Books with title Beautiful You

Beautiful Joe CHAPTER I ONLY A CUR My name is Beautiful Joe, and I am a brown dog of medium size. I am not called Beautiful Joe because I am a beauty. Mr. Morris, the clergyman, in whose family I have lived for the last twelve years, says that he thinks I must be called Beautiful Joe for the same reason that his grandfather, down South, called a very ugly colored slave-lad Cupid, and his mother Venus. I do not know what he means by that, but when he says it, people always look at me and smile. I know that I am not beautiful, and I know that I am not a thoroughbred. I am only a cur. When my mistress went every year to register me and pay my tax, and the man in the office asked what breed I was, she said part fox-terrier and part bull-terrier; but he always put me down a cur. I don't think she liked having him call me a cur; still, I have heard her say that she preferred curs, for they have more character than well-bred dogs. Her father said that she liked ugly dogs for the same reason that a nobleman at the court of a certain king did namely, that no one else would. I am an old dog now, and am writing, or rather getting a friend to write, the story of my life. I have seen my mistress laughing and crying over a little book that she says is a story of a horse's life, and sometimes she puts the book down close to my nose to let me see the pictures. I love my dear mistress; I can say no more than that; I love her better than any one else in the world; and I think it will please her if I write the story of a dog's life. She loves dumb animals, and it always grieves her to see them treated cruelly.

"Beautiful Joe" book has a beautiful glossy cover and a blank page for the dedication. "My name is Beautiful Joe, and I am a brown dog of medium size. I am not called Beautiful Joe because I am a beauty. Mr. Morris, the clergyman, in whose family I have lived for the last twelve years, says that he thinks I must be called Beautiful Joe for the same reason that his grandfather, down South, called a very ugly colored slave-lad Cupid, and his mother Venus. I am an old dog now, and am writing, or rather getting a friend to write, the story of my life. I have seen my mistress laughing and crying over a little book that she says is a story of a horse's life, and sometimes she puts the book down close to my nose to let me see the pictures."

Chelsea Crockett is one of the biggest names in social media today, best known for her popular YouTube channel, BeautyLiciousInsider, which she started when she was only 13. Two-and-a-half million fans later, and Chelsea's only just getting started. Chelsea's debut book, Your Own Beautiful, expands upon the beauty tips and inspirational advice featured on her YouTube channel. A life, faith, and beauty guide for teenage and college-aged girls, Your Own Beautiful offers advice on the big issues all girls face - from self-confidence and friendship to following your dreams. With her signature grace and wit, Chelsea tackles tough questions through uplifting messages influenced by her faith and life experiences. And die-hard fans of BeautyLiciousInsider will be thrilled to find Chelsea's trademark tips on makeup and style included throughout the book. Part beauty guide, part advice book, Your Own Beautiful will appeal to the listeners of Sadie Robertson's Live Original and Michelle Phan's Make Up. Featuring how-tos and more, Your Own Beautiful will become the go-to life guide for young women.

Teen pageant contestant Annabelle Moss sees her life shattered when her parents die in a car accident. A small ray of hope dawns when Gwendolyn Wentworth, the richest lady in town and former pageant queen, offers to take her in and be her coach.Former child pageant contestant Taryn Wentworth hides behind oversized clothes and hair covering her face. At odds with her mother, she gives Annabelle the cold shoulder.But as the world darkens and the real beast reveals itself, Annabelle and Taryn must rely on each other’s love to survive.A contemporary lesbian YA inspired by a classic fairy tale, Beautiful Beast explores what it really means to be beautiful…and beloved.

Believe You Are Beautiful is a delightful book filled with life lessons for adults and children. A caterpillar turning into a butterfly is the basis for this timeless fable that perfectly describes the message of the book - beauty is on the inside. Children will love following Caterpillar after he gets bullied by an ant, seeks wisdom from Owl, and completes his journey of transformation. This story of self-discovery, and the beautifully illustrated characters, will keep children fully engaged while learning to love themselves and respect differences in others. Reading Believe You Are Beautiful to a child is the first step to encoding the message that beauty exists within, and that differences are to be celebrated, not put down. Healthy self-esteem is the foundation for a child being less likely to harm self or others. Believe You Are Beautiful provides a child mental tools to deal with being bullied while laying groundwork for acceptance of others. Don’t miss out on this fun, yet very important book. Less bullies, less victims, less self-harm, more love! Grab your copy now! More from the Author Bullying has many forms and is a major problem in our homes, schools, businesses and clubs. The first step in being kind is to think about how much it hurts to have someone be unkind to you. The second step is to make a commitment to be kind to everyone at all times. A fundamental part of having good self-esteem (a feeling of self-trust and self-worth) is to realize that other people's votes about you don't count as much as your vote does; it's what you think that matters. "What is ugly to one person can be beautiful to another. Some people think that something different from them is ugly." We don't honor differences. Differences are what make us unique and special. It is important to remember to believe in yourself. And, because beauty is on the inside, you are beautiful---no exceptions. These are messages for every person alive. Messages of value and worth .........and messages about changing the bullying to acts of kindness. We CAN change what is happening in the erosion of kindness; it begins with choosing to be kind to everyone in each situation. It starts with me and next is............YOU! Thank You for spreading the message of kindness by purchasing this book. Sandy Spurgeon McDaniel

What does God dream for you?Do you sometimes look at your circumstances, or the disappointments you’ve had in life, and wonder if your dreams will ever be realized? This gentle devotional takes you deep into the truth that you are whole and beautiful in God’s eyes. Drawing from the insights she shared in Becoming Myself, Stasi Eldredge offers reflections, scriptures, and prayers that celebrate how God delights in seeing you become who you truly are.

Elizabeth Ryan is a beautiful, shy, naïve high school senior. Having never dated she meets the boy of her dreams, Aidan Mitchell. Despite his history of womanizing Liz is drawn to him. Soon Liz becomes the envy of all the girls on campus, when they become a couple and her dream boyfriend sweeps her off her feet and into the dating world that is all too new and strange for her. When other guys start to take notice of Liz, Aidan is troubled with fits of jealousy. Elizabeth then meets the ruggedly handsome, Spencer Hayes and they quickly bond over their passion for music. Liz begins to struggle with the feelings that spark between them. In the end Elizabeth finds herself torn between helping Aidan overcome his jealousy and anger and giving into what her heart truly wants.