Sister Clare Gets Ready for Prayer by Katie Warner

Sister Clare Gets Ready for Prayer

Published by TAN Books

Overview

Sister Clare needs your help getting ready for prayer. In Sister Clare Gets Ready for Prayer, children are invited into the quiet and joyful world of a cloistered monastery, where they will discover what a day in the life of a Dominican nun looks like. Through interactive storytelling and engaging activities, this book introduces young hearts to the beauty of prayer and the gift of a religious vocation.

As you and your child turn each page, you will be encouraged to move, sing, count, and participate in Sister Clare’s preparation for prayer. This playful approach transforms reading into an experience, helping children connect physically and spiritually with the rhythm of religious life.

Charming, imaginative, and filled with delight, this book provides a joyful introduction to the contemplative life, showing that prayer is not only important, but also something to be loved.

What This Book Offers

• An interactive story that invites children to participate through movement and activity
• A gentle introduction to the life of a Dominican nun
• Early formation in the importance and joy of prayer
• Engaging prompts that encourage singing, counting, and imagination
• A memorable way to introduce the concept of religious vocation

From the Book

Come along and help Sister Clare prepare her heart for prayer, discovering the joy of being close to God in every moment.

Intended Audience

This book is ideal for young children and families seeking a creative and engaging introduction to prayer and religious life. It is especially well suited for toddlers and early elementary-aged children who learn best through movement, interaction, and play.

Parents, teachers, and catechists will find it a joyful resource for nurturing an early appreciation for prayer and openness to vocation.

FAQs

Is this book interactive?
Yes. Children are encouraged to move, sing, count, and actively participate throughout the story.

What does it teach about religious life?
It introduces children to the daily rhythm of a Dominican nun and the importance of preparing for prayer.

What age group is it best for?
It is ideal for young children, especially toddlers through early elementary ages.