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998 books about writing & storytelling
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Ste-e-e-e-eamboat a-comin'!
Jill Esbaum
For the child captivated by history and things that go, this rhythmic journey brings the bustling 1860s Mississippi Rive
Ages 4–9
A Quiet Place
Douglas Wood
For the child who feels overwhelmed by a busy, noisy world and needs permission to find a calm, quiet place for their ow
Ages 3–8
Crank #1
Crank
Ellen Hopkins
For the teen facing the heavy reality of drug addiction or the parent seeking a raw, cautionary window into the spiral o
Ages 14–18
The Father's Princess
Mistie House
For the child exploring their place in a complex world, this story of a royal daughter navigates the weight of legacy an
Ages 9–14
William Bartram, the Search for Nature's Design
Pamela Duncan Edwards
For the child who is always stopping to look at a bug or a flower, this biography celebrates the wonder of the natural w
Ages 7–12
The Little Book of Cat Poems
Penny Wilson
For the child who observes their feline friend with fascination and enjoys the rhythmic, playful dance of classic verse
Ages 5–12
Kids Talk about Bullying
Carrie Finn
Help your little one navigate tricky playground dynamics and social challenges with this gentle guide to understanding a
Ages 5–9
Native American Leaders From Then Until Today
Baby Professor
Introduce your child to the diverse contributions of Indigenous leaders with this visually engaging overview of historic
Ages 5–9
Homer's Iliad
Baby Professor
For the child who is curious about ancient heroes and the mysteries of Mount Olympus. A gentle, visual introduction to t
Ages 6–10
Ten-Minute Plays for Middle School Performers #2
More Ten-Minute Plays for Middle School Performers
Rebecca Young
For the middle schooler looking to find their voice on stage, this collection offers short, age-appropriate scripts that
Ages 11–15
John Davidson's Early Readers
The Three-footed Hare and his Tale about Dragons
John Davidson
For the child who feels like an outsider or moves at their own pace, this whimsical fable celebrates the magic of imagin
Ages 6–10
Bedtime Teddy Bear Fellows #12
Wyatt
Chilkibo Publishing
For the young writer named Wyatt who is ready to capture his big ideas. This personalized dinosaur notebook helps kids p
Ages 5–8
Little Golden Book Biography
Henry Winkler
Betsy Groban
For the child who struggles with reading or feels they aren't smart enough, this biography shows how one boy's biggest c
Ages 8–12
Star Wars #4
A New Hope
James McGunnigle, Neve McRavey, Will Maslen
For the child processing big changes or feeling isolated. This collection of youth-written stories and poems offers comf
Ages 8–14
Sometimes It's Nice to Be Alone
Amy Hest
For the child who thrives in their own company, this gentle story celebrates the quiet magic of a rich inner life and th
Ages 4–8
The Met: What the Artist Saw
Edgar Degas: He Saw the World in Moving Moments
Amy Guglielmo
For the child who never stops moving: discover how a famous artist captured the magic of dancers, horses, and busy stree
Ages 5–9
The Story Of: Biographies for New Readers
The Story of Harriet Tubman
Christine Platt Ma
For the child curious about real-life heroes who fought for what is right, this biography introduces Harriet Tubman's jo
Ages 6–9
The Story Of
Serena Williams
Shadae B. Mallory
For the teen or young adult exploring their identity and seeking to see their first crushes and relationships reflected
Ages 12–18
Red Rocket Readers
Grandad's Place
Pam Holden
For teens exploring their identity and the beauty of first love. This series offers a safe space to navigate friendship,
Ages 12–18
The Last Dragonslayer #4
The Great Troll War
Jasper Fforde
For the reader grappling with complex choices when rules seem unfair, Jennifer Strange navigates a final showdown betwee
Ages 10–15
Fear Street #22
The Mind Reader
R.L. Stine
For the teen who loves a spine-tingling mystery and wonders what they would do if they could see things others can't.
Ages 11–16
Who HQ Graphic Novels
Who Was the Greatest? Muhammad Ali
Gabe Soria
For the child who needs to see how personal conviction and athletic excellence can change the world, this graphic biogra
Ages 8–12
My State
In My State
Mari C. Schuh
For the curious young explorer who wants to know more about where they live. This simple guide helps children discover t
Ages 4–7
Kids in the World
Kids in France
Dayzee Harper
For the child curious about life across the globe or preparing for a trip. This book fosters a sense of wonder about dif
Ages 5–9
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