Books published by publisher Media Books Llc

A children’s read-to-me story about a baby’s baptism day. The story is written from the perspective of the baby watching the goings-on of the day. The story helps children to understand the Sacrament of Baptism and is especially helpful to prepare siblings for the Baptism of their new brother or sister.Six short essays explain the significance and traditions associated with Baptism. The essays are nice “refreshers” for Christians who might not have thought about Baptism for a while, and are helpful to explain Baptism to individuals who have not received formal religious education.– Why we Baptize– Why and how we use water in Baptism– The Baptism of Jesus Christ– How Jesus conferred the right to Baptize to the Apostles– Anointing with oil– The Baptismal gownThe paperback and hardback versions become a keepsake book with pages for parents and godparents to write their own special message to the baby, include photos of the day, insert a copy of the baptism certificate, and more. Once you've enjoyed the content from the digital version and seen how the keepsake pages work, buy the paperback for personal use or the hardback as the perfect gift and keepsake to commemorate this special day.

Join Blaze and the rest of the Monster Machines to discover the biggest, most awesome machines ever made! Featuring tons of incredible photos and fascinating STEM facts, this book provides young readers with exciting information about rockets, roller coasters, monster trucks, and more. It's all the information readers need to learn about the biggest, fastest, and wildest rides the world's ever seen!

An experienced pastor finds his special chalice missing. Senior Server Brian Jacobs has been serving at daily Mass for five years. He understands the importance of the chalice for Mass and for Fr. Leveque, the founding father of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. Brian’s own father encourages him to do his part to help the pastor. Where is the 100-year-old chalice?

Much of what we receive through media of social communications does not concern itself with either God or the soul. So it is up to each of us to make ourselves aware of the pathways to God and the evidence for the existence of our souls. Such wisdom will give young people a reason for living their lives well and older people a reason for their hope.