Princesses Don T Wear Glasses

Seeing is believing in yourself! “[A] light, heartwarming story . . . The themes of self-esteem and feeling different are very relatable” (Online Book Club). The concept for Princesses Don’t Wear Glasses is to communicate to kids that it’s perfectly acceptable to be unique or different. Geared towards the modern girl for building confidence and positive self-image, it shines light on a young princess who thinks that she’s supposed to look a certain way. Illustrated with colorful imagery, the story is driven by the princess’s amazing imagination and she eventually changes her attitude towards being a princess that wears glasses. Princesses can wear glasses, and even braces. They don’t have to look or be one certain way and all girls can be princesses no matter what. “A change in appearance can be difficult for a child to adjust to. Many children have to wear glasses, braces, or other type of health aid. This can create feelings of insecurity and anxiety . . . [A] sweet story about a common issue.” —Online Book Club

Princesses don't wear glasses ... or do they? Eight-year-old Charlie loves her new glasses, but she doesn't want to wear them. All the princesses in her storybooks don't wear glasses, and she wants to be just like them.However, this all changes when she has a visitor who takes her on a journey to meet one very special princess and her fairy helpers.A heartwarming tale which would be enjoyed by girls between ages 3-7, both read aloud and by independent readers.Story length: 37 pages over 5 chapters.

A princess who wears glasses? That just will not do! Hi! My name is Kaycie and I am the princess in this book. I wasn't happy about having to get my glasses until my Mommy told me this great story! So, if you're a little princess who needs to wear glasses don't worry because those glasses you wear will make you the very best kind of princess ever!

"Debbie Turner's life was decorated with everything the world told her she needed to achieve happiness. That world fell apart the night her 21-year-old son committed suicide. See powerful truths revealed as she answers God's call to faith"--Back cover

Faith-Based Wisdom for Joy-Filled Parenting While most moms share the desire to love their kids and parent them well, you might be surprised to discover just how many of them feel as though they are messing it up! An experienced mom of grown children, Karen Stubbs wrote Survival Guide to Motherhood to provide you with wisdom, encouragement, and companionship on your mothering journey. As you engage with a unique aspect of mothering in each chapter, you will be equipped with new tools for your parenting tool belt, such as managing your home, connecting with your spouse, and disciplining your child encouraged to know you’re never alone as you encounter relatable stories and affirmations of your boundless value before God empowered with the joy of the Lord as you learn to trust Him always In this uplifting guide, you will discover sage counsel and gentle reminders to invite God into every life circumstance. As you are freed from the prison of perfection and the fear of failure, you will believe that not only can you survive motherhood—you may even thrive!

Andrew, Clayton and Charlotte Merriman are ready to grow up! However, it's hard to strike out on your own when you know everyone in town and they all know your parents. Andrew, a twelve year old wiz at math and science, is ready for his own room and friends his own age. Though he makes plenty of mistakes, he's kind and thoughtful... and writes everything down to send to his penpal in New Zealand. Clayton, a ten year old, discovers that he is not only talented in the kitchen, but also on stage. Being a creative person has its benefits, but being the only ten year old in town is tough. A new pet might be just what Clayton needs. Charlotte, a seven year old, is always getting into mischief. Swallowing a tooth, blowing bubbles in church, breaking her glasses, talking too much and more. It's a good thing she has three best friends by her side!

A hilarious fairytale for adults facing a complicated world.

This magical and richly illustrated book opens with King Edward and Queen Victoria noticing that their daughter, Princess Liana, can't see very far, which means she's missing out on all the wonders of the Kingdom of TuaLuna. What can they do? She can't see little flowers, stars in the night sky, or ladybugs! Young readers are invited to share the journey as Princess Liana and her father set off to meet Maximilian, the court magician, to see how he could help. Princess Liana is given a magical eye test, and then is presented with an amazing pair of eyeglasses which allow her to see a new world filled with glorious detail. The book includes fun questions from Princess Liana to young readers, and helpful tips from the author to the parents of girls who currently have or may need to get glasses.