God's Little Princess Devotional Bible is a children's bible written, as you can guess, for the little princesses in your family. The characteristics focused on in this Bible storybook will help your little girl blossom into the princess she was created to be. Virtues such as compassion, sharing, and truth are highlighted in fun and engaging ways.

Bible text selections are from the International Children's Bible and are right on and relevant. From choosing between cleaning your room and playing outside to deciding what to do when you get antsy in church, every young girl will find something in here she can relate to. 

My daughter is 9. She is outgrowing princess tiaras and moving into the Nintendo DSi. She says the Bible is "maybe just a little too young for me but I will still read the stories."  Starting at the beginning, she enjoyed Genesis and simply was amazed when she read in "Make It Yours"  that, in the beginning of time, some people lived close to 1000 years!

Offering a message delivered through stories, songs, activities, and questions this children's bible is one your child will come back to time and time again. This is a Bible I will keep in mind for gifts for other young girls in my life.

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It used to make me stop and wonder "why."

It's been a while since it was upsetting for me to see a woman pregnant with her 2nd or 3rd child and it no longer even elicits a slight sad sigh. You see, after a series of miscarriages, we decided to stop trying for another child over 5 years ago.

Bottom line, I am so very thankful for what we have and simply nothing can compare with the bright, bold and joyful little girl growing up right before my very eyes. I am closing the cover on this book, officially, in black and white, for good.