“That‘s okay, I have a new crush…. ME.“
“That‘s okay, I have a new crush…. ME”
Forget Me Nat (Nat Enough #2) | 
This book is AMAZING for teachers to go teach their students to love themselves and to have a good sense of self worth!
pickForget Me Nat by Maria Scrivan is a graphic novel that goes through the life of a middle school student named Nat. We see her good and bad days when it comes to crushes, friends, school, and more. This book focuses on the ups and downs that all go through when growing up. Forget Me Nat teaches the reader to love themselves first!
This book is AMAZING for teachers go teach their students to love themselves and to have a good sense of self worth. This will help with the classroom environment and students wanting/ being excited about learning when they believe they are capable.
pickForget Me Nat by Maria Scrivan is a graphic novel that goes through the life of a middle school student named Nat. We see her good and bad days when it comes to crushes, friends, school, and more. This book focuses on the ups and downs that all go through when growing up. Forget Me Nat teaches the reader to love themselves first!
This book is AMAZING for teachers to go teach their students to love themselves and to have a good sense of self worth!
pickForget Me Nat by Maria Scrivan is a graphic novel that goes through the life of a middle school student named Nat. We see her good and bad days when it comes to crushes, friends, school, and more. This book focuses on the ups and downs that all go through when growing up. Forget Me Nat teaches the reader to love themselves first!
“You don't need anyone else to make you feel like you're enough.“
In my classroom, I could link this to lessons on social dynamics, emotional development, and self-acceptance, encouraging students to discuss their own experiences in navigating friendships and feelings.
pickThis book was published in 2020, and it is a graphic novel. It is a part of the Nat Enough series. It is about a middle schooler named Nat who navigates the ups and downs of friendships, crushes, and self-acceptance after her feelings for a friend are not reciprocated. The story explores the themes of self-worth and emotional resilience.
“Zoe! I think Derek asked me out! What did he say?“ I like this quote because this is exactly how middle schoolers feel when someone asks to hang out.
I found this book really fun to read. Each page was filled with bright and funny illustrations that were relatable to adolescents. This book would be great for middle schoolers because they would be able to understand how this situation feels.
so-soForget Me Nat by Maria Scrivan. 2020. Graphic Novel. This book is definitely for older elementary students who have more complex emotions. This book refers to internal feelings like confidence and acceptance of others. I would say this would be good for grades 4 and up. Children below these grades would not be able to understand or comprehend what these emotions feel like.
pickThis sequel to Nat Enough sees Nat dealing with heartbreak and learning how to be a better friend - especially to herself. Nat‘s tendency to model herself on others (previously her toxic best friend, now her crush) is painful at first, then her new best friend calls her on it. After the conflict, Nat does some real growing. Kiddo loved this, and so did I.
pickNatalie deals with first heartbreak in this middle grade graphic novel. I‘ll be watching for more by Maria Scriven.
