Christina Hergenrader

Authentic and relatable, this youth bible study gives teen girls permission to take an honest look at themselves and see what God sees. Written with wit, humor, and vulnerability, it acknowledges feelings of insecurity, rejection, and uncertainty while pointing girls to the truth of who they really are. As God’s loved and forgiven daughters, they have an unchanging identity and value in Christ that allows them to shine!

Cheesy, but gritty, predictable but honest—living life at camp puts you all to close to one another. This first person narrated book looks at issues like loss, abandonment, and figuring this crazy life out. Yes, the ending is predictable, but at the end you feel like you’ve made some good friends, just like the end of camp.