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"Loved & Cherished" 100 Devotions for Girls -Book Review

 

About the Book

Am I loved? Am I valuable? Am I smart? The questions can go on for as long as a girl’s imagination and self-image allow. A girl needs to know that she is enough because of God’s love.

So often, girls and women give in to the lies that how they look and how popular they are determines their worth. But as children of God, we can have the confidence that we are loved, protected, secure, whole, and valuable because God is our heavenly father.

Loved and Cherished equips girls ages 8–12 to:

  • Discover perfect, unconditional love in God, and that she doesn’t have to perform or be perfect to receive that love.
  • Know she has God’s protection, despite living in an often-scary world.
  • Let go of heartaches, fears, and failures, because she has the love she needs to face it.
  • Build a strong foundation of faith on the love who will never leave her so she can face the challenges of growing up.

With a beautifully decorated cover, ribbon marker, and lovely page illustrations, this book of devotions will make the perfect gift for any girl in your life who deserves to know she is cherished, treasured, valuable, and worthy.

MY REVIEW:

I am enjoying reading this devotional book with my daughter.  She is 13 and yes this book is more for 8-12 but she is enjoying it and it is still applicable to her as well.   This quick devotional only takes us about 5 minutes to complete.   We read it before we pray together as a family.   It has really helped guide our prayers as we prayed together at the end of the day.   I like that this devotional has a scripture tied to a brief teaching.   Then at the end it has a moment called "living cherished" and "talking to God."   Those sections really help speak hope and truth into anyone!   I like that this book is separated into three sections.   Section 1 is "I am loved" and everything in the daily tasks helps girls learn that they are loved by the creator of love.   Section 2  is "I am Cherished" and that helps girls understand that they are important and were made for a purpose.  The last section is "I am Secure"  and that points everything back to Jesus and our relationship with him and going deeper in understanding.  

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