The Papal tour and Monocle’s Paris Christmas Market 

'Franklin Has a Sleepover' is a children's book that tells the story of Franklin, the turtle, as he experiences his first sleepover. Franklin is excited but also nervous about spending the night away from home. The book explores themes of friendship, independence, and overcoming fears. Franklin learns valuable lessons about being away from his parents and sharing new experiences with his friends. Throughout the story, Franklin navigates the challenges of a sleepover with kindness and empathy. The narrative emphasizes the importance of communication, cooperation, and understanding in building strong relationships among young children.

'Franklin's Class Trip' tells the story of Franklin and his classmates embarking on an exciting adventure. As they journey to a new destination, Franklin learns the importance of teamwork, patience, and respect for the environment. Throughout the trip, the children discover new things about nature and themselves. The book emphasizes the value of shared experiences, the joy of exploration, and the significance of creating lasting memories. Franklin's Class Trip is an enchanting story that teaches young readers the importance of cooperation and discovery.

This book is a collection of Brother Lawrence's teachings, including his conversations and letters, which emphasize the importance of maintaining a constant awareness of God's presence. Brother Lawrence learned to find God in all his daily tasks, whether he was working in the kitchen or repairing sandals. He advocated for a simple and direct approach to living in God's presence, stressing that all work can be done as an act of love for God. The book includes his maxims and letters that provide practical advice on how to advance in the spiritual life and maintain a deep sense of God's presence in all activities.