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Old 06-19-2014, 02:34 AM   #46
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99 Cent Women's Interest Kindle Ebook--Letting Go of Perfect

I'm posting this book under the "Christian Interest" thread instead of the "Non-Fiction" thread because of the author's reference and reliance on the Bible.

Letting Go of Perfect: Women, Expectations, and Authenticity. By Amy Spiegel. Rated 4 1/2 stars from 13 reviews. Print list price $14.99; Kindle price now $0.99. http://www.amazon.com/Letting-Go-Per...d+Authenticity.

Book Description
Have you ever felt as though you didn’t recognize yourself in the mirror and yet you’re frantically trying to keep that image together? Felt bound by the dreams you had for life that you now realize have forced other expectations on you? Or maybe you’ve laughed at one of those insanely ridiculous moments in the day when absolutely everything goes wrong and no matter what you do, the grand purpose seems elusive.

Let’s be honest. We all have a standard in our head that we believe is the perfect Christian woman, wife, and/or mother. Yet, have you ever really examined what that standard is? Yes, God absolutely has standards for what those roles are to be, but is He our source, or is it the peer-pressure-don’t- be-the-odd-one-out-on-Sunday-morning drive to fit in that is driving us away from authenticity and raw faith to outward performance?

Amy Spiegel knows this struggle well and notes, “so many of the women I know seem to feel the same tension in their own lives, teetering on the edge, praying someone will be there to catch them if they fall.” There is a grand purpose to where you are today; join Amy in
Letting Go of Perfect, to look at what it means to truly know the woman in the mirror as well as the God who created, redeems, and equips her.
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