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January is the perfect time of the year to think about picking up a new devotional book. Tommy Nelson has graciously sent me two devotional books to review and giveaway to get your year started off right!
Today, I'd like to give away the first one!
Sheila Walsh is a well-know author who has written many children's books and adult books. She is the author of the
Gigi: God's Little Princess books which have also been turned into a DVD series. The
God's Little Princess Bedtime Devotional is one of the books in the God's Little Princess line.
First of all, I'm totally disappointed that I forgot to take pictures of my girls with this book. Sadness. I took photos of other things, but totally spaced this one. So you will have to use your imagination. Sorry!
*sigh*
Can I still claim pregnancy/baby brain if my kids are almost 3??
Okay, on to the book:
I know this has nothing to do with what is inside the book, but the cover has a sparkly crown with pink jewels. It's really cute! My girls thought it was so pretty, especially since they love putting on their princess dresses. The more sparkles, the better!
Each devotional inside the book is two pages long. The first page has a Bible verse and short devotion expanding on what the verse talks about. The second page is called "Giggles and Grace" and has real life applications to discuss with your daughter. That page also has a short prayer that you can read aloud.
They are very short segments in order to keep the attention of young girls, and are written in an easy-to-understand way. The illustrations are also charming, and of course, there is a bright pink ribbon to bookmark your place.
The bedtime devotional is still a little on the old side for our girls. I'd say it is probably best suited to the 4-8 year old age range. But we will definitely hold on to this one for the future, and maybe pick up the
Goodnight Warrior Devotional (also by Sheila Walsh!) for the boys when we start using it.
If you are looking to pick one up now, I found the
God's Little Princess Bedtime Devotional for $10.79 on Amazon.
~Giveaway!~
Tommy Nelson would like to send a copy of the
God's Little Princess Bedtime Devotional to one A Beautiful Ruckus reader!
Please use the Rafflecopter widget below to enter. Winning entries will be validated prior to announcing the winner with an alternate drawn if the entries cannot be verified.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
The contest ends at 11:59pm on Wednesday, January 22nd. The winner(s) will be randomly chosen and contacted by email on Thursday, January 23rd. The winner(s) will have 48 hours to respond to the email with their information so that the prize can be forwarded to them. A Beautiful Ruckus is not responsible for the delivery of the prize and is not responsible if the sponsor does not deliver. This giveaway is open to residents of the United States. A Beautiful Ruckus received complimentary item(s) for review in exchange for hosting this giveaway from Tommy Nelson. No other compensation was provided. This post contains affiliate links. For more info, please see my disclaimer page.
This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Thank you for supporting our family and blog!
January is the perfect time of the year to think about picking up a new devotional book. Tommy Nelson has graciously sent me two devotional books to review and giveaway to get your year started off right!
Today, I'd like to give away the first one!
Sheila Walsh is a well-know author who has written many children's books and adult books. She is the author of the
Gigi: God's Little Princess books which have also been turned into a DVD series. The
God's Little Princess Bedtime Devotional is one of the books in the God's Little Princess line.
First of all, I'm totally disappointed that I forgot to take pictures of my girls with this book. Sadness. I took photos of other things, but totally spaced this one. So you will have to use your imagination. Sorry!
*sigh*
Can I still claim pregnancy/baby brain if my kids are almost 3??
Okay, on to the book:
I know this has nothing to do with what is inside the book, but the cover has a sparkly crown with pink jewels. It's really cute! My girls thought it was so pretty, especially since they love putting on their princess dresses. The more sparkles, the better!
Each devotional inside the book is two pages long. The first page has a Bible verse and short devotion expanding on what the verse talks about. The second page is called "Giggles and Grace" and has real life applications to discuss with your daughter. That page also has a short prayer that you can read aloud.
They are very short segments in order to keep the attention of young girls, and are written in an easy-to-understand way. The illustrations are also charming, and of course, there is a bright pink ribbon to bookmark your place.
The bedtime devotional is still a little on the old side for our girls. I'd say it is probably best suited to the 4-8 year old age range. But we will definitely hold on to this one for the future, and maybe pick up the
Goodnight Warrior Devotional (also by Sheila Walsh!) for the boys when we start using it.
If you are looking to pick one up now, I found the
God's Little Princess Bedtime Devotional for $10.79 on Amazon.
~Giveaway!~
Tommy Nelson would like to send a copy of the
God's Little Princess Bedtime Devotional to one A Beautiful Ruckus reader!
