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Book one of the Beautiful series introduces children and teens to the inner critic. High schooler, Lily, gets a lot of messages about what it means to be a successful and desirable woman in today's world. It seems like the bottom line is, you've got to have gorgeous looks, a winning personality... and a cute boyfriend to prove it. Beautiful: A trip through the looking glass takes us on a poignant and comical journey through the inner and outer voices we all struggle with. And Lily's ultimate discovery about the true nature of life itself. Graphic novel. For ages 9 and up.It sucks to have big, frizzy hair and a decidedly average body, when you really want to have model good looks and a cool boyfriend. That's why Lily's on a mission to get beautified, or at least get a red-hot makeover. And the attention of her crush. Now if she could only stop that pesky unwanted visitor from messing with her plans

Best Seller in Contemporary Women Graphic NovelsALSO AVAILABLE IN FRENCH AND SPANISHIt sucks to have big, frizzy hair and a decidedly average body, when you really want to have model good looks and a cool boyfriend. That's why Lily's on a mission to get beautified, or at least get a red-hot makeover. And the attention of her crush. Now if she could only stop that pesky unwanted visitor from messing with her plans More about the Beautiful SeriesTeenager Lily gets a lot of messages about what it means to be a successful and desirable woman in today's world. Seems like the bottom line is, you've got to have gorgeous looks, a winning personality... and a cute boyfriend to prove it But her biggest problem is the voice in her own head. How does she beat that one? 'Beautiful' takes us on a poignant journey through the inner and outer voices we all struggle with. And Lily's ultimate discovery about the true nature of life itself.A graphic novel for ages 8 and upA humorous series that's great for young girls, as well as women, educators and therapists. Deals with self-esteem, identity issues and spirituality.More by Marie D'Abreo'Beautiful: Living with the Frenemy' (Book Two)''Beautiful: Game of Crones' (Book Three)'Lost in Guyville"'Sky Orb'French language version: https: //amzn.to/2xNnY9e

From the creator of 'Beautiful: A Girl's Trip Through the Looking Glass'Alex has a problem. Well, three problems to be precise. A sweet but boring love interest; a persistent, stuffy ex; and an intriguing, European coworker - who might as well have red warning flags stamped all over him. It's Minneapolis in the late '90s. Recently graduated from art school and now out in the real world of roommates, rent and career choices, Alex must juggle her increasingly confusing love life. Can she find her own way, or is she destined to remain 'Lost in Guyville' Graphic novel. For ages 11 and up.

SECOND EDITIONFrom the creator of Beautiful: A girl's trip through the looking glass and Lost in Guyville: A corporate drone takes an unexpected trip, a father and daughter seek different kinds of healing, a phone-gazing twentysomething tries to figure out his real-life relationships, a girl's love life throws her into existential angst... Sky Orb interweaves the stories of eight characters from different worlds, searching for connection and meaning in their urban wilderness.A graphic novel for ages 16 and up.

Lily soon finds out that going on a school camping trip comes with more than a few challenges. Bunking with an eclectic bunch of girls, hiking chop-busting trails, figuring out her crush's mixed signals... Even the toughest Girl Guide might wish she'd stayed home, doing her toenails and eating cupcakes. To make matters worse, just when Lily thought she'd seen through all its lies once and for all, her tormentor is back with a vengeance. Surely, she thinks, it's time to find a way to get rid of this bully for good.More about the Beautiful Series.Teenager Lily gets a lot of messages about what it means to be a successful and desirable woman in today's world. But her biggest problem is the voice in her own head. How does she beat that one?A graphic novel for ages 8 and upA humorous series that's great for young girls, as well as women, educators and therapists. Deals with self-esteem, identity issues and spirituality.

Book two of the Beautiful chronicles deals with the boomerang effect of the inner critic. The more you try to get rid of it, the more it comes back. Teen queen of anxiety, Lily, finds that getting closer to her crush stirs up her insecurities all over again - and she tries every trick in the self-help book to get back to happy. Beautiful: Living with the frenemy deals with themes of identity, self-worth and discovering who you really are, beyond the ups and downs of life.Graphic novel. For ages 9 and up.Lily soon finds out that going on a school camping trip comes with more than a few challenges. Bunking with an eclectic bunch of girls, hiking chop-busting trails, figuring out her crush's mixed signals... Even the toughest Girl Guide might wish she'd stayed home, doing her toenails and eating cupcakes. To make matters worse, just when Lily thought she'd seen through all its lies once and for all, her tormentor is back with a vengeance. Surely, she thinks, it's time to find a way to get rid of this bully for good.--

Teenage life has so many problems Supercharged hormones, overnight pimples and social anxiety... to name a few. Sometimes Lily wishes she could get the process of growing up over and done with. Well, be careful what you wish for. One night, Lily borrows a witchy Halloween costume, complete with an antique amulet that's said to have magic powers. And soon discovers that fast-forwarding her life only creates a whole new set of challenges.More about the Beautiful Series.Teenager Lily gets a lot of messages about what it means to be a successful and desirable woman in today's world. But her biggest problem is the voice in her own head. How does she beat that one?A graphic novel for ages 8 and upA humorous series that's great for young girls, as well as women, educators and therapists. Deals with self-esteem, identity issues and spirituality.

About 'Beautiful: Game of Crones'Teenage life has so many problems Supercharged hormones, overnight pimples and social anxiety... to name a few. Sometimes Lily wishes she could get the process of growing up over and done with.Well, be careful what you wish for.One night, Lily borrows a witchy Halloween costume, complete with an antique amulet that's said to have magic powers. And soon discovers that accidentally fast-forwarding her life only creates a whole new set of challenges.More about the 'Beautiful Series' Teenager Lily gets a lot of messages about what it means to be a successful and desirable woman in today's world. But her biggest problem is the voice in her own head. How does she beat that one? A graphic novel for ages 8 and up A humorous series that's great for young girls, as well as women, educators and therapists. 'Beautiful' deals with self-esteem, identity issues and spirituality.