Bøger udgivet af Mattel Publishing

This interactive journal will help you find and celebrate all the moments--big and small--that light you up and make you sparkle! Filled with writing prompts, coloring pages, and activities, this book helps you identify and remember good moments of your day. When you pay attention and feel grateful for the goodness in your life, you start to see the world in a more positive way. And when you do that, it's easy to share your bright light with others, too. Grab your favorite pens, markers, and colored pencils--let's shine on! Dear Reader, Can you remember a time when you felt bright and shiny? When a girl sparkles from the inside, she is giving off happy, positive emotions, and often, she wants to share those happy feelings with people around her. One way to shine on is to look for, remember, and celebrate things that make you feel grateful. Being thankful for all the good things in your life can help you see the world in a more positive way. And when you do that, it's easy to spread goodness and joy to others. This is a special journal all about helping you discovering and collecting the bright, shiny times of your life, including big moments like starring in the school play and little ones like a hug from your brother. When you start to notice and remember the many times each day that you feel a spark of gratitude, it becomes a habit to embrace those warm feelings. But it takes practice, and in this book, you'll find lots of ways to look for and hang on to those moments. Turn the page to get started on your shine on journey! Your Friends at American Girl

You're right just the way you are, and you don't need anything to make you more beautiful. That doesn't mean, though, that hair and makeup aren't a fun way to show off your personal style. Inside this book, you'll find lots of ideas for using makeup, hair color, and nail polish to express exactly who you are. Follow the easy, step-by-step directions for hairstyles, makeup designs, and nail art to create a look that's all your own, as unique as you are!

This book is packed with ideas and information for girls who care about the earth to help them understand climate change, speak up for solutions, and live an earth-friendly life. It's full of quizzes, crafts, party ideas, and a science experiment to help girls learn how they can use their unique passions and talents to make a difference. With a focus on interactive activities, this book proves that fighting climate change doesn't have to be scary—it can be a lot of fun!

Courtney Moore is the best gamer at the arcade. But she can't understand why there aren't more girl characters. When Courtney imagines her own video game, the hero is a girl who knows how to handle any situation. If only I was like that in real life, Courtney wishes. Her dad's moving for a job, so Courtney won't be living with him on the weekends anymore. That's causing a big problem with her stepsister, who doesn't like sharing a room with Courtney -- or her guinea pig. When her mom announces that she's running for mayor, Courtney's blended family has to learn to work together differently. It's a whole new game for Courtney, and she's figuring out the rules as she goes.

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"Girls have the power to make a difference, whether that's in their own lives, their community, or even the world! But it can be confusing to know where to start. From protecting our planet to helping animals to saying hello to someone who seems lonely, this book offers young readers lots of ideas, big and small, on how to spark change."--Provided by publisher.

Having Poppa home fills Addy's heart with happiness, and moving to a boarding house brings a new special friend--one who encourages Addy to always stay hopeful for the future. Then Addy enjoys the victory of having her idea chosen for a fair fundraiser, where a friendship is born, and the answer to a riddle brings a wonderful surprise. But will the rest of Addy's family be reunited before the New Year?

Originally published in an unabridged edition in 2014.

Originally published as an unabridged edition in 2014.

Originally published as an unabridged edition in 2014.

For her tenth birthday, Rebecca is invited to visit her cousin Max's movie studio! When the cameras begin to roll, she finds herself unexpectedly presented with a part to play. Rebecca doesn't have the courage to tell her family, but is it wrong to keep such a big secret? Later that summer, on a visit to the factory where her uncle and cousin work, Rebecca is horrified. Is this the life that's in store for cousin Ana? There must be a way to improve conditions at the factory, and Rebecca is determined to do her part - even if it means marching straight into danger.

"Rebecca Rubin is growing up in the bustling city of New York in 1914. She dreams of being a star on the silver screen, but her performance this year is on the stage at school. She has to share the spotlight with her cousin Ana, though, and Rebecca fears the audience will laugh instead of applaud. Will Ana hurt or help the performance? Then, being included in a special plan fills Rebecca with joy. But what act of kindness teaches her the true meaning of the holiday season?"--

The advice in this book can help girls understand and get along with parents, stop fights with siblings before they start, and negotiate solutions to any problem. This title includes engaging activities to help girls create memories with the people they live with and love, plus tear-out family fun coupons and awards. Full color. Consumable.

