The Four Princesses

by Jackie Gaskins

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Pub Date May 03 2011 | Archive Date Dec 25 2013

BQB Publishing

Children's Fiction | Christian

Description

The Four Princesses shares an exciting story about Grace, Faith, Joy and Hope. These princesses, daughters of the Great King, discover they were each created with a gift to be used for His purpose. Read along as the King's plan unfolds to free His people from the evil Prince Fear who has held their village captive for too long. The four princesses will use their gifts to change the lives of every person they come in contact with. Will the difference in the hearts of the Milkman, Baker and the Butcher be enough to reveal the truth to the townspeople and free this whole community? Will they realize the King has a plan and purpose for each of them as well? The Four Princesses will reveal that our King has placed gifts within each of us to be used for His purposes. When we use our gifts daily, we can change the hearts of many.

The Four Princesses shares an exciting story about Grace, Faith, Joy and Hope. These princesses, daughters of the Great King, discover they were each created with a gift to be used for His purpose...

A Note From the Publisher

Paperback ISBN 978-1-939371-33-1 $12.95
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Advance Praise

The illustrations in the book are lovely, and they compliment the plot such that children will want to become engaged in the fantasy. There is a great deal of teaching in the book, but it is not “preachy” or thrust at the child so as to appear demanding. Rather it is the child who leads the adults to the realization of their own potential, and this surely will appeal to young children who tend to be somewhat egocentric. The Four Princesses is intended for the middle school child but would more likely appeal to the early elementary child, and would be a welcome addition to most Sunday school libraries. ~ K.P. for Readers' Favorite

The illustrations in the book are lovely, and they compliment the plot such that children will want to become engaged in the fantasy. There is a great deal of teaching in the book, but it is not...