identity (philosophical concept)

Fourteen-year-old Libby's efforts to figure out who she is are influenced by her relationships with family and friends in the small town where she lives.

Written by Black women for Black women, this is a series of essays/poems/pictures/excerpts from novels and plays about the problem of not only looking good but feeling good in a society where the beauty standards are unobtainable for most women.

An Indian teenager raised in England returns to India to find her identity.

Each child in this group of seven likes to do everything in an individual way whether it's work, taking a bath, playing, or going to sleep.

Otter is a girl of the Shadowed People, a tribe of women, and she is born to be a binder, a woman whose power it is to tie the knots that bind the dead--but she is also destined to remake her world.

Amy meets another girl who looks just like her. But the other girl is evil and wants Amy out of the way.

A high school senior tries to cope with the shifting patterns of his life while struggling to come to terms with his parents' divorce, his best friend's sudden departure, his mother's remarriage, and his father's nearly-fatal accident.

Alan Christoffersen loses his wife, his business, and his home and embarks on a cross country walk, leaving behind what little is left of his life, and in the course of his journey, the people he meets and the places he visits offer him hope, inspiration, and refuge.

After learning that she is the sole heir to the Ruan throne, orphaned Zira, trained in weaponry and martial arts as a warrior priestess, must unravel the secrets of her identity, decide her people's fate, and accept her feelings for a man who should be her enemy.

Over the summer, Salt Lake City high school student Ed McIff works at a video store, wearing a shirt with the name Sergio on it, and when a beautiful girl comes in one day, he decides to take on a new, more suave identity, resulting in a series of misunderstandings and star-crossed adventures.