The Princess and the Kiss
by Jennie Bishop · Warner Press · 1999
This gentle fairytale allegory follows a young princess who receives a special gift from her royal parents representing her purity and affection. As she grows up, she learns the importance of guarding this gift carefully until she meets a godly prince who honors it. Through simple symbolic storytelling, the book emphasizes self-restraint, patience, and honoring God's design for love and marriage.
- Age range
- Ages 5–10
- Category
- Picture Books
- ISBN
- 978-112246913
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Heads up: romance feature prominently in this book.
Parent notes
Explicitly about saving romance for marriage. Some families find the 'gift' framing needs a grace-centered follow-up conversation.
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Discussion questions
- 1What did The Princess and the Kiss show you about how God made people?
- 2Which character acted most like Jesus, and how?
- 3Was there a moment where someone made a wrong choice? What would have been better?
- 4What in this story do you want to remember this week?
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