self-esteem

"Channeling their own experiences, sixteen . . . authors subvert mental health stereotypes in an . . . uplifting collection of fiction"--Provided by publisher.

"After not being able to have a sweet sixteen party, Mahalia decides to throw a coming out party to celebrate love and herself"--Provided by publisher.

"Illustrations and rhyming text reveal all of the things boys love, including music, nature, sports, and school"--Provided by publisher.

"Celebrating all the different ways girls can make things, this brilliant, inclusive ode to self-expression and girl power will inspire readers to jump up and start to build--because they can do anything!"--Provided by publisher.

"Chris loves his long, curly hair, so why do his classmates tease him about it? When he looks for answers in his mirror, something wonderfully wild and weird happens: a lady appears with wise words that make him feel like a king! But when he starts acting like a king at school, it's time for another visit to the mirror"--Provided by publisher.

"After Liv shows up to a Halloween party in khaki shorts--why, God, why?--she decides to set aside her wack AF ways. She makes a list--a F*ck-It list. 1. Be bold--do the things that scare me. 2. Lean to take a compliment. 3. Stand out instead of back. She kicks it off by trying out for the school musical, saying yes to a date and making new friends. However, with change comes a lot of missteps, and being bold means following her heart. So what happens when Liv's heart is interested in three different guys--and two of them are her best friends?"--Back cover.

A collection of short stories about teenage girls struggling with issues of self-worth.

"A guide to help readers embrace imperfection and vulnerability so they can live authentically; presents ten guideposts for wholehearted living" --Provided by publisher.

"Good or bad, the things you do are all a part of being you--of learning how to take your boat on stormy seas and stay afloat. . . . A healing and uplifting tribute to learning and growing--to making mistakes and making amends"--Provided by publisher.

"When she realizes she looks different than her beautiful Mama, Izzy feels sad and confused until Mama encourages her to see her own unique beauty, in this . . . story about a multiracial child navigating identity and belonging"--Provided by publisher.