Once upon a time every well-dressed woman, young or old, wore a hat wherever she went; to church, to teas, to her son's graduation and even, believe it or not, shopping. Since hats are not now considered necessary, I wonder if we shouldn't stop in front of our thought mirror and see if our heads are on straight! In these contemporary meditations for women, Phyllis Michael helps her readers get their heads on straight, to adjust their attitudes toward themselves, their neighbors, and God. Chin's not too high, eyes facing forward and ahead, looking straight at neighbors and friends and up in faith to God. Each devotional ends with a scripture verse and a prayer for further meditation. Mrs. Michael writes from a cheerful realistic point of view, knowing that it is possible to keep looking up, even after failure, to keep walking straight ahead, even when things look dark. At one time unable to walk unaided, due to Miniere's disease, she found courage through faith in God, and learned slowly but surely to walk alone. Since then she has encouraged many to solve their problems trusting in a loving God.