Hello Reader,

For years, many have believed the age-old myth that girls aren’t really affected by pornography.

But that’s simply not true.

Girls are growing up in a world where porn and sexualized media

• distort body image,
• undermine self-worth,
• normalize harmful behaviors, and
• shape what they believe about relationships, intimacy, and even their own value.

That’s why I wrote my brand-new read-aloud book for girls ages 7–12:

Good Pictures Bad Pictures Guide for Girls: How I Stay Safe, Smart & Confident

And today it’s 25% off on Amazon.com!*

🌎 *Note for our International followers: My new book is available in the U.S. today with the 25% off discounted price of $17.24. It’s also available in Canada & Mexico today but Amazon has not yet posted the discounted price. We think that will happen soon and we’re contacting Amazon about it. Please check back often.

For European and other international markets like Australia, the book will be available for Print On Demand within a few weeks. Thank you for your patience–we’ll keep you posted!

This beautifully illustrated, hardcover book helps girls understand, in age-appropriate ways:

• what pornography is
• how porn objectifies women and girls
• why sharing private pictures is unsafe
• how sexualized messages can show up in books, anime, music, and more
• why rejecting porn supports better mental and emotional health
• how to use the CAN DO Plan to stay safe
• why talking to a trusted adult is a strong and smart thing to do

I wrote this book to help parents have calm, empowering conversations with their daughters before shame, confusion, or curiosity take root.

Why get it today?

• It’s 25% off for a limited time
• Your purchase can help us become a #1 bestseller
• Strong launch-day sales help Amazon show this book to more families

If you believe the girls in your life deserve better protection from today’s digital dangers, I would be deeply grateful if you’d purchase your copy today.

With gratitude,
Kristen

P.S. Parents began asking me for a book just for girls nearly 10 years ago. In fact, one mom asked me simply to change the illustrations to include girls. But I knew girls needed more. They needed a book that addressed objectification, sexualized media, safety, and the power of parent-led conversations, all devoid of shame.

I’m so grateful this book is finally here! I hope it opens the door to many strong, loving conversations between girls and the adults who care for them.

​Check out my Guide for Girls on Amazon today.

🩷 One more ask–would you post a rating/review of the book once you receive it? Reviews will help other parents find this trusted resource and it’s something you can do that will make a big difference in our broader fight against pornography.