Ten Girls Who Used Their Talents by Irene Howat

This inspiring volume tells the true-life stories of ten girls who believed God had given them special gifts and used them for His glory. As they grew, each became a woman whose life challenged, encouraged, and made a difference for Christ. 

This book features the inspiring lives of Harriet Beecher Stowe, who used her writing to fight injustice; Mildred Cable, a bold missionary and explorer; Sarah Edwards, who faithfully supported Christian ministry; Annie Lawson, who served God through practical skills; Carine Mackenzie, a gifted communicator and Christian publisher; Katie Ann Mackinnon, known for her compassion and rescue work; Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, who protected and encouraged persecuted believers; Helen Roseveare, a medical missionary who served in Africa; Patricia St. John, an author who touched hearts through her stories; and Mary Verghese, who overcame physical challenges to serve others with courage and faith.