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Book Review: Just Sayin Girls Devotional




Just Sayin’ is not your typical 90-day devotional for girls. It’s an all-out open space for girls 8-12 to explore and learn more about themselves and their faith, using creative, wacky applications and doodles to teach Bible truths.

Soft heart, hard heart, which R U? Throwing stones? No! Stop the rocks. Silver, gold—B.L.I.N.G. That is Y-O-U in God’s eyes.
Just Sayin’ isn’t your typical 90-day devo for girls. It’s an all-out open space for you to explore and learn more about yourself and your faith. Prompts get your mind thinking, ideas flowing, and help turn your thoughts and emotions into dynamic doodles and more!
Each of the short, single-page devos were designed for girls just like you, with relevant topic, quotes, Scripture, plus doodles, journal prompts, lists, puzzles, quizzes, fill-in-the-blank prayers, and unique activities that explore Bible truths and ways to apply them—everyday. Just Sayin’ challenges girls to follow Jesus every day. Best. Idea. Ever.

My Review:
This 90 day devotional is sure to spark a new interest in your tween or teen.   This book captures interests by allowing them to write, draw, and bring deep level thinking for each day.   
I was very tempted to use this book for myself since it looks so fun and would create a self discovery with Christ's focus.  Each day would only take about 5 minutes but could be longer if you explored more and reflected more.  
Thanks Zondervan for supplying this book for free in exchange for an honest review.  I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% mine. 


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