Ramon loses confidence in his ability to draw, but his sister gives him a new perspective on things.

Sassy tries out for a summer dance festival in Washington, D.C., despite the other girls' taunts that she is much too tall.

Lauren helps Twilight figure out how to use his unicorn magic to give courage to a pony who is afraid of jumping.

Dot feels unimportant and unnecessary until the narrator, with the reader's assistance, shows just how important a dot can be.

When Randall changes to a new school, he pretends to be an anonymous hero until, when his third grade class plans a fundraiser, he finds that being himself is good enough.

Picture book encouraging kids to be proud of what makes them unique, where they come from, and how they express themselves and see the world.

"There is a girl, and her name is Sam. She adores her father, though he isn't around much. Her mother, Courtney, struggles to make ends meet, and never fails to remind her daughter that her life should be different. Sam doesn't fit in at school, where the other girls have the right shade of blue jeans and don't question the rules. Sam doesn't care about jeans or rules. She just loves to climb -- trees, fences, walls, the side of a building. When she's...

Young Selena, who would rather twirl than walk, begins to study ballet and, after years of practice and a great deal of encouragement from Miss Tutu, finally makes her stage debut.

Obie the gerbil must fend for herself in a dangerous household, consisting of a dog, three cats, a parrot, and a mouse hidden in the attic, when the Armstrongs go on vacation and instructions for taking care of Obie get lost.

Periwinkle the light-blue unicorn lives in the Forever Forest, but even as she encourages the other unicorns, she worries that she will never find her own special magic--until she learns to follow Birdie's advice and believe in herself.