How can we justify sinking hours into reading about people who never existed doing stuff that never even happened? 

I knew I had a vocation to marriage and children when I was about 12 years old. Later, as a teen, I prayed to God to send me a husband....

Parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins—and often even grandparents—don't appear to have expiration dates. It’s easy to think they'll always be around. Just like they are now. 

The month of November is an ideal time to consider the role of saints in our lives.

At Catholic Teen Books, we authors understand that our teens encounter the real world and all its worldly challenges and temptations.

It offers me great consolation to think of how many heavenly beings are with us in the world.

Today is the “book birthday” of a new edition of my young-adult novel, Playing by Heart, set in 18th-century Milan.

The Fourth of July is more than just barbeques and fireworks!

People have a way of appearing at the right moment—some we never would have expected—to show us that all is not lost.

Someone once asked me if all my novels are set in travel locations. I thought it an odd question at first, since many of my books are set...

I found out my newest book, A Summer to Treasure, was scheduled to be released while I was away.

Let the fictional saint in this speculative series inspire you to renew your Lenten sacrifices, especially as we near Passiontide.

One can easily misunderstand or not realize the amazing benefits of Confirmation. It might even seem unnecessary. But is it?

Treasures, Visible & Invisible is our third anthology of short stories by 8 Catholic Teen Books authors. It celebrates Saint Patrick and...

Confession might be the one thing that gets harder the more you do it.

The Church teaches that these souls rely on our prayers to relieve some of their temporal suffering and speed their journey to heaven.

We want parents and grandparents to be confident in choosing books, knowing that they’ll not only find a good story but one that reflects a

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I was recently inspired by a quote attributed to  Theodor Seuss Geisel , the beloved children's author better known as Dr. Seuss:  ...

Through misperception or stale storytelling, the lives of the saints may seem boring or irrelevant. They are quite the opposite!