About This Book
Mirror Image: How Guys See Themselves is a nonfiction chapter book designed to help boys aged 4-11 navigate the complex topic of body image and self-perception. It delves into how societal expectations and mass media can influence how young men view their bodies, offering a gentle yet informative exploration of these pressures. The book aims to equip readers with tools to develop a healthy self-image and understand that true worth extends beyond physical appearance. It's a valuable resource for initiating conversations about self-esteem and media literacy with elementary and early middle school-aged boys.
Explores guys' body image, and discusses how to maintain a healthy body image.
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Discussion Prompts
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What are some ways that TV shows, movies, or video games show what a 'guy' should look like?
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How do these images make you feel about yourself?
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What does it mean to have a 'healthy body image'?
4
What are some things you can do to feel good about your own body and who you are?
5
How can we be kind to ourselves and others when it comes to how we look?
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