Brave Girls Devotional Books Review



Brave Girls Faithful Friends

You can purchase this book from Tommy Nelson for $7.99

http://www.thomasnelson.com/brave-girls-faithful-friends

You can also purchase from Amazon.com for $7.99

http://www.amazon.com/Brave-Girls-Faithful-Friends-Devotional/dp/0718030583/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1428604462&sr=8-2&keywords=Brave+Girls+Devotional+Books

Each devotion will include:

•A relevant opening scripture from the Bible
•A thought-provoking devotion to encourage a faithful and friendly heart
•An engaging closing prayer to help the reader become the ambassador of friendship God wants her to be!

My daughter loved both of these Brave Girls Devotional books. When I gave them to her she thought it was just a story book.


But when she opened it up she kept saying "look it has"... She loved that she gets to write her own thoughts from the devotional. The book has other neat ways for your child to interact. We encourage prayer and definitely encourage our children to share their faith with their friends. It is very important. I pray that reading this book will help her be more prepared when her friends ask those important questions.


Girls deal with so much on a daily basis and some girls don't have a person to lead them in the Godly direction. Brave Girls can help!

Each of these books is a full 90 day devotional for girls ages 8-13.

The Brave Girls series has girls that your child can relate to. The girls are Hope, Glory, Faith, Honor and Gracie.

Great purchase for that preteen in your life.

Brave Girls Better than Perfect is the other book in this set that I reviewed


You can purchase this book for $7.99 also from Tommy Nelson
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I received this book set in exchange for my honest review





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