About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child begins expressing self-doubt about their appearance, comparing themselves to peers, or internalizing narrow beauty standards from media. Written by model and activist Ashley Graham, this book is a direct, conversational guide that dismantles the idea that beauty has one definition. It champions self-acceptance, inner strength, and kindness as the true sources of beauty. Perfect for kids navigating the social pressures of the elementary and middle school years, it provides a powerful toolkit and vocabulary for building confidence and defining beauty on their own terms.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book's core subject is body image and self-esteem. The approach is direct, secular, and empowering. It explicitly discusses topics like body size, skin color, hair texture, and physical differences as things to be celebrated, not judged. It may touch on the negative feelings associated with not fitting in. The resolution is consistently hopeful, aiming to equip the child with mental and emotional tools for resilience and self-acceptance.
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