Princess Parables Series, Book 2
Jeanna Young and Jacqueline Johnson
Illustrated by Omar Aranda
Zonderkidz
September 2012 / 0310732484
Children 4 and up / Christian / Fantasy
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Reviewed
by Willie Elliott
Jeanna and
Jacqueline Johnson, with the help of illustrator Omar Aranda, have
produced three wonderful books for children four and up that tells
stories to illustrate parables from the Bible. The authors take
a slightly different approach to introducing the parables. They
give the story first and then present the reader with a parable
that makes both the story and the parable more meaningful. Each
of the three books teaches a different parable. The stories are
straightforward and to point and the illustrations bring the story
to life and will be appreciated by young readers.
In this story, the author tells about a princess who helps a boy
who has with him a boy who has been injured in a buggy accident.
Other people passed the boy by even though it was evident that he
needed help. The authors then made the connection between their
story about the injured boy and the parable of the good Samaritan
as found in the Bible in Luke 10:30-37.
The is an excellent way to introduce young readers to the parables.
Reviews
of other titles in this series
Princess
Charity's Courageous Heart, 1
Princess
Faith's Mysterious Garden, 2
Princess
Hope and the Hidden Treasure, 3
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