Daughters of The King: A Princess Problem with Pride

by Renee Joiner, Connie Eimer (Illustrator)

Overview

Daughters of The King / Book Two

In Renee Joiner's second children's story, A Princess Problem with Pride, Grace works feverishly to win a charity contest. As a conflict arises over who collected the most money, the book transitions to a parallel princess story to teach a valuable lesson. When we return to real life, Grace remembers the lesson and solves the real world problem. Illustrated by Connie Eimer.

A Grackle book.

Enjoy!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781951620035
Publisher:	Grackle
Publication date:	08/31/2021
Series:	Daughters of the King , #2
Pages:	28
Product dimensions:	8.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.08(d)
Age Range:	2 - 8 Years

About the Author

Pastor's wife, homeschooling mom, online ESL teacher, Seminary student, and children's book author. In her free-time, Renee enjoys reading, crocheting, hiking, and camping. Visit Renee's blog at reneejoiner.com.

Editorial Reviews

Sweet Story and Beautiful Illustrations

"Through her book, Renee teaches what true honor and humility look like. The sweet story and beautiful illustrations kept my 8-year-old daughter captivated as we read! Teaching children how to live out the Word through story is fun and effective! My daughter and I are both looking forward to the next in the series!"

-Jenny Johnson, Author of Believers Arise

Renee Helps Kids Understand

"Pride is one of the most common sins among Christians. It can be quite a struggle to overcome. But how does a child deal with this common problem? With colorful illustrations, Renee helps kids understand that only by losing our pride do we truly win by becoming more like Christ--the best prize of all."

-Michelle S. Lazurek, Multi-genre award winning author, literary agent and certified writing coach

Delightful Children's Book

"I found A PRINCESS PROBLEM WITH PRIDE by Renee Joiner to be a delightful children's book. It is a great story which encourages good character. It is well written in a way that is understandable for children, and even adults, with a good flow."

-Carol Stine, Adjunct professor of English Grammar and Research and Writing classes

From the Publisher