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Malena the whale is a tale against fatphobia and against sexual harassment that

tells the story of Malena, a fat girl who has swimming lessons weekly. She doesn't like to go into the s
wimming pool because the children yell at her, "Malena is a whale!". Malena's mind had transformed her into what others told her... she feels heavy and as big as a whale, she feels ugly, not accepted, and she thinks that no one loves her.

Noticing that Malena was discouraged during the lessons, one day her swimming teacher told her: "We are what we think we are," and gave her very useful advice. He recommended her that if she wants to be light, she has to think she is. (the teacher only talk to Malena, and say nothing to the children taht bully her, but...)

And in addition to bullying, unfortunately our protagonist has to face another evil: sexual harassment. Without giving much explanation, the story tells us that when Malena leaves the pool late and goes home, a man stalks her and says, "Where are you going, little mushroom?". The author tells: “Malena didn't like those words at all. She never answered and ran without looking at him”.

With the help of her teacher's advice, Malena imagines that she is huge, giant, and stares at the man in the eye, and when he was about to open his mouth, that stranger said nothing. Malena is happy to think that the technique works.

The next swimming lesson arrives, and this time Malena feels light in the water. "She moved like a fish, thought 'sardine,' 'eel,' 'barracuda,' 'shark'"... And every time she imagines faster and more agile things, and Malena can do all the swimming styles she wanted. Everyone applauded her and didn't insult her anymore.

This story shows us many circumstances that girls must live with: low self-esteem as a result of cruel comments and the standards of society in general; the mistaken perception they have of themselves because of these labels; sexual harassment from which women do not escape, whatever their age, specifically street harassment.

But it also shows us the capacity of empathy of the people who love us, the good that positive advice can do; how the perception of ourselves is much more powerful than any comment made with bad intentions towards us; the influence that the mind has on our body.

By imagining herself in a thousand ways, Malena learned to see the value in herself and in her body. She understood that with her body, she can do whatever she wants and more. She even managed to get the boy she likes to look at her and smile at her, because she feels more confident and she passes it on to others. And finally, she doesn't mind being called a "whale" because it's simply not a bad thing. She is as she is, and so she is happy.

Ruth Gozalbo

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Author: Michael Rosen
Ilustrator: Helen Oxenbury

This book talks about  partnership and how to achieve together a proposal. This is a classic work, lovely to read and beatiful to look at. For any age at any period.

MARIBEL RUIZ NOVELLA

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Age: 7-12
There was once a fairy who was learning how to be a fairy godmother. Most magic and wonderful, she was the kindest and cleverest of all fairies. However, she was also a very ugly fairy. And no matter how much she showed her wonderful qualities, it seemed that everyone was determined to believe that the most important thing about a fairy was her beauty. In the fairy school they ignored her, and every time she flew off on a mission to help a child or anyone else in trouble, before she could say a word they were already screeching and yelling at her: "Ugly! Get out of here, weirdo!"

Despite her being little, her magic was very powerful, and more than once she had considered using it to make herself beautiful. But then she remembered what her mother had always told her: "My dear, you are what you are, warts and all; and never doubt that you are this way for a very special reason..."

But then, one day, the witches of the neighbouring land invaded and destroyed the country, putting all the fairies and wizards in prison. Our fairy, just before being attacked, put a spell on her own clothes and, helped by her ugly face, she managed to pass for a witch. That way she was able to follow the witches back to their den.

Once there she used her magic to prepare a big party for everyone, decorating the cave with bats, toads and spiders. The music was provided by a pack of howling wolves. While the party was in full swing, the fairy hurried off and set free all the fairies and wizards who had been imprisoned. When all of them were free, they worked together on one big spell which succeeded in trapping the witches inside the mountain for the next hundred years. And for the next hundred years, and more, everyone remembered the great bravery and intelligence of the ugly fairy.

And from that day on no one in that land ever saw ugliness as a disgrace. Whenever someone ugly was born, people were filled with joy, knowing that for that new person great things lay ahead.

