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The Big Book of Catholic Customs and Traditions for Children’s Faith Formation Customer Review: Excellent Resource
I had been looking for a resource to add to our homeschool curriculum that would follow the liturgical year. We have enjoyed many of the simple enriching activities while learning more about saints/important people and our faith.
Customer Review: Well organized
I bought this book because I like it when our family has some sort of Catholic faith item to discuss at dinner. We were using 365 days of Saints and talking about the saint for that day, but this book is so well organized that I can look up new facts and traditions to bring to our life. I have two older children and two babies, so this book is great for all. I’m just a mom, so probably won’t do the little book projects etc, but glad to have them for a reference. I like the organization by season and liturgical year and that there is something for every month.

English Pronunciation in Use Intermediate Book with Answers, Audio CDs and CD-ROM (English Pronunciation in Use) The best-selling English Pronunciation in Use is a comprehensive reference and practice book suitable for self-study or classroom work, and is now available with a unique, new CD-ROM for additional interactive practice. Customer Review: Great for self study or [...] Audio Books

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