As a mother of four daughters, I have seen firsthand the struggle to find God's will in a woman's life. The road our daughters choose is radically different than the one the world is promoting, but it is the one they know God is placing them on. Throughout the centuries, women have made difficult, and many times unpopular, decisions. Not all of them would I support, but historically, you cannot deny that these are women who have impacted the world for Christ.

Ten Girls Who Didn't Give In tells the stories of Blandina, Lysken Dirks, Betty Stam, and other martyred reformation women or missionaries.

Ten Girls Who Changed the World includes the childhoods of Amy Carmichael, Corrie Ten Boom, and Gladys Aylward.

Ten Girls Who Made a Difference highlights the early days of some of the wives and mothers of great men, like Katherine Luther, Sabina Wurmbrand, and Susanna Wesley.

Ten Girls Who Made History recounts the youth of such notables as Elisabeth Elliot, Betty Green, Lottie Moon, and more.

As with the boys' series, each book is 160 pages long and concludes each chapter with interesting facts, keynotes, and something to think about.

These Christian women were once little girls playing with dolls, making mistakes and growing up in quite a different world. But was it that different? Irene Howat has researched the lives of these famous women of God and draws out lessons we can all relate to. Each book is about 150 pages long and concludes each chapter with interesting facts, keynotes, and something to think about.