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Smart Girls, Smart Choices: Avoiding the 10 Biggest Mistakes Young Women Make
Every young woman makes mistakes at some point in her life. Usually they are not a big deal and can be fixed. Sometimes, though, a girl can really mess up her life with a few bad decisions. Wouldn’t it be great if everyone had a trusted big sister they could turn to for advice?
Megan Clinton, college student at Liberty University and the author of Totally God’s , has a heart for teen girls trying to make their way in today’s world. She’s discovered 10 things that girls do that make their life crazy. In a comfortable, friend-to-friend style Megan gives compassionate help and godly counsel, including what to do if some bad decisions have already been made.
From hanging with the wrong crowd, to confusing sex for love or not understanding their own gifts and strengths, Megan helps girls see their path more clearly and find God’s way of living. Megan’s dad, Christian counselor Dr. Tim Clinton even adds his thoughts and advice―as a loving dad and as a counselor. This practical, heartfelt book will help every teen girl make smart choices for her life.
Megan Clinton, college student at Liberty University and the author of Totally God’s , has a heart for teen girls trying to make their way in today’s world. She’s discovered 10 things that girls do that make their life crazy. In a comfortable, friend-to-friend style Megan gives compassionate help and godly counsel, including what to do if some bad decisions have already been made.
From hanging with the wrong crowd, to confusing sex for love or not understanding their own gifts and strengths, Megan helps girls see their path more clearly and find God’s way of living. Megan’s dad, Christian counselor Dr. Tim Clinton even adds his thoughts and advice―as a loving dad and as a counselor. This practical, heartfelt book will help every teen girl make smart choices for her life.
- GenresYoung AdultChristian
168 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2010
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October 22, 2021
one of the best book ... must read
December 14, 2010
Megan Clinton, a pre-med college student, has written Smart Girls, Smart Choices as a “how to” guide for helping college age women avoid some common pitfalls.
Megan’s goal was to "get real" and dig into the issues that young women today are facing. Some of the issues touched on in this book are desperation for love and acceptance, being driven or controlled by emotions, selfishness and pride, performance acceptance traps, insecurity and more.
Megan encourages young women to stop chasing after the things in life that do not matter and to focus solely on God and His will for their lives. Each chapter offers inspirational quotes, a prayer, a “Smart Girls Remember” section and feedback from young women who Megan has interviewed for this book. Perfect for the “20 Something” age group who are facing challenges in life and wanting a closer relationship with God.
Megan’s goal was to "get real" and dig into the issues that young women today are facing. Some of the issues touched on in this book are desperation for love and acceptance, being driven or controlled by emotions, selfishness and pride, performance acceptance traps, insecurity and more.
Megan encourages young women to stop chasing after the things in life that do not matter and to focus solely on God and His will for their lives. Each chapter offers inspirational quotes, a prayer, a “Smart Girls Remember” section and feedback from young women who Megan has interviewed for this book. Perfect for the “20 Something” age group who are facing challenges in life and wanting a closer relationship with God.
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May 19, 2012I'm learning to give All my emotions about relationships to God, so He can be in control so my emotions won't be in control of me and the decisions I make!!!!! =)
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