Olivette is all things: energetic, moody and unique. And just like you, Olivette contains multitudes! Olivette is here to let you in on a secret: you can be anything you want to be. And even better, you can be all of it!"--Provided by publisher.

Provides an inspirational picture book illustrating the lyrics of the popular song that shows children how they can share the light inside them by being kind to others and believing in themselves.

"It often seems like we are never good enough, not thin enough, or fit enough, and that we never eat well enough. Body dissatisfaction is something that is learned, but we can also learn to accept our bodies. Denisa Praje, a psychologist specializing in eating disorders, explains how the context in which we live affects how we see ourselves and how we can change our perspective and behavior. This book is a solace for anyone with unpleasant thoughts...

The "host of the top relationship podcast Jillian on Love revealsnine core truths about love and self-acceptance and provides ... self-healing techniques and strategies to help us repair our relationship with ourselves and start building the rewarding [romantic] relationships we deserve"-- Provided by publisher.

Grace Eller is upset when she loses the eighth-grade academic award to her friend-turned-rival Jonah Perkins. Even worse, she has nothing to work toward during the summer before high school. Then her older sister and cousin help her come up with a list of summer goals that includes a half-marathon race that Jonah is also running. Grace hopes that she can beat him at that. But when she begins training with Jonah, she discovers that winning at all costs...

Louisa is a tiny parakeet with big dreams of making it on Broadway. Though she sings her heart out for every audition, she keeps getting rejected because she's too small. With the support of friends and some well-timed advice however, Louisa perseveres until she lands a role as an understudy in "The Wizard of Weasel." When the star of the show falls ill, Louisa gets her chance to show what she can do.

When Raina falls and injures her front teeth, she begins a difficult and embarrassing period having braces. In addition to this humiliation, she endures boy trouble and false friends but finally learns the importance of true friends and having a wonderful smile.

"From Colin Kaepernick to Martin Luther King, Jr. to Benjamin Crump, Hair Like Obama's, Hands Like Lebron's is a picture book celebration of Black history and excellence from New York Times bestselling and award-winning author Carole Boston Weatherford, illustrated by Savanna Durr." -- provided by the publisher.

Abstract: Digital video recordings of interviews focusing on individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or transsexual and who were present in Middle Tennessee before 1970. Many interviews are supplemented with scans of photographs, documents, and other materials contributed by the interviewee. Scope and Content: The Brooks Fund History Project consists of a total of 28 video interviews, containing more than 45 hours of content,...