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NIV, True Images Bible, Hardcover: The Bible for Teen Girls
Address real world issues with a trusted resource that has been guiding teen girls towards a maturing faith in God for 15 years. Updated for this generation of teens, this new edition of the NIV True Images Bible is packed with tools and insight to help teen girls ages 13-18 navigate today’s contemporary cultural issues with confidence, love, and grace. Facing today’s contemporary issues can be difficult, but the NIV True Images Bible gives teen girls a fresh perspective on faith-related issues and provides tools to navigate a complex world. They will ask the big questions, take valuable lessons to heart, and help others do the same. Beautifully designed from the inside out, this Bible for teen girls is filled with challenging insights, honest advice, and personal notes helping teen girls build a closer relationship with God as they set out on a personal journey of their world. Following Jesus isn’t unfashionable or illusive. It’s an authentic way of life!
1760 pages, Hardcover
Published June 27, 2017
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1,689 books103 followersZondervan is an international Christian media and publishing company. Zondervan is a founding member of the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA). They are a part of HarperCollins Christian Publishing, Inc. and has multiple imprints including Zondervan Academic, Zonderkidz, Blink, and Editorial Vida. Zondervan is the commercial rights holder for the New International Version (NIV) Bible in North America.
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July 1, 2017
I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Can you explain to me why everything marketed towards girls has to be pink? Or frilly? Pink with gray lettering, that's what this Bible is.
Why do we need to continue with these gender stereotypes, and in a Bible? My 11 year old, whom I was hoping to give it to, because I think she might be open to at least doing some of the quizzes, but yeah, she's into dark colors right now. The pink was an immediate turn off for her, and I can see why, I don't like pink either. I think she probably would have liked the Revolution Bible better.
The text is the complete NIV text, with cute little "Love Notes" from God for the girls, and good introductions for each bible chapter, as well as the "In Focus" sections that deal with a few of the modern day issues our pre-teens and teens deal with, like perfectionism, pornography, sex, bullying, online popularity, etc.
Overall, this Bible is just okay for me. I'm not too impressed with it.
Can you explain to me why everything marketed towards girls has to be pink? Or frilly? Pink with gray lettering, that's what this Bible is.
Why do we need to continue with these gender stereotypes, and in a Bible? My 11 year old, whom I was hoping to give it to, because I think she might be open to at least doing some of the quizzes, but yeah, she's into dark colors right now. The pink was an immediate turn off for her, and I can see why, I don't like pink either. I think she probably would have liked the Revolution Bible better.
The text is the complete NIV text, with cute little "Love Notes" from God for the girls, and good introductions for each bible chapter, as well as the "In Focus" sections that deal with a few of the modern day issues our pre-teens and teens deal with, like perfectionism, pornography, sex, bullying, online popularity, etc.
Overall, this Bible is just okay for me. I'm not too impressed with it.
July 27, 2017
I received a complimentary copy.
Review- This book has a lot of hard facts presented in a Bible. If you have young girls, but want to shield them from violence and explicit nature this book may not be for you. As a mom I want my children to believe whatever they want, but I present all the resources I can to help them learn, not to pressure an outcome. I think some of this book's hard truths might scare rather than teach and that some of what is involved might be a little more condoning then punishing. In the end is it just a version of the Bible that is made for teen girls, but it can have a major impact so gift with care.
Review- This book has a lot of hard facts presented in a Bible. If you have young girls, but want to shield them from violence and explicit nature this book may not be for you. As a mom I want my children to believe whatever they want, but I present all the resources I can to help them learn, not to pressure an outcome. I think some of this book's hard truths might scare rather than teach and that some of what is involved might be a little more condoning then punishing. In the end is it just a version of the Bible that is made for teen girls, but it can have a major impact so gift with care.
March 6, 2020
Homophobic. It implies having any sexual orientation other than heterosexual is a temptation and not a part of your identity (because in their eyes it's a sinful temptation that can't be an identity) and it's super sexist and conservative. If you want your daughter do grow in Christ do not buy her this piece of garbage.
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