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All Mascara Is Not Created Equal
The world is marketing lifestyles that contradict the way that God has called us to live. Lying, selfishness, and justification of all types of sin are just a few lessons our youth are being sold. In All Mascara Is Not Created Equal, Jessica Landmon attempts to reach the hearts of young women, providing spiritual, practical, and humorous tips in short, "tweet-like" form to help them live the life that God would approve of.
- GenresChristian
120 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 2015
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About the author
Jessica Landmon
2 books3 followersJESSICA LANDMON is an ordained pastor known for taking deep spiritual matters and presenting them in a simple, practical way. She is the founder of Women Get Real Ministries — a ministry dedicated to helping set all women free from the bondage of fear. Jessica has a heart for discipleship and is on a mission to encourage women to find their calling and boldly walk in it. Although known by her close circle as a planner, all that goes out the door when the Holy Spirit asks Jessica to do something. Her prayer each morning is that the Holy Spirit interrupts her plans and invites her to participate in His. Jessica is happily married to her high school sweetheart, Chad, and is blessed with two incredible children. She and her husband have recently become empty nesters and are traveling their way through this new season of life.
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March 20, 2015
This book is a sweet letter from a mother to a daughter! I love the wisdom in the book that is hidden within a beautiful little package. It is pretty in pink, trendy and full of amazing quotes and thoughts! This is an awesome book for a mother to share with a daughter and for them to talk about the topics together.
March 26, 2015
Visually cute book filled with advice one-liners. Great book if you like platitudes, but disappointing if you like substance.
March 19, 2015
About the Book:
The world is marketing lifestyles that contradict the way that God has called us to live. Lying, selfishness, and justification of all types of sin are just a few lessons our youth are being sold. In All Mascara Is Not Created Equal, Jessica Landmon attempts to reach the hearts of young women, providing spiritual, practical, and humorous tips in short, "tweet-like" form to help them live the life that God would approve of.
My Review:
The author Jessica Landmon, offers us a very encouraging book strictly for other ladies that sort of gives you all life's lesson in one small gift-sized book. Each lesson was chosen as a way to teach her daughter about the lighter side of life and at the same hoping she will learn a thing or two. I seen many of the lessons I have already learned but being a woman of 40, of course I have. ?But this book however is a good guide to keeping some of these lessons close to your heart.
A few of the lessons from the book are, "Don't use tears to manipulate." "Don't stop to gossip, you are better tan that." Some are based on God and His word and there are occasional scriptures listed. I really enjoyed the book, it was a short read but it holds many things that are to be learned by today's young ladies.
**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from the publisher.
The world is marketing lifestyles that contradict the way that God has called us to live. Lying, selfishness, and justification of all types of sin are just a few lessons our youth are being sold. In All Mascara Is Not Created Equal, Jessica Landmon attempts to reach the hearts of young women, providing spiritual, practical, and humorous tips in short, "tweet-like" form to help them live the life that God would approve of.
My Review:
The author Jessica Landmon, offers us a very encouraging book strictly for other ladies that sort of gives you all life's lesson in one small gift-sized book. Each lesson was chosen as a way to teach her daughter about the lighter side of life and at the same hoping she will learn a thing or two. I seen many of the lessons I have already learned but being a woman of 40, of course I have. ?But this book however is a good guide to keeping some of these lessons close to your heart.
A few of the lessons from the book are, "Don't use tears to manipulate." "Don't stop to gossip, you are better tan that." Some are based on God and His word and there are occasional scriptures listed. I really enjoyed the book, it was a short read but it holds many things that are to be learned by today's young ladies.
**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from the publisher.
March 21, 2015
A Book for Mothers to Share With Their Daughters
We all want the best for our children and that includes living the way God wants us to live. In today's rushed world, it's sometimes hard to find either the time or the words for mothers to talk to their daughters about moral issues and life lessons. All Mascara is Not Created Equal is an opportunity to open the discussion with a beautiful book.
The book intersperses humerus tips like the idea the movie star's mascara is different, to practical tips like be an informed voter, to religious tips like listen to God; he's pretty wise. The book is worth reading from cover to cover then selecting topics to discuss with your daughter. It's a beautiful gift to give your child.
This book will be featured on a Blog Tour from March 23-27. For more information see #WomenGetRealBlogTour .
I reviewed this book for PR by the Book.
We all want the best for our children and that includes living the way God wants us to live. In today's rushed world, it's sometimes hard to find either the time or the words for mothers to talk to their daughters about moral issues and life lessons. All Mascara is Not Created Equal is an opportunity to open the discussion with a beautiful book.
The book intersperses humerus tips like the idea the movie star's mascara is different, to practical tips like be an informed voter, to religious tips like listen to God; he's pretty wise. The book is worth reading from cover to cover then selecting topics to discuss with your daughter. It's a beautiful gift to give your child.
This book will be featured on a Blog Tour from March 23-27. For more information see #WomenGetRealBlogTour .
I reviewed this book for PR by the Book.
May 27, 2015
Thoroughly enjoyed reading this book! Such an easy, lighthearted read that's full of tips that girls/women of all ages (especially my young daughters) can relate to and find meaning in...spiritual, practical and even just plain fun bits of wisdom that's sure to make you smile, encourage you to be your beautiful self, and have faith in the journey that God has you on and the blessings He has granted you. You can read the book from beginning to end in one sitting and/or pick pages here and there to enjoy whenever. The illustrations are so sweet and add whimsy to the pages. I'm definitely buying more copies for other ladies in my life!
April 16, 2015
This book is packed full of that advice. Written in the form of useful snippets. These wise words can be used to serve as useful reminders, helpful hints, or helpful social media posts.
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Author: Jessica Landmon
Source: PR by the Book
Grade: A+
Ages: 12+
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Author: Jessica Landmon
Source: PR by the Book
Grade: A+
Ages: 12+
Steam: Nada
June 29, 2015
Phenomenal gift to any young lady with tweet-length tidbits of wise advice — some humorous, some serious, all worth taking note. Cute illustrations, too!
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