The Weight of a Mass, Take it to the Queen & Portrait of the Son 3-Book Set
The Weight of a Mass, Take it to the Queen & Portrait of the Son 3-Book Set
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Portrait of the Son: The richest man in the world, with the most varied and treasured art collection in existence, begets the most wonderful son who, like himself, loves and appreciates every creation they possess. Under the fatherās solicitous eye, and with their motherly estate keeperās assistance, the exceptional son grows in wisdom and stature, extending his wealth to whoever wants it. What becomes of this son? And what later becomes of the treasures when the father decides to offer his immensely vast collection at auction? What superlative will be the most superlative of all?
Weight of a Mass: Couched in the language and look of a fairy tale, and rich in solemn beauty, this tale of what happened when a destitute widow begs only a crust of bread in return for offering the Royal Wedding Mass is based on a true miracle.
This beautiful story will teach children the incomprehensible importance of a Mass.
Take it to the Queen: In this original fable, when once-favored villagers transgress against their king, they seek the intercession of the humble neighbor who became their queen.
This beautiful story will teach children the incomprehensible importance of Our Lady.
Awards
Catholic Press Association Award
"One of the Best Childrenās Books of the Yearā Selected by the Childrenās Book Committee at Bank Street College of Education
ABA Book Sense "Pick of the Lists"
Catholic Press Association Award
An International Reading Association-Children's Book Council
āChildren's Choices" Award Winner
Moonbeam Childrenās Book Award
Momās Choice Gold Award for Most Distinctive Picture Book Illustration
Momās Choice Gold Award
Named to the "Best Books for Children" List by the Association of Booksellers for Children
Author: Josephine Nobisso
Illustrator: Katalin Szegedi
Pages: 32, Full Color Illustrations, Hardcover
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These were gifted to us so we are gifting them to friendsāI am grateful to have read them.
I love how this book bring catholic teaching differently, my daughter enjoys the story and it starts conversation easily about our faith.