07 April 2016
Brave Girls: Beautiful You by Jennifer Gerelds Book Review
April 07, 2016
Whether you
are outgoing or shy, a tomboy or a girly girl, silly or serious, it can be
really hard to feel comfortable with yourself. This devotional is filled with
stories and thoughts about how God created us to be healthy, strong, and
confident—both with our bodies and our minds—because we are daughters of the
great heavenly Father.
About the
Author
Jennifer
Gerelds, mother of four school-aged brave girls, has been writing devotional
books for children and adults for almost 20 years. In addition to the Brave
Girls series, she has written for Magnify, God's Little Princess and God's
Mighty Warrior brands, Precious Moments, and numerous other children's
devotionals. Her adult devotional works include Shine On Beautiful Soul! When
God Thinks of You, He Smiles. Jennifer and her husband, Todd, have been married
over 20 years and currently live in Birmingham, Alabama.
My Thoughts:
It is so important to let young girls know how special they
are and to appreciate who God made them to be. Our girls are surrounded by so
much junk with looking so good on the outside. This is a sweet reminder that God
looks at our inside where the true beauty is.
This paperback book has 136 pages. The devotions start out
with a scripture verse, Followed by a short narrative about the topic
discussed. Then it concludes with a short prayer application.
The chapters are:
Beauty Basics
Radiant Reflection
Works of beauty
Beautifully Clothed
Kingdom Fitness
Creative Beauty
Some of the devotions have an area that you write answers
down. I like that it has activities to do. Also, there are some crossword
puzzles and different activities.
I have read other Brave Girls devotional to my daughter and
I will start with this one when we are done with it. My daughter and I have
enjoyed our time reading the devotions in the morning. She was excited to see
another book in the series.
This has been a wonderful devotional to read with my
daughter. I would recommend this and look forward to other titles in this
series.
Disclosure
of Material Connection: BookLook Bloggers-Thomas Nelson Publishers provided me
this Book free as part of their book review bloggers program. I was not
required to write a positive review. The opinions I have or my own.
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