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Equity Diversity & Inclusion (236 series)

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Rhyming verse describes different ways in which readers can "be a bridge," from welcoming a new student and listening respectfully when someone else is talking to standing up to a bully and comforting a classmate who is upset.

Be Inspired: Teens Who Overcame Adversity

Be Inspired: Teens Who Overcame Adversity showcases young individuals triumphing over extreme challenges, from physical disabilities to homelessness, in their lives. These teens will inspire others with their resilience and courage.

Be the Change

An introduction to social activism for readers who want to make a change. The series shows how individual actions can bring about change at a local and an international level. It is both an account of successful campaigns and struggles and a toolkit to help readers turn their own passions into action. The books also show how different kinds of inequality and disadvantage connect, and the importance of intersectionality in campaigns for climate justice and social justice.

Be Yourself: Overcoming Social Anxiety

For people with social anxiety, everyday social interactions can cause significant anxiety. Over time, social anxiety can disrupt a personÎs life and negatively impact work, school, and relationships with family and friends. However, social anxiety is treatable and many people have been able to overcome social anxiety and go on to live full lives.

Beach Best Friends Forever (Crabtree Leaves)

Sloane Martin and Dylan Grey are next-door neighbours who live across the street from the beach. They made a pact in third grade to always be BBFFs--Beach Best Friends Forever. Now in sixth grade, can they keep the promises they made back then to always tell each other the truth, never get mad at each other, and, most importantly, NEVER, EVER, EVER make another best friend? Will new experiences at school get in the way of their friendship?

Beat of the Dragon Boat, The

On the night before the Dragon Boat Festival, a young boy asks his grandfather how the dragon boat races first began. His grandfather tells him that legend has it that the races started in the ancient time of the Dragon King, when every lake and river had a guardian dragon. Dragons symbolize good luck, and have great power, especially over water and weather. But once the race is underway, their boat is in last place. How can they wake their dragon? A young boy learns about the Chinese Dragon Boa

Being Me: A Kid's Guide to Boosting Confidence and Self-Esteem

Do you like being you? Do you have confidence in yourself? Do you believe that there are kids who can like you for who you are and want to hang out with you? If you answered NO to any of these questions, how about turning those NOs into know-how? Being Me is loaded with tips and advice for taking on everyday challenges and for building up your confidence and self-esteem. Come on! Take a peek inside and find lots of ways to explore your strengths and feel more confident in school, with your frien

Being There: Tips for Supporting a Friend in Crisis

This book provides practical advice for teens on how to support a friend going through a difficult time with their mental health. It provides young people information on how to be there for someone in need, emphasizing the importance of empathy, listening, and offering the right kind of support during challenging moments.

Béisbol Begins

Nemesio Guillu didn3t travel from Cuba to the United States as an eleven-year-old boy just so he could find a new sport to introduce to his home country. But that3s exactly what happened! Nemesio and his older brother came to Alabama in 1858 to attend school. While there, they encountered a new sport that was sweeping the countryCbaseball. Back in Cuba, Spanish colonizers expected Cubans to follow Spanish customs, including bullfighting. Nemesio believed that baseball better reflected the spirit

Big Bold Beautiful Me

Kids will delight in reading Big Bold Beautiful Me and find themselves marching along and standing side-by-side protagonists just like them who portray body positivity is a loud, proud, and very fun way. Grown-ups will welcome the message of healthy attitudes when facing negative or derogatory comments of others. Together it is a valuable resource for young readers to confidently embrace who they are with big, bold, beautiful appeal to teachers, librarians, counselors, and parents, too. I pull m

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