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Each one of these girls that has come into my home is searching for her worth. I am amazed at their answers when I ask them what they struggle with the most. The majority of the girls struggle with their body shape, if they are pretty enough, or if they are smart enough. I have been where they are If I could now see myself at age 16, I think I would see my body with different eyes. It would be wrinkle free with no effects of gravity that are now dragging body parts downward But the sad truth is I still would not be content today if that's all I had to make myself feel acceptable to others....

One Brick at a Time is Elaine Oostra's life story. She shares her fond and sometimes humorous memories of childhood as well as the struggles and pain of growing up with a mom who suffered from mental illness. She goes in depth of what it took to overcome bitterroots. She addresses the walls we put around ourselves for protection from present or past hurts inflicted by others, or our own regrets we want to keep secret. The building material for this wall is fear. The mortar that holds the bricks into place is bitterness, guilt, and anger. There is nothing attractive about these walls, no...