"Waiting for your Prince" by Jackie Kendall

About this book:

  “Become the young woman you were made to be while you wait for God’s best.
  You are beautiful, valuable, and completely unique from anyone else who has ever lived in history!
  If this is really true, why would we want to act like everyone else—especially the world?
  In Waiting for Your Prince, Jackie Kendall encourages you to live like the priceless treasure God created you to be.
  You’ll find out how:
  Purity does not keep you from enjoying life; it saves you from giving away your most precious possession, identity Waiting for God’s best protects you from losing your self-worth by dating losers Saying “Yes” to Jesus signs you up to live the extraordinary life God has prepared just for you Wait for God’s best and show the world that you have something that so many desperately want: You are secure in the young woman God made you to be!”


Series: Non-Fiction

Spiritual Content- Over 120 Scriptures are quoted or referred (Not including the discussion questions); ‘H’s are capital when referring to God; Many talks about & mentions of Boaz & Ruth; Many, many, many talks about & discussions of the Bible and those in it; Prayers; Comparing the Proverbs 31 woman to Ruth.

Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘dumb’, two ‘oh my gosh’s and three ‘stupid’s; Mentions of divorce; Many mentions of mean girls & bullies.

Sexual Content- two ‘hot’s when referring to how someone looks; The author does talk about sexual purity & s*x is only for marriage (“God’s Word is clear that the sexual relationship belongs to marriage.”, “God created sexual affection for marriage.”, “I am hoping that your mom and dad have already explained some of these principles, but I am explaining them to you, too, because you can’t hear them often enough!” And referring 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5); Mentions mentions of modesty, not being “eye candy” and how Bozo guys are “more focused on how “hot” a girl is than the moral excellence of her heart.”; Mentions/stories of fireworks, kissing and being touched by a boy; In the “Path in Sexual Sin”, the highest is #9 which is “Entering the No Zone—area below the neck”.  

Non-fiction
                                                        251 pages

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My personal Rating- 

{Add 1-2 Stars for girls in Public School}

This was a good non-fiction. It was aimed for girls ages 9-12, but I can’t say I say give this book to girls I know in that age range. But I can see Public School girls that age reading this book. It was personally very simple to me but I did enjoy it. I have to give the author a round of applause, though, for quoting Katie Davis and Kylie Biscutti. :)

See y’all on Wednesday with a new review!

*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.

*I received this book for free from the Publisher (Destiny Image) for this review.