Would have been a 5 star book except for the author going FAR out of her way to incorparate a Christian angle. This was unnecessary to show the knights love for the princess was in any way tied down to a religious level. Christians need to realize that sometimes people are just good people and don't need some imaginary guy in the sky telling them to be good for them to try to be a caring person. Felt like a forced serman I used to have to listen to as a child. The Princess and the Three Knights by Karen Kingsbury and Gabrielle Grimard is a beautifully illustrated fairy tale that will quickly become a family favorite. First, here are Mia's feelings about the book: I like it, I like the whole thing. The artwork is wonderful and fantastic. I learned that love always protects. My favorite part in the whole book was the happily ever after, because the princess and her husband looked so happy. I definitely want to keep this book forever! It makes me feel happy, and I love the book! Now my thoughts: Grimard's illustrations are just gorgeous and perfectly capture the fairy tale feel with an extra dose of pink to thrill its feminine readers. Kingsbury writes in the voice of classic fairy tales giving the book a timeless appeal. Her message of love always protecting is an important one to emphasize to little girls, and she does it with Scripture and through example. It's a book that will please both parents and their daughters.
Excellent book for young girls and women. Beautifully written and illustrations are amazing.
—pinkmoma
Really sweet and a perfect read for a mother to read to her young daughter.
—cillah
really beautiful pictures and a wonderful story
—RosyHC
And amazing story with beautiful pictures.
—cpetesch
Lovely story.
—Ainsley
