Book cover for Big Feelings Devotions for Girls: What God's Word Says about Emotions by Jean Fischer

Big Feelings Devotions for Girls

What God's Word Says about Emotions

2026 Released
208 Pages
3-4 Hours
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Barbour KidzISBN 9798891512542
Emotions can be confusing and difficult to handle. . .especially for kids.

What better way to support them than by sharing wisdom from God's Word, the perfect guidebook to help them deal healthily with all their moods.

Whatever girls are feeling, the Bible is overflowing with trusted guidance and advice. That's where Big Feelings Devotions for Girls can help!

With 200 readings touching on ALL the emotions--including anger, sadness, happiness, fear, frustration, embarrassment, anxiety, confusion, hurt, shame, depression, and more--these biblically rooted devotions will help the girls in your life to both recognize and manage their feelings.

Features:

  • 200 relatable devotions and prayers
  • overflowing with wisdom and advice to help girls survive and thrive, no matter what they're feeling
  • practical and biblical guidance that parents can trust

Jean Fischer

Jean Fischer has been writing for children for nearly three decades, and has served as an editor with Golden Books. She has written with Thomas Kinkade, John MacArthur, and "Adventures in Odyssey," and is one of the authors for Barbour's "Camp Club Girls" series. A nature lover, Jean lives in Racine, Wisconsin.

Jean Fischer is a bestselling author of Christian books for children and adults. She has written several devotional books for Barbour, including 100 Extraordinary Stories for Courageous Girls. A nature lover, Jean lives in southeast Wisconsin where she enjoys flower gardening, bird-watching, and maintaining a small urban wildlife habitat in her backyard.

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