Unlike boys, girls are supersensitive to who they are, especially when they perceive themselves as not fitting the mode the world has set for them; and this is especially true when it comes to their bodies. Unlike boys, girls are looked at and rated each day of their lives. All this adds up for girls to ask themselves the proverbial question each day “Am I good enough.”

There is basically one way to help girls out of this rut and that way is to empower and inspire these girls to realize who/what they are and the difference they’re able to make in today’s dog-eat-dog world. And in order to achieve this goal they need help.

Mothers, while they’ve been down this road before, still need some assistance in directing their daughter in covering the different aspects involved. Single fathers, already lost when it comes to their daughters, need ALL the help they can get in helping them reach womanhood with any residual scars of growing up without a mother.

This book contains 25 affirmations which the young girl[s] in your family need to read, contemplate as what each one means to them, write their thoughts. While this is easy in the paperback edition of the book, those reading it as a KINDLE edition should get an old-fashion marble composition notebook, and write the title of this book on the outside. Inside they should, and write down the title of each affirmation, followed by their thoughts.

The intention of this book is that by responding to each of these 25 affirmations the girls reading this book should get the emotional support and encouragement they need to succeed; which is why this reviewer is giving 5 STARS to this book.

I read this book via an Amazon-US KINDLE Unlimited download. ( )