My Feet Aren't Ugly - A Book on Self Esteem for Girls

Low self-esteem is becoming a pandemic around the world.

Girls as young as eight are criticizing their bodies and determining at an early age what will need fixing to get them to perfection.

Debra Beck, author of My Feet Aren't Ugly, isn't just turning a blind to this issue - she's helping teen girls feel better about themselves and teaching parents and grandparents how to help build self-esteem in their offspring.

In My Feet Aren't Ugly, Beck gives insight into what it takes for a young girl to develop a healthy level of confidence - in her appearance, her relationships, and the decisions that she makes.

She takes into account the ritual teenage years that are ripe with anxiety, self doubt, and peer pressure.  It's a celebration of every young girl's uniqueness and a guide to getting over those times when they're worried about who's more popular, who looks better, or whether they're "good enough" to do anything.

As a parent, this book is the perfect accompaniment to your personal guidance and influence over your daughter or granddaughter.  Debra Beck isn't just a person shouting from the sidelines - she's a mentor for teenage girls and founder of Spirited Youth, an organization just for girls whose mission is to help them become empowered with a high dose of self-esteem.

As a mom of two daughters herself, Debra's reflection on the issue of low self esteem with the female teenage demographic is open and honest and genuine in how it helps you face the challenge of getting your daughter to embrace the positive influence you provide.