Front of the graphic novel. Optimistic characters in the foreground (including the main character at the front) over a green backdrop incorporating a scene where the main character is concerned. Title reads "My Life is Worth Living™ Amie's Story". Authors names at the top read "Rita Street with Jordan Gibler & Amanda Carson". Website URL at the bottom reads "mylifeisworthliving.org".
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Another page from the first chapter.
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More stories in the My Life is Worth Living™ series.
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My Life is Worth Living™ Amie's Story (Teacher Edition)

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Teacher Edition (74 pages, including resources and lesson plans)

Jam-packed days and meticulous planning help 16-year-old Amie stay organized and pursue her goals. They also help her forget that her parents treat her like she's made of glass, and that her boyfriend worries about her. They help her forget the dark years of medications and diagnoses that led her to the hospital, and they help her ignore the negative thoughts that continue to darken the corners of her mind. With the help of her therapist, her family, and her boyfriend, Amie is learning that there's no shame in continuing to struggle, that relying on the support of loved ones doesn't make her a burden, and that a sense of hope and purpose can help her cope with negative thoughts.

Adapted from the My Life is Worth Living™ animated series produced by the Cook Center for Human Connection.