For the Girls
This is a favorite of mine. I recommend that you also purchase the Life Lessons from the Princess and the Kiss, also by Jennie Bishop. It is a story that is so rich that young children will enjoy the tale and beautiful illustrations, but older girls will get the deep messages of this allegory.
This next one we discovered in a church library and really enjoyed checking it out over and over again. It is a great tale of what it means to be pure and the importance of boundaries. Again, it is good for younger children and tween girls.
These two books always sold out before the half way point of the retreat. They are written in an easy to read format and present the types of things tween girls like to know, like hair-do how to's, from a Godly perspective. There are many books in this series and they go in and out of print, so buy them when you can and realize that there are many covers for these books.
I like this book because it is presented like a "tween" magazine and includes all the features girls like from those types of magazines but is wholesome and Godly. It teaches positive body image and relationships in a chaste way. I have given this many times as gifts. It is not available on CBD.
One of the only Catholic series out there fr young girls, this was also a show on EWTN for awhile. Many of these titles are out of print and selling for obscene amounts of money. However, I see that Amazon has some for sale. Only two titles are currently available on CBD, Truth for Teens andAll Things Girl: Friends, Fashion and Faith Journal. EWTN also has a video out now, I have never seen it but thought it was worth noting.
This last one, I just recently picked up and have read the first couple of chapters. It is beautifully written and absent of the strong imagery and explicitness often present in more modern tween books. There is also a companion book to use as a mother/daughter study.
I will be posting a list of books for mothers later this week. Thanks.
This last one, I just recently picked up and have read the first couple of chapters. It is beautifully written and absent of the strong imagery and explicitness often present in more modern tween books. There is also a companion book to use as a mother/daughter study.
I will be posting a list of books for mothers later this week. Thanks.
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