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Adored 365- Book Review

In an ever-changing world, we can be certain of one thing: we are beloved by God. Adored: 365 Devotions for Young Women tackles tough topics girls face, from bullying and social media to friendships and dating, all the while showing readers how infinitely precious they are in God’s sight.
Each day features an easy-to-read, relevant devotion paired with a scripture verse and journaling space to help readers reflect on the day’s message. With honest, poignant, and sometimes humorous text, every page will speak to the pressures and changes girls face, giving them real-world applications to find God in their hearts and in their lives. Perfect for everyday use, Adored will resonate with girls searching for truth and guidance. Gift givers will love this highly designed book featuring a beautiful, foiled cover, and two-color interior pages.
My Review
Not only is this a great book resource for young ladies but also older ones as well.   We all have a desire to feel loved and sadly this world has messed up that message of what love is.   This book is just what every female need to read each day.  We need to remember we are loved and adored by our daddy God.  That he, in fact, is the author of love and his love is way better than any other worldly message of love. Each day is a very quick read with scripture and a space to write your thoughts.... it's not really that much space so be brief. I find this devotional so important for those girls once they hit that dating age.   We as parents have to try really hard to teach our girls what a healthy relationship is and what are healthy boundaries.  "Adored 365" is currently on sale for $10.49 on Zondervan.com and it would make a great gift that keeps giving all year long if they read one devotional each day.  
Thanks Zondervan for sending me this book to review.  I was not paid for this review and all opinions expressed are 100% my own.     

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