The title and story of THE PERFECT DOLL both center on the theme of not judging people by their outward appearance, or what the culture defines as "perfect" but rather to look deeper to see what is hidden inside a person. This book challenges the reader to use God's eyes, not their own, when measuring a persons' worth since it is God who is their true Creator and Author and Finisher of their life. I think the scripture that best illustrates what I'm trying to get across in the story of THE PERFECT DOLL can be found in 1 Samuel 16:7. . . . . . The Lord does not look at things man looks at. Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart . . . . . . I also hope that the reader will also have God's eyes to see themselves, and realize how wonderfully and fearfully they were made by their father in Heaven.