Compared to Who?: A Proven Path to Improve Your Body Image

In “Compared toWho?” Heather Creekmore is so real you’ll feel like you are having a sleep over with your hilariously honest best friend. By the time you are done with this book, you’ll have no excuses left. You’ll enjoy every page– and if you are as honest as Heather is, you’ll be changed for the better –heart, body, and soul.

Compared to Who? is a much-needed, gospel-centered approach to the titanicstruggle women face when they look in the mirror. Creekmore’s voice isrefreshingly honest, and she comes alongside the reader as a friend, helpingwomen leave behind the idol of beauty and embrace the outrageous beauty ofJesus. Compelling, well-researched and a helpful read.

Real, raw, relatable and not to mention, refreshing. Heather putwords to the very things myself and many other women subconsciously do andstruggle with. She tells it like it is, cuts out the cliches, and powerfullychallenges her reader — all with grace, humor, and Truth. Every woman shouldread this book! – Jordan Lee, blogger, SoulScripts.com

If you’ve ever wanted to find freedom in the body you’ve been given, this book is for you. Heather takes you by the hand, and with solid Biblical principles, exposes the lies about beauty. She’ll help you feel differently about the body you have – not the one you think you need. You’ll find freedom on these pages.

Heather Creekmore holds up a biblical mirror for each of us to look into as we battle body image issues. With both humor and comradery, this gifted author tenderly unlocks the door to our self-made prison of body hatred. In a style that authenticates her own struggle, Heather invites us to join her in embracing new levels of freedom from our cycle of chronic comparisons. With concrete questions to think through after each chapter, this book is a must read for anyone who looks at herself and thinks, “If only …”.

I wrote this book for one reason: to help women find a new answer to their body image issues. I grew so tired of reading books that told me not to worry about my body image, or to focus on how I was “fearfully and wonderfully made” or to just love my body because God does. None of these sentiments ever helped me at all. I longed for some truth yet couldn’t find it. My prayer is that this book will offer women a completely different perspective on the issue of body image and what’s at the root of it. I pray you’ll read it and be changed for the better!