All Children's Books and Music

This series is made up of three books for junior youth and youth: Discovering the Moon, Discovering the Sun, and Discovering the Sea. This fictional series is a fun and encouraging way for young readers to learn about different aspects of the Bahá’í Faith, and to show that everyone deals with questions and doubts as they walk along a path of spiritual growth.

The Herald and His Heroes: Stories about the Báb is the story of the great religious drama that unfolded in the middle of the 19th century in Iran. The Báb and His followers were relentlessly persecuted by clergy and government. Many thousands gave their lives so that the new teachings could reach the peoples of the world. This fascinating and inspiring history is written in an easy-to-read format, accessible for youth and adults.

A journal with prompts and spaces for thinking about and recording service projects. This service journal encourages everyone to challenge themselves in doing creative and heartfelt services for others.

An illustrated journal with prompts and spaces for reflecting on and recording what we are grateful for in our everyday life. The journal includes colorful illustrations based on each letter of the alphabet and gives ideas for things we might be grateful for that begin with that letter.

Mason's Greatest Gems is a story about finding hidden gems inside yourself, with an introduction to the concept of virtues for children. This story makes a great tool for families and children’s classes to discuss and practice using virtues.

Bahá’í Feast Activity Book is a whimsical coloring and activity book designed to help children learn about the nineteen months in the Bahá’í calendar

Coloring Our Virtues

100 illustrations for ages 4+, this book is an artistic resource to help children develop a greater awareness of the importance of the innate virtues that lie within every person.

Discovering the Sea is the story of Fern, a sixteen-year-old girl, who is home for the summer after completing her first year of boarding school, and intent on exploring the concept of the Covenant of God. Through discussions with friends and family members, Fern learns about the Bahá’í concept of the Covenant as an agreement between God and mankind in which God promises never to leave us alone without guidance. Fern discusses the religions of the past, and the ways in which disunity seemed to arise among their followers after the passing of the Prophets and Founders of the religions. With the help of her family members and friends, Fern studies the wills of Bahá’u’lláh, the Prophet and Founder of the Bahá’í Faith, and ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, the eldest son and appointed successor of Bahá’u’lláh, and comes to appreciate the unique and significant Covenant made between Bahá’u’lláh and His followers.

It’s not that Jamila minds the bat. It's where the bat IS that bothers Jamila. She knows that bats do not belong inside. She does not want a bat inside her house. And she is certain that bats do not belong inside anyone’s house for Nineteen-Day Feast. Join Jamila and her family as they work together – using prayer, consultation, and action – to try and get the bat outside where it belongs.

Discovering the Sea is the story of Fern, a sixteen-year-old girl, who is home for the summer after completing her first year of boarding school, and intent on exploring the concept of the Covenant of God. Through discussions with friends and family members, Fern learns about the Bahá’í concept of the Covenant as an agreement between God and mankind in which God promises never to leave us alone without guidance. Fern discusses the religions of the past, and the ways in which disunity seemed to arise among their followers after the passing of the Prophets and Founders of the religions. With the help of her family members and friends, Fern studies the wills of Bahá’u’lláh, the Prophet and Founder of the Bahá’í Faith, and ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, the eldest son and appointed successor of Bahá’u’lláh, and comes to appreciate the unique and significant Covenant made between Bahá’u’lláh and His followers.

Although it is a story of love, sacrifice, detachment and service for the younger generation, it is a beautiful and inspirational book for all those who plan to go on pilgrimage.

A heartwarming story that will help children learn problem solving and discover the importance of relying on God during times of tests.