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Featured Friday: Princess Nevaeh by Paulette Harper

Books: Featured Friday - Princess Nevaeh by Paulette Harper


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About the book


Title: Princess Nevaeh
Author: Paulette Harper
ISBN-13: 978-0989969147
Genre: Children



Book description:


Six year old Nevaeh wants to be something she already is. She will soon learn that her wish to be a princess takes a little more than just asking. Lessons on self-discovery are taught by her Mimi who makes her understand that being a princess takes work.

Author bio:


Paulette Harper is an award-winning and best-selling author. She is the owner of Write Now Literary Virtual Book Tours and is passionate about helping authors succeed in publishing and marketing their books. Paulette has been writing and publishing books since 2008.  Paulette is the author of That Was Then, This is Now, Completely Whole, Living Separate Lives and The Sanctuary. She resides in Northern, Ca.

Buy Links
Amazon paperback: http://amzn.to/1qLN3nP

Social Links
Twitter: @pauletteharper HASHTAG #PRINCESSNEVAEH

My Review:


  
Princess Nevaeh
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Nevaeh is a little girl who wants to be a Princess. Her Grandmother "Mimi" tells her the things she needs to do and the things she shouldn't in order to be a Princess. Over all the story gives a positive message about being nice to others, and that beauty is something that comes from the inside and not just something seen on outside. This book would therefore be a good tool for talking about bullying.

There was a part of the story that I didn't like though, which is where it says to do what adults tell you. Whilst I liked the message of obeying rules set by parents and teachers the general "adults" part would have been best avoided. Unfortunately not ALL adults can be trusted. Other than that though, it gave good pointers for being nice and respectful towards others.

I liked that the Grandmother tells Nevaeh she has been, and always will be, her little Princess at the end.

I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.



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