Girls long to be loved and adored, and give their heart to their hero. God is that hero! The characteristics focused on in this Bible storybook will help your little girl blossom into the princess she was created to be. Virtues to create beauty such as compassion, sharing, and truth are highlighted in fun and engaging ways. The perfect format for girls to learn about their destiny as a daughter of their King. Features included are: Beauty Secrets, Bible Princesses, My Hero (Scripture promises), Take a Bow (Easy plays that are Bible-focused), I Adore You (Put girls energy to use with songs, scripture and worship), Royal Truths, Down In My Heart (Scripture Memory), Princess Charming, Worthy of Love (Ideas to show how to love her royal subjects: family, siblings, friends and those in the community).

Sheila Walsh is a Scottish princess who now lives in Dallas, Texas, with her husband, Prince Barry, and son, Prince Christian. Her loyal subjects are Belle, a fluffy white dog, and Hamtaro, a teddy bear hamster.

I absolutely adore this book!  I wish I had it when my girls were a bit younger. They each had devotional Bible story books, but this one is, by far, my favorite.  Geared toward girls ages 4-7, this little Bible devotional covers such a wide range of topics, but they all tie in to things that are appropriate for little girls of this age. I love the colors and designs throughout; and the cover, complete with "real", sparkly jewels is enough to attract any princess.  I will be passing mine along as a gift to a special little girl. I would recommend this book as a gift for all the little princesses in your life.  What better way to teach the principles of honor, charity, compassion, sharing, truth, fairness, and more, than by tying these things in with Scripture - in a simple format that little girls can easily understand.

This book is available at many online retailers, as well as your local Christian bookstores. If you'd like to order it right now, try Amazon.com.

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Aug. 5, 2009 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Jolanthe

I've seen these books before and have never picked one up - not sure why. :) Especially since our girls are all about being princesses. :)

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