My Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades
- Price
- $12.99
With signature humor and playful eyewear metaphors, popular LDS author Trina Boice coaches teens on the decisions that shape their futures: education, dating, missions, money, body image, talents, and testimony. Each short chapter pairs lighthearted jokes and personal stories with prophetic quotes and scripture, plus fill-in prompts that turn the book into a workbook. Encouraging, funny, and unmistakably Latter-day Saint, it's designed to help youth 'put on their eternal-vision glasses' and see how bright their futures can be.
- Life-prep meets laugh-out-loud humor: a churchy book teens will actually want to read
- Built-in workbook prompts make it a keep-and-write-in guide, not just a read-once
- Crowdsourced 'success tips' from dozens of recognizable LDS authors and musicians (The Piano Guys, Lindsey Stirling, Janice Kapp Perry)
- A perfect mission-prep or graduation gift with something for both guys and girls in every chapter
“So, do you want to know how to look cool in three seconds? Put on a pair of dark sunglasses. Instant coolness factor. It's true. Do you want to know how to see better? Put on your eternal-vision glasses.”
Perfect for an active LDS teenager (or their parent) who wants funny, faith-based encouragement about making good choices for education, dating, missions, and the future.
Product Details
- Author
- Trina Boice
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 208
- Dimensions
- 6x9 in
- Interior
- Black and White
- Weight
- 8.6 oz
- ISBN
- 9781462114177
- SKU
- 14177
- Imprint
- CFI
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Since 1986, Cedar Fort Publishing has produced uplifting fiction and non-fiction books that are known across the globe. Our diverse catalog includes over 3,000 books. We are proud to publish Latter-day Saint non-fiction, general non-fiction, cookbooks, children's books, and customizable books. In the past we've published clean fiction.