I See Me: Dealing with Tough Topics

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Books can help us out in our time of need. The lists below can be used to start conversations with your children.

Adoption | Anxiety, opens a new window | Death and Grieving | Depression, opens a new window | Fear and Bravery, opens a new window | Gender Identity, opens a new window | I'M MAD | Immigrants and Refugees, opens a new window | Incarcerated Loved Ones, opens a new window | LGBTQ+, opens a new window | Military Families, opens a new window | Multiracial Families | New Baby | Pet Death, opens a new window | Picky Eaters, opens a new window | Potty Training, opens a new window | Separation and Divorce | Sharing, opens a new window | Working Parents, opens a new window

We're constantly updating and adding new lists, but if there's one you'd like to see, please let us know through our Ask a Librarian service, opens a new window.

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