Ever check the mirror and wonder if you look good enough? Do you choose clothes to disguise your flaws? Do you sometimes think plastic surgery might be the only way for you to feel good about your body? Do you ever feel squeezed into someone else's mold?

Come and join Margot Starbuck in her journey to become unsqueezed! In twenty-seven brief, funny, and reflective chapters she helps us discover why God really gave us bodies and what we can do with them to serve him and others.

Jump out of that suffocating mold and discover what your body is really for.
 

IVP Books, 2010
8.2 x 5.5 inches 237 pages

	MARGOT STARBUCK (MDiv, Princeton Theological Seminary) was ordained in the Presbyterian Church USA and is the Confessions Editor of Geez Magazine’s “Sinner’s Corner.” She is a freelance writer, speaker, and the author of a spiritual memoir, The Girl In The Orange Dress: Searching for a Father Who Does Not Fail (InterVarsity Press, 2009).