Book Review: "A Royal Christmas to Remember"

With the arrival of the most spectacular winter in years and Christmas only a night away, Princesses Joy, Grace, Faith, Charity, and Hope find themselves in the midst of a scene right out of a holiday fairytale in this newest adventure in the Princess Parables series A Royal Christmas to Remember. But then the threat of bandits in the village lead the king away from the castle on Christmas Eve! Suddenly, the bandits come crashing into the castle. Praying to God for courage and safety, the princesses are soon rescued by five brave knights and then do some rescuing themselves. The next day, the princesses go to the village to see how they can be of help to the people, discovering that the true meaning of Christmas is honoring and giving glory for the greatest gift of all.

My Review:
My 9 year old daughter has loved this series for awhile now and this book did not disappoint! We truly enjoyed the princesses heart change during the story. They were once focused on their presents but then they were selfless and gave their gifts away because of the big problem within the story.

There is drama and action in this hard covered story book. Pictures are delightful and the author keeps you turning the pages with some on the edge of your seat problems the princesses faced.

If you are looking for more Christmas stories this season then pick this one up! It is not just for girls as my 5 year old son loved it too.

Thanks Zondervan for sending me this book for free in exchange for an honest review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% mine.

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