Golden Spirit

Carmen Browne #3

by Stephanie Perry Moore

Third in the Carmen Browne Series, Golden Spirit finds Carmen meeting new challenges and facing serious issues such as domestic violence, and her own tendency toward bossiness. This series focuses on issues faced by many preteen girls and teaches inspiring lessons about dealing with gossip, self-esteem, and body image.

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

About the author

STEPHANIE PERRY MOORE is the author of many Young Adult Christian fiction titles, including the Payton Skky series, the Laurel Shadrach series, the Perry Skky Jr. series, the Faith Thomas Novelzine series, the Carmen Browne series, and the Beta Gamma Pi series. She is also the co-editor for the impactful BibleZine, REAL. Mrs. Moore speaks with young people across the country, showing them how they can live life fully and do it God's way. Stephanie currently lives in the greater Atlanta area with her husband, Derrick, a former NFL player and author, and their three children. Visit her website at www.stephanieperrymoore.com.

Reviews

[Jayla Best · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this book

[Annaya♥ · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is about ten year old Carmen Browne. In this book Carmen and her family were just sitting one couch in the living room watching a movie when they heard police sirens? Carnen's dad decided to go check it out with a few other neighbors and they learned that Carmen's best friend Rian's parents got into an argument and Mr. Thomas hit his wife pretty bad and she is in the hospital. They took Rian's dad to jail and whether school found out about the incident they gave the students hard lessons about domestic violence and had assemblies about it so the students know how bad this type of violence is. This book teaches you about domestic violenEe the power of forgiveness, and believing in God when everything in your world is upside down.

[OOSA · Rating 5 out of 5]

Golden Spirit

In book 3 of the Carmen Brown series we're faced with bullies, gossip, self esteem and how it affects others. One of the more popular girls in school is harassed on a daily basis by another girl. Words sometimes are just as vicious as someone's words.

Out of the series this is by far the one I really connected with. It's not good to hurt people no matter how you may think someone `acts' like a snob or like they are better than you. I really believe that people of all ages should read this book.

Reviewed by: Marshae
Pre-teen Reviewer

[Jacqueline Green · Rating 5 out of 5]

its a very interesting book