Between Us Girls
Walks & Talks for Moms & Daughters
Trish Donohue
It seems like such a long time ago that I was a young pre-teen girl. Sometimes, as mothers, we aren't sure how to relate to our young daughters. The author has taken her personal experience and faith to write a resource for moms who want to relate to their daughters and have conversations with them that mean something; conversations that go beyond the surface and connect in a meaningful way.
The book is small and compact, but filled with lots of fun and useful information. The author begins with the idea of a walk between mother and daughter as they talk and share. Each chapter is based on this idea. They begin with a devotional or thought on the chapter's subject. There are questions for the mom and daughter to answer, Bible passages to read, and thoughts to ponder. Each one covers a topic that needs to be addressed, a learning experience, or a subject that is connecting in regards to relationships. I loved the concept and can't wait to try these out with my daughter. I think we will both enjoy working our way through the book. I also appreciated the care that went into the chapter in the back on sexual abuse and ways to avoid or work through it. This is definitely a book I would recommend to any mother who has a daughter.
The book is small and compact, but filled with lots of fun and useful information. The author begins with the idea of a walk between mother and daughter as they talk and share. Each chapter is based on this idea. They begin with a devotional or thought on the chapter's subject. There are questions for the mom and daughter to answer, Bible passages to read, and thoughts to ponder. Each one covers a topic that needs to be addressed, a learning experience, or a subject that is connecting in regards to relationships. I loved the concept and can't wait to try these out with my daughter. I think we will both enjoy working our way through the book. I also appreciated the care that went into the chapter in the back on sexual abuse and ways to avoid or work through it. This is definitely a book I would recommend to any mother who has a daughter.
I received this book free of charge from Litfuse Publicity in exchange for my honest review.
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