self-esteem

A collection of poems about heartbreak and discovering self-love.

"In a society that loves its labels and division, Inexplicably Me is a hilarious and upbeat look at young girl coming of age with two gay dads. With wit, keen observations, and self-deprecating humor, she describes teenage angst, navigating high school, bullies, and all the "firsts" that a teen girl must face with two dads. For anyone who feels like they don't fit in or they struggle with self-worth, the author's story and words of encouragement will make them see that we are all capable of setting our own course and that we are more alike than we are different"--.

Are you insecure? Do you doubt a lot? Do you avoid speaking in a big group of friends? Then keep reading. If you can relate with this, then you might suffer from a low self-esteem and a low self-worth. You have come to the right place. Did you know a lot of famous people, like Lady Gaga and Mark Zuckenberg, were once shy and insecure? They have learned how to change the way they see and think about themselves. They have worked on their self-worth and insecurities. You can do the same with the right help. If you known which techniques and methods you can use, increasing your self-esteem and increasing your confidence becomes easier. Here??s just a tiny fraction of what you??ll discover in Self Help for Teens: The No.1 thing to avoid if you want to build up your confidence level (page 54) 3 NLP techniques that you help you increase your confidence so you van go to school comfortably (page 158) How you can change your negative thoughts into positive thoughts so you will doubt less (page 52) How to boost you assertiveness in only 2 minutes (page 119) Tips how to show confidence (page 111) An effective method you can use when you are bullied (page 47 and 125) The obvious and not so obvious benefits of being confident (page 4) How to develop a confident mindset (page 19) Exercises to discover the real you (page 35 and 97 ) How you can avoid panic attacks (page 175) What the 'percolator effect' means and what you should do to avoid it (page 80) And much, much more. Take a second to imagine how you'll feel once you feel confident and how your family and friends will react when they see the new you. So even if you're shy or an introvert, you can develop a high self-esteem and be confident by using the tools and techniques from Self Help for Teens. And if you have a burning desire to be confident and increase your assertiveness then scroll up and click "add to cart".

The world is a big and varied place. There are so many things you can be and do.

Celebrates the differences that make a person unique, from abilities and personalities to physical characteristics.

"Mabel is a wild and roaming tumbleweed. She rambles and rumbles and rides the wind. Life is amazing! And to see it all, experience it all, discover it all, you have to go, go, go! That is until the day she got stuck against a fence. As she learns to sit in stillness and quiet, Mable notices the beauty of the world around her . . . celebrates all of life--both moving fast and moving slow"--Dust jacket flap.

"Are you as positive as Pikachu? As brave as Bulbasaur? As curious as Charmander? As sweet as Squirtle? The world of Pok?mon comes to life with this ... interactive book. Each spread includes a simple inspirational message, an informational sidebar, and [a] Pok?mon that readers can move and fold up"--Amazon.

"Patrick wakes up one day to find he has turned pink overnight. But boys can't be pink! Feeling teased and left out, poor Patrick runs away in search of pink playmates"--Provided by publisher.

"Fourth grader Soraya misses her only friend. It's been months since she met a mermaid named Estelle and rescued her from Bayside Aquarium. Soraya is sure no one else will ever like her because she's too weird. When her class goes on a field trip to Balabrook Caverns, Soraya sneaks away down a secret tunnel. Soon she is pulled in to a new adventure filled with magic, danger...and friendship where she least expected to find it"--Provided by publisher.

"In Drum's hometown of musical instruments, even the birds sprout miniature trumpets from their beaks. He loves his violin brother, his cello father, and his piano mother, yet secretly he feels like an outcast because he alone, among all his family and neighbors, can't play a melody. But Drum is about to discover what he was meant to do"--Front dust jacket.