Pedro Pablo Sacristán

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Unpack feelings with color in this amazing book that helps young readers identify emotions and feel more in control.
One day Color Monster wakes up feeling very confused. He feels angry, happy, calm, sad and scared all at once. To help him, a little girl shows him what each feeling means through color. He gains self-awareness and peace as a result.

ANNA QUER NAVARRO

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Wtitten by Valerie Thomas
Age.  + 5
Winnie the witch has a black house. The interior of the house is also black the rooms, walls, furniture, utensils, etc. Her cat is Wilbur, black with bright green eyes. When Wilbur closes his eyes to doze off, he disappears into the background of Winnie's home, and she accidentally tramples him again and again. This practical witch, who loves her cat...
Brilliant! Original, lovely story with amazing illustrations.
Highly recommended. 5 stars!

Manuela Moledo Nores

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Kindness brings us together no matter how far apart we are. Millions of people have read WONDER, by R.J.Palacio and fallen in love with Auggie Pullman, an ordinary boy with an extraordinary face.
The book that inspired the Choose Kind movement, a major motion picture, and the critically acclaimed graphic novel.
Anna Forniés

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Written by Robb Pearlman.

Age. +5

Release date. June, 2021

Pink is for boys and girls, for everyone! This timely and beautiful board book rethinks and reframes the stereotypical blue/pink gender binary and empowers kids-and their grown-ups-to express themselves in every color of the rainbow.

Maria Cardoso Rodríguez

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PINK IS FOR BOYS | Story Train read aloud for kids | with sound effects

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Written by Keith Negley.

Age. 4 - 8

Release date. February, 2019

This is a story about a girl who decides to wear pants instead of a horrible and uncomfortable dress. But people don’t understand because pants are the clothes of boys, so they start insulting and abusing her. Something happened inside this girl, but if you want to know her decision start reading this incredible book!

Maria Cardoso Rodríguez

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Rebecca Reads: Mary Wears What She Wants

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Written by Francesca Janna.

Age. 3 - 7

Release date. September, 2018.

We all have fears and fears keep us safe. But sometimes our fear grows so big that it stops us from having fun, embarking on adventures and experiencing life. It can make us lonely, scared and insecure. But, if we know that others have fears just like us, we can help each other to manage and make friends with fear so that we can keep it from growing too large.

Maria Cardoso Rodríguez

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Me and My Fear | A Wonderful Story about Independence

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Written by Britney Winn Lee
Age: 5-6 years
In this story we meet a boy that feels different because he can't control his feelings. Join this little boy with a heart bursting with feelings and discover how other people is feel of feelings too and why feelings are something to celebrate!

Georgina Medrano

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Written by Marcus Pfister
Aged 3-6 years old
This is the story about the most wonderful fish in the ocean. He's going to learn the value of friendship although he will have to renounce to its beauty.
Cristina Julià

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Written by Matt Carr.
Age: 3-5 years old.

Matt Carr wrote and ilustrated this picture book to talk about the importance of self-esteem and to be proud of oneself, no matter other's opinion or what it is considered to be normal or the rule, because rules can be broken and re-written. Moreover, children will learn the importance of enjoying life, making friends, being unique and having fun. Beautiful story and values.

Andrea Capella

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This is an amazing book by Jeff Mack to work optimism and pessimism! It helps see the bright side on every bad situation :D

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Written by David MacKee

Age: +4

Elmer is an elephant with rainbow and white squares arranged as a patchwork. He has a cheerful and optimistic personality.

The story is suitable for early exploration of diversity and accepting oneself.

Jordina Ochavo

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Written by Linda Kranz
Age: 3-5 years

Linda Kranz brings to life a little rockfish named "Adri" as he travels the sea discovering and learning about being different and accepting others.

If your child struggles with feelings of inadequacy or trouble fitting in, You Be You has some valuable lessons and themes about diversity and acceptance.

Irene Vico

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The Frank Presents: Story time with the book, You Be You

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Written by Karen Lechelt.
Age: 3-5 years

We are all individuals, and as each and every one of us has our own unique attributes, we all have something to celebrate! This self esteem book for kids is a perfect reminder that each of us is special in our own way. It encourages kids to ask themselves “what do I love about me?!”

