I Would, But My DAMN MIND Won't Let Me: A Teen Girl's Guide to Understanding and Controlling Her Thoughts and Feelings (Words of Wisdom for Teens) (Volume 2) by Jacqui Letran reminds us that our journey to happiness starts when we believe that happiness is possible. Sadly, for many there are experiences that show us life is not fair and change is hard. However, this book asks what if there was a way to create a change easily, quickly and permanently? This book strives to show teenage girls that they can take charge of their mind and overcome everything that they struggle with. It helps against depression and strives to teach teenagers to achieve success for themselves.

This book is something that everyone should read. Not just teenagers, but all women. While it is geared towards teens and it certainly gets the right message across for teen girls, I think adult women who have not had this kind of self help before could benefit as well. As an adult woman, I read this to see if it would be useful to a friend of mine with a teen daughter with some self esteem issues. I truly think this will be a help to her, but I also found that it will be a help to me. It is well written and you can certainly tell that Jacqui Letran knows what she is talking about and really wants to help young women feel better about themselves. I recommend women and girls alike read this book and learn how to make their life better.

I Would, But My DAMN MIND Won't Let Me (Words of Wisdom for Teens) (Volume 2) by Jacqui Letran is an empowering book for all teens which speaks about the roller coaster emotions of teenagers and gives advice on wellness, health, and fitness management in general. The book handles everything in an educational manner and all the experiences and stories shared are relatable and palpable to readers. The book connects well with teenagers as it is about their stress and anxiety, and is a useful tool in transforming their thinking power in both the conscious and subconscious mind.

This an excellent read. It helps teenagers make positive changes within themselves and also find some direction in their lives in a good way. This book will help them to identify and fix the problems they face. Reading this book will definitely help teenagers have some control over their thoughts and lives, and will help them change their beliefs, which in turn will help them change their thought processes.

All teenagers should read this book as it is helpful in guiding them to eliminate the baggage they are carrying inside. Jacqui Letran's writing style is simple and easy to understand. I recommend this book to all teenagers who are experiencing low self-esteem, anxiety, stress, and want to improve themselves. The book is not only for teenagers, but is also helpful for adults as well.