I am an Alpha-lovin' Hafu TCK Hoosier who is married to an Omega-lovin' WASP Hoosier, & we are educators with two married daughters and one teenage boy. This mixed bunch, known as the Wickershams, once served in the Middle Kingdom but now lives in Southern Indiana. To Him be glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and forever.
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Reviewing Kathryn O'Brien's I'd Be Your Princess
In Kathryn O'Brien's I'd Be Your Princess, a little girl imagines herself to be a princess, and her father plays along and praises her for her Godly Character. Except for the first page, Bible verses are found on every page. There are eight verses from the New Testament, and six are from the Old Testament. The colorful illustrations are outstanding. I like how the dad has dark hair, but the girl has blond hair. The people found in the drawings come from all walks of life - different professions, attire, ethnic backgrounds, etc. Unfortunately, Jesus is never mentioned in this 2005 ECPA Gold Medallion Book Award Winner, and only one verse is from the Gospels. I find that quite disappointing, so I emphasize to Rose and Grace (ages 8 and 5) that in order to be humble, loving, generous, and all the things the Bible states we should be, Jesus needs to be our Lord and Savior.
Labels:
Book Reviews,
Daughters,
Fatherhood
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