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8,950 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
446 books
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8–11 yrs
3373 books
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Strange the Dreamer #1
Strange the Dreamer
Laini Taylor
For the dreamer who feels out of place in the ordinary world and longs to uncover the mysteries of who they truly are an
Ages 14–18
The Forbidden Library #3
The Palace of Glass
Django Wexler
For the child who is beginning to realize the adults in their life aren't always what they seem and is ready to fight fo
Ages 8–12
Charles Dickens And The Street Children Of London
Andrea Warren
For the child curious about why some people have so much while others have so little, this history explores how one auth
Ages 10–14
Ordinary People Change the World #22
I Am Anne Frank
Brad Meltzer
For the child asking about big world history, this accessible story focuses on finding hope and inner strength even duri
Ages 5–9
Cat Kid Comic Club #5
Influencers
Dav Pilkey
For the young artist navigating the world of likes and follows, this funny guide celebrates staying true to your own cre
Ages 7–12
Pages & Co. #1
The Bookwanderers
Anna James
For the child who finds a home in the pages of a book, this story captures the magic of getting lost in a story and the
Ages 8–12
World Made of Glass
Ami Polonsky
For the child grappling with the heavy weight of a parent's terminal illness and the frustrating silence imposed by soci
Ages 10–14
The Questioneers #5
Aaron Slater, Illustrator
Andrea Beaty
For the child who feels discouraged by reading and writing, this story celebrates the unique ways we express our inner w
Ages 4–8
The Last Bookstore on Earth
Lily Braun-Arnold
For teens finding their way through climate anxiety and first love, this story explores how a safe haven can become a pl
Ages 12–18
Olga da Polga #1
Olga's New Home
Michael Bond
For the child who is nervous or excited about a big life change. Follow a spirited guinea pig as she moves from a pet sh
Ages 4–7
Behind the Desk With Matt Christopher: A Biography
Dale Christopher
For the young athlete who dreams of becoming a writer, this intimate look at the legendary Matt Christopher shows how a
Ages 8–12
Dear America #4
A Picture of Freedom
Patricia McKissack
For the child grappling with the meaning of courage and justice. This diary of a young girl's secret path to literacy re
Ages 8–12
Good Night, Little Bookstore
Amy Cherrix
For the child who loves the quiet magic of a library or shop, this rhythmic lullaby celebrates the cozy end of a busy da
Ages 2–5
Don't Let the Forest In
C.G. Drews
For the teenager grappling with intense, complicated friendships and the feeling that their internal struggles are manif
Ages 14–18
The Last Book in the Universe
W. Rodman Philbrick
For the young reader navigating a world of digital distractions, this story explores the enduring power of human connect
Ages 11–15
Nellie Bly: Reporter for the World
Martha E. Kendall
For the child who questions why things are done a certain way: discover how a fearless woman broke barriers to expose th
Ages 8–12
Eats, Shoots & Leaves #1
Eats, Shoots & Leaves: Why, Commas Really Do Make a Difference!
Lynne Truss
For the student who thinks punctuation is just extra dots and lines, this hilarious guide shows how one tiny comma can c
Ages 6–10
John Newbery and the Story of the Newbery Medal
Russell Roberts
For the curious young reader who loves books and wants to know how children's stories became so special. This biography
Ages 8–12
Adrian Mole #2
The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole
Sue Townsend
For the teenager navigating the awkward transition into adulthood while dealing with family chaos, changing bodies, and
Ages 12–16
The True Tale of the Monster Billy Dean
David Almond
For the teen processing trauma or feeling isolated in a complex world, this lyrical, challenging read explores finding o
Ages 14–18
Obviously: Stories from My Timeline
Akilah Hughes
For the teen dreaming of a bigger life, this funny memoir follows Akilah's journey from a small-town spelling bee champ
Ages 12–18
The Lost Christmas Gift
Andrew Beckham
For the child or parent seeking a tangible sense of magic, this journal bridges the gap between generations through a fa
Ages 7–12
Words We Don't Say
K. J. Reilly
For the teenager navigating the silence of grief and the weight of words left unsaid. A poignant look at healing through
Ages 13–18
Walt Whitman: Words for America
Barbara Kerley
For the child curious about history and the power of empathy: discover how a great American poet found light and purpose
Ages 7–12
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