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Every kid knows that things are a lot more expensive today than when their parents grew up. That means they have to earn more than their parents, and this book will show them how.

Earning money should be fun. Make More than Your Parents uncovers the reality that, the more fun they make it, the better they'll be at it. With cool activities, helpful hints, fun graphics and journaling pages, this book provides a step-by-step process that outlines the most effective ways for kids to make their money work for them, to build a life of financial freedom.

You may be a teacher, struggling to find new and interesting material; you may be a student, keen to keep up to date without spending hours in the library; you could be a well-established and respected member of the scientific community, vaguely

There is a relentless script around in society. This suggests that religion is outmoded superstition and a true scientist has no room for faith. The celebrated 'New Atheists' such as Richard Dawkins have popularised this eloquently. However, their science might be sound, but their philosophy is not. Their understanding of religion is superficial and prejudiced. They do not appreciate the vast centuries of study, reflection and debate in theology, or faith's foundations for the origin of the scientific method, the very idea that there is order in the universe. They work on the assumption that what can be measured empirically is all that exists. Life is not so simple. Their 'secular script' is explained, its logic revealed and then it is dissected and challenged at several points. It is possible to be intelligent, informed and to be a believer. The resurrection of Jesus is not the same as appearances of Elvis or fairies at the bottom of the garden. it is the stuff of history, of life changing experiences and spiritual revelation.

The official Catechism of the Catholic Church is a brilliant presentation of the Faith. It has just under 3000 questions and answers, with the abridged Compendium of the Catechism having more than 300, and the illustrated youth version, YouCat having over 500! This is an attempt to seriously abridge and be concise, presenting the essence of the Catechism on a 'postage stamp' in only 110 questions and answers. The second part of the book is KIDCAT, an even shorter version for older children and young teens. This is a personal version and vision, an unauthorised text that has been produced in the midst of parish life. It is not meant to be a substitute for the Catechism of the Catholic Church, but a beginning. It is a way in.