Coe Booth Boeken

The story explores the challenges faced by Jarrett as his mother takes in a new foster baby, who comes with an older brother, Kevon. As Jarrett navigates this new dynamic, he must confront his feelings about family, responsibility, and the complexities of sibling relationships. The arrival of Kevon adds a layer of emotional depth, highlighting the bonds formed in unexpected circumstances and the impact of fostering on both children and caregivers.

How often do you find yourself looking in the mirror? And smiling at what you see?More likely, you're thinking what you see Fat, Ugly, Skinny, Round, Stacked or Flat, Bad or Good. From reality television to tabloid headlines, we're all surrounded by weight and discussion of weight. In this collection, a stellar lineup of YA writers sound off on body image., self-esteem, diets, eating disorders, boys, fashion magazines, and why trying on jeans is a bad experience for everyone. There are eight powerful short stories and six moving personal essays from authors whose works include two New York Times bestsellers, a Los Angeles TImes Book Prize, and a Printz Honor; an appendix offers book, movie, and music recommendations. (And in case you're still wondering, No this book does not make you look fat.)