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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Self Confidence for Tween Girls" by Marta Negron.]

"Self Confidence for Tween Girls" by Marta Negron is a motivational book for teenagers to become confident. It begins with an introduction. Here, there’s a collaboration between the author and Lenora, a 12-year-old teen runway fashion model. Each tells a story from their own perspective.

I like that this collaboration with Lenora will make teens relate more to the contents of the book because they’ll be basically learning self-confidence tips and hacks from a teenager, with extras from the author herself. I learned about five tools for being confident, one of which is creativity. It’s necessary to express that creative part of us and find something one is passionate about. When this happens, we’ll see our confidence shine through.

I love the fashion illustrations used, as they help to tell the story better. In this book, she explains confidence in a way I haven’t thought of. There's a fashion mood board, which helps one find their unique style. Lenora divides fashion wear into nine categories, such as street wear, sport wear, and so on. I love this quote from the book: “Confidence also means accepting yourself for who you are and what you look like”. Again, I learned that having an outgoing personality doesn’t necessarily translate to being confident. I like how the readers are alerted when there’s a switch from Martha to Lenora and vice versa. The role positive body language plays is important because it boosts body language.

I didn’t find anything to dislike in this book. The collaborators used easy language to explain things in a comprehensive manner. There were no errors found in the book.

I rate this 5 out of 5 stars, as there’s no justification to deduct any points. This book is recommended to female teens and adults who seek to boost their self confidence because there are lots of valuable lessons to learn.

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"I love the fashion illustrations used, as they help to tell the story better." I could even see that from the book's cover. It already gave me an idea of what the book will be about. Thank you for the review.

Your review has piqued my interest, and I look forward to delving into the pages of "Self Confidence for Tween Girls" based on your recommendation. Cheers!

"Self Confidence for Tween Girls" by Marta Negron, with contributions from Lenora, offers valuable insights on building confidence in teenagers. The collaboration with a teen model, Lenora, provides relatable advice. The book's use of fashion and illustrations enhances its message. It's a well-crafted, error-free guide to nurturing self-confidence.

Your review of 'Self Confidence for Tween Girls' by Marta Negron highlights a unique and motivating approach to building self-confidence in teenagers. The collaboration between the author and Lenora, a 12-year-old teen runway fashion model, is a brilliant touch. It not only makes the book more relatable but also allows young readers to learn self-confidence tips and hacks from someone their age.

The emphasis on creativity as a tool for building confidence is a valuable lesson, and your mention of it resonates strongly. It's essential for tweens to discover their passions and express their creative side to unlock their confidence. This book seems like an empowering and practical resource for young girls seeking self-assurance and personal growth. Thank you for sharing your insights on this motivational read!

you found this book to be not only informative but also relatable, thanks to the collaboration between the author and Lenora, a teenage fashion model. Your positive comments about the easy-to-understand language, the clarity of when the perspectives switch between the author and Lenora, and the absence of errors in the book emphasize its quality.

Your review gives a clear idea of the book's focus on building confidence for teenage girls through collaboration and relatable advice from both the author and a young fashion model. The emphasis on creativity, fashion, and positive self-acceptance seems valuable for the target audience.

Confidence in teenagers is good. But learning confidence from a runaway 12-year-old model? I don't know if that's good or not. Still, I'm curious about her. I'd like to learn her story.

This book sounds like an interesting read about a teenage runway model. I think this book is better suited for teenagers who seek to gain confidence in both their looks and walk.

Like the reviewer rightly said, the book is meant for teenagers. Although, some adults who lack confidence can use it as a boost.

Exploring the story of a runaway 12-year-old model does sound intriguing. It's interesting how different life experiences can shape perspectives and confidence. If you decide to delve into the book, I hope it provides valuable insights and a unique perspective. Enjoy your reading!

Great review here. You broke down every section appropriately. An interesting read I must say. I totally recommend this book to female teenagers and adults.