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8,507 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
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William Wegman's Chip #1
My Town
William Wegman
For the child feeling stuck on a school project or curious about their community. Chip the dog explores his town to find
Ages 4–8
It's a Book #1
It's a Book
Lane Smith
For the child who is always reaching for a screen. This witty exchange between a donkey and a monkey explores why physic
Ages 4–8
Lulu and Dumpling #1
Scroll
Hui Li
For the child who loves to draw and wonder about other cultures, this magical adventure brings the history of Chinese ch
Ages 4–8
Zora and Me #1
Zora and Me
Victoria Bond, T. R. Simon
For the child who loves uncovering secrets and exploring how folklore and truth intertwine, this historical mystery cele
Ages 10–14
Ask Amy Green