[Read a long time ago. Can't remember rating. I do remember when my mom bought me this book while in line at a TJ Maxx. It's been years since I've read it, but I feel like there was a how to write a message with invisible ink activity. Or, maybe that was the Daring Boys book?]

Reviewed by Lauren Ashley for TeensReadToo.com

THE GIRLS' BOOK OF GLAMOUR by Sally Jeffrie is a short, cute read all about how to be the best, prettiest, most confident girl you can be.

The book is written in sections, with titles such as How to Customize Your School Uniform, How to Make Your Own Lip Gloss, and even How to Soothe Tired Feet.

The book is great for giving good ideas on how to clean your makeup brushes, exit a limo properly, and make tie-dyed shirts in a fun manner. All of these things are perfect for girls of different ages to know, but there are a few things that aren't something you would actually want to try and do, such as follow most of the tips on how to be a hand model. This type of information is more of a humorous read then a practical guide.

Overall, this was a really cute book, and features some things that young girls, teens, and adults might wish to accomplish with some help! ( )