Library Binding
(Essential Library, Aug. 15, 2009)
Discusses a variety of nontraditional families and emotional issues that children who are adopted, have an autistic sibling, or are raised by grandparents may face.
Brings widespread issues to life through character narratives and discussion questions to help readers develop positive ways to deal with common scenarios while also building self-esteem.
Brings widespread issues to life through character narratives and discussion questions to help readers develop positive ways to deal with common scenarios while also building self-esteem.
Brings widespread issues to life through character narratives and discussion questions to help readers develop positive ways to deal with common scenarios while also building self-esteem.
Brings widespread issues to life through character narratives and discussion questions to help readers develop positive ways to deal with common scenarios while also building self-esteem.
Discusses different stressful situations young women may encounter, with advice on how to deal with topics including parental expectations, lack of money, playing sports, not fitting in, and bullying.
Discusses types of social technology that have changed communication, new issues like cyber bullying, Facebook faux pas, and online predators, with questions to encourage conversations and advice from Dr. Robyn.
Brings widespread issues to life through character narratives and discussion questions to help readers develop positive ways to deal with common scenarios while also building self-esteem.
Discusses some of the emotional problems that teenage girls can face and offers suggestions on how to cope with issues including moving, depression, breakups, a friend's suicide, and anxiety.
Brings widespread issues to life through character narratives and discussion questions to help readers develop positive ways to deal with common scenarios while also building self-esteem.
Brings widespread issues to life through character narratives and discussion questions to help readers develop positive ways to deal with common scenarios while also building self-esteem.