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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
1683 books
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Remarkable, Rough-Riding Life of Theodore Roosevelt and the Rise of Empire America, The
Cheryl Harness
For the child who thrives on high energy and big dreams, this vibrant biography shows how a sickly boy used grit and det
Ages 8–12
The Magic Horse of Han Gan
Chen Jiang Hong
For the child who wonders if their drawings have a life of their own, this stunning tale explores how passion and art ca
Ages 5–10
A Dream of Freedom: The Civil Rights Movement from 1954 to 1968
Diane McWhorter
For the child questioning why the world is unfair, this comprehensive guide uses powerful photos to explain the brave fi
Ages 10–14
Shakespeare's Plays
The Merchant of Venice
William Shakespeare
For the teen exploring the complexities of justice, when the letter of the law feels at odds with what is right and fair
Ages 12–18
Patrol: An American Soldier in Vietnam
Walter Dean Myers
For the child curious about history's harder moments, this poetic story explores the fear, bravery, and shared humanity
Ages 8–12
Different Kinds of Fruit
Kyle Lukoff
For the child navigating shifting family dynamics and the complexity of identity, this story offers a tender look at wha
Ages 10–14
All You Have to Do
Autumn Allen
For the teenager grappling with how to stand up against unfairness and finding their place in a long history of activism
Ages 14–18
A Mouse Called Thursday
Richard Church
For the child who asks big questions about what people believe. This satirical animal fable explores how groups form sha
Ages 8–12
The Amazing Age of John Roy Lynch
Chris Barton
For the child curious about how one person can change history, this inspiring true story follows John Roy Lynch from ens
Ages 7–12
Assassin
Anna Myers
For the teen processing the weight of historical tragedy or grappling with the complexity of those who choose violence t
Ages 12–17
The Composer Is Dead
Lemony Snicket
For the child who loves music but finds the orchestra a bit mysterious. This witty whodunit introduces the sounds of the
Ages 5–10
Life of Song, A: The Story of Ella Jenkins
Ty-Juana Taylor
For the child who loves to sing and make rhythm everywhere they go, this is a soul-stirring look at how one woman's voic
Ages 4–8
A Walk With Grandpa
Sharon K. Solomon
For the child learning about the painful reality of American history and the strength required to survive injustice and
Ages 12–18
For Which We Stand: How Our Government Works and Why It Matters
Jeff Foster
For the curious young citizen who wants to understand how their country works and how they can make a difference in thei
Ages 10–14
Composer's Specials
Pictures at an Exhibition
Anna Harwell Celenza
For the child processing the loss of a friend or discovering how to channel deep feelings into beautiful works of art an
Ages 6–11
From the Bellybutton of the Moon and Other Summer Poems (Del ombligo de la luna y otros poemas de verano)
Francisco X. Alarcon
For the child exploring their cultural roots or visiting extended family, these bilingual poems capture the magic of a M
Ages 6–10
I Am Brown
Ashok Banker
For the child who wants to see their skin and spirit celebrated: a vibrant affirmation of the limitless potential and di
Ages 3–7
Una isla como tu: Historias del barrio (An Island Like You: Stories of the Barrio)
Judith Ortiz Cofer
For the teenager navigating the 'bridge' between two worlds. These stories capture the heart of the Puerto Rican experie
Ages 12–18
Goody, The
Lauren Child
For the child who feels the weight of always having to be 'perfect' while their siblings get to be messy. A witty look a
Ages 4–9
Call Me Adnan
Reem Faruqi
For the child navigating a heavy loss while trying to stay focused on their passions, this verse novel offers a path thr
Ages 8–12
Keeping Corner
Kashmira Sheth
For the child questioning unfair rules. After losing her husband at age twelve, Leela must navigate restrictive traditio
Ages 11–15
The Real Revolution: The Global Story of American Independence
Marc Aronson
For the curious student who wants to know the 'why' behind the history books, this deep dive explores how global events
Ages 12–18
Little Audrey
Ruth White
For the teenager navigating the complex social hierarchies of high school where rumors, status, and intense friendships
Ages 14–18
Horrible Harry #29
Horrible Harry Cracks the Code
Suzy Kline
For the child who loves cracking riddles and solving mysteries with their friends in the classroom.
Ages 6–9
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