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8,628 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
437 books
4–7 yrs
2833 books
8–11 yrs
3243 books
12–18 yrs
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The Love Of Two Stars
Janie Jaehyun Park
For the child grappling with the intensity of their feelings or learning how past hurts can linger. This classic explore
Ages 14–18
Two-Fisted Science
Jim Ottaviani
For the child who asks how the world works and loves a good story. These graphic biographies bring the history of scienc
Ages 12–18
Kick
Walter Dean Myers
For the teen struggling with the weight of a bad decision, this alternating story explores accountability and the messy
Ages 12–17
Hidden Histories #3
Rory's Promise
Michaela MacColl, Rosemary Nichols
For the child starting to notice that the world isn't always fair. This historical journey follows a girl discovering th
Ages 8–12
Antiracist Kitchen, The: 21 Stories (and Recipes)
Nadia L. Hohn
For children processing their place in a multicultural world, this anthology uses the kitchen table to explore heritage,
Ages 8–12
What Momma Left Me
Renée Watson
For the child navigating the heaviness of loss and family secrets. This story offers a path through trauma toward healin
Ages 10–14
She's Too Pretty to Burn
Wendy Heard
For the teenager navigating the pressure of a digital life and the intense, sometimes dangerous emotions of a first seri
Ages 14–18
Somewhere There Is Still a Sun
Michael Gruenbaum, Todd Hasak-Lowy
For the child grappling with the reality of unfairness in the world, this memoir offers a powerful testament to the stre
Ages 9–14
Word to Caesar
Geoffrey Trease
For the child finding their courage when the stakes are high, this gripping historical journey proves that one young per
Ages 10–14
Issues in Focus Today
Vote!: Women's Fight for Access to the Ballot Box
Coral Celeste Frazer
For the young reader questioning why things are the way they are, this history of the suffrage movement shows how persis
Ages 10–18
Lulu the Broadway Mouse
Jenna Gavigan
For the child who feels small but dreams of the big stage, this story celebrates the courage it takes to pursue a passio
Ages 8–12
What About Will
Ellen Hopkins
For the child navigating the complex emotions of a sibling's traumatic injury and the heavy fallout of a family's sudden
Ages 10–14
History of U.S., A
Joy Hakim
For the student who finds textbooks dry, this narrative series brings American history to life through gripping storytel
Ages 10–17
The Pioneer
Bridget Tyler
For the child who feels different and needs to see that their unique style, creative voice, and bold personality are act
Ages 7–12
True Stories in Focus #1
Separate No More: The Long Road to Brown v. Board of Education
Lawrence Goldstone
For the teenager grappling with why the world is unfair, this history of the fight against segregation shows how legal b
Ages 12–18
Duchessina
Carolyn Meyer
For the teen who feels like a pawn in someone else's game, this story of a young girl navigating ruthless family politic
Ages 12–17
Drawing on Walls: A Story of Keith Haring
Matthew Burgess
For the child who loves to doodle on every surface, this story celebrates how a passion for drawing can become a powerfu
Ages 4–9
Wayside School #4
Sideways Arithmetic from Wayside School
Louis Sachar
For the child who loves a mental challenge and quirky humor, this collection of brain teasers makes logic and arithmetic
Ages 8–12
No!
David McPhail
For the child witnessing unkindness or conflict who needs to know that their single, brave voice has the power to stop a
Ages 4–8
From Alice to Zen and Everyone in Between
Elizabeth Atkinson
For the quiet child who feels like an outsider, this story follows Alice as she navigates the bravery required to be her
Ages 9–12
Once Upon a Memory
Nina Laden
For the child starting to wonder about their place in the world, this lyrical book explores how every beginning has a hi
Ages 3–8
How We Got to Now (Adapted for Young Readers)
Steven Johnson
For the curious child who asks how everything from the lightbulb to the refrigerator was invented and how those ideas ch
Ages 10–14
Where I Belong
Marcia Argueta Mickelson
For the teen navigating the tension between their private identity and public perception while standing up for their fam
Ages 12–18
Missing Abby
Lee Weatherly
For the teen navigating the painful drift between childhood friends and the heavy weight of secrets when someone goes mi
Ages 11–15
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