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katel1970's review against another edition
4.0
I read this book for my 12 & 13 year old nieces. Some good advice and ideas. Occasionally a bit cheesy--but I'm not the target audience, tweens are. I didn't agree with everything in the book, but all in all, seems helpful.
kbratten's review against another edition
5.0
I work with a youth group of teenage/tween girls and the advice and tone seem spot on, particularly for the 11-15 year old ages. Might feel bit young for older teens. I'm halfway through the adult version, which is much more oriented around information (so far) than action. I loved how this book shared some facts and research, but made it relevant and practical. Clear efforts to be inclusive. Easily skimmable.
deadcowonabun's review against another edition
4.0
Accidentally checked out the kids version of this book on Libby, so I’m not quite the right audience for this book but definitely recommend it to the right demographic. There is still good things to take from it even if you aren’t a kid but struggle with confidence
kbratten's review against another edition
5.0
I work with a youth group of teenage/tween girls and the advice and tone seem spot on, particularly for the 11-15 year old ages. Might feel bit young for older teens. I'm halfway through the adult version, which is much more oriented around information (so far) than action. I loved how this book shared some facts and research, but made it relevant and practical. Clear efforts to be inclusive. Easily skimmable.
chandaurtara's review against another edition
3.0
Kinda boring. The quizzes are nice. Interestingly put together. Didn't help me all that much, but one can try it. I'd recommend sampling it first.
applezing's review against another edition
3.0
I picked this book up because it was recommended in my company's book group. I decided to select the preteen version because I figured it would be a faster read, and it was. I got the basic premise that the authors were trying to communicate in far less reading time. It didn't strike me as anything totally mind-blowing, but I'd definitely still have any future daughters of mine read it!