My review...
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The authentic narrative and relatable struggles will likely
strike a chord with many women, particularly those who have felt discouraged or
insecure at one time or another. The author is honest and open about her
struggles with depression, weight issues, and dyslexia. The goal of this book
is to help the reader discover their true identity, as Kristen Dalton Wolfe
did.
The chapters address a number of topics, such as style,
beauty, resilience, focus, wisdom, purity, forgiveness, and self-worth. One of
the chapters start with a quote pertaining to the topic, and each chapter ends
with a prayer and “wonder words” (relevant Bible verses for the chapter). In
the Afterword, the author reminds the reader what they became when they were
adopted and married into the Royal Family, which includes a new creature, a
temple of God, a royal priestess, and a sparkle.
There are a number of positive points made in this book.
However, at times, I felt that things were a bit too focused on encouraging the
reader to enhance or focus on their looks, which seem to contradict the message
of embracing your God-given beauty.
Some of my favorite quotes:
·
“Jesus is an identity transformer.”
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“When we are in control, God isn’t.”
·
“Losing is an opportunity to grow in character
and skill.”
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“We can’t control everything, but we can decide
how you will respond.”
·
“…focus on what God is giving, instead of what
you’re lacking.”
Disclaimer: I received
a complimentary copy, but I wasn’t required to leave a positive review.
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