Henry Carter Hull

Learn to believe in yourself . . and anything is possible! What does it mean to be brave? It's not about being fearless, but about recognizing that fear and facing it. The editors of Teen Breathe can help you find the courage to take risks, build your self-confidence, and stay true to yourself. Through the power of visualization and other exercises, you'll envision your success and find out how to distinguish good friends from bad, say goodbye to...

Discover the power of kindness -- and how you can change yourself and your world, one act at a time. Whether you show empathy toward others, or are lucky enough to receive the gift of compassion yourself, kindness has an infinite transformative energy. Practice it every day with the advice in this guide from Teen Breathe , and see how the benefits ripple through your life. Master the art of giving compliments, be welcoming to a new student at school,...

A comprehensive guide to bipolar disorder that provides honest insight on diagnosis, symptoms, treatment options, and related topics.

"This book is the result of my having spent most of my adult life living through periods of depressive illness"--End pages.

Willa does fall in love, but it isn't at all the way she dreamed it would be. And just what is extraordinary? Willa and twin brother Nicky's mother is going to have a baby-how ordinary. Their friend Horace's mother has left to"seek her fortune. "That, Willa thinks, is extraordinary. Willa is on the verge of learning something important. And by the end of the long summer, Willa, Nicky, and Horace each do something extraordinary and unforgettable.

Explores how society's current belief that girls must be thin, intelligent, independent, attractive, and athletic is causing teenage girls to suffer from enormous amounts of stress and feelings of inadequacy, which in turn leads to a less productive, more self-conscious generation.

Distracted. Hyperactive. Impulsive. A diagnosis of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) can explain the challenges you and your child face, but it cannot change the difficult behaviors. But there is hope for change. Edward T. Welch uncovers the truth about ADD, revealing its physical and spiritual dimensions and pointing those who struggle to the transforming power of Jesus Christ. Highlighting the often-overlooked spiritual side of ADD, Welch opens parents'...

The hopes, fears, and aspirations of adolescence are expressed in the close friendship of two Afghan boys. As their acceptance of the filmmakers leads them to express their feelings more and more openly, the film grows rich in fact and themes of universal concern.