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Picture books about Confidence & Self-esteem from the Little Parachutes reviews library

A collection of picture books that champion confidence and self-esteem, encouraging children to appreciate their own self-worth and positively appraise their own appearance, emotions, beliefs and behaviours.

Claydon Was a Clingy Child

A light-hearted introduction to the concept of independence. May reassure a child who feels anxious about their safety when away from their parents.

Fly, Chick, Fly

Anxious children may be comforted by this book

I Can Do It

May encourage children to persevere with tasks that they find challenging.

Freckleface Strawberry

A great book to celebrate differences and be proud of what we are as individuals.

Walter and the No-Need-to-Worry Suit

Although childhood is supposed to be a carefree time of no responsibilities in fact many children do worry about anything from friendships to sports day.

It’s Okay to be Different

Reinforcing the view that being different is a positive thing.

Naughty Toes

For any child who doesn't quite fit in

The Gotcha Smile

Acknowledging anxieties that some children may feel about making new friends and starting school. Provides positive suggestions for overcoming shyness.

Invisible Isabelle

This may encourage children to embrace their creativity and self-expression and not to succumb to peer-pressure and bullying.

Billy Back To Front

A good story to enable children to appreciate and value being different and to recognise their own individuality

Eric!…the Hero?

Any child who sometimes feels less intelligent, less capable and less successful than others will be heartened by the story of Eric who isn't much good at anything but turns out to be a hero.

Shaun The Shy Shark

It shows shyness and being different in a positive way.

Ruby Flew Too!

The Talent Show

Supporting children who may feel they have no special gift or who are judged on first impressions.

Meet The Genies

Oliver

Every child feels different and alone sometimes and all carers learn to fear the wail "I don't have any friends". When loneliness strikes this book is the only friend a child will need.