From the moment we are born, we are given names, genders, and a host of other attributes that serve as a means of identification and classification. As we grow up, we accumulate more and more labels – some chosen by us, and others imposed by society.

Labels can be a useful tool for communication and understanding, but also how they can have negative consequences. This book provides practical advice and strategies for navigating the complex world of labels, including how to change our own labels and how to deal with labels imposed by others.

While the book is aimed at teens, it is relevant to readers of all ages. The author uses relatable examples and engaging stories to illustrate the impact of labels on our lives. Readers will learn how to challenge the labels that limit them and how to embrace the labels that empower them.

Ultimately, Nametags is a call to action for readers to take control of their own identities and reject the labels that hold them back. With its powerful message and practical advice, this book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the labels in their lives and how to control them.