M is for Mary (Softcover) - An ABC Journey : Learning Her Titles, Love, and Care | Marian Alphabet Children's Book | Our Lady Alphabet Book

M is for Mary - An ABC Journey: Learning Her Titles, Love, and Care is a beautifully illustrated Catholic alphabet book devoted entirely to the Blessed Virgin Mary, her names, her titles, her apparitions, and her tender role in the life of the Church.

This edition presents the Marian alphabet through short, rhythmic two-part rhymes paired with each letter, offering children a memorable introduction to the many ways the Church has honored Our Lady across centuries and cultures. From Our Lady of Akita to Our Lady of Zeitoun, the alphabet becomes a pathway through Marian devotion. Each letter introduces a title of Mary that reflects how Christians throughout the world have known her, as Mother, Queen, Shepherdess, Comforter, Guide, and Light. Written to be spoken aloud and remembered, the poetry invites children into beautiful language and sacred tradition.

While the alphabet provides structure, the deeper purpose of the book is devotion, helping children grow familiar with the many names of Our Lady and the love they carry. Perfect for: Catholic families Homeschool libraries Marian feast day celebrations Parish classrooms Baptism, First Communion, or baby gifts Whether read at bedtime, shared during quiet family moments, or used as an early introduction to Marian devotion, M is for Mary offers children a gentle and memorable way to encounter the Blessed Mother.

:::Product Details:::

• Size: 8" x 8" square softcover book

• Printed in vivid full color on every page

• 100 lb archival-quality semi-gloss paper for crisp, lasting print quality

• Flexible softcover binding for lightweight durability

• Cover available in glossy or matte laminated finish

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Product information: Generic brand, 2 year warranty in EU and Northern Ireland as per Directive 1999/44/EC