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This magazine, "The Girlhood Companion" is currently on our "wish list," as we are doing a heavy character training promotion this year within our home. I am hoping to get this for dd's birthday - shhhh don't tell her (tee hee). It is a magazine suggested for girls ages 10-18, which focus' on Godly Character.  Each issue covers a different character trait, and looks at it from a deeper level through articles, editorials and personal stories that reach the heart of our daughter's. It is considered to be a keepsake treasure.  I love this write-up about the magazine by its author Jill Novak:

The word companion is found only 13 times in the Bible. In the Greek New Testament the word sugkoinonos means: participant with others in anything, a joint partnership. Another word which is closely related to it is sunergos, meaning: a companion of labor, one who labors in furthering the cause of Christ. I think these two words perfectly describe the ministry of The Girlhood Home Companion. We are joint partners with your daughter, helping her to participate in all that is feminine and lovely as she grows in the Lord, and a companion in labor, helping her cultivate godly character qualities, thus furthering the cause of Christ. During the Victorian era, when life moved at a much slower pace, there were distinct periods of development in a girl’s life: babyhood, childhood, girlhood, and womanhood. I have seen a marked difference between the girl my oldest daughter used to be, and the lovely woman she has become in Christ. One thing I firmly believe is that girlhood is a priceless training ground that should not be rushed. I am often asked what ages are appropriate for The Girlhood Home Companion. We like to think that you will read the companion to younger daughters, ages 10-11, and discuss it with older daughters, ages 12-18. Of course, there is no reason why you cannot gather with all of your daughters, young and old (and grandmothers, too), to read and discuss the articles found within these pages. In fact, we think that reading The Girlhood weekly at afternoon tea would make a lovely tradition. In that case, dear mother, you will have to hide The Girlhood from your daughters the minute it arrives in the mail.

Hop on over to Jill's blog to get to know her better.

Just thought I would share with you something special :-) Note:  I was not paid or unctioned in any way to endorse this product.  It is just something that piqued my interest as a mom of a daughter that will some day be a wife.