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Title: Princess Shayna's Invisible Visible Gift by Janet Potter, Sheila N. Glazov, Len Birnbaum, Len Birnbaun, Sheila N. Glazov ISBN: 0-9655619-9-2 Publisher: Peridot Productions Pub. Date: 02 February, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $18.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (8 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: It is a great confidence booster!
Comment: We enjoyed the book very much. Communities can come together and make a difference. My two daughters received so much out of the book. How the apricot and the silver liquid is Princess Shayna's insulin. How her parents had to n(not literally) give up a piece of lung and piece of heart to conceive her. So much unconditional love. We recommend this book to everyone.

Rating: 5
Summary: A incredible book for children, parents & teachers
Comment: Sheila Glazov's broad based knowledge of education, philosophy, creativity and creative problem solving combine beautifully to produce an enriching story for the whole family to read together. Children will experience an enchanting fairy tale; parents will find healthy role models and educators will discover layers of thought-provoking ideas to use in the classroom.

Rating: 5
Summary: I learned alot when I read your book!
Comment: Your book was very interesting. The characters in the story were adventureous and loving. I learned everyone has unique praiseworthy gifts to share with each other. I learned everyone has to be a rainbow. I learned to except people for who they are, even it they are different from you. If everyone was the same, where would ber no one to share anything new with. I am glad that everyone is special in their own way. I learned I have precious praiseworthy gift of my own and I have to use them wisely and share them with my friends.