"Shy? Introverted? Social anxiety? What does it all mean? This book explores the biological reasons for quieter and less-social personalities. When readers better understand themselves, they can better accept themselves and take charge of who they are and who they want to be"--

Daisy is good at noticing when others are feeling shy and helping them overcome their shyness. Daisy helps a new student break out of her shell, urges a friend to join in at a party, and coaxes her sister to socialize when her sister's feeling bashful. Then Daisy goes to a new club by herself, and it's her turn to feel timid. Can she follow her own example and move past her shy feelings?

With the help of a magic microphone, Willow, whose words come out in whispers, manages to make herself heard, but when her microphone breaks Willow has to decide what to do.

Rabbit, Bear, Squirrel, and Other Squirrel make big plans for a show, but they have forgotten one very important thing and only shy Bear can help.

"Noah Bienstock can't help being so shy and nervous; he's always been like that. His best friend, Lissa Gardener, lives in the same building, but aside from her, Noah isn't very popular. So when he learns that the new student in his class is also his neighbor, Noah's excited to have a new person to hang out with. But as the boys spend more time together, Noah starts to worry all over again--is there something strange about his new friend?"--From the...

Too shy to approach the girl he likes, Jackson hides little gifts for her to discover before Valentine's Day.

When she agrees to help socially awkward Max, who is looking for a wife, come out of his shell, Tori, a waitress at a diner in Maine, turns his comfortable life upside down and soon finds herself falling in love with him.

Panda and Pandora live next to each other but never speak or play together because they are much too shy.

A very shy mouse has trouble even saying hello on her first night of school, but a game of hide-and-seek with Miss Moon and her classmates Bat, Owl, and Cat may help her come out of her shell.

With the help of her new friend who has magic boots just like her own, Emma overcomes her shyness and no longer hates reading out loud in school.