Best Book of the Year.
Daughter of a King was awarded Best Book of the Year Award in 2003 by the Independent LDS Booksellers Association.
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Reviews
My 16 year old daughter was having a difficult time at school. She is one of three LDS kids in her high school. She was feeling out of place and lost. Her grandmother had given our family this book months before and we had never read it. By total inspiration I was looking for something in our shelves to help me find a way to help my daughter know her worth. I saw the title and read it to my daughter not knowing the priceless gift I had just opened. We both cried and are so very thankful for this beautiful story. My "Katie" loves this book and together we have turned this story into a play for YWIE this month. Thank you for sharing your talent.
—Maggie of West Allis, WI
I love this book!!! My dad got it for me a few years ago when I was 10 or 11. I love it! It was so inspiring to my little mind and still is inspiring today!
—Allyssa Doyle of Vandenberg AFB, CA
I can barely even explain how much comfort this book has given me. My dad gave it to me a few years ago when I was still in high school; I'm so grateful that he did. I've gone through some difficult times lately and it's easy to lose sight of the important things in life. When I read this book I can be reminded
—Anna of Summit, NJ
I sat down with my family last night and read this book to them. I had been putting it off for quite a while. Now I wish I had done it when first purchased! Rachel Ann Nunes told a story of eternal truths without telling it. My children jumped to all the right conclusions without me ever mentioning them in the story or the explanation of it. Incredible book!
—Kevin White of Spanish Fork, UT
This book opened my eyes to the possibility to be able to be with my King again. Even though we have stuggles and trials there is a path for us to follow to be able to reach that crystal palace. And no matter what we do our KING will always love us.It was read to me during a homemaking night and was not something that i expected to touch me in so many ways.
—Alexandra Hippard from Canada
I borrowed this book from our library and read it to my children last night. I was absolutely amazed by the message. I have three children (6,2,1). My father went to the Crystal Palace this year, and although all my children met him, only my six-year-old will keep a few of the memories. As I read the book last night, my six-year-old reafirmed that he is a Prince, and his grandfather is with the King at the Crystal Palace.This is absolutely the best book on teaching children who they really are, and reminding us adults how we should behave. This is better than any self-help book, and a must for everyone with or without children.
—A reader
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