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Standing Up for Yourself
764 books about standing up for yourself
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The Adventurer's Guide #2
The Adventurer's Guide to Dragons (and Why They Keep Biting Me)
Wade Albert White
For the child who loves to laugh while they save the world, this story explores how to stand up for what is right even w
Ages 8–12
Safety Rules!
Staying Safe Around Strangers
Lucia Raatma
Empower your child with practical safety rules for interacting with people they don't know in public and online social s
Ages 5–8
History Comics
The Stonewall Riots: Making a Stand for LGBTQ Rights
Archie Bongiovanni
For the teen exploring the roots of the LGBTQ+ movement, this graphic novel brings the history of the Stonewall Uprising
Ages 12–18
Girls of Paper and Fire #1
Girls of Paper and Fire
Natasha Ngan
For the mature teen processing systemic injustice or reclaiming autonomy after trauma, this lush fantasy explores the co
Ages 14–18
Emily's Art
Peter Catalanotto
For the child who feels discouraged when their creative work is misunderstood or criticized by adults. A gentle guide to
Ages 4–8
Kat, Incorrigible #1
Kat, Incorrigible
Stephanie Burgis
For the child who feels the weight of family expectations and wants to find their own voice. A spirited 12-year-old uses
Ages 8–12
I Am Drums
Mike Grosso
For the child who feels a spark of passion but lacks the resources to pursue it, this story explores the grit needed to
Ages 8–12
The Boy with Big Decisions #1
The Boy with Big Decisions
Helen Rutter
For the child who struggles with 'what-ifs' and overthinking, this interactive journey lets readers practice making big
Ages 8–12
Never After #3
Snow & Poison
Melissa de la Cruz
For the teenager navigating the pressure of high expectations while trying to find a voice in a world of social posturin
Ages 12–18
Disguised: A Wartime Memoir
Rita la Fontaine de Clercq Zubli
For the young reader seeking to understand how one person can find the strength to resist injustice and survive the unth
Ages 12–18
Matt Christopher Sports
Run, Billy, Run
Matt Christopher
For the child who feels overshadowed by a sibling's reputation or struggles to find their own place, Billy's journey on
Ages 8–12
The Good Dog
Avi
For the child who feels the pull between staying safe at home and wanting to explore the world, this story of a loyal do
Ages 8–12
The Split History of the Civil Rights Movement
Nadia Abushanab Higgins
For the student trying to understand why historical figures disagreed so deeply. This flip book explores the Civil Right
Ages 10–14
The Chicken of the Family
Mary Amato
For the child being teased by older siblings, this silly tale validates the frustration of being the 'little one' while
Ages 4–8
Likely Story #2
All That Glitters
David Van Etten
For the teenager juggling too many responsibilities who feels the pressure to perform while longing for a simpler, more
Ages 12–17
Social Justice and You
Be Your True Self
Maribel Valdez Gonzalez
For the child who feels pressure to fit in or hide their true feelings. A supportive guide to celebrating your unique id
Ages 5–8
Margie Kelly Breaks the Dress Code
Bridget Farr
For the child noticing unfair rules or navigating the tricky social dynamics of middle school, this story empowers young
Ages 8–12
Represent: The Unfinished Fight for the Vote
Michael Eric Dyson, Marc Favreau
For the teenager asking why their vote matters or wondering about the history of fairness in America, this book connects
Ages 12–18
Do You See Me?
LaRonda Gardner Middlemiss
For the child who wants to be seen for their unique heart and talents, rather than being judged by labels or the way the
Ages 4–8
The Ruby Veil #1
Beyond the Ruby Veil
Mara Fitzgerald
For the teen who feels like they have to be 'good' to be worthy, this dark fantasy explores a girl who chooses power and
Ages 14–18
When We Wake #1
When We Wake
Karen Healey
For the teen grappling with a changing world and their place in it, this story explores how to find your voice and fight
Ages 12–18
The Little Matador
Julian Hector
For the child who feels pressured to follow in a parent's footsteps but has their own unique passions and gentle heart.
Ages 4–8
The Year of the Buttered Cat A Mostly True Story
Lexi Haas, Susan Haas
For the child navigating a world not built for them, this humorous mystery finds the power in self-advocacy and the stre
Ages 8–12
The Doggy Divas #3
Lights, Camera, Kim!
Lauren Brown
For the child dreaming of the big screen who needs to navigate the gap between public fame and personal friendships.
Ages 8–12
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