Books with title Beautiful You

You are beautiful. Yes, it is true! Look in the mirror and see beautiful you! Children of all shapes, sizes, colors and features will enjoy this inspirational rhyme as they learn about differences and the unique qualities that make them beautiful inside and out. Colorful illustrations bring this celebration of diversity and kindness to life in a way that will stick with young readers for years to come.

We've all heard that beauty comes from within, but do we really know what that means or how to explain it? For anyone eager to find the right words to encourage a daughter or granddaughter, I Call You Beautiful is a deeply meaningful message. In a culture full of lies about what makes girls lovely, I Call You Beautiful stands as a beacon of true encouragement for girls of any age.

Every girl is unique, talented, and lovable. . . .Every girl is BEAUTIFUL. Much more than how one looks on the outside, true beauty is found in conquering challenges, showing kindness, and spreading contagious laughter. Beautiful girls are empowered and smart and strong! BEAUTIFUL breaks barriers by showing girls free to be themselves: splashing in mud, conducting science experiments, and reading books under a flashlight with friends. This book will encourage all girls to embrace who they are and realize their endless potential.

You Are Beautiful introduces the characters Zaynab and Zakiyyah, two sisters who experience their first encounter with racial prejudice and who are saddened by what they hear. Throughout the course of the story they overcome intolerance and realize the beauty of ethnic diversity and true friendship. This book highlights the importance of countering ignorance with knowledge and kindness.

When thirteen-year-old Cassie moves to a suburb of Seattle, she is determined to leave her boring, good-girl existence behind. She chooses some dangerous new friends and is quickly caught up in their fast-paced world of drugs, sex, secrets, and cruelty. Cassie's new existence both thrills and terrifies her. She embraces the numbness she feels from the drugs, starts sleeping with an older boy, and gets pulled into a twisted friendship triangle that is tinged with violence and abuse. Cassie is trapped in a swift downward spiral, and there's no turning back.

What makes Elsie beautiful?Is it her flower patterned twirly dress?Or her pink strawberry sparkle lip gloss?An important lesson of INNER beauty that will stay with children for a lifetime! Get it now to share with your child and help them understand what makes them beautiful!FIVE STARS!Free resources for parents, teachers and counselors can be found at SherrySelley.com or AroundTheBlockPublishing.com

When Cassie moves from the tiny town where she has always lived to a suburb of Seattle, she is determined to leave her boring, good-girl existence behind. This is Cassie's chance to stop being invisible and start being the kind of girl who's worth noticing. Stepping into her new identity turns out to be easier than Cassie could have ever imagined...one moment, one choice, changes everything. Cassie's new existence both thrills and terrifies her. Swept into a world of illicit parties and social land mines, she sheds her virginity, embraces the numbness she feels from the drugs, and floats through it all, knowing that she is now called beautiful. She ignores the dangers of her fast-paced life...but she can't sidestep the secrets and the cruelty. Cassie is trapped in a swift downward spiral tinged with violence and abuse, and no one--not even the one person she thought she could trust--can help her now. "Beautiful is stark, disquieting, and, quite simply, riveting." --Ellen Hopkins, bestselling author of Crank

#1 New York Times bestselling author Renée Ahdieh returns with a sumptuous, sultry and romantic new series set in 19th century New Orleans where vampires hide in plain sight.'Incredibly ornate [and] lush . . . nail-biting and swoony and satisfying and tense all at the same time' Sabaa TahirIn 1872, New Orleans is a city ruled by the dead.But to seventeen-year-old Celine Rousseau, it's also a safe haven after she's forced to flee her life in Paris. Quickly enraptured by the vibrant city, from its music to its extravagant soirées and even its danger, she soon becomes embroiled in the city's glitzy underworld, and particularly the group known as La Cour des Lions.But when a body is found in their lair, Celine is forced to battle her attraction for the group's enigmatic leader, Sébastien Saint Germain, and suspicions about his guilt, along with her own secrets.As more bodies are discovered, New Orleans becomes gripped by the terror of a serial killer on the loose - one who seems to have Celine in his sights. But when she finally takes matters into her own hands, she finds herself caught in the midst of an age-old feud between the darkest creatures of the night, where the price of forbidden love is her life.

You Are Beautiful, Beautiful You Are is an engaging, fun-loving and interactive book that takes a journey through self-love, encouragement and embracing one’s unique differences. Written to encourage anyone who may have ever had a moment of self-doubt, this beautifully illustrated children's book is intended to open its reader's eyes wide enough to see the beauty within his or her self. Each page contains a very important message for all ages. Younger children will enjoy the repetition throughout the story and will likely begin to recite, “You are beautiful, beautiful you are,” while older children may begin building on their self-confidence, self-esteem and overall self-image. Parents, caregivers and readers may focus on the multicultural differences and appearances of the characters throughout the book, which may possibly open up discussions of self-awareness, the importance of loving one’s self as well as accepting others despite their differences.

You Are Beautiful, Beautiful You Are is an engaging, fun-loving and interactive book that takes a journey through self-love, encouragement and embracing one’s unique differences. Written to encourage anyone who may have ever had a moment of selfdoubt, this beauti fully illustrated children’s book is intended to open its reader’s eyes wide enough to see the beauty within his or her self.Each page contains a very important message for all ages. Younger children will enjoy the repetition throughout the story and will likely begin to recite, “You are beautiful, beautiful you are,” while older children may begin building on their self-confidence, selfesteem and overall self-image.Parents, caregivers and readers may focus on the multicultural differences and appearances of the characters throughout the book, which may possibly open up discussions of selfawareness, the importance of loving one’s self as well as accepti ng others despite their differences.Keep in touch with LaToya Thomas, get free content and fi nd out about other books in “The Self-love and Encouragement Series” at www.LaToyaDThomas.com

This catchy and uplifting poem is the perfect way to remind children (including our inner children!) of the true definition of beauty.With illustrations created by children themselves, and a list of questions and ideas to start a fun and engaging conversation, it will help your child to process and "download" this body-positive message into their subconscious.Imagine if your child could grow up with a healthy sense of self-esteem to shine their awesomeness unapologetically in the face of societal and media pressures to meet unrealistic beauty standards. That's what the message in this book aims to do; to help lay this foundation.With current statistics showing that •Four out of ten 1st-3rd grade girls want to be thinner, •81% of 10-year-old girls are afraid of being fat, and•Over half of all teenagers are, or think they should be, on a diet......now is the time to start sharing a different kind of message with our children: one that will allow them to separate their size from their self-worth and to feel beautiful in their unique bodies, by recognizing their inner beauty and gifts from as early an age as possible and being the most authentic version of themselves.(Sources: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, PBS, National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, January 26, 2016; Obtained from Statistics Brain, December 2016: http://www.statisticbrain.com/body-image-statistics)