Reviewed by Julie Porter

With topics such as The Way God Changed My Life, Getting To Know God and the A-Z Of Being A Christian, Something To Shout About is a fun magazine-like book from the popular singer, songwriter and communicator which will undoubtedly attract and also help many young girly readers. Particular highlights can be found in three chapters entitled Problem Page: LIFE, BODY and GOD which are styled as Agony Aunt pages - this is a brilliant concept to answer some basic questions most young people have had at one time or another. Readers can check out what Shell's husband Tim thinks of his wife, and also flick through Shell's family photos. Although admittedly some information in the book is now outdated, eg, pictures of the old line up of tbc, this book is a great resource for youth leaders of young people 12 years and under wishing to know more about the Christian faith.

A book in the style of a girls' magazine to help 8 to 12-year-old girls understand and live out the Christian faith.

'Shell's creative and straight-talking book will encourage you to get on track with God. Her insights and experience about being a young woman wanting to live for Jesus will inspire and challenge you to get beautiful from the inside out. Really something worth shouting about.'

Ems Hancock, writer and speaker

'Something to Shout About' is a book in the style of a magazine. It's designed to reach young girls where they're at, whether they know about God or not. It's packed with real-life stories, challenging questions and presents the message of Jesus Christ in a way that is fun and interactive.

Sections include: Getting to know God; A-Z of being a Christian; Talking to God; Telling your friends about God; Religion vs relationship; Destiny; Why did Jesus die for me?; Special diary report; Fashion-factor; Real life story; Puzzle page; Problem page.

Shell Perris is an evangelist who will do (almost!) anything to tell young people about God. In 2002 she began working in the schools of Liverpool and 2 years later became a member of the Innervation pop-sensation, tbc. She is married to Tim and lives in Stockport, England.