Judith Garriga

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"Alike" is an animated short film directed by Daniel Martínez Lara & Rafa Cano Méndez.

A short movie that teaches us to enjoy the little things in life.

Júlia Guasp

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Age: 2n and 3r cycle of Primary education

This short film can help the kids to accept to accept themselves. We all have strenghs and weaknesses,  abilites and disabilities.  Accepting how we are help to increase our self steem.

Marta Fenoy

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Short film directed by Sarah Rozik in 2014.

Based on a situation of Gandhi’s life, The Other Pair is a story about altruism and empathy. Because empathy helps us feel better and raise self-esteem.

Ester Escudero

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Written by Leo Lionni in 1967.

Age: 1st cycle of Primary Education.

Frederick is about the sense of belonging, about being different and about how everybody can contribute somehow to the group's and individual happiness, even through very unexpected ways.

Ester Escudero

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A feelgood rhyming story about one little mouse trying to make himself heard and discovering along the way that even the smallest of us has the heart of a lion.
Georgina Casany.

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Written by Kathryn Cave and illustrated by Chris Riddell
Age: 8+

Something Else lived alone without any friend. Others told him that he was like that. Whenever he tried to sit with them, or walk with them, or join in their games, they always said:
"Sorry. You're not like us.
You're something else.
You don't belong."
One day a strange visit changed his life...

This is a good story about accepting the difference and reflecting on what really matters in people.

Laura Romano

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This story is about an elf who wanted to be a butterfly. He dreamed that he was a butterfly and one day he decided to ask for help to his friends. Some of them told him that he would never become a butterfly, because he was an elf. He was determined to achieve his goal so  he kept trying, and with his friend's help, he got wings and learned how to fly like a butterfly. This story teaches us that we can achieve whatever we want and also that it's okay to change the way you look if that makes you feel good.
Teresa Marrone

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The Suitcase by Chris Naylor-Ballesteros

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The Suitcase by Chris Naylor-Ballesteros

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When a weary stranger arrives one day, with only a suitcase, everyone is full of questions...

Cristina Querol

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Denis has his own way of expressing himself. It takes imagination to understand him, but not everyone wants to bother, which makes Denis a bit sad. But hen he meets Joy...

Cristina Querol

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This is a story about a Chameloen that wants to be like other animals...

Cristina Querol

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It's a  beautifully illustrated book about how to handle life's challenges. There are some powerful messages for all ages.
It's about a fish family who talk and give some life advices to their child Adri.
Laia Masdevall

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This story is about a hedgehog called Emily. She goes to the park with some friends and they propose some challenges to do. Emily realises that she doesn't have any good skills and this fact makes her feel sad.
Suddenly, there is fire nearby and all her friends save a squirrel that is in danger. This makes Emily feel useless, because she doesn't know what to do to help her.
However, at the end, it is thanks to her quills that a fox isn't able to attack the sleepy and sick squirrel.
This fact makes her feel better and she values more her own quills.

Berta Prats Arfelis

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Emily's Quills: A Story about Confidence and Self-Love Read Aloud

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Age: +5
This is a story about a pumpkin that feels lonely. The pumpkin wants to play with the other vegetables of  the garden, but it can't do the proposal movements of the others, so it can't play with them. It feels sad and lonely and starts rolling. When the others vegetables see what the pumpkin is doing, they really like it and try to do it. Everybody rolled together and had a lot of fun. Then pumpkin didn't feel lonely any more.

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Poor old Pumpkin, he's the only pumpkin in the garden and he can't find anything to join in with to stop him feeling lonely. The Foodies Books are a series of picture story books for young children, set in a veggie patch.

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LITTLE I AM ME. Mira Lobe and Susi Weigel.

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LITTLE I AM ME. Mira Lobe and Susi Weigel.

