Think Yourself Gorgeous: How to Feel Good - Inside and Out

Young girls entering puberty often experience a crisis of confidence which, if ignored, can lead to life-long issues. Here, experienced advice columnist Anita Naik shows that low self-esteem and bad body image happens to everyone, no matter how they behave in public?including the most popular girls. And she demonstrates why it pays to love the real you, warts and all. Focusing on issues of weight, beauty, peer pressure, stress, body image, puberty, and emotions, this guide will help young girls to understand why their idea of themselves is taking a downward turn, why it is natural for them to feel that way, and what they can do about it. Packed with bodylicious tips, quotes from other teenagers, and practical advice, it will address all the tricky areas that can damage a girl's confidence and help them learn to feel gorgeous inside and out.

Anita Naik is a freelance journalist who has written for magazines including Glamour and Red. Her previous titles include Babe Bible, Flirtology, The Lazy Girl's Guide to a Fabulous Body, and The Lazy Girl's Guide to Good Sex. She is currently an editor on the Dove Campaign For Real Beauty website, writing about self-esteem issues for teenage girls and their mothers.