Backwards Beauty: How to Feel Ugly in 10 Simple Steps
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Backwards Beauty: How to Feel Ugly in 10 Simple Steps  -     By: Jessie Minassian

Backwards Beauty: How to Feel Ugly in 10 Simple Steps

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Today's culture bombards girls with a narrow perspective of beauty that are nearly impossible to achieve and leave girls feeling ugly and worthless. True beauty is much deeper and available to everyone. In Backwards Beauty, Minassian exposes ten cultural lies influencing young women to help them find freedom from these negative influences and embrace God's best for their lives. Ages 12 to 18.

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Title: Backwards Beauty: How to Feel Ugly in 10 Simple Steps
By: Jessie Minassian
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
Vendor: NavPress
Publication Date: 2016
Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.50 (inches)
Weight: 7 ounces
ISBN: 1612916295
ISBN-13: 9781612916293
Stock No: WW916293

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If ten girls were asked to describe the “perfect” girl, they would likely rattle off an eerily similar list of qualities—from hair, skin, and weight to a cute button nose. That’s a problem, because God has given girls a desire to be desirable. If girls think that they will be most wanted if they fit a one-size-fits-all image of “perfection,” they will continually chase that proverbial carrot their entire lives.

Backwards Beauty examines ten cultural lies young women listen to regarding beauty to help them unpack how they’re looking at themselves through the wrong lens. The “tips to feel ugly” range from “compare yourself to every other girl” to “eat junk and diet, diet, diet.”

Reading a book by Jessie Minassian is like sitting down with a friend and talking about the hard things in life. Girls will be able to find freedom and hope in the midst of a culture that idolizes beauty.

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