Part of the Fiat Girls series, Sisters, School, and Something More follows a young St. Therese of Lisieux in a tender and beautifully observed story about belonging, loss, and the surprising ways faith takes root in a young heart. It is perfect for young readers who love emotionally rich historical fiction with a spiritual thread woven throughout.

Part of the Fiat Girls series, True Beauty and Being Yourself brings the story of young St. Rose of Lima to readers ages 7 to 11, inviting them to discover a beauty that has nothing to do with a mirror and everything to do with the heart.

Part of the Fiat Girls series, Finding Her Voice and Leading with Love brings readers into the childhood of Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, the girl the world would one day be known as St. Teresa of Calcutta (Mother Teresa). 

Introduce children to the entire story of salvation withThe Great Adventure Catholic Bible for Young Beginners.Not a children’s story Bible, this is a Bible created forchildren: a Bible that pairs faithful, age-appropriate content with vibrant sacred art to help children build biblical literacy and grow in love for God’s Word from an early age.

In this joyful picture book, author Aimee MacIver and illustrator Mattie Karr invite young readers to discover a truth that shapes everything: God created them on purpose, with love, and for a reason. This beautifully illustrated story helps boys ages 4-8 understand who they are by showing them who God says they are.

Rooted in the truth that every child is made in the image and likeness of God, this story encourages girls to embrace their unique gifts while growing in virtue. It gently points them toward the many ways a life can be lived for God, whether as a wife, mother, religious sister, or faithful single woman.