Review: More Beauty, Less Beast - Deborah M. Coty

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Do you love looking beautiful ? Wanting a book to show you how to look beautiful on the inside and outside?
Review: More Beauty, Less Beast - Deborah M. Coty- March 2012
Do you love to look Beautiful and feel beautiful but worry that you aren't looking at yourself as a whole ? Are you turning into the vain beast from "Beauty and The Beast" ? Are you the female version of Kyle Kingsbury from Alex Flinn's "Beastly" ?
With Deborah M. Coty's new book "More Beauty, Less Beastly" , you will be taught how to not only transform your outside into looking the beautiful stunning person you are meant to be but also how to more importantly transform your inner self as being Beautiful is meaningless unless you have a great personality and a beautiful inside. 
This book is an easy read – separated into 3 larger unit sections containing smaller chapters of about 7 pages.  The sections focus on outer beauty, inner beauty, and beautifying your world.  Reading one of these chapters could be an inspirational start to your day!  Questions to prompt additional thought/action on the day’s topic appear at the end of each chapter.  Topics like “maturing gracefully”, “building confidence”, and “forgiveness”, and “marriage” are related with optimism, terrific humour, and personal stories.  Every topic is also told with a view of how our Lord would view His children as they obsess over relationships and appearances. 
More Beauty,Less Beast is the perfect guide for all Christian Teenage girls as spread throughout the novel are bible verses, references to particular books in the bible, Talks with "Papa God" .
Aimed at 13-16+ Girls.

















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  1. AnonymousJune 6, 2012 at 10:17 PM

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