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A beautiful story about a little creature who wants to find what kind of animal is he. "Who am I?" has asked himself. Maybe a horse, a dog or a parrot. At the end of the book you will see.
I think it is a wonderful book to discover that everyone is special in its own way. This book talks about self-work, self-confidence and also deals with philosophical questions like "How I am different?"
For those who want to teach in other languages, this book is originally written in German. I'ts an Austrian children's book called "Das kleine Ich bin Ich"
If that is not enough, the book is written in rhyme and has a beautiful rhythm to read to children, as well as in German as in English.
On top of that, inside the book you have the instructions to make your own I am me as an extra activity.

Couldn't this book be more suitable?

MARTA CABANES MARTÍNEZ

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This book allows you to identify emotions, is designed to help young children recognize, understand and name how they feel and learn to speak and manage their emotions in useful ways.
ANA JIMÉNEZ

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THE LAMB WHO CAME FOR DINNER. Joëlle Dreidemy.

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THE LAMB WHO CAME FOR DINNER. Joëlle Dreidemy.

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A touching story to foster empathy and solidarity. It tells the story of a hungry wolf who is fed up with having vegetable soup for dinner every day. One night he receives a visit from a defenseless little sheep that has been lost. Surprised by her luck, he can't stop thinking about the delicious stew he is going to make with her. However, it turns out that he grows fond of the sheep and begins to doubt that putting it in the pot is such a good idea.
ANA JIMÉNEZ SANTOS

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WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE. Maurice Sendak.

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WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE. Maurice Sendak.

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The book tells the story of Max, a naughty boy who one night gets his mother to punish him without dinner and lock him in his room. Sad and misunderstood, he travels to the world of wild things, where a civilization of monsters will end up naming him king of all monsters for being "the most fearsome of them all." However, Max begins to feel alone and all he wants is "to be in a place where there would be someone who would love him more than anyone else."
ANA JIMÉNEZ SANTOS

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"Real Beauty comes from  your mind and your heart"

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"Real Beauty comes from  your mind and your heart"

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She explain her own book in this video.
By Cristina Vacas

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FEELING APRECIATED. INSPIRATION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI2Qi6Si-gs
In this link the author explains the story!
by Cristina Vacas

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Written by Natalia Simons

This is a tale about a little girl who spends her summer in a village in Spain. She lives in England the rest of the year and therefore, she is more fluent in English than in Spanish. She is not able to speak to much Spanish and many children laugh of her during her summer, but even so her grandmother tell her how lucky she is to be able to understand two languages and be part of two cultures.
Personal opinion: I think many children can feel related to this book as there are children who belong to two cultures due to having parents of different nationalities, children who are newcomers, children who use two languages in their every day, etc.
This story would show the importance of linguistic and cultural respect.

Cintia Astrid Manonelles Fuentes

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Award- Winning and Oscar video.
This short film was created in Brazil.
It is the story of Joseph, an orphaned refugee boy who wishes to have a yellow umbrella for an nostalgic and sad reason.
His father, unable to take care of him, left him at the door of an orphanage. That day it was raining and his father disappeared with a yellow umbrella.
At the orphanage, Joseph meets a girl who will become his wife in his adulthood.
Joseph also opens an umbrella business and yellow umbrellas are his favourite ones.
Personal opinion: this story is very emotional and it can be used to work empathy and  the value of friendship with children.

Cintia Astrid Manonelles Fuentes

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Directed by Andrew Chesworth and Bobby Pontillas.
Produced by Shaofu Zhang.

This animated short movie is about the story of Luna. She is a Chinese American student who dreams of becoming an astronaut since she was a little girl. She lives difficult moments and has to fight hard to achieve her dream.
Personal opinion: I think this story would be very good for students as it shows the reward of effort and hard work.

