The Ten Commandments have always played an essential role as guiding principles in the lives of adults and children alike. Their simplicity and clarity make them a wonderful tool to pass on an understanding of the Faith to our children.

Elementary-age children will appreciate the positive, real-world examples and vibrant full-color illustrations that bring the stories and pages to life.

Containing Scripture for the adult reader, alongside reverent, yet whimsical explanations designed to hold a child's interest, this book will help families and catechists reinforce a vision of a healthy spiritual life in step with God's plan.

An excellent preparation tool for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Living the 10 Commandments for Children contains a mini-examination of conscience appropriate for children. Free bonus: On the last page of the book, the reader is referred to www.osv.com for additional pages of "Tricky Temptations," scenarios that children can use for their examination of conscience or parents can use as conversation starters with their children.

Here's a delightful way to introduce your little ones to Jesus in the Eucharist. With its captivating writing style and charming art, The Mass Book for Children not only teaches young children the parts of the Mass, but also shows them why joining in this joyful gathering is an experience of love. Entertaining and educational, The Mass Book for Children is perfect for home or classroom. Go to page 52 to find out more about these other books, also by written by Rosemarie Gortler and Donna Piscitelli, illustrated by Mimi Sternhagen, Just Like Mary and Little Acts of Grace.

Why do some people kneel on one knee before they sit down in Church? Or bow their heads when they hear a siren? There's no better way to introduce children to Catholic customs than this little book. It doesn't just explain these little devotions -- it makes children want to do them, too.