Ugly Me

Some kids fight battles no one sees. This is their story. Randi is used to being invisible. At school, at home–everywhere. But when life becomes too much to bear, she has a choice: disappear completely or find a way to be seen. Inspired by real students and real struggles, Ugly Me is a raw, powerful, and unforgettable journey inside the mind of a child who feels lost, broken, and unworthy of love. Through Randi’s eyes, readers experience the heartbreaking reality of trauma, bullying, and self-doubt–but also the small moments of hope that can change everything. A #1 Amazon Bestseller and required reading in schools worldwide, Ugly Me is a must-read for: Students who feel like they don’t belong Educators working with at-risk youth Parents trying to understand their children’s struggles Social workers, counselors, and anyone who wants to make a difference This book will break your heart and put it back together again. If you believe in the power of stories to change lives, Ugly Me is for you. Read it today and see the unseen. Praise from real readers: “The best series ever!! My students LOVED it!” -Public School Teacher “A MUST read for ALL students and educators!” -Public School Teacher “This book has ignited a new passion for reading for our students and teachers!” -Instructional Coach “I can’t heartsheartsheartsheartshearts this enough!!!” -Middle School Counselor “Excellent storytelling, compelling characters. These books will change how you look at your students…” -Public School Educator “If you want a perspective of trauma from the lens of the child, this is it.” -Community Services Provider “This book is required reading for all of our teachers.” -Superintendent of Schools “I usually skip my district’s book studies, but not this one. I couldn’t put it down.” -Long-Time Teacher “I recommend this book everywhere I go!” -Becky Haas, World-Renowned Trauma-Informed Care Trainer “My students BEGGED me to keep reading!” -Middle School Reading Specialist “I sat down and binge-read the entire Ugly Me set in a weekend and have been telling everyone I can about it!” – School Resource Officer