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Based on Princess Grace and the Little Lost Kitten and the Parable of the Lost Sheep from Matthew 18: 12-14, this level one I Can Read is the perfect book to teach early readers all about God’s loving care.When Princess Grace finds five kittens in a castle closet what else can she do but ask her father, the king, if she can keep them? With promises to care for them and get help from her sisters, Grace experiences firsthand how much responsibility it is to care completely for something. Based upon the parable of the lost sheep, readers begin to understand just how much God must care for all of us!Princess Grace and Poppy:Is a Level One I Can ReadTeaches the Parable of the Lost Sheep (Matthew 18:12-14)Features lovely, full-color art

Based on Princess Joy’s Birthday Blessing and the Parable of the Great Feast in Luke 14, this level one I Can Read is the perfect way to teach early readers about their welcome to God’s kingdom.In Princess Joy’s Party, Jesus’ lesson about who is best to invite to your home comes alive for little princesses just learning to read! When no one accepts the invitation to Princess Joy’s birthday party, she is sad. But her father, the king, helps her understand that there are more ways to celebrate a special day and much better gifts to get than ones wrapped in pretty paper and bows.Princess Joy’s Party:Is a Level One I Can ReadTeaches the Parable of the Great Banquet (Luke 14:15-23)Features lovely, full-color art

Based on the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl in Matt. 13:44-45 Princess Hope finds a locked golden chest in an empty field. The evil land owner comes and tells her in 'not so polite terms' to get off his land, not realizing she is the princess The golden chest is on his land and if she wants it, she will have to buy all of his land just to get the chest. Determined to get the treasure in the chest, she sells all the'things'most precious to her at a Courtyard Sale in the castle. Once she has sold everything, she is astonished to learn what she has sacrificed everything for With the help of her father, she is able to understand what the real treasure is.

Based on the Parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:30 -- 37 Princess Charity is disconcerted with an argument that has transpired at the castle and decides her best recourse would be to run away. As her impulsive journey unfolds she encounters a phenomenon that would ultimately alter her life forever. From her hiding place in the Weeping Woodlands, she sees a wounded dog that is old and unloved lying on the side of the road. She watches as others find him and stop, but none reach out to help him. She decides to befriend the hurting creature, even though her decision would mean she may be found by many of the King's men who are looking for her. She can only help him by taking him back to the castle to nurse him back to health where she learns the true meaning of charity and mercy.

Based on the Parable of the Sower in Matt. 13:1-23 Princess Faith decides at long last to plant her own garden. She is deriving great pleasure in the entire process of sowing, watering, and watching the seeds grow when she is faced with a myriad of events that begin to take place that cause her garden to die, little by little. Some incidents are very sudden and mysterious and others are just plain scary As she discovers how her garden grows best, she also learns about her own heart.

When Princess Hope and her sisters find a ring that once belonged to their beloved grandmother, their hearts are filled with joy. And when they start finding clues that lead them on a treasure hunt, the adventure begins. Readers of this level one I Can Read will follow Princesses Faith, Hope, Charity, Joy, and Grace as they track down the location of a hidden treasure and learn that all the riches and shiny things in the world cannot compare to the precious love of God.

Is your child a fan of princesses and fairy tales? Join princesses Joy, Grace, Faith, Charity, and Hope as they find themselves in the middle of Christmas Eve drama when their holiday celebration is interrupted by thieves, and they learn their village has been attacked. Children will learn about the importance of caring and sharing all year round, as well as helping those in need. In A Royal Christmas to Remember, the princess sisters are eager to open their presents, and look forward to all the gifts they will receive on Christmas morning. But on Christmas Eve, everything changes when robbers break into the castle and also steal from all the nearby villagers. The sisters soon learn true princesses give and share—and that the holidays and every day are better when we open our hearts to others.A Royal Christmas to Remember, part of the Princess Parables series, is perfect for:Children ages 4-8 who love princesses and knightsAdvent or holiday story timeHoliday gift exchanges and Christmas giftingCelebrating the real reason for Christmas as a familyThis holiday picture book features:Beautiful full-color illustrations and a festive cover with lots of holiday charmA story based on the Parable of the Young Ruler found in Luke 12:15–21A fun and approachable story that helps teach biblical valuesIf you enjoy A Royal Christmas to Remember, check out other titles in the Princess Parables series: A Royal Easter Story, Princess Charity’s Courageous Heart, Princess Joy’s Birthday Blessing, Princess Grace and the Little Lost Kitten, Princess Hope and the Hidden Treasure, and Princess Faith’s Mysterious Garden.

Is your child a fan of princesses and fairy tales? Join princesses Joy, Grace, Faith, Charity, and Hope in this Easter adventure story in the Princess Parable series, where the sisters meet five young knights. As the princesses journey through a scary storm toward their Easter feast, young readers ages 4-8 will learn that we can always trust in God, no matter what.In A Royal Easter Story, princesses Joy, Grace, Faith, Charity, and Hope are busy with preparations for the annual Easter celebration. Then in ride five new friends: young knights who are as spirited as the princesses. A challenge is presented, and the princesses and knights decide to race to the neighboring village where the annual Easter celebration and feast will be held. Along the way, the princesses must weather a scary storm and rescue another new friend. But in the end the lesson is clear … trust in the Lord and his love and you can overcome any obstacle.The Royal Easter Story:Includes beautiful full-color illustrationsIs based on the Scripture found in Luke 11:9-13Has a front cover featuring lots of holiday glitterIncludes five brave knights as part of the action, making it ideal for girls and boys who love castles and fairy tale adventuresIf you enjoy A Royal Easter Story, check out other titles in the Princess Parables series: A Royal Christmas to Remember, Princess Charity’s Courageous Heart, Princess Joy’s Birthday Blessing, Princess Grace and the Little Lost Kitten, Princess Hope and the Hidden Treasure, and Princess Faith’s Mysterious Garden.

Fifteen sweet rhyming prayers for little girls who know they are daughters of the one, true King, in a board book especially for little hands and hearts.Princess Prayers includes fifteen sweet prayers for little girls who want to live like princesses for God their King. Little girls will pray and learn about God’s deep love form them alongside princesses Grace, Hope, Faith, Charity, and Joy. Every little girl is a princess, and this padded cover board book will help them engage with Scripture and discover how to open their hearts to God.Princess Prayers:Is a padded cover board bookIncludes foil and glitter on the coverFeatures the Princess Parable princess sistersIncludes beautiful full-color art

'No one can come to the surprise party, Daddy. What will we do'Princess Joy can't wait for her birthday. There will be treats, games, and an enormous cake with delicious icing But when the other princes and princesses can't come and Princess Joy finds out, she comes up with a surprising plan to fill her day with special guests and unexpected gifts. Will it work? Her idea, shared in Princess Joy's Birthday Blessing, comes from a parable Jesus told about a party a lot like hers.