Children’s / Teenage personal and social topics: Self-awareness and self-esteem

While at the pool, my daughter-six years old at that time-befriended another little girl, who didn't quite look like her.

Revive tu tristeza en alegria es amarse uno mismo como lo dulce y lo salado, ambos se disfrutan en la vida con los que rodean y con los que tenemos, cuidando lo mas bello de la vida: La humildad, el respeto y el amor para uno mismo y hacia los demas.

Es la historia de un pais de maravillas, en donde sus habitantes eran felices.

Some Kind of Special takes place in the forest with a bunch of unique characters.

In a cursed kingdom in a faraway land, a fairy gifted the newborn princess with love.

Join the adventure as Teddy, a lonely stuffed bear, ventures out into the big scary world to find something to make him special like all the other toys.

Mama Loves You More is a timeless story about the incomparable and enduring love a mother has for her child.

Elephants can't do yoga, or can they?

Sometimes the way a child talks, the way a child dresses, where the child lives, or the color of his or her skin can be a target for teasing and bullying.

Sheep Nellie enjoys knitting for her friends and family but spends most of her time taking care of her work.

A word to parents and grandparents:In these days of bullying, body-shaming, andname-calling, children need to be remindedthat no matter what happens to them on theoutside, they are perfect and pure on theinside.

Kind Words is the youngest reader's book on teaching positive, healthy communication.

Hold Me, Mold Me, Bold Me is a story about being different and about the love of God.

Life's lessons are learned, not by standing still but by taking a leap of faith and setting out on adventures we've never dreamed would happen.

Sometimes we need to go quietly into the corners of our mind where we can find a softer, more peaceful world.

Fun Interstellar-Themed Kids Yoga (Ages 4-8)Recommended.

A Be Yourself Guide for Teen Girls#1 New Release in Teen & Young Adult Maturing, School & Education, Bullying Issues, Dating & IntimacyIn this book of short daily meditations and essays, Amanda Ford, a young adult herself, offers stories, information, and advice on all the important issues facing young women today: boys, dating, drinking, self-respect, self-love, fights with friends, dealing with parents, and more.

The Definitive Guide to Football Recruiting"e;After reading this book, one will have the confidence to make the best choice and be ready to succeed knowing they have already received the most valuable information there is.

Embrace Who You Are as a Male Black Teen#1 New Release in Teen & Young Adult Language Arts BooksEmbrace the color of your skin and celebrate your identity.

Self-Acceptance, Anti-Racism, and Affirmations for Teens#1 New Release in Teen & Young Adult Social Activist Biographies"e;M.

Meet Morning, a playful girl with a vivid imagination, who loves to sing and adores the color pink.

Tryphena is not interested in popularity, just security.

This children's' book addresses and reveals in a clever way what a difference unconditional love can make in one's life.

Tag!

Have you ever felt small, sad, angry, not good enough?

The story is appalling.

Growing up and being bullied majority of my life made it easy for me to have low self-esteem.

A big surprise awaits Anna and her friends while performing in the Thanksgiving school play!

My granddaughter, Kelsey, suffers from a genetic deficiency known as Adenosine Deaminase 2 (DADA2), with a manifestation known as polyarteritis nodosa (PAN).

Meet Kevin, a bright and happy seven-year-old who loves baseball, dinosaurs, and pizza.

Ryan's First Day of School explores the anxieties that a child with autism may experience being a part of a typical early childhood classroom.

Sometimes the family grows and not everyone is ready for it.

What is more beautiful than seeing the bright colors of a rainbow in the sky after it rains?

The Legend of Willie Smalls is a warm and loving story of a little girl that is viewed by her peers as a tomboy and who possesses great athletic abilities.

Jenni is a seven-year-old only child growing up in the 70s.

Does your child struggle with anxiety?

Curly Cauliflower isn't a cauliflower at all, she's a rose!

Tiny Drop is afraid.

Little Wormy may be little but even little things can make a BIG difference.

Kit is a girl who has always had curly hair, but she has never had to deal with it like this before.

Negative Ed is pessimism personified, and Momma's patience has worn thin as she pleads with her son to lose his "e;gloom and doom"e; attitude and join her for a joyful jaunt around the neighborhood.

Jacque noticed, both at work and with her own children and grandchildren, that there are some fears common to most kids.

Though this is a story of a thunderstorm, it's really a story of how to face one's fears, whatever they may be.