identity (philosophical concept)

"In the aftermath of Devin's shocking betrayal, Sky learns that Asher has been using her for the Rebellion. She wishes she could forget about both sides, but as war between the factions looms, Sky is forced to make a choice about where her heart and loyalties truly lie"--Provided by publisher.

Each of ten teenagers living in Scrub Harbor, Massachusetts, explores his or her identity at the same time that the local residents consider changing the name of their town.

Seventeen-year-old Amber Borden, who can step into other people's lives, finds herself in her boyfriend's sister Sharayah's college-age body and tries to figure out how to solve her drinking problem and other issues while struggling with the tricky aspect of kissing her boyfriend.

Twelve poems and one traditional song with a variety of illustrations reflect how children feel about themselves.

Contains five short stories by E.L. Konigsburg in which chance meetings change the lives of the people involved in irrevocable ways.

When Oy and her Thai American family move to a new neighborhood, her third-grade classmates tease and exclude her because she is different.

Fifth grader Oy wants to do a Thai dance at the school talent show until Liliandra threatens to kick her out of their club if they do not perform an a skit together.

American teenager Nori Tanaka has never thought much about her Japanese heritage, but when she travels to Japan for a summer academic program to escape from her parents' impending divorce, she discovers a new way of looking at both herself and the world.

Flanders Lane agrees to help a young vampire hunter named Pascoe search for a vampire in nearby Blakely Hall after strange things begin to happen around her and her uncle mysteriously disappears.

Ana is the first new soul born into a world where the same souls have been reincarnated for five thousand years, and, on her eighteenth birthday, she sets out to find the truth about her existence.