Jenny's Words of Worth

 Book Reviews

This is what others are saying about my books.

— Bobby Lewis, Canreads Toronto Book Review

 

Jenny Alexander’s The Bee that Waved at Me is a lovely story about a little girl who has a chance encounter with a talking bee whose stinger is broken. Through her kindness, Sara helps the bee realize that he can still be useful despite his perceived flaws. This story will lift children’s spirits as they navigate tough times in their own lives, offering a heartwarming glimpse into the relationship between Sara and the bee.

 

Readers will delight in watching how Sara’s kindness blossoms into something even greater, inspiring the bee to help flowers bloom. The questions included after the story also serve as wonderful tools to help children reflect on similar situations and doubts in their own life. With some religious themes, this book is an excellent choice for Christian or Catholic children. It would be a great addition to Sunday school lessons that emphasize kindness, perseverance, and seeing the good in others.

 

Ultimately, The Bee that Waved at Me is a charming story with a message of resilience certain to resonate with young readers. Perfect for teaching children to embrace the things that make them different, this is a book that will remind little ones to be kind to themselves.​

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Laurie, Goodreads 

​I loved this simple, lyrical explanation of the greatest FREE GIFT ever given! I highly recommend it to anyone, especially parents or Sunday School teachers!

Jennifer C., USA

​Stop Settling When It Comes To Love is a quick read which covers a range of topics that must be considered when dating. The advice is practical and concise, making this a great book to keep close by to quickly and often refer to as you navigate the dating world. Buy this little gem to help you on your dating journey - such a small investment for the invaluable advice that's offered!

Andy M., Canada

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This book of poetry reminds me of Shakespeare and others who used rhythm, meter, and pace to write good poetry. Her poetry is written in rhyme. Jenny's profound insights are composed in a magical way that draws you into her experiences, struggles, and most importantly, resolutions to some of her questions about God. She lets you know that it's ok to question God and live with doubt until such a time that our heavenly Father reveals His answer to us. It's a wonderful book of poetry that can be read and reread.

Reviewed by Chad Richins for Readers' Favorite

Breaking Free From Toxicity: A Relationship Evaluation Guide by Jenny Alexander is an intelligent self-help book that explores ways to recognize and deal with toxic friendships while building healthier relationships. The book begins by defining different types of friendships and describing the characteristics of healthy relationships: love, loyalty, empathy, respect, shared interests, honesty, and dependability. Alexander also reflects on the downsides of social media friendships, reminding readers that online connections don’t always reflect genuine relationships. Using her personal experiences, biblical insights, and psychological principles, Alexander helps readers recognize toxic traits in their relationships, understand their roles in perpetuating such dynamics, and face the emotional challenges that change often brings. The book is filled with practical advice on evaluating friendships, gracefully ending toxic relationships, and forming new, supportive connections. Its relatable tone and actionable tips make it an essential tool for anyone seeking a fulfilling social circle.

Jenny Alexander uses compassion and a practical approach in Breaking Free From Toxicity. Her personal stories made the guidance relatable and authentic, adding a sincere touch. The psychological insights were balanced with biblical reflections throughout the text—something that resonated with me. I especially appreciated how the book emphasized self-reflection, encouraging readers not only to spot toxic traits in others but also to examine unhealthy patterns within themselves. The clear, step-by-step strategies for setting boundaries, ending harmful friendships, and welcoming new connections were incredibly helpful. The steady and systematic pacing guided me in understanding and addressing toxic friendships. The book’s hopeful tone makes it a comforting companion for anyone facing tough relationship decisions.