Cintia Astrid Manonelles Fuentes

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Written by Allia Zobel-Nola
Age: +4
This book talks about a variety of kids and help them to raise their self-esteem. Children with braces, glasses, black hair or red hair, each student states something about themselves that they like.
At the end of the book there is a mirror which we can use to pass around to each student. They will look into the mirror and state what they like about themselves.
Anna Fontanet Torruella

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What I Like About Me Written by Allia Zobel-Nola, Illustrated by Miki Sakamoto

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Written by Karen Beaumont
Age: +4
This book encourages kids to have a high  self-esteem and  to appreciate everything about themselves--inside and out. Messy hair? Beaver breath? So what! Here's a little girl who knows what really matters.
At once silly and serious, Karen Beaumont's joyous rhyming text and David Catrow's wild illustrations unite in a book that is sassy, soulful--and straight from the heart.
Anna Fontanet Torruella

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Author: Giles Andreae
Age: 2-9 y/o

Giraffes Can't Dance is a touching tale of Gerald the giraffe, who wants nothing more than to dance. With crooked knees and thin legs, it's harder for a giraffe than you would think. Gerald is finally able to dance to his own tune when he gets some encouraging words from an unlikely friend.With light-footed rhymes and high-stepping illustrations, this tale is gentle inspiration for every child with dreams of greatness.

Ana Huerta Garcia

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by Mike Bidinger and Michelle Kwon

Unlucky boy meets lucky girl...

This one is a fantastic short video to raise spirits, to cheer up, because it makes you realise that you can always try and find a positive side on everything and that it is always easyer to find it when you let people in.

Marta Segalés

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Best short movie in the world to avoid insecurities... with a good sense of humor!

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Best short movie in the world to avoid insecurities... with a good sense of humor!

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by Wouter Bongaerts

It shows you that you are not alone, that you are not the only human being with insecurities... Everyone has his own!
Sometime somewhere you will find someone to share them and you will feel so much better.

Marta Segalés

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MEJOR CORTO DEL MUNDO PARA EVITAR COMPLEJOS

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Author: Adam Reynolds and Chaz Harris
Age: +5
When a young Prince and a farm boy meet in the forest, a growing friendship between them blossoms into love. However, when the Queen re-marries, her sinister new husband seeks control of the enchanted forest and the land the farm boy’s family are responsible for protecting.

In a Kingdom where all are considered equal regardless of what they look like or who they love, Promised Land is a brand new fairytale about friendship, responsibility, adventure and love.

Daniel Gutiérrez

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By MarK PeTT and Gary Rubinstain
Age: +8

This is a story about a girl who seems to be PERFECT. She always did everything with no mistakes. But is it ok?
Can we be perfect all the time?
I like this story to talk about IMPERFECTION.
I think it is a great story to raise self-esteem and accept that we are all different and perfectly imperfect humans!

Hope You like it!
Iris Pons

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Author: Karen Beaumont
Illustrated by David Catrow
Age: Primary

This book begins when the little boy's mama catches him "paintin' pictures on the floor/and the ceiling/and the walls/and the curtains/and the door." She takes his paint away and cleans him up. Once she's gone, he works on getting the paint back and then paints himself in creative ways.

Why students will enjoy it: With each turn of page, children are delighted to find out what the main character paints next, and it's easy for them to predict the rhyming word coming up. The part that always generates giggles: "I'm such a nut, gonna paint my ... WHAT?"

MARTA ALBERTI SÁNCHEZ

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"I Ain't Gonna Paint No More!" A Read Aloud!

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This is the story of a lonely hedgehog who got a lovely and useful present from their classmates in Christmas. It is a short film that pretends show how empathy works and is good for all the community.

Cristina Carbonell

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Erste Christmas Ad 2018: What would Christmas be without love?

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Author: Pixar

This short film tells the story of beautiful white sheep that is known because of his dancing abilities. One day, some humans shear his fur, what causes a big transformation on his appeareance. Due to it, his neighbours start making fun of him, so he stops dancing because it affects his confidence and self-steem. But another animal gives him a lesson that will make change his view of the whole situation.
This film is perfect to work with Primary pupils about topics such as bullying, self-steem, and resilience, very important nowadays.

