Daughter. Learning to Love, Make Friends, Pray

It is no secret that non-churchgoing peers sometimes regard Orthodox children with irony and even hostility. A child who attends church may find it difficult to make friends among them and to defend the right to "be different from everyone else." How to cope with these challenges? This is discussed in the book by E. Kalikinskaya, "Daughter," intended not only for children but also for parents. Girls will learn how to navigate tricky situations in communication with classmates, whether they need to dress fashionably, how to feel beautiful, and their mothers will learn how to explain to their children what beauty is, why it is necessary to go to church, to pray, to confess, why one should not be late for service, and why it is not necessary to strive to be like everyone else.