When I look in the Mirror

About the Book

Every child deserves to feel valued and loved. It is being our unique selves that makes us special. When I Look in the Mirror tells a story that illustrates how every person has “imperfections,” but there is so much more to a person than being a socially acceptable form of beauty. There are many people we love that may not be good looking or have exceptional talents, but they are still beautiful because they are the people we love. Similarly, every child deserves to feel they can love themselves because they are their own unique and special person.

About the Author

Lynette Frantzen is a Licensed Professional Counselor – Supervisor in Texas. She has a doctorate degree in psychology and master’s degree in counseling, having worked with individuals, couples, and families in countries around the world. Dr. Frantzen has four grown children, and recognizes the importance of developing healthy thoughts and behaviors from an early age.