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Elizabeth loves her name, so is irked that other people insist on referring to her by nicknames, such as Lizzy, Beth, Liz, and Betsy.

A toddler does not like any of the nicknames her parents have for her; she wants to be called by her "real" name, Princess Baby.

Christine Gouda, called Tink, and her best friend Jackie are entering sixth grade, and suddenly everything seems awkward and just plain wrong--boys are behaving differently, clothes do not fit the way they should, long term friendships suddenly seem tenuous, and most of all she needs a new nickname because "Tink" just does not fit anymore.

Third-grader Sophie wants to be special, and she tries in every way that she can think of to stand out, until she rescues Ella from an oncoming car and becomes Sophie the Hero.

"Mi cielito, my angel, my pumpkin, my bean. My kitten, my sweetheart, my darling sweet pea. What do you call the ones you love the most? Sometimes playful, sometimes silly, and always adoring, more than fifty terms of endearment from around the world are showcased in this rhyming text"--

Franklin decides he needs a nickname if is going to be a famous athlete, but his friends tell him he can't pick his own, others get to decide what it will be.