Small Talks on Big Questions: A Historical Companion to the Children's Catechism

We used this as a devotional each evening. We have a habit of about spending about 15 minutes before bedtime. The stories are good and the questions interesting. My only problem is it takes longer than 15 minutes to 1) review the catechism questions being discussed 2) read the story 3) discuss. To do all three well, you need 30 to 45 minutes. We split it up.Also, there are only 2 stories per topic. So if you do a story each night, you finish the book quickly. Even with us splitting the sequence across 2 or 3 nights, we finished pretty quick.A good idea would be vol. 1 and 2 in a paperback

This is a great find!!Every Parent in America should be reading this with their children...A great way to establsih family discussion around the most important topic in life!Waiting with anticipation for volume 2.

A great find!! Every family should be reading this with their children.....Looking forward to volume 2..