Monday, November 9, 2015

"More for Girls Only! Devotions" by Carolyn Larsen {Teen Week!}



{Welcome to Teen Week! Every quarter we're going to try and do a Teen Week! A week where every weekday has a new review of a Christian book written just for teens! You’re reading the first one of this quarter's! :) }
About this book:

  More for Girls Only! Devotions provides real-life teaching based on key principles from the Bible. It will speak to young girls at a level they can relate to, using relevant terms and fun illustrations. Each devotion features an opening verse, devotion, self-evaluation quiz, ideas for application, memory verses, and original illustrations. Topics include caring for others, humility, cheating, worrying, and much more!
  Girls will be encouraged to grow spiritually as they delve into these devotions each day.”



Series: Non-fiction/Devotional.


Spiritual Content- Each devotional has six Scriptures quoted; All about God & Jesus; ‘H’s are not capital when referring to God; A handful of prayers; Mentions of Church.


Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘blah, blah, blah’, a ‘dumb’, and a ‘stupid’; A few mentions of parents divorcing or splitting up; A mention of a family member selling drugs.


Sexual Content- A mention of not having a boyfriend; A mention of a mean saying a girl looks fat in her new jeans;
           *Note: A few illustrations of girls wearing short-shorts, miniskirts & tanks.

                                         {Non-fiction/Devotional}
                                                        243 pages

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My personal Rating-

I’ll admit that I was a bit disappointed that the ‘H’s weren’t capital when referring to God, but even with that, this was a great devotional. Written in only pink text & colors, “More for Girls Only! Devotions” had great lessons. Each Devo had a main Scripture, then a story/lesson with an illustration, a check-up time (a simple quiz on how you’re doing on the topic), how you can improve and lastly, five more Scriptures and three famous quotes. (Like, quotes by Corrie Ten Boom, past presidents, Helen Keller, and C.S. Lewis to name a few. There was also a couple of quotes by Gandhi, which I thought was strange.) In the 60 Devotionals in this book, only a handful seemed geared specifically towards public school girls. The illustrations are really cute as well. Philippians 4:8 is also quoted, so that just made this Devo even better. ;)


See y’all Tomorrow with a new Teen Week review!


*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
*I received this book for free from the Publisher (Tyndale House Publisher) for this review.

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