Jara Barrantes Coloma

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Author: Abigail Balfe
Raquel Vaquer

"A real-life COMPLETLY true story about being unique"

'This book is what I needed as a kid! Empathetic, joyful and beautifully authentic.  I realy like this book! My kids love it! The beautiful true story of one girl's journey growing up autistic - and the challenges she faced in the 'normal' world* I'm not like the other children in my class . . . and that's an actual scientific FACT.

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Author: Marcella Bakur and Jill Eimark
Age: +5
Recommended by Bernadette G. M.

Toodles the Turkey wishes being like a cow, a duck... because he is not happy with his voice and his body. He thinks about himself he's useless. He doesn't understand the reason why he is a turkey.  At the end of the book, he discovers it! :)
All us have good points!

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Miss Carrie: Self-Esteem - I Want Your MOO

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Author: Luisa Aguilar
Age:  +4

Mara is creative, intelligent and different from the others. Some kids critise her because of her ears, her hair, her thin body... but nobody will be able to put her down because her mother has given her the key to rise above any type of criticism: self-steem, imagination and spontaneity.
This book is perfect to raise self-esteem at school in order to work with smaill kids their confidence, security and self-concept.

Jara Barrantes Coloma

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Author: Eric Carle
Age: 0-4 years
Núria Balagué Linares

The Very Hungry Caterpillar is Carle's third book, and uses distinctive collage illustrations that were innovative at the time of publication, 'eaten' holes in the pages, and simple text with educational themes – counting, the days of the week, foods, and a butterfly's life stages. It teaches children how to count and to make one-to-one correspondences between numbers and the items the Very Hungry Caterpillar has eaten. There have been many related books and other products, including educational tools, created in connection to the book. The Very Hungry Caterpillar's diet is fictional rather than scientifically accurate, but the book introduces concepts of Lepidoptera life stages where transformations take place including the ultimate metamorphosis from 'hungry caterpillar' to 'beautiful butterfly'.

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Author: Peter Sohn (PIXAR)
Núria Balagué Linares

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Author: Nima Raoofy
Núria Balagué Linares

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Mis Zapatos - Corto y moraleja sobre los valores de la vida

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Author: Jenni Desmond
Age: 5-6 years
Realse date: 2013 September

A  book that explores themes of being true to oneself and features two contrasting cats who clash and tussle with each other before bonding over a shared discovery that they can be themselves and complement each other.

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The movie "We All Want to Be Young" is the outcome of several studies developed by a Brazilian research company specialized in behavioral sciences and consumer trends.
Age: 18-35 years

I think this short documentary raises self esteem in young adults and makes them feel better.

Llorenç Bosch

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Author: Drew Daywalt
Illustrator: Oliver Jeffers
Age: 4+ years

The Day the Crayons Quit is a clever and creative story of the exploration of colours being as caracters. This book give us the oportunity to be open-minded and see how the things (in this case the paints or draws) can be as different and varied as your imagine could reach.
Stories like this can make children be aware that sometimes, or usually, people and situations can be more than our eyes can just see.

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The importance of communication and the power of good teamwork.(by Judit Capdevila)

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The importance of communication and the power of good teamwork.(by Judit Capdevila)

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Age: 6-8 years

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Age: 7-8 years.

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Happiness doesn't come from headstands (by María José García)

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Happiness doesn't come from headstands (by María José García)

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Author: Tamara Levitt
Age: 4-8 years.
Release date: 24/03/2017

This book is about acceptance, resilience, and self-compassion and offers the message that just because we may experience a failure does not mean that we are a failure.
This book is a story about a girl who tries her best, but still falls down. Through the process she learns that happiness is not determined by external achievement. Through accepting our limitations and celebrating our efforts, even in the face of failure, peace can be found.

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Author: Matthey Syed
Age: 9 and upwards.
Release date: 03/09/2020

It is an inspiring read for children on how to conquer their doubts and have the confidence to follow their own path. With hilarious anecdotes taken from the author’s life this book smashes the notion of being normal out of the window. Beautifully written in such an engaging and humorous way the author connects with the reader so easily.
Don’t be surprised if Dare To Be You is read in one go, such is the captivating way it draws the reader in. :)