While this is geared towards teens/college-aged girls, I found this truly uplifting and motivating. I love daily devotions, so I wanted to give this a go. I think this healed some of my childhood/girl issues. I loved the devotions as well as the scripture that was included. The questions helped me dig deep but also be open and lay my worries at God's feet. I truly enjoyed this! I know it's meant for younger girls, but I'm a 38 year old woman, and it hit home for me and my past self. Loved every bit of it!

I received this from NetGalley and Tommy Nelson to read/review. All of the statements above are my true opinions after fully reading and utilizing these devotions and journal prompts.

This is a good resource for Christian teen girls to help them deal with difficult subjects such as loneliness, self image and social media. I liked the format of each day with Bible verses, a story/devotion, and questions to encourage the girls to reflect on the devotion and apply it to their lives.

Yours, Not Hers by Kari Kampakis is a teen devotional that covers a lot of the topics her podcast covers. She includes personal stories in each entry and relates it back to the Bible and how to apply it to your life. I pre read this before getting it for my daughter. It will be a great resource when she’s a bit older. I think this is geared toward early high school and higher as there are several college stories included.

Thank you NetGalley for the opportunity to read this book for my honest opinion.

This devotion book would be cute for adolescent girls. It addresses the real world struggles associated with teenage years - love, loneliness, beauty, self image, anxiety; In each devotional there is usually a story relating to the topic as well as some practical applications. I really enjoyed that aspect of a list of things to do or think about and it might make young girls feel a little more grounded. The reflection questions as the end of each devotion were very thorough and though provoking, encouraging a deeper connection to God and getting to know yourself a little better. There are mentions of some of the very real things teen girls may come into contact with - pornography, sexual relationships, ect. So parents use your discretion on ages of reading, but overall I would have loved to have this devotional during my teen years. A great tool to bring young girls closer to the Lord. Thank you NetGalley, Kari Kampakis, and Tommy Nelson for the opportunity to read and review this devotional!

This was good, it follows a God based self help journey. Which in itself is good! There are some points that I disagree with such as society wants girls to be control boys and manipulate their emotions to get what you want. That’s not the case, while it can be boys also are ones who manipulate. There are lots of good things in here for young girls but also some harmful things.