Being a "tween" -- it can be a very awkward time in anyone's life. You're not a full-fledged teenager with cars, dates, and high school, but you're not a little child anymore, either. You can still feel pulls in both directions, wanting to be a child and have fun, yet wanting more responsibility as a teenager. It is definitely not easy being a "tween."<br>

<br><i><b>Me, Myself, and I</b></i> was written for this group of people, guiding them through this time of transition through stories and Bible studies, reassuring them of God's love and understanding. With study questions at the end of each chapter, this book can be read privately at home as a personal devotional or in group settings, such as Sunday school, children's Bible studies, or through Christian-based organizations for young people. <br>

<br>Going through the tween years can be a harrowing experience, but the wisdom offered in <i><b>Me, Myself, and I</b></i> can help make that journey a little easier with the reassurance that God is present every step of the way.<br>

<br><b>Sandra McLeod Humphrey</b> is a retired clinical psychologist with over 35 years of experience working with young people. She is the author of <i>Keepin' It Real</i>, as well as the best-selling volumes <i>If You Had To Choose, What Would You Do?</i> and <i>It's Up To You, What Do You Do?</i> Humphrey is a regular contributor to <i>My Friend</i>, the Catholic magazine for young people and is also a writer and consultant for the Heroes and Dreams Foundation, which supplies character education materials to elementary schools throughout the United States.