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Girls: Faults and Ideals A Familiar Talk, with Quotations from Letters   By: (1840-1912)

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Girls: Faults and Ideals A Familiar Talk, with Quotations from Letters by J. R. (James Russell) Miller is a remarkable piece of literature that delves into the complexities of womanhood. Authored by J.R. Miller, a renowned writer and Presbyterian minister, this book offers profound insights into the faults and ideals embodied by girls as they navigate their journey towards maturity.

One of the book's greatest strengths lies in its ability to approach the topic of womanhood with honesty and understanding. Miller's writing is compassionate, addressing the imperfections and struggles that girls face while simultaneously presenting them with empowering ideals to strive for. By combining his own wisdom with quotes from letters, he creates a dynamic narrative that provides readers with both practical advice and illuminating anecdotes.

The book covers a wide range of topics, each chapter focusing on a specific aspect of girls' lives. From discussing the importance of character development to exploring the role of education and the pursuit of beauty, Miller provides a comprehensive guide to shaping and understanding the essence of womanhood. He acknowledges the societal pressures that often weigh heavily on girls, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance and genuine self-improvement.

What sets this book apart is its ability to transcend time. Although it was originally written in the late 19th century, its relevance remains evident even today. The complexities and challenges that Miller addresses are timeless, making his insights invaluable to readers of any era. The book acts as a reminder that despite the ever-changing circumstances and societal norms, the principles that guide a healthy and fulfilling life remain constant.

Furthermore, Miller's writing style is engaging and accessible, allowing readers to grasp his message effortlessly. Whether one is a girl in search of guidance or an individual curious about the intricacies of womanhood, this book is approachable and captivating.

While the lack of a title for this review inhibits the ability to identify the book concisely, it should not detract from the merits that Girls: Faults and Ideals A Familiar Talk, with Quotations from Letters by J. R. Miller possesses. It is a thought-provoking exploration of the challenges and aspirations of young women, adeptly guiding readers towards a better understanding of their faults and how to channel their energies towards embracing their ideals. Whether read as a standalone book or as part of J. R. Miller's larger body of work, it is a timeless and valuable resource for girls and women everywhere.

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GIRLS: FAULTS AND IDEALS.

A FAMILIAR TALK, WITH QUOTATIONS FROM LETTERS.

BY

J.R. MILLER, D.D.

NEW YORK 10 EAST FOURTEENTH ST.

THOMAS V. CROWELL & CO.

BOSTON: 100 PURCHASE STREET. GIRLS: FAULTS AND IDEALS.

"Cleanse thou me from secret faults." PSA. xix, 12. "The King's daughter is all glorious within: her clothing is of wrought gold." PSA. xiv. 13.

The religion of Christ has something to say to every man, woman, and child, in every relation, on every day, in every experience of life. It is not something for Sundays, and for prayer meetings, and for sick rooms, death beds, and funerals: it is just as much for the school room, the play ground, the store, the kitchen, the street. Wherever you may chance to be, if you listen you will hear a voice behind you, whispering, "This is the way; walk ye in it." The Bible is the Word of God, our Father's will concerning his children; and it has something to say each day, at every point of experience, to every one of us. I want to help the girls and young women, if I can, to hear a little of what Christ has to say to them.

It is good for us to see ourselves as others see us. Hence, I have asked a number of Christian young men to give me answers to certain questions, and from these I have quoted in this familiar talk. I take two of these questions, viz... Continue reading book >>




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