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All Things Girl: Modern and Modest

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All Things Girl is the best-selling book series for tweens that reveals what it means to be a Daughter of the King in all aspects of life: friends, manners, hygiene, modesty, and so much more. Girls learn the answer to important questions such as Why am I here? and also read how to navigate the world with an understanding that being a daughter of the King makes a difference in all things! Each book features a saint for the girls to look to as a role model and helps the girls make daily examination of conscience questions based upon the particular topic covered. John Paul II s writings on feminine genius are explored and girls are encouraged to embrace their unique gifts. The accompanying prayer journal (All Things Girl Journal) is perfect for girls to chart their prayer life. This book series is the basis for the television series by the same name, seen on EWTN and available as a DVD through the EWTN online catalogue, and is co-hosted by Teresa Tomeo and Cheryl Dickow. Tomeo and Dickow co-authored the book All Things Girl: Truth for Teens for girls ages 13-18 and All Things Guy: A Guide to Becoming a Man that Matters for boys ages 9-14. Both books are available at www.bezalelbooks.com.

59 pages, Paperback

First published November 17, 2008

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April 27, 2014
Read this with my 9-year-old daughter. She really enjoyed it and is looking forward to reading other books in the series. I found the book to be a great conversation starter for the two of us. I felt Tomeo went a little overboard with the constant reminders of being "a daughter of the King" and there were quite a few obvious typos that somehow slipped through the editing process. Other than that, an excellent series for young girls. There needs to be more books like this!
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