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165 books about writing & storytelling
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Bad Boy: A Memoir
Walter Dean Myers
For the child who feels like they have to hide their love of reading or struggles to find their place between the street
Ages 12–18
Anything but Typical
Nora Raleigh Baskin
For the child who feels like an outsider in a neurotypical world, this story explores the vulnerability of making your f
Ages 10–14
Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard #1
Legends of the Guard, Vol. 1
David Petersen
For the child who loves getting lost in layers of a story. This anthology celebrates the art of spinning tales while exp
Ages 8–14
Totally Joe
James Howe
For the middle-schooler navigating the complexities of identity, this story follows Joe as he explores being gay, facing
Ages 10–14
Gravity of Us, The
Phil Stamper
For the teen navigating a major move or a high-pressure family change. This story explores finding your voice and first
Ages 13–18
The Art of DreamWorks Dog Man
Ramin Zahed
For the young artist or movie buff who wonders how their favorite characters come to life on screen. This behind-the-sce
Ages 8–14
King of Shadows
Susan Cooper
For the child processing the loss of a parent through the lens of a passion for the arts, this time-travel journey offer
Ages 10–14
The Last Dragon Chronicles #1
The Fire Within
Chris d'Lacey
For the creative child discovering the power of their words and the weight of their consequences. A magical story about
Ages 9–13
Alphabet of Thorn
Patricia A. McKillip
For the teen who feels like an outsider or is searching for where they belong. A lyrical story about finding your identi
Ages 12–18
We Are Inevitable
Gayle Forman
For the teenager navigating the heavy weight of family responsibility and grief while trying to find their own path thro
Ages 14–18
The Crossover #1
The Crossover
Kwame Alexander
For the child navigating a changing relationship with a sibling or processing the sudden illness of a parent while findi
Ages 10–14
Janie Johnson #5
Janie Face to Face
Caroline B. Cooney
For the young adult wrestling with complex family secrets and the heavy weight of a past they didn't choose, even as the
Ages 12–18
Hitler's Daughter
Jackie French
For the child grappling with big questions about right and wrong, legacy, and whether we are responsible for the actions
Ages 10–14
Unicorns Are Real
Books with Soul
For parents seeking to discuss complex, difficult topics regarding personal safety and the gravity of betrayal by a trus
Ages 17–18
The Universe in Stories Children's Journey to Universal Wisdom
Mariana Stefan
For the girl who wants to see herself as the hero of her own story, solving puzzles and breaking barriers through the ge
Ages 8–14
When the Elephants Dance: A Novel
Tess Uriza Holthe
For those seeking to understand how families find hope and strength through cultural stories while facing the immense ch
Ages 14–18
Our Stories
Marion Dane Bauer
For the child curious about how the internet works and why sharing information freely matters in our digital world.
Ages 10–14
The Twilight Saga
The Official Illustrated Guide
Stephenie Meyer
For the teen who is deeply immersed in a favorite fictional world and wants to explore every detail, from family trees t
Ages 12–18
B. Franklin, Printer
David A. Adler
For the student who wonders how a printer's apprentice became a world-renowned inventor and statesman through hard work
Ages 10–14
A Brief History of Montmaray
Michelle Cooper
For the reader who feels small against the tide of world events. Sophie chronicles life in a tiny kingdom as the shadow
Ages 12–18
Northern Light, A
Jennifer Donnelly
For the teenager grappling with the weight of family duty while yearning for a future they define themselves. A haunting
Ages 14–18
Saving Juliet
Suzanne Selfors
For the teenager feeling pressured by a parent's expectations or stuck in a life they didn't choose, this journey offers
Ages 12–17
Sweet 16 #14
Spring Break Up
Ilse Wagner
For the teen or young reader navigating the complex world of Hollywood legacy and the shifting dynamics of family expect
Ages 12–18
Dear Nobody
Berlie Doherty
For teens and parents navigating the emotional weight of an unplanned pregnancy and the complex choices that follow, tol
Ages 14–18
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