5-Minute Gratitude Devotional for Teen Girls - by Leslie Leasure (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Help teen girls deepen their gratitude and faith in just 5 minutes each day

It can be tough to be a teen girl. Between school, friends, and thoughts of the future, there are a lot of challenges to navigate. This faith-based gratitude journal offers insightful scripture and prompts that encourage teen girls to focus on what's truly important and let go of the thoughts and feelings that don't serve them. As they explore what gratitude means, they'll discover that it isn't just a feeling--it's a form of praise.

• Short and spiritual--These brief, simple devotions only take 5 minutes, so it's easy to find time for them on busy days.
• Just for teen girls--Teens will discover Bible passages that are relevant to their life, with advice for dealing with crushes, peer pressure, grades, and more.
• Long-term habits--Practicing gratitude consistently helps young women develop a lifelong routine of kindness, appreciation, and self-awareness.

Make faith and gratitude a cornerstone of a teen girl's life with this modern entry into devotionals for teen girls.

Review Quotes

"Rev. Leasure offers thoughts on a variety of situations a teen girl might face, inviting personal reflection while grounding each topic in Scripture. This is a gift to readers, and I only wish I had this book as a companion in my teenage years." --Rev. Dr. Diane Weible

"So much in life distracts us from thriving as the person God created us to be. With these short daily devotionals, Leslie helps you explore ways to grow an orientation to gratitude that can help you clarify the way to grow and be your best self." --Karen Oliveto, bishop of the Mountain Sky Conference of The United Methodist Church

"This collection of short daily devotionals will help build up girls in a world that wants to tear them down. It is honest, inclusive, and affirming--perfect for Christian families looking to support teen girls as they deepen their character and develop their spiritual practice of reflection grounded in Scripture." --Brie Loskota, mother of 3 and executive director of Martin Marty Center for the Public Understanding of Religion, Divinity School, University of Chicago