Help Every Girl Become a Princess of Heaven

Fabiola Garza, acclaimed Disney Illustrator and author of the bestselling Catholic children’s book, A Boy who Became Pope, has finally launched the work most close to her heart - Princesses of Heaven.

After years of prayer, art preparation and research, Princesses of Heaven is the most beautiful hardcover book for girls to discover and fall in love with genuine princesses of the Kingdom of God. Created for young girls age 3–8, this breathtaking book shares the stories of St. Joan of Arc, St. Josephine Bakhita, St. Kateri Tekakwitha, St. Narcisa de Jesus, St. Lucy Yi Zhenmei, and St. Thérèse of Lisieux, presenting them each as a princess in Heaven with a shining crown.

Their stories of faith, hope, and love will inspire every girl to become a saint!

Order this fantastic book for your daughters, granddaughters, nieces, and goddaughters to help them see that with Jesus, they can become a Princess of Heaven too!

Princesses of Heaven

Word on Fire

$24.95

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What they 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

“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.”