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    My First Pope and Prayer Journal: A Faith Guide Inspired by Pope Leo XIV

    Author Pia Imperial
    Illustrated by Risa Rodil
    Paperback
    $6.99 US
    Penguin Young Readers | Tinker: An Imprint of Penguin Workshop
    6"W x 9"H x 0.21"D  
    On sale Mar 03, 2026 | 80 Pages | 9798217247172
    Grades 3-7
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    The ultimate fact book and journal to celebrate and learn more about Pope Leo XIV, the bishop of Rome and head of the Catholic Church.

    Combining biographical facts, faith-driven prompts, and reflection spreads rooted in Pope Leo XIV’s real story, this journal celebrates the first American-born pope of the Roman Catholic Church. Pope Leo XIV is a historic, relatable, and widely beloved figure as well as a quietly revolutionary voice of faith, service, and humility. Discover more about him and his role in this informative and fun activity book!
    Pia Imperial (she/her) is the author of the Little Bible Stories series of board books. She lives in Connecticut with her loving husband.

    Risa Rodil (she/her) is a designer, illustrator, and letterer who channels her whimsical side into delightful illustrations. Her signature style features a vibrant mixture of striking colors with a touch of modern retro. She works with clients around the globe on projects ranging from book covers, magazine spreads, and advertising campaigns to promotional posters and merchandising items. On her days off, Risa likes to visit new cities, read books, and binge-watch television shows. She lives in Marulas, Valenzuela City, Philippines.
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    The ultimate fact book and journal to celebrate and learn more about Pope Leo XIV, the bishop of Rome and head of the Catholic Church.

    Combining biographical facts, faith-driven prompts, and reflection spreads rooted in Pope Leo XIV’s real story, this journal celebrates the first American-born pope of the Roman Catholic Church. Pope Leo XIV is a historic, relatable, and widely beloved figure as well as a quietly revolutionary voice of faith, service, and humility. Discover more about him and his role in this informative and fun activity book!

    Author

    Pia Imperial (she/her) is the author of the Little Bible Stories series of board books. She lives in Connecticut with her loving husband.

    Risa Rodil (she/her) is a designer, illustrator, and letterer who channels her whimsical side into delightful illustrations. Her signature style features a vibrant mixture of striking colors with a touch of modern retro. She works with clients around the globe on projects ranging from book covers, magazine spreads, and advertising campaigns to promotional posters and merchandising items. On her days off, Risa likes to visit new cities, read books, and binge-watch television shows. She lives in Marulas, Valenzuela City, Philippines.
    Pia Imperial View titles by Pia Imperial
    Risa Rodil View titles by Risa Rodil

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