individuality

Winnie Perry is certain that she will gain more courage and responsibilities with her tenth birthday and, with her best friend Amanda by her side, Winnie is determined to make the most of her last year of elementary school.

Twelve-year-old identical twins Jay and Ray have long resented that everyone treats them as one person, and so they hatch a plot to take advantage of a clerical error at their new school and pretend they are just one.

A young brave's hunting ritual, in which he pursues a deer through the winter forest, brings him to an understanding of his identity and inner strength.

Analyzes the impact of mass organization on American society, discussing how rise of powerful corporations after World War II created many social, economic, and cultural problems in the United States.

Agnes and Kit compare various parts of their bodies with one another to see how they are both similar and different.

Tired of looking exactly alike, the people of the purple planet decide to become more colorful.

Dogs Fred and Ted pack up their cars and go on a road trip, and their different ways of doing things have interesting results.

Ignoring the jeers of the other bunnies, Ruben Rabbit goes about the fancy prancing and dancing he loves, and he eventually gains recognition for it in a contest.

Once inseparable best friends, thirteen-year-old identical twins Sammie and Charlie begin to grow apart when they make new friends and join different clubs as seventh graders at a brand new school.

Shortly before her fifteenth birthday, Destiny Lozada's traditional Puerto Rican mother and feminist older sister hijack her quincea?era, each pushing her own agenda and ignoring the possibility that Destiny, a skateboarding tomboy, might have her own ideas about the coming-of-age ritual she is about to participate in.