphasis on these gifts from God, Sister Gianna shares this wisdom in a way that young Catholics can easily understand. Puffel is a story that both parents and children will love! “ – E. G. Enga, author of The Children of the Chapel and the First Christmas
âPuffel’s parents play an important role during his discovery, representing the support and approbation that everyone requires. This book is great for both children and adults because many readers struggle to grasp that what makes people shine is their distinctiveness.â – Laura Imaz, Readersâ Favorite
âAt a time when so many of our young people struggle with self-acceptance, this book conveys the beautiful truth that each of us is wondrously made. The book is so skillfully illustrated, I envision young readers returning to it again and again for comfort and consolation.â  – Maria Gallagher, author of Mercy’s Power, Host of Lifelines Radio, Contributor to Catholic Mom Blog
“Puffel made my heart grow three sizes larger this Christmas, I love this little puffin and his little adventures so much. Puffel deserves so many more adventures. Puffel is all of us; we are Puffel!” – Eva Mahfood, high school student at Montessori Adolescent Program in St. Louis

Sr. Mary Gianna Casino, a missionary of the Leaven of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, desired to become a nun from the age of 5. With a unique blend of perspectives as a Catholic sister, educator, and counseling student, her writings have appeared in Augustine Institute’s FORMED Newsletter, One Voice Magazine, and Columbia Magazine. She holds degrees in Philosophy and Theology from Holy Apostles College & Seminary, currently pursues a M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Divine Mercy University and is a postgraduate trainee of School & Global Mental Health at Harvard Medical School. Sister taught at several schools including Don Manuel Rivera National High School in the Philippines, Sacred Heart Elementary, and St. Bernard College Prep School in Cullman, Alabama. As a member of the Society of Catholic Social Scientists, Sr. Gianna aims to integrate her community’s mission of forming the young, to better address society’s pressing spiritual needs. She and her sisters host a children’s YouTube series “LIHMposts” and the podcast “Young Davids: Change the Trend.” In reaching the hearts of todayâs generation, they strive to make the teachings of the Catholic faith accessible and enjoyable.

Nadya Izotova is a children’s book illustrator from Russia and currently resides in Serbia. As a little girl, Nadia was passionate about drawing. At her mother’s house, there is a folder brimming with drawings from kindergarten, school, and art school. Although Nadia graduated from university as an engineer, she never forgot her artistic passion. She rediscovered her love for drawing while reading books to her son. Nadia has spent the past few years realizing her dream of being a childrenâs book illustrator. She mainly works digitally using Procreate, drawing inspiration from real life to create cute, funny and captivating characters. Beyond her art, Nadia enjoys spending time with her family, savoring moments alone, exploring nature, traveling, and indulging in reading. She firmly believes that a good book not only stays on a shelf but also leaves an indelible impression on the soul.
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“A second global adventure of epic proportions!” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, author of The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy

Elsie Schwarz, Isaac Tenholder, Simon Sidorski, and Violet Alton are students at a school in Missouri. They love writing about Jimmathy and creating funny characters. They all enjoy writing humorous books together.
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Danielle C. Mesa was born in Boston, Massachusetts to a devoted Catholic family. Her father is a deacon serving at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston. The desire of her heart is to use the gifts and talents she has received from God to give praise and glory to the Lord. Danielleâs aspiration is that her book will reveal the joy and hope children with special needs bring to their families and those around them. She holds a fine arts degree from the University of Massachusetts Boston and a Post-Bachelorâs degree from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
To learn more about Danielle and her upcoming projects, visit her on the web at https://www.daniellecatherinemesa.com/
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