"Melody is an optimistic, enthusiastic girl growing up in Detroit, Michigan during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. She is excited and proud to share a special surprise with her family. She's been chosen to sing a solo for Youth Day at her church! But what song will she choose? She gets advice from her big brother, and is also inspired by her older sister, but it's the inspirational words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that help her pick the perfect song. There are many unfair things happening during Melody's time, even to people in her own family. But it's an unimaginable tragedy in the South that leaves Melody silent. Who can help her lift her voice and sing? Who will inspire her to keep stepping?"--Provided by publisher.

In 1964, ten-year-old African American singer Melody Ellison decides to fix up her Detroit neighborhood playground and plant a garden, but when her friends put her in charge, Melody finds out just how hard it can be to lead.

Nanea Mitchell had hoped that going back to school would make life seem normal again. But everything has changed since the war started, including Miss Smith's wonderful classroom. Nanea's dear friend Donna is gone, and now there's a new girl who seems to be getting all of Miss Smith's attention. There are also worries at home as Nanea's big brother talks about joining the Army. Nanea can't bear the thought of him leaving. In the swirl of changes, Nanea turns to hula. Dancing always makes her feel better. Then, Nanea gets a big idea-- could hula help lift the spirits of the soldiers, too?

"Nanea wants to help! She may be the youngest in her family, but she knows she's grown-up enough to "dip her paddle in" and be useful. Before she can prove she's ready for responsibility, the unthinkable happens. Japan attacks Pearl Harbor--the naval base were her father works--and America is at war! Now Nanea must cope with missing friends and family members, rumors of additional attacks, and lonely nighttime blackouts. As the war wears on, Nanea faces difficult chores and choices. With the spirit of aloha--love, understanding, and compassion--Nanea helps others in ways she never imagined." --

Maryellen strives to invent a flying machine, become famous, and get her sister's wedding off the ground.

"Can Julie make history? Julie can't wait to camp in a horse-drawn wagon for the Bicentennial, but pioneer life is a lot harder than she expected. She sets out to capture living history--and ends up chasing a thief! Back in school, Julie lands in detention for helping a friend. Clearly it's time to change the system--but that means running for student body president against the most popular boy in the school. If only she could get the other kids to listen to her ideas...but they don't seem to care. Even worse, they don't like her choice for VP, Joy, just because she's deaf. As the election heats up, Julie's on the brink of dropping out. It's her big chance to prove that one girl can change the system--but does she have the nerve?" --

"It's 1974, and Julie Albright has just moved to a new neighborhood and started at a new school. So when she finds out the basketball team is 'boys only,' Julie is determined to fight for her right to play. Will a petition with 150 names be enough to make the coach change his mind and give her a chance?"

"Travel is all about adventure. It's about trying new things and meeting new people. This book shows you how to be a confident and happy traveler, whether you are going to your grandma's house just a few hours away or you're making a trek across the world."--Publisher's description.

With this guide tween girls can learn the basics of skin hygiene, including the right tools and tricks for their skin type, staying safe in the sun, attacking pimples if they pop up, and shaving tips for when they're ready for razors. Includes tips for keeping nails clean and neat, too. Full color.

The girls are going camping, and Ashlyn has prepared a list of supplies to bring. Willa feels sure all that gear won't be needed. When they get to the campsite, the girls are missing some things. Just when their campout looks like a catastrophe, their friendship saves the day. Illustrations.

"Just like the real world, the digital world is full of exciting, helpful, and even life-changing possibilities. And just as in the real world, you need to know how to navigate it wisely and keep yourself safe. With everything from quizzes that test safety smarts to advice on how to deal with cyberbullying, this book will get you started"--Amazon.com.

The WellieWishers want to give Aunt Miranda something special for her birthday, and when Kendall discovers the Tomorrow Pile, a bunch of old, dirty, broken things, she sees the potential to make some cool stuff.

"Camille loves the ocean, the warm sand, the pretty shells, and the sparkling waves that tickle her toes. Sometimes she even imagines that she's a mermaid with whales and dolphins for friends! When the other WellieWishers see how much Camille misses her summers by the sea, they want to help, but how can four girls turn a garden into an ocean?"--Publisher.