The Woman I Am Becoming

"In a world where most twentysomethings are seeking advice from Cosmo and role models are few and far between, it's refreshing to know this book exists. It's real, raw, and relatable—a must-read for women from all backgrounds trying to figure out this thing called 'life.'"
—Kerri Pomarolli, comedian

"Sparkling, humble, wise, and complete, The Woman I Am Becoming guides the twentysomething young woman on how to reconcile herself with her God and her world. It is a timely, godly guide."
—Meagan Stephens, twentysomething student

"Many questions do arise in my mind daily about what kind of person I am going to be and how my life is going to turn out. I know that if I trust in the Lord God with all my heart and follow after Him, He will lead and guide me into His perfect will for my life, and his perfect will is where I want to be, no matter where it might be, because that is where true happiness is found. I am so excited to read...this book. I know it will be uplifting and comforting for every lady that reads it."
—Brittney Henningsen, twentysomething student

"As a twentysomething, I found this to be a very motivating and inspirational book. This has proven to be a very difficult and trying time in my life. Society places so many expectations on you. It's nearly impossible to be a single, independent, confident, and successful woman, especially if you're twentysomething.

"For me, God led me to this book at the perfect moment in my life. The Woman I Am Becoming helped me realize that you cannot rely on the opinions and approval of others. God made each of us with a different purpose. Therefore, I must be patient, rely on my faith, and stand on God's Word."
—Amber Fite, JD, university legal counsel and twentysomething

"The Woman I Am Becoming is a mentor-in-a-book! By turns exhortational and encouraging, it alights on, and sheds light on, crucial topics that twentysomethings (and even thirty and fortysomethings) struggle with."
—Sandra Byrd, author of Let Them Eat Cake

"Suzie's transparency is nothing short of courageous, and her delight in the Lord contagious. This girlfriend knows the meaning of true joy—Jesus first, others next, yourself last—and she lives it out on a moment-by-moment basis. Her book has inspired me on so many levels—to be real, to each out, and to make my life count for eternity. If you've ever wondered, 'who am I,' and 'what is my purpose here on this planet?' Suzie will help you find the answers you seek. She has discovered the 'secret' formula for freedom—giving up the reins and letting her God run her life. This book will warm your heart, stir your soul, and spur you on toward life-changing action.
—Marla Taviano, thirtysomething, author of Is That All He Thinks About?

"T. Suzanne Eller takes seriously the admonition in Titus 2 for older women to mentor the younger. Responding with wisdom to questions posed by twentysomething women and asking a few of her own, Suzanne tackles tough topics like adult friendships and fitting in, singleness and waiting, serving others, setting up house, and most importantly, strengthening your relationship with the Creator."
—Zanese Duncan, mom of twentysomethings and moms' prayer group leader

"The Woman I Am Becoming wrestles with tough issues and wins! I know it—I'm a twentysomething who, despite founding an international ministry and writing a column for young people, still fights the same fluctuating feelings and tough issues of my age group. I thank God for Suzie!

"Candid, Christ-centered, and captivating, Suzie's book deserves a spot on any young woman's bookshelf. It will not collect dust; it will be a resource for young women of all backgrounds. Add it to your bedroom library, girls!"
—Stacie Ruth Stoelting, author, speaker, singer, and founder of Bright Light Ministry

"If you are looking to unlock the mystery surrounding ageless beauty, then look no further. This book holds the key to 'the woman you are becoming.' The secrets shared here will make you beautiful from the inside out so you can become the truest definition of a 'Super (role) Model.'"
—Tammy Bennett, author of 101 MakeOver Minutes and Looking Good from the Inside Out

"Oh, how I wish The Woman I Am Becoming had been around twentysomething years ago! Suzie is see-through transparent with her readers and invites us to get real too. She shares from her own experiences as well as inviting us into the lives of other women. Finally—a gut-level honest book! I'm ordering copies for my daughters, ages 22 and 25."
—Julie Garmon, blogger and speaker to teens and twentysomethings

"Today's young women are hungry for human connection and spiritual direction from women they can trust and respect. Suzanne Eller's gentle advice and admonitions give females hope in an increasingly narcissistic and competitive world. Eller knows her (twentysomething) readers and what they long to hear."
—Shirin Taber, speaker and author of Wanting All the Right Things

"Wow, is this a much-needed book! Since I, like most women, ventured into my twentysomething and married years far from home and the influence of older women who had been around the block, I so appreciate Suzanne's heart to create a way for young women to gather and receive that sort of input and counsel."
—Shaunti Feldhahn, author of For Women Only and coauthor of For Young Women Only

"The Woman I Am Becoming is today's cookbook for being the woman God supports you in being and that you truly are are. Each chapter is packed with recipes to fill you with self-love, invigorate your faith, soothe your concerns, and help you feel blessed to be a woman! Suzanne offers delicious insight into how to fully embrace womanhood with truth, light, and love."
—Christine Hassler, life coach and author of 20-Something, 20-Everything

"In The Woman I Am Becoming, Suzie Eller's compassionate, authentic voice invites readers to join a life-changing conversation. Like all great mentors, Eller manages to create a safe place of acceptance—and issues a challenging call to follow Jesus at the same time. She respects the culture of twentysomethings, understands the confusion many feel, and shows how God alone can lead us through the dangerous, exciting adventure of transformation. A must-read for this generation of young women, Eller's book will also inspire those who are seeking to serve them."
—Mitali Perkins, author of First Daughter: Extreme American Makeover

"T. Suzanne Eller has her pulse on the next generation. Any woman struggling with idenity or her place in this world will benefit from this valuable resource."
—Colin Creel, author