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Six stories of heroic love and virtue that will instill in every young girl a desire for sainthood.
Six stories of heroic love and virtue that will instill in every young girl a desire for sainthood.
Many little girls are fascinated with the idea of being a princess with a shining crown. Disney artist Fabiola Garza’s new book Princesses of Heaven shows how this dream can become a reality when girls find their identity in being daughters of the King of Heaven with saints who lead the way.
Princesses of Heaven: The Flowers
Princesses of Heaven:
The Flowers
Written and illustrated by Fabiola Garza
Word on Fire Votive | March 4, 2024
Hardcover | 72 Pages | 6.5” x 9”
Suggested Age Range: 3 - 8
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Embark on a spiritual adventure
of heroism and holiness!
Embark on a spiritual adventure of heroism and holiness!
Crafted with love and imagination by talented author and Disney illustrator, Fabiola Garza, Princesses of Heaven: The Flowers is a visual feast that transports young readers to a realm where heavenly princesses embark on heroic journeys of heroism and holiness. This captivating picture book for girls aged 3-8 features six inspiring female saints from across history, each portrayed as a heavenly princess adorned with a floral crown that reflects her unique journey and virtues.
In Princesses of Heaven, your girls will meet:
- St. Joan of Arc, adorned with a crown of wildflowers, symbolizing her courage and faith.
- St. Josephine Bakhita, crowned with vibrant hibiscus, representing her hope and strength.
- St. Kateri Tekakwitha, wearing a crown of pure lilies, embodying her prayerfulness and patience.
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St. Narcisa de Jesus, crowned with violets, signifying her service and generosity.
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St. Lucy Yi Zhenmei, graced with a lotus flower crown, symbolizing her wisdom and bravery.
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And St. Thérèse of Lisieux, adorned with a crown of roses, reflecting her life of love and sacrifice.
Princesses of Heaven is more than just a picture book; it's an invitation for your little ones to learn about the virtues of faith, hope, and love through the inspiring lives of these saintly princesses. It's a treasure that promises to instill a sense of divine wonder in the heart of every young girl and show them they they too can become princesses of heaven.
Meet the Princesses...
St. Joan of Arc
The Wildflower
Joan, the peasant maid who could not read, said “Yes! ” to God’s call. Her courage gave France victory and peace.
St. Josephine Bakhita
The Hibiscus
Bakhita, the girl taken far from home, met Jesus on the cross. She learned she was beloved and found her liberty.
St. Kateri Tekakwitha
The Lily
Kateri, the orphan girl with weak eyes, had the clearest sight. God was by her side, and she followed the light of Christ.
St. Narcisa de Jesus
The Violet
St. Lucy Yi Zhenmei
The Lotus
Lucy, the girl whose nose was always in a book, stepped out in faith. And despite the danger, she told the King of Heaven’s story.
St. Thérèse of Lisieux
The Rose
Thérèse, the girl who felt left behind, trusted God to make her bloom in His own time.
Meet the Princesses...
St. Joan of Arc
The Wildflower
Joan, the peasant maid who could not read, said “Yes! ” to God’s call. Her courage gave France victory and peace.
St. Josephine Bakhita
The Hibiscus
Bakhita, the girl taken far from home, met Jesus on the cross. She learned she was beloved and found her liberty.
St. Kateri Tekakwitha
The Lily
Kateri, the orphan girl with weak eyes, had the clearest sight. God was by her side, and she followed the light of Christ.
St. Narcisa de Jesus
The Violet
Narcisa, the country girl with a heart full of song, left her beloved home to serve the poor and praise the King on high.
St. Lucy Yi Zhenmei
The Lotus
Lucy, the girl whose nose was always in a book, stepped out in faith. And despite the danger, she told the King of Heaven’s story.
St. Thérèse of Lisieux
The Rose
Thérèse, the girl who felt left behind, trusted God to make her bloom in His own time.
Here’s What People Are Saying...
“This is the book I have long wanted to read to my princess-obsessed little girls. This beautiful book is visually stunning, and the adventures of these holy women are captivating for children and adults alike. Heroic virtue and sanctity is a sometimes tricky thing to explain to kids, but Fabiola Garza has given us a compelling book filled with engaging stories and beautiful illustrations that little children longing to be holy themselves will love, relate to, and return to again and again. This is a must-have for your family library.”
— Katie Prejean McGrady, SiriusXM host of The Katie McGrady Show and host of Family Mass Prep on Hallow
“Reading Princesses of Heaven: The Flowers brought such hope and zeal into my conversations with my children, especially my daughter who is greatly influenced by the characters and stories we read about. She discovered the saints with new eyes, learning about their lives in a unique way as princesses in these incredibly illustrated accounts. She found new heavenly friends in Princesses of Heaven, friends that will walk with her and pray for her for the rest of her life. I’m so grateful Fabiola made this book for girls everywhere to be able to find themselves as daughters of the King of Heaven with a special mission all their own.”
— Jenna Guizar, Founder and Creative Director of Blessed Is She
“In Garza’s work, the feminine heart finds a compelling narrative—detailed, original, and rich in diversity. It joyfully reflects God’s unique calling in daily life, offering hope to those navigating the path to sainthood. Garza masterfully weaves together heaven and earth, making the divine accessible. I eagerly await every girl, my own included, discovering the inspiration within these pages.”
— Regina Boyd, licensed therapist and author of Leaving Loneliness Behind
“When I was a little girl I wasn’t into princess books, but I would have loved this! It’s hard to have a princess book for all girls, but this is it! Fabiola is a gifted artist who will touch the heart of every young girl, inspiring them to be more than just princesses—to be saints. I love that she covers so many different saints so all little girls will find one they connect to.”
— Cameron Fradd, host of the Among the Lilies podcast
Fabiola Garza is an artist and author living in Orlando, FL. She graduated from Rhode Island School of Design in 2009 and has worked on video games, toys, and books. Currently, she works as a Character Artist at Disney Creative Group. Her work includes The Story of Saint John Paul II: A Boy Who Became Pope, Disney/Pixar’s Little Golden Book Coco, and the cover for A Portrait of Walt Disney World: 50 Years of the Most Magical Place on Earth.
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