Publisher's Synopsis
This beautifully illustrated children's biography tells the inspiring story of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first native-born American to be canonized as a saint in the Catholic Church.
Perfect for kids ages 5-11, this engaging book introduces young readers to the life and legacy of Saint Elizabeth, a devoted woman known for her faith, compassion, and pioneering work in education and charity. Through easy-to-understand language and captivating colorful illustrations, children will discover how a young girl from New York overcame challenges, embraced her calling, and founded the first free Catholic school in the United States, along with the Sisters of Charity. This book is ideal for parents, educators, and anyone seeking religious books for children. It makes a perfect gift for young readers eager to learn about saints and spiritual role models. Let this inspiring tale encourage your kids to grow in faith, serve others, and make a difference in their communities!
