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Leann Guzman
When I went to look for a devotional for my teen/tween girl, all I could find were ones directed at specific girl issues, like friends, boys, body image, dating, etc. Those have their place, but I wanted a meaty devotional that would teach them the Word so they can apply it today to teen issues, and tomorrow with young adult issues, and all the way in their future with old people issues. Couldn't find it so I wrote it, and Daughters of Blessing was born.
I based it on a previous book, Women of Blessing, but rewrote each day to be from the perspective of a person without a ton of life experience. What's cool is each day in each of the books is on the same general spiritual topic, so a mother-figure and daughter could read their own book and then discuss each day. But the book is being used in a variety of ways, including as a small group study for teen girls. The discussion questions on each day help facilitate conversation and make it work well for this format.
I based it on a previous book, Women of Blessing, but rewrote each day to be from the perspective of a person without a ton of life experience. What's cool is each day in each of the books is on the same general spiritual topic, so a mother-figure and daughter could read their own book and then discuss each day. But the book is being used in a variety of ways, including as a small group study for teen girls. The discussion questions on each day help facilitate conversation and make it work well for this format.
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