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8,509 books about writing & storytelling
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432 books
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If the S in Moose Comes Loose
Peter Hermann
For the child who loves wordplay and silly surprises, this rollicking adventure shows what happens when the alphabet lit
Ages 3–8
Candy Corn
James Stevenson
Whimsical drawings in a signature comic style bring a sense of playfulness to these stories and observations.
Ages 5–10
Briar Rose
Jane Yolen
Folklore and dark history collide as the classic Sleeping Beauty tale provides a path for a young woman to uncover her g
Ages 14–18
The Silent Boy
Lois Lowry
Real historical photographs woven into the narrative bring to life a quiet 20th-century farm community and the story of
Ages 10–14
Barefoot Anthologies
Stories from the Opera
Shahrukh Husain
Introduce your child to the drama and enchantment of the stage with these beautifully illustrated retellings of classic
Ages 8–12
Coral Reefs
Jason Chin
A trip to the library turns into an underwater odyssey as a young girl is literally pulled into the vibrant, fragile eco
Ages 5–9
I Color Myself Different
Colin Kaepernick
A simple school drawing becomes a powerful moment of self-discovery as young Colin uses his brown crayon to celebrate hi
Ages 4–8
A Reporter's Story #5
War in the Middle East: Black September and the Yom Kippur War
Wilborn Hampton
A news correspondent shares firsthand accounts and photos from the front lines of Black September and the Yom Kippur War
Ages 12–18
The Tell-Tale Heart
Edgar Allan Poe
An unnamed narrator tries desperately to prove their sanity while recounting the chilling details of a dark deed and a h
Ages 12–18
If You Laugh, I'm Starting This Book Over
Chris Harris
For the child who loves to be in on the joke, this high energy challenge uses reverse psychology to turn storytime into
Ages 4–8
Free as a Bird: The Story of Malala
Lina Maslo
For the child noticing inequality or wanting to help others, this beautifully illustrated biography introduces the coura
Ages 4–8
Amazing Grace #1
Amazing Grace
Mary Hoffman
When Grace is told she cannot play the lead in the school play, she proves that with imagination and determination, no d
Ages 4–8
Toni & Slade Morrison's Fables
A Toni Morrison Treasury
Toni Morrison, Slade Morrison
For the child feeling restricted by adult rules, these stories celebrate the vibrant inner world of children and their n
Ages 4–9
The Memory Book #1
The Memory Book
Joanna Rowland
For the child who is navigating the difficult emotions of losing a loved one and needs a gentle way to keep their spirit
Ages 4–8
Brave as a Mountain Lion
Ann Herbert Scott
Spider dreads the upcoming school spelling bee, but the wisdom of his Shoshone family helps him find the inner strength
Ages 5–9
Hey, Wall
Susan Verde
For the child who wants to change their surroundings, this story shows how a splash of color and community spirit can tu
Ages 4–8
Baby Professor
Let's Make a Trade!
Baby Professor
For the curious learner interested in how leaders shape our world. This biography introduces children to the inspiring j
Ages 7–10
Imogene's Last Stand
Candace Fleming
For the child who feels small in a world of big decisions. Imogene finds her voice and uses her passion for history to s
Ages 4–9
Jest the Funny Bits
Bill Condon
For the child who loves to be the life of the party, this collection of jokes and funny stories is the perfect toolkit f
Ages 8–12
Celebrate Me!
Hazel Eyed Rose
For the child who feels overwhelmed by rules and logic, this classic celebrates the freedom of a curious mind in a world
Ages 7–12
Moose and Zebra #1
Z Is for Moose
Kelly Bingham
For the child who struggles to wait their turn or feels left out when others are in the spotlight. A hilarious take on m
Ages 3–7
The Women Who Caught the Babies
Eloise Greenfield
For children curious about their family roots, this lyrical collection honors the legacy of African American midwives wh
Ages 9–12
Canning Season, The
Polly Horvath
A summer in an isolated Maine house with two eccentric great-aunts turns into an offbeat journey through dark humor and
Ages 10–14
A Day With No Words
Tiffany Hammond
A mother and son navigate their day using a tablet to communicate, showing the deep connection and intelligence found in
Ages 4–8
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