Pauline Kids Blog: Storyline : Storyline You are about to leave the JClub website OK  CANCEL Santa's Secret Story by Sr. Emily The true story of Santa Claus from a delightfully unique perspective! You are about to leave the JClub website OK  CANCEL Fighting the Dragons in Our Lives by Jaymie New in our line of tales and legends picture books is...[drum roll] The Saint Who Fought the Dragon: The Story of Saint George. This book has a coolness factor that will appeal to everyone, but especially to boys. Theresa Brandon's  illustrations are realistic, and Cornelia Bilinsky's storytelling is completely engaging. Let's face it, you can't beat a story that features a daring and heroic soldier who witnesses to his faith by standing up for all that is good and right! You are about to leave the JClub website OK  CANCEL I Will Remember You by Sr. Emily How can we help children who are grieving? I Will Remember You: My Catholic Guide Through Grief sends a message of peace, comfort, courage, and strength. You are about to leave the JClub website OK  CANCEL Anna Mei has grown...into a series! by Jaymie Anna Mei, a sixth–grade Chinese-born American family adoptee, is a completely relatable regular girl trying to make sense of the world and her place in it. Moving, making real friendships, and confronting those oh-so-uncomfortable moments that make up the daily existence of most twelve-year-olds, Anna Mei doesn’t so much bring readers into her world, as she does fit right into the world they already live in. You are about to leave the JClub website OK  CANCEL Summer Reading List by Sr. Maria Kim Around mid-November, I received an email from a Librarian who asked if JClub ever thought about offering a Summer Reading list. I was really excited by the idea, and to my relief, the childrens editors thought this was a splendid idea too... You are about to leave the JClub website OK  CANCEL Stepping Stones: The Comic Collection by Kim Many schools nowadays have a strong focus on character development.  Some of the schools I’ve worked in have had giant murals painted on a prominent wall on campus to remind students of the six pillars of good character: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship.  At first I thought that these things should be taught at home.  After all, a teacher’s lesson plans are already so crammed full of academic subjects with hardly a moment to spare...