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This children's book gives students, families, parish readers, and Catholic education groups a faith-centered way to explore saints, Halloween, All Hallows, and holy tradition. It supports personal reading, guided discussion, and faith formation with an accessible Christian perspective.
The book contains 48 pages and measures 11.00 wide by 13.00 deep by 1.00 high. It is made with paper, ink, glue, and thread, with an assorted finish.
Key Features:
A suitable choice for classroom libraries, parish resources, homeschool collections, family faith formation, and personal inspirational reading.
| stock: | 9 |
| spec_uom: | EA |
| brand_name: | Sophia Institute Press |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | SOI5021 |
| Material: | paper, ink, glue, thread |
| Color: | Assorted |
| Brand: | Sophia Institute Press |
| Width: | 11.00 in |
| Height: | 1.00 in |
| Depth: | 13.00 in |
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