"Treasure Chest for Tweens," a blog for Catholic families, recently posted a review of Saint of the Day: Lives, Lessons and Feasts by Leonard Foley and revised by Pat McCloskey, O.F.M.: 

 "Leonard Foley and Pat McCloskey blessed us with an updated version of Saints of the Day. Thank you. While exciting stories can't be woven in one page, the basics can be covered while keeping the language fresh. And this book accomplishes it. Even better, it shakes up the format by offering a quote of the day and a comment that is right at-level for a tween and parent to bite into. Should you so desire, a little discussion can ensue from this reading; all the necessary material is given to you.

"I had to trade in the glossy pictures of the saints that graced my older book. But I got the better half of the deal. I’m after the words, and this one is well-written. My other book also ended with a short prayer. But we have our own daily morning prayer that we like to use. Now, we also add… St. (insert name of saint from book)… pray for us.

"I wish my church could gift a copy of this to every Catholic family and that every family would try to read it frequently. There’s no better and accessible way to catechize and inspire a future generation."

Read the complete review here.

"Loving and Serving", a blog for Catholics, recently published a review of Thank God Ahead of Time: The Life and Spirituality of Solanus Casey, O.F.M.:

"Overall, I like and recommend the book.... [H]e does a fine job of conveying the story and soul of this humble, holy, inspiring servant of God, Capuchin Father Solanus Casey." Read the complete review here.

"Frugal Catholic Mommies", a blog for Catholics, posted a review of Can You Find Saints?

"I  love the idea of this book!  Kids learn about the Saints of the Church in a very fun, interactive way--preschoolers through tweens will all enjoy the book, and can learn something from it at their own level."  Read the complete review here.