Princess Joy Book Review

Title:  Princess Joy Stick and Activity Book

Author: Jeanna Young and Jacqueline Johnson

Illustrator: Omar Aranda

Genre: Christian, Children’s, Interactive

Plot: Its Princess Joy’s birthday! Surrounded by her loving father, her four sisters and her adorable puppy, Rosebud, Princess Joy is having the time of her life and needs you to help her with her birthday activities! So grab some brightly colored crayons and a set of stickers and let’s go!

Filled with brilliantly colored pictures and a gentle story, this little activity book is perfect for your Princess Joy to enjoy on her birthday! There are lots of stickers to stick everywhere, a word puzzle, and several other fun easy activities that are sure to occupy your little one.

Likes/Dislikes: This book is geared toward 4-6 year olds, so my little Princess Joy {whose name is actually Joy and she has blonde hair and blue eyes too – hence why I decided to review this book} won’t be able to fully enjoy it for a few more years. I’ll save it for her birthday. In the meantime, I did read the storyline to her and she seemed to enjoy all the brightly colored pictures. To me personally, I thought the artwork was beautiful but busy with an odd blend of modern activities and old fashioned scenery. But that’s just me. I wish I had a little book like this when I was a child!

Rating: G- all ages. Recommended for 4-6 year olds in particular.

Date Review Written: June 4th, 2015.

I received a copy of this book free from Tyndale House Publishers in exchange for an honest review. I wasn’t required to write a positive review and the opinions expressed in the above review are my own.