A beautiful and uplifting book about being yourself and how to make that happen. It was just the book I needed to read at this point of my life. Inspiring and has me excited for all of the cool things I have ahead of me even though things can get a little scary.

Older elementary and middle school kids will find this book useful. How to stick up for yourself, ask for help, dealing with bullies, and taking care of yourself.

This is an amazing book both for young activists, as well as though just thinking about what they want to do with their lives a this point.

The subtitle sort of says it all. How to live your best life. This is not only for you, and your self care, but also for your life in your community.





Some self-care advice you don't realize until later in life. As the book says, "Be you, not perfect."

Good for all young people, but mainly aimed towards women, who often could use this kind of advice.

Thanks to Netgalley for making this book available for an honest review.

Thoughtful~ Powerful ~ Attractive ~ actionable

tl;dr: You are your best ally.

This short how-to book is about learning to be your best you. Each section is chocked full of activities and experiences to help you hone your personal power. The text is combined with quotes and great colorful illustrations. I loved the way this book was written. Super supportive, no preaching, actionable, enjoyable, accessible, and wonderful. Would make a great grad gift for high school and college students.

Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

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