Review of Shine

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Rochelle Brandon's book is an educational guide aimed at helping teenage girls navigate adolescence with confidence. Filled with practical tools and empowering advice, it addresses self-esteem, anxiety, and emotional struggles, offering valuable support for both teens and those guiding them. Congrats on being BOTD!
"Our imperfections are what make us human; they are the cracks through which our light shines."
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Thank you for the review! I'm not in this age group, but I think that this type of book could be useful not only for teenage girls but also for parents, teachers, and anyone else who wants to better understand teenagers. It might also help in gaining a better understanding of oneself, especially if there were any difficulties or challenges during that stage of life.
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Post by Prince Nnamdi Ekeoma »

"Shine" by Rochelle Brandon, MD. An interesting book to read, it encourages teenage girls to improve on themselves and to have confidence. This book teaches the teanage girl on self-confidence, self-esteem and how to control their emotions. Congrats on your #BOTD.
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A motivational manual to help teenage females overcome insecurity and self-doubt. It is brimming with useful advice on how to accept your actual self, increase self-esteem, and promote confidence. The book is a fantastic companion for any female because of its realistic advice and motivating anecdotes. Congrats on BOTD.
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Adolescence can be a challenging period. I know from experience because that was the first time I was separated from my family. I was able to pull through because I had help from some things I read. I know this people will help someone out there.
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Her writing is also soothing and comfortable, creating a tone that invites the reader to take on her guidance.
- As how it should be. No one will take advise if its not comfortable. A well written review. Thank you.
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One thing I really loved about your review is how you emphasized the practical, empowering advice in the book. I especially liked how you highlighted the use of tools like diaries, notes, and self-portraits, which shows how well the author connects with teenagers in a relatable and engaging way. It really gave me a sense of how impactful the book can be for young readers. Great job!
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An interesting book for someone like me who interacts with a number of adolescents every month. I will be glad to learn tips on acquiring resilience and adaptation to changes. Tips that I Will use to impact my population.
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Post by Tars »

The title says it all: "Unleashing Your True Self for Teenage Girls" and considering that it was way too long ago when I was one, it would be counterproductive for me to read this book. Still, I can see how useful it can be for teens and, thankfully accept your gift and will recommend it further. Congratulations on BOTD!
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Post by Supritika Ghatak »

Shine by Rochelle Brandon, MD, provides helpful tools like journals and practical counsel to assist teenage girls overcome worry and self-doubt. It's a helpful manual for enhancing self-esteem and emotional resilience despite its length and lack of illustrations.
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This seems like such an empowering and timely book for teenage girls! Learning how to build confidence and resilience at that age is so important. It sounds like "Shine" provides the right mix of inspiration and practical advice. Definitely a great resource for young women ready to embrace their true selves! 🌟
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I think this book will help a lot of young women because it gives them a place to write about there thoughts and feelings and guides them if they have no one else. I would give it to my girls.
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I will start off by saying that I am not the target audience for this book. This book is written to assist parents and guardians who have teenage daughters succeed and "shine" and overcome whatever struggles they might be experiencing. Those that fit the target audience should give this book a second look.
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This book looks like a useful guide to help girls cope with the emotional turmoils that accompany adolescence. Self-esteem and self-confidence seem to be key aspects that the book instills.
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I find this book to be a very great resource for teenage girls and the vast knowledge can help keep them pre informed.
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