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A parent might reach for this book when their child is wrestling with a complicated reputation or the desire to change how others see them. It is an excellent choice for children who feel they are defined by their mistakes or 'tough' exterior and need to see a model for positive transformation. This nonfiction guide explores the multifaceted nature of Hathor, the Egyptian goddess of love and beauty. It uniquely highlights her origins as the fierce warrior Sekhmet, explaining how her destructive power was channeled into a more nurturing role. Written for elementary readers, it combines history and mythology to show that even powerful figures can evolve and embrace different parts of their identity.
