A Child’s Book of Saints

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"A Child's Book of Saints" is a book written by William Canton and published in 1922. The book is a collection of stories about the lives of saints, written for children. William Canton was a British author and poet who is best known for his books for children. In "A Child's Book of Saints," he presents a series of short biographies of saints from various historical periods and regions, including St. Francis of Assisi, St. Teresa of Avila, and St. Patrick. The stories focus on the lives of the saints, including their childhood, their spiritual journeys, and the miracles and good deeds that they performed during their lives. Canton emphasizes the idea that the saints were ordinary people who lived extraordinary lives, and that their examples can inspire and guide us in our own spiritual journeys. The book is written in a simple, engaging style that is suitable for young readers. Canton's vivid descriptions and lively storytelling bring the lives of the saints to live, making their stories accessible and compelling for children. "A Child's Book of Saints" remains a popular book for children and families today, and is valued for its inspirational and educational content. The book is seen as a valuable resource for parents and educators who wish to introduce children to the lives and teachings of the saints.