Books in Stories For... series

Better Than Natural and Other Stories is connected to part 3 of the Catechism, "Life in Christ." These nine stories illustrate the formation of conscience and highlight human and theological virtues. The characters in this collection of stories experience wonder and struggle, hurt and forgiveness, failure and success, and tears and laughter. You will enjoy them as wonderful stories about the joys and struggles of growing. And if you wish, they can serve as a starting point for searching out your own answers about life, God, and faith.

That First Kiss and Other Stories is connected to part 1 of the Catechism, "The Profession of Faith." These thirteen stories correspond to sections of the Apostles' Creed. The characters in this collection of stories experience wonder and struggle, hurt and forgiveness, failure and success, and tears and laughter. You will enjoy them as wonderful stories about the joys and struggles of growing. And if you wish, they can serve as a starting point for searching out your own answers about life, God, and faith.

Stories include the love of a family for a mentally challenged sibling; the bond between a child and his adopted pet; the attempt by different generations to reach each other; the love between sisters; and the eternal bond between those we have loved and ourselves. 1) This is the fourth in the "Stories For Kids" series and follows on the heels of the successful humor and science fiction volumes (both in their second printings), and the detective volume. 2) This is the first book of love stories with Jewish themes for this market and fills a gap that has existed for years.

Stories include the love of a family for a mentally challenged sibling; the bond between a child and his adopted pet; the attempt by different generations to reach each other; the love between sisters; and the eternal bond between those we have loved and ourselves. 1) This is the fourth in the "Stories For Kids" series and follows on the heels of the successful humor and science fiction volumes (both in their second printings), and the detective volume. 2) This is the first book of love stories with Jewish themes for this market and fills a gap that has existed for years.

These stories, written in the tradition of Roald Dahl, will leave you convinced you were there right alongside the characters; riding Sheila the dragon over the North Pole to save the narwhal, and listening to their songs of praise. Poet/artist Edi Holley gives her characters endearing (and quirky) human traits and dialogue which will capture our most basic human emotions and needs, especially love.