A is for Agnes (Hardcover) The ABCs of the Saints - A Child's Guide to the Saints - Catholic ABC Book | Saints Alphabet Book

A is for Agnes: The ABCs of the Saints - A Child’s Guide to the Saints is a beautifully illustrated Catholic alphabet book that introduces young readers to the lives of holy men and women who followed Christ with courage and love. Through the alphabet, children are invited to discover the saints whose faith continues to inspire the Church. From Agnes to Zachariah, each letter introduces a saint whose courage, kindness, and devotion shine through history like light through stained glass.

Each letter pairs with a short poetic rhyme, offering a rhythmic and memorable way for children to learn their ABCs while encountering the stories of God’s holy friends. Written to be spoken aloud and remembered, the poetry invites children into beautiful language and sacred storytelling.

While the alphabet provides structure, the deeper purpose of the book is discovery, helping children see that the saints were ordinary people who loved Jesus in extraordinary ways. This hardcover edition offers a durable and elegant presentation, making it ideal for family libraries, classrooms, and meaningful Catholic gifts.

Perfect for: Catholic families Homeschool libraries Parish classrooms Saint feast day celebrations Baptism, First Communion, or baby gifts Whether read at bedtime, shared during family reading time, or given as a keepsake gift, A is for Agnes offers children a joyful and lasting introduction to the saints and the stories of faith they lived.

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• Durable hardcover book for long-lasting quality

• Available in 8" x 8"

• 24 full-color pages

• Printed on 100 lb archival-quality semi-gloss paper for crisp, vibrant images

• Glossy or matte laminated cover for a refined and protective finish

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