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Denise Bossert

Catholic Grandmothers

Last updated on: June 17, 2014 at 5:28 pm   by Denise Bossert

Catholic Grandmothers 2014-06-17T17:28:32-05:00 Denise Bossert

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To all those Catholic grandmothers who love to read to your grandchildren…

I’m just like you. And my grandsons know where I keep the books that they love. When they walk through the door, it doesn’t take very long, and they are bringing me books to read. Omry’s favorite is Chugga, Chugga, Choo-Choo. He loves the rhyming sound and the train theme.

 

 

Jojo’s favorite is Caps for Sale. He likes the repetitive lines that he can echo back to me and the feeling it gives him that he is reading, too.

 

But what is out there for the definitively Catholic grandmother? What books should we have in our children’s library? What books will help our grandchildren to love the faith the way that we do and will help to form the faith in those precious minds that have been entrusted to us?

 

 

 

Well, I asked, and some of the best weighed in. Here are their responses:

 

 

Angel in the Waters by Regina Doman – suggested by Sarah Reinhard

The Weight of a Mass – suggested by Elizabeth Scalia

 

All books by Amy Welborn Dubruiel and Ann Engelhart – suggested by Elizabeth Scalia

 

Gospel Time Trekkers from Pauline Books for Kids – suggested by Lisa Hendey

And… New fiction books from Daughters of St. Paul – suggested by Lisa Hendey

Two Pope Benedict XVI books – Come Meet Jesus and Be Saints; Bambinelli Sunday (a Christmas book); and the newest, coming early this fall, Adventures in Assisi. – suggested by Amy Welborn Dubruiel

 

“Illustrated _____ for Children” books from Ignatius – suggested by Amy Welborn Dubruiel

 

 

 

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