This book introduces us to a female pig who is her very own best friend.  The young pig takes you along a day in her life showcasing all the wonderful things she gladly does on her own, including cheering herself up when she feels bad. She also points out features she likes about herself, like her curly tail and round belly. A simple but powerful children’s read that highlights self-confidence and self-love.

A story about individuality, “Stand Beautiful” encourages readers to embrace their imperfections and to “rock your differences!” Written by teen Tedx speaker and CURE.org ambassador Chloe Howard, the Stand Beautiful movement is about celebrating what makes us all unique, being proud of who you are and standing up for others who might be different than you.

Seven-year-old Lena wants to use brown to paint a picture of herself, after a walk through the neighborhood with her mother, Lena discovers that people come in all different shades of brown. From honey to cinnamon to chocolate brown, Lena and her mother match everyone in the neighborhood’s skin color to beautiful, delicious foods. An excellent book that explores and applauds cultural diversity.

An ode to self-esteem, “I Like Myself” encourages children to appreciate everything about themselves both inside and out. A fun tale about a little girl who likes herself no matter what. Beaver breath, stinky toes and all.  With catchy rhymes and vibrant illustrations, this book will quickly become a story time favorite.

“What I Like About Me” highlights specific unique things about several children. From dazzling braces to distinguished glasses, this book celebrates orginality and acceptance. The mirror included on the last page encourages children to identify what they like about themselves most.