Please use the Rafflecopter widget below to enter. Winning entries will be validated prior to announcing the winner with an alternate drawn if the entries cannot be verified.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
The contest ends at 11:59pm on Wednesday, January 22nd. The winner(s) will be randomly chosen and contacted by email on Thursday, January 23rd. The winner(s) will have 48 hours to respond to the email with their information so that the prize can be forwarded to them. A Beautiful Ruckus is not responsible for the delivery of the prize and is not responsible if the sponsor does not deliver. This giveaway is open to residents of the United States. A Beautiful Ruckus received complimentary item(s) for review in exchange for hosting this giveaway from Tommy Nelson. No other compensation was provided. This post contains affiliate links. For more info, please see my disclaimer page.
This is an absolutely adorable book. Love the Gigi series!
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ReplyDeleteOh, how cool! I won a 365-day devotional book called Jesus Calling, it's for kids and I read a page every night to my 8yo. It's also a Tommy Nelson. And we absolutely love it. It has led to some amazing conversations and it is a perfect way to end the day.
ReplyDeleteTo go to and stay in a hotel...lol
ReplyDeleteIt is funny when they ask God for forgiveness for something you don't know that they have done.
ReplyDeleteMy son prayed for his pokemon figures.
ReplyDeleteshe prayed for the tooth fairy once!
ReplyDeleteMy kids frequently pray for the stuffed animals. It makes me smile, but I have to wait until I leave the room to laugh cause I don't want to get them started!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great gift!
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ReplyDeletemrs198128(at)yahoo(dot)com
Sounds like a good devotional for little girls--hope someone with little girls puts it to good use!
ReplyDeleteI was saying a prayer with my son one night and when we got done he wanted to say another one so I told him to say it this time. He said Dear God thank you for cereal, thank you for watermelon and thank you for chips. lol
ReplyDeleteThat tomorrow wouldn't be as boring as today. :) And btw, Cora turns 4 in March and has requested a "Princess Party." Wouldn't this be the perfect gift!? :)
ReplyDeleteMy youngest daughter wanted a kitten, so she prayed for our cat to have kittens, not realizing our cat was fixed and unable to have kittens! I did not have the heart to explain to her that our cat would never have kittens!
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My boys' favorite thing to pray for is their boo boos. One of them just prayed the other day for his bottom, that the poop would come out. LOL
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ReplyDeleteshe prays for her food
My little girl started saying "Dear Jesus, Thank you for our sins, Amen."
ReplyDeleteShe prayed for her dolls
ReplyDeleteI can't remember, but I know they have made me laugh many times during prayers. I just can't think of a specific thing at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI guess the funniest prayers I've heard were the ones my kids said for our cat. She just celebrated her 21st birthday, so I guess the prayers must be working!
ReplyDeleteDiane (bkittie at hotmail.com)
Olivia is still a toddler her prayers usually consist of baba cheese and cookies!
ReplyDeletemy son prays that "God would bless the food" even if its a nighttime prayer. :D
ReplyDelete-joyce-ellen Holmes
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My daughter likes to pray for her favorite doll
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My daughter prayed for the Wizard of Oz and grandma once. I think grandma should have come first.
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My daughter prayed for the dog and cat after blessing all the people she knew.
ReplyDeletemy niece prayed for a little sister- she has a lil brother
ReplyDeletemy lo prayed for the brownies she knew mommy would let her make tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteMy 2 year old says the cutest bedtime prayers, but I can't understand any of it. =)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter prayed for Christmas to be everyday.
ReplyDeleteA new baby brother that doesn't cry
ReplyDeletemy son prayed for a bug that was smashed.
ReplyDeleteMy Son prayed for pizza. lol
ReplyDeleteMy daughter prayed that her kitten could grow up into a puppy someday. She was 3 and it melted my heart as well as made me laugh!
ReplyDeleteLaurie Emerson
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To pray to loose more teeth, so that way the tooth fairy would bring more money
ReplyDeleteMy kids prayed for a snow day, so they would have the day off school :)
ReplyDeleteMy granddaughter prayed for breakfast for dinner.
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ReplyDeletethank you for fruit!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter prays for Macaroni and cheese.
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ReplyDeleteI can't remember too many funny things, kids are older now, thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteKendraco22@yahoo.com
The funniest thing is pink ice cream.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter prayed to live at Disney World
ReplyDeleteMy daughter prays to get a puppy! Thanks so much for the chances to win.
ReplyDeleteAllison.bahr@yahoo.com
They pray for their animals safety:)
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