"When children see the drawings, they’ll instantly see the physical characteristics of the saints as well as recognize that those saints lived sainthood with joy and happiness, even in the hard times... It’s simply delightful for children. Children love something that can inspire their imaginations for more and something that is truly honest." - Cid Fortuna (Brazil)
"The Happy Saints eBook is unlike any other book about saints that I have ever seen. Most books on saints are reference books, where only a few of the entries are read at one time. The Happy Saints eBook is so colorful, with each illustration cuter than the last. It entices you to read every entry." - Angela Berczek (Virginia)
"The artwork and presentation of the saints found in Happy Saints is very engaging and attractive to our students. The biographies and prayers are written in very child-friendly language." - Jason Halstead (Florida)
"They all love the Happy Saints. I think it is because the saints are friendly and very kid-oriented. Their faces are so inviting, and the sayings are easy for little ones to read and remember." - Eileen Wickham (Texas)
- Extracted from Happy Saints Article in the National Catholic Register
"Yes, if you homeschool, teach religious education or are just looking for a fun way to introduce the saints to your children, I HAVE YOUR ANSWER!"
"I love the colors, the simple faces and quotes for each saint. It is a great way for kids to learn about the saints-with one summarizing quote. Robby loves to color in sheets for the different feast days, which makes this perfect. This would also be a great resource for homeschooling families. Make sure you follow their blog so you can be up to date with all the feast days!"
- Robby's Adventure (read full review)
"As I browsed the book, I found myself smiling. It was a good thing my Netbook wasn't hooked up to the printer, or I would have promptly printed off most of the posters. They are gorgeous. Each features a picture of the saint, along with a brief quote from that saint around his or her picture. Then there's a brief biography of the saint, detaining when they lived and when their feast day is. Finally, there is a brief prayer that helps us apply a lesson from the saint's life to our own lives."
"I printed out these Happy Saints prayer cards on label paper, cut them out with a paper cutter and mounted the picture on one side of some colored card stock, and the prayer on the back. I used little place card holders to stand them up down the center of our table. They’ve been up on the fireplace mantle ever since."
- Sometimes Martha Always Mary (read full review)
- Catholic Icing (read full review)
"Instead of Happy St. Valentine...how about HAPPY SAINTS Valentine Day! These are WAY cooler and Catholic than Barbie or Buzz Lightyear! My daughter can give these away...and I know that the kids will love them! Maybe just one little card will entice a child to learn more about the Communion of Saints!"
"We translated your saints images and we used them for a scavenger hunt, in which the older kids had to look up different questions regarding the saints. We also printed the pictures and used them for Put the Halo on the Saint game, we printed the pictures and taped them to coke bottles and did a ring toss game. We had fun!"
- Friends of Jesus and Mary, Panama (see the pictures)
