Saint Faustina Kowalska: Messenger of Mercy

I bought this book for our parish library a couple of years ago, and took time to read it recently. It is a quick, easy read for an adult, and I think that kids 8 and up will have no trouble reading this. It is very well written, giving interesting details and stories from St. Faustina's life. She was born in 1905 and lived until 1938, and Jesus told her years before her death when she would die.This story is so inspirational, I wish I could get every kid I know to read it. Reading stories of the saints and their struggles helps kids realize that everyone struggles, and the importance of praying and to just keep on trying. If you are an adult and read this book, you will want to read more about St. Faustina if you haven't already done so.

Five stars for choosing what parts of her story to tell; readable; no condescending overtones; very nice e pencil sketches throughout.

Teen that I bought out it for loved it

I bought this for my 6th grade religion class for my lending library. I hope the kids get something out of reading it

Thank you for the book which is just as described. The kids are going to be very blessed as I am.

This book was donated to a school library with the intention of letting children know of how this Polish woman became a saint.It is very interesting reading.

Arrived on time and as described.

I am a relative of Faustina and found the book a good resourse for teaching persons of any age group.

I bought it as a gift for my father in law and he loved it hence five stars from me!