Do You See Me? - Hunt, Victoria J.
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Explore the journey of self-discovery with Lesa in this empowering book on building self-esteem. Rather than seeking external approval, Lesa learns to find beauty within herself. As a seemingly ordinary girl, Lesa faces a disheartening struggle when her friends and parents fail to recognize her worth. However, a transformative moment occurs when she gazes into the mirror and discovers the source of her own jubilation. This poignant narrative encourages readers to embrace self-love and recognize the intrinsic beauty that lies within, promoting a powerful message of empowerment and confidence.

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Explore the journey of self-discovery with Lesa in this empowering book on building self-esteem. Rather than seeking external approval, Lesa learns to find beauty within herself. As a seemingly ordinary girl, Lesa faces a disheartening struggle when her friends and parents fail to recognize her worth. However, a transformative moment occurs when she gazes into the mirror and discovers the source of her own jubilation. This poignant narrative encourages readers to embrace self-love and recognize the intrinsic beauty that lies within, promoting a powerful message of empowerment and confidence.
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Autorenporträt
Victoria J. Hunt, a licensed mental health counselor based in Lakeland, Florida, boasts a rich background as a former public-school counselor with 15 years of experience. Having served students in primary and secondary settings, Victoria transitioned to private practice. Outside her professional life, she treasures moments with family, friends, and her daughter, Danae. Motivated by a passion for empowering children, Victoria authored a book addressing the struggles faced by those who feel unseen. Her work challenges children to cultivate self-awareness and recognize their uniqueness, fostering emotional independence beyond external validation.