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8,514 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
432 books
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8–11 yrs
3201 books
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Ivy and Bean #8
No News Is Good News
Annie Barrows
For the child who needs to learn that reporting every detail can hurt feelings, even when it's technically true.
Ages 6–9
Judy Moody & Friends #3
Amy Namey in Ace Reporter
Megan McDonald
For the child who loves asking 'why' and is always looking for the next big adventure with their best friend.
Ages 6–9
The Hidden Forest #2
Yours Truly, Goldilocks
Alma Flor Ada
For the child who loves imagining what happens after 'the end,' this clever collection of letters brings favorite fairy
Ages 5–9
Vinyl Moon
Mahogany L. Browne
For the teenager seeking a fresh start after a painful home life, finding healing through the rhythm of a new neighborho
Ages 14–18
Hard Love #2
Love & Lies
Ellen Wittlinger
For the teen navigating the quiet ache of being an outsider and the confusion of first love while searching for where th
Ages 14–18
The Witch Family #1
The Witch Family
Eleanor Estes
For the child who finds magic in their own drawings and needs a safe space to explore the line between what is pretend a
Ages 6–10
Call Me María
Judith Ortiz Cofer
For the teen feeling caught between two worlds, this poetic novel explores the ache of leaving home and the challenge of
Ages 12–17
Manga Shakespeare
Hamlet
William Shakespeare, Richard Appignanesi
For the teenager navigating deep grief and the weight of family expectations, this cyber-tech retelling brings Shakespea
Ages 12–18
Miss Brooks #1
Miss Brooks Loves Books (and I Don't)
Barbara Bottner
For the child who thinks reading is a chore and hasn't found that one special story yet. A stubborn first grader finally
Ages 4–8
The Umbrella House
Colleen Nelson
For the child feeling the weight of a changing neighborhood, this story celebrates the courage to protect local history
Ages 8–12
Bread for Words: A Frederick Douglass Story
Shana Keller
For the child who asks why school matters or feels frustrated by a difficult lesson. This story reveals the true value o
Ages 6–10
Go Hang a Salami! I'm a Lasagna Hog! And Other Palindromes
Jon Agee
For the curious child who loves wordplay and puzzles, this quirky collection uses humor to show how language can be flip
Ages 6–12
The Year of Our Revolution
Judith Ortiz Cofer
For the teenager navigating the pull between traditional family roots and the urge to define their own path in a changin
Ages 12–18
What's Going On In There?
Geoffrey Grahn
For the curious child who wonders what goes on behind closed doors, this quirky look at the lives of famous artists and
Ages 6–10
Lincoln Tells a Joke: How Laughter Saved the President (And the Country)
Kathleen Krull, Paul Brewer
For the child who struggles with big feelings or heavy burdens. Discover how Abraham Lincoln used jokes and wit to find
Ages 6–10
Dear Miss Breed: The True Stories of the Japanese American Incarceration During World War II and the Librarian Who Made a Difference
Joanne Oppenheim
For the young reader seeking to understand injustice through the eyes of children who lived it, and the power of one per
Ages 10–18
The Elizabethans #1
The Playmaker
J. B. Cheaney
For the young reader seeking to find their place in the world while uncovering family secrets. This immersive mystery bu
Ages 10–14
A Poem for Peter
Angela Davis Pinkney
For the child who loves to create and needs to see themselves in the stories they read. Celebrate the magic of finding a
Ages 5–9
Tennyson
Lesley M. M. Blume
For the child navigating a family upheaval, this lyrical story explores how poetry and history can provide a map through
Ages 8–12
Versos sencillos
José Martí
For the child discovering the power of words to change the world. These rhythmic, heartfelt poems celebrate the beauty o
Ages 8–14
Barnyard Slam
Dian Curtis Regan
For the child who loves telling jokes and needs a spark of confidence to share their own creative voice through silly wo
Ages 4–9
Ike LaRue #1
Dear Mrs. LaRue: Letters from Obedience School
Mark Teague
For the child who masterfully exaggerates their 'sufferings' when asked to do chores or follow rules. A hilarious look a
Ages 4–9
The Night Daddy
Maria Gripe
For the child adjusting to a parent's unconventional work schedule or seeking connection through an unusual but nurturin
Ages 8–12
Dia's Story Cloth
Dia Cha
For the family exploring their history or the child learning about the refugee experience through the lens of traditiona
Ages 6–12
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