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Standing Up for Yourself
Standing Up for Yourself
761 books about standing up for yourself
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9–12
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Unscripted
Nicole Kronzer
For the teen finding their footing in a competitive world, this story explores reclaiming your power when the rules of t
Ages 14–18
A Small Civil War
John Neufeld
For the young person starting to question authority and realizing that even the people they love can have deeply conflic
Ages 10–14
Play Like a Girl
Misty Wilson
For the child who feels like they don't fit into traditional gender roles or is struggling to maintain old friendships w
Ages 8–12
Un- #4
Unbearable!
Paul Jennings
For the child who loves the gross, the weird, and the wonderful. These quirky short stories use supernatural twists to e
Ages 8–12
Tennis Ace
Matt Christopher
For the child feeling the weight of a parent's high expectations, this story follows a young athlete finding the courage
Ages 8–12
Opinions and Opossums
Ann Braden
For the child who has big questions about the way things are and needs the courage to speak up even when it feels safer
Ages 10–14
Stella Díaz #3
Stella Díaz Dreams Big
Angela Dominguez
For the child finding their voice in a new language or school, this story celebrates the courage it takes to speak up fo
Ages 6–10
Stella Díaz #5
Stella Díaz Leaps to the Future
Angela Dominguez
For the child navigating the nervous excitement of fifth grade while finding their voice to speak up for the planet and
Ages 8–12
The Tuttle Twins #5
The Tuttle Twins and the Food Truck Fiasco
Connor Boyack
For the child who asks why some rules seem unfair: siblings Ethan and Emily explore how competition and regulations affe
Ages 6–10
The Assassin's Guide #2
The Assassin's Guide to Dating
Natalie C. Parker
For the teen navigating high-stakes rivalries and the awkward tension of a first crush while trying to figure out who th
Ages 14–18
Parrots & Pirates
Elizabeth Levy
For the child who loves asking questions and standing up for what is right. This mystery empowers young readers to trust
Ages 8–12
Emma the Witch #1
Yuck!
James Stevenson
For the child who has ever been told they are too little to help. Emma proves that creativity and good friends are more
Ages 4–8
How to Talk So People Will Listen And Sound Confident (Even When You're Not)
Lizzie Waterworth
For the child who feels their voice shake when called on in class or worries about speaking in front of a group. Practic
Ages 9–14
The Goldsmith's Daughter
Tanya Landman
For the teen navigating a world of rigid expectations who needs to see that their creative voice and personal truth are
Ages 12–18
Granny
Anthony Horowitz
For the child who suspects their grown-ups are up to no good, this darkly funny tale explores finding courage when the a
Ages 8–12
Handel and the Famous Sword Swallower of Halle
Bryna Stevens
For the child who feels a spark of passion that others don't quite understand, this quirky true story shows how persiste
Ages 5–9
My Feminist ABC
duopress labs
For the parent wanting to plant early seeds of fairness and bravery, this vibrant board book turns the alphabet into a c
Ages 0–4
Witch Hunt: The Cold War, Joe McCarthy, and the Red Scare
Andrea Balis, Elizabeth Levy
For the child questioning why people sometimes fear those who are different, this narrative history explores the Red Sca
Ages 10–14
Strong Is the New Pretty A Celebration of Girls Being Themselves
Kate T. Parker
For the girl who needs to know she is enough exactly as she is. This stunning photo collection redefines beauty through
Ages 6–18
Rumblewick's Diary #3
My Unwilling Witch Gets a Makeover
Hiawyn Oram
For the child who prefers mud and mess over fancy dresses, or the one struggling with high-pressure social expectations
Ages 6–9
Buddy Bear and the Bad Guys
Margery Cuyler
For the child who struggles to find their voice when others are being unkind. Help your little one build the courage to
Ages 6–9
Caprice
Coe Booth
For the child carrying a heavy secret or processing a difficult past, this story offers a path toward finding your voice
Ages 10–14
Frostblood Saga #1
Frostblood
Elly Blake
For the teen navigating a world where they feel they must hide their true self, this story explores finding the courage
Ages 14–18
Snap Books: Take Action
Social Justice: How You Can Make a Difference
Lynn Bogen Sanders
For the child who notices unfairness in the world and wants to help. This guide empowers young people with real tools to
Ages 8–12
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