Love Your Body: Your Body Can Do Amazing Things...

Love Your Body: Your Body Can Do Amazing Things...

What if every young girl loved her body? Love Your Body encourages you to admire and celebrate your body for all the amazing things it can do (like laugh, cry, hug, and feel) and to help you see that you are so much more than your body. Bodies comein all different forms and abilities. All these bodies are different andall these bodies are good bodies. There is no size, ability, or color that is perfect. What makes you different makes you, you-and you are amazing!Love Your Body introduces the language ofself-love andself-care to help build resilience, while representing andcelebrating diverse bodies, encouraging you toappreciate your uniqueness. This book was written for every girl, regardless of how you view your body. All girls deserve tobe equipped with the tools to navigate an image-obsessed world. Featuringa special surprise poster on the jacket, this book will show you that freedom is loving your body with all its ?imperfections? and being the perfectly imperfect you!Review?Love Your Body is a?elf-love?ook every girl needs to read!"?- Parenting Healthy?This is the first picture book I?ve read where a character has visible stretch marks!? - Sara Grochowski, Alpena County Library?This little gem of a book is not only an extremely important read for kids, it is a work of art.? - Andrea Wachter, Author of Getting Over Overeating for Teens and co-author of Mirror, Mirror on the Wal"?highlights the fact that all bodies are different but can do so many amazing things." ?- HuffPost"There?s much to love here." ?- Kirkus Reviews?This is an important book about positive body image and self-affirmation that every young person should read, regardless of gender or sexual orientation.? ?- Kathleen McBroom, Booklist, Starred Review?Love Your Body celebrates all types of bodies, and teaches kids how to take care of their bodies and be proud of them.? ?- Jonathan Liu, Geek DadAbout the AuthorGrowing up, Jessica Sanders was always the tallest student in her class, and struggled to accept and love her body. When she was 12, her mother signed her up to play volleyball knowing her height would be celebrated and an advantage. Jessica soon learned that different bodies brought different skills to the team and all these bodies were valued. After leaving high-school, Jessica travelled solo to many countries and climbed some of the world?s highest mountains, always carrying a heavy pack that made her grateful for her strong body. Over time, and through the ups and downs of life's tough lessons, Jessica grew to love and celebrate her body. Inspired by her own journey, Jessica wrote Love Your Body to educate and empower young girls with the message of self-love. Jessica?s an author, advocate, and social worker. She has volunteered for several women?s rights organizations, supported women and children fleeing family violence, climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in alliance with African women fighting for their rights to land, and lectured at schools teaching the importance of respect for self and others. Currently Jessica works at the Butterfly Foundation where she educates young people on the importance of positive body image.Carol Rossetti is a Brazilian designer and illustrator?tarting to come to terms with the word "artist" to define herself. She loves drawing, eating chocolate, reading and listening to music, although not necessarily in this order. In 2014, a personal project called 'Women', which showcased drawings of women alongside topics including weight, hair, clothes and sexuality, went viral and gained an international following. She lives in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.?rowing up, Jessica Sanders was always the tallest student in her class, and struggled to accept and love her body. When she was 12, her mother signed her up to play volleyball knowing her height would be celebrated and an advantage. Jessica soon learned that different bodies brought di