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8,507 books about writing & storytelling
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Unicorns Tales
Jack Rabbit
For the child who feels like the world doesn't always make sense. This classic encourages curiosity and embracing the we
Ages 8–12
Mister Norton's New Hat
Huw Lewis Jones
For the child navigating the complex path from humble beginnings to adulthood, this classic tale explores how our choice
Ages 12–18
The Girl Who Spun Gold
Virginia Hamilton
For the child feeling pressure to meet impossible expectations. This West Indian Rumpelstiltskin retelling explores find
Ages 5–10
Dancing Teepees: Poems of American Indian Youth
Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve
For the child exploring their place in the world, this collection of tribal oral traditions honors the journey from birt
Ages 7–12
Virginia Wolf
Kyo Maclear
For the child or parent navigating heavy, 'wolfish' moods that feel impossible to shake. This gentle story validates the
Ages 5–10
Put It On the List!
Kristen Darbyshire
For the family struggling to manage household chores together or the child who forgets that basic supplies don't just ap
Ages 3–8
Beat the Story-Drum, Pum-Pum
Ashley Bryan
For the child who loves dramatic stories and the power of rhythm. These vibrant tales help explain the natural world and
Ages 6–10
Arthur Adventures
Arthur's Homework
Marc Brown
For the child who feels the weight of a looming deadline or struggles to manage a big project. A reassuring look at over
Ages 4–8
Oscar and Pip's Wonderful Things
Readingpanda Publication
For the child who loves finding magic in the mundane, this gentle story encourages a sense of wonder and gratitude for t
Ages 4–8
Short and Sweet Stories
Sarah L. Breshears
For the reader who feels overwhelmed by long chapters. This collection of 100-word stories offers quick escapes into wor
Ages 10–16
My Librarian Is a Camel
Margriet Ruurs
For the child who takes their local library for granted, this eye-opening photo essay reveals the incredible journeys bo
Ages 7–12
The Magic Paintbrush
Julia Donaldson
For the child learning how to balance personal talents with a sense of duty, this lyrical tale shows how creativity and
Ages 4–8
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
Children of the Great Depression
Russell Freedman
For the child curious about how kids lived in the past: discover the resilience of 1930s families through moving photogr
Ages 10–14
Clever Jack Takes the Cake
Candace Fleming
For the child who feels like they have nothing left to give, this story celebrates how a generous heart and a good story
Ages 4–8
Amigo
Byrd Baylor
For the child longing for a wild friend, this gentle desert tale explores the quiet patience and mutual trust required t
Ages 4–9
Trickster
Joseph Bruchac
For the child who loves clever mischief and needs to see that wisdom often comes in unexpected, funny, or even rule-brea
Ages 10–16
Birds of a Feather
Jane Yolen
For the young explorer marveling at the backyard birds. This stunning blend of poetry and photography nurtures a child's
Ages 6–10
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
Catch You Later, Traitor
Avi
For the child grappling with secrets and the realization that their parents are complex people with their own private hi
Ages 10–14
New York Times Twentieth Century Bookshelf
When the Wall Came Down: The Berlin Wall and the Fall of Soviet Communism
Serge Schmemann
For the teen curious about how walls (both literal and political) fall, this primary source history explores the dramati
Ages 12–18
Ellie's Inheritance
Hila Colman
For the young person navigating a sudden change in family status, this story follows Ellie as she finds her voice amidst
Ages 12–16
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
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