Princess Nevaeh by Paulette Harper

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 bit more than just asking. Lessons on self-discovery are taught by her Mimi who makes her understand that being a princess takes work.



About The Author

Paulette is a mother, grandmother, Bible teacher, radio host, and writer.  She has been mentoring and teaching women for years though seminars, workshops and conferences. Paulette’s desire is to empower, influence and cultivate women to move forward while dealing with issues that hinder women from fulfilling their God given purpose. Combining enthusiasm with an energetic speaking style, audiences describe Paulette’s presentation as inspiring, enriching and encouraging. She is committed to speaking a message that is always uplifting and edifying.
As a writing coach, she is the visionary behind her own writing ministry called “Write Now,” a literary program that specializes in coaching aspiring writers in the areas of creativity, development, and publication of Christian books.



My Review:

Princess Nevaeh is a delightful, sweetly written, little book for young girls. What little girl doesn’t dream of living in a Palace and being a Princess?
When she goes to her Grandmother or Mimi as she is called here, she finds out how to become what she has always been. A good reminder here for young ones to lean some good life lessons, with a great end, they can all become Princesses.
The book is beautifully illustrated and the main theme being pink, a Princess color. Even little boys can learn for this, but can hear mine, this doesn’t apply to them, and they don’t want to be a Princess. Yes but the same lessons apply to being a Prince.
A must have book for your book collections, and for your own sweet little Princess.

I received this book from the Author Paulette Harper, and was not required to give a positive review.