![]() ![]() These ladies begged her to write down everything she had been teaching them in a book so they could read it multiple times. ![]() She moved to a local church and taught women on a larger scale. One thing led to another and soon her classes had gotten so big that she couldn’t teach them in her home any longer. She discovered that there were many women who longed for the same thing she did so she offered to teach a class in her home to about 8 women. Further conversations with friends on the subject inspired her to adapt portions of the pamphlets and develop a unique philosophy. ![]() She was amazed by how quickly Aubrey responded to the principles of Fascinating Womanhood and how happy her marriage became. She loaned the booklets to Helen they changed her life forever. Verna told her of some little booklets she had that might help her. ![]() Helen confided to her about her search for a deeper relationship with Aubrey. Her good friend Verna Johnson came to her one day to visit. Their marriage was stable and they were devoted to each other but there was something lacking. But the love she dreamed about seemed elusive and she longed to have her childhood dream a reality. Aubrey was handsome, smart, funny and ambitious. When she met her future husband, Aubrey Andelin, she was on her way to achieving that dream. Like many girls growing up, she dreamed of living happily ever after with the man of her dreams. While this book encourages faith in a higher power, it strays from endorsing a particular faith in general.Helen Berry Andelin was born May 22, 1920, the 6th of 7 children with 3 sisters and 3 brothers.
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