Book Review: "A Royal Easter Story"

By Praises from a Wife and Mommy! -



It is the most spectacular spring in history. The princesses—Joy, Grace, Faith, Charity, and Hope are busy with preparations for the annual Easter celebration and the castle is alive with activity.

Into the kingdom ride five new friends, young knights, who are as spirited as the princesses. In the new Princess Parables title, A Royal Easter Story, a challenge is presented and the boys and girls 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.

My Review:
I have reviewed several of the Princes Parables series and this one is sure to bring delight to your family.  This princess story brings in 5 competitive knights and while the princesses almost miss an important Easter meal.   The princesses do learn an important lesson when dealing with competitions and obstacles that might arise... that no matter what we all must Trust in the Lord!   

I love how the princesses stop during the storm and they leave a lasting impression on the power of prayer.   As the princesses further their journey they seek the help of God and ask for wisdom and courage.  

This will be a great title to have in any specials girls Easter Basket this Easter!  

Thank you Zondervan for sending me this book free of charge in exchange for an honest review.   I was not paid for this review an all opinions expressed are my own.   I am proud to be a part of the Zondervan Blog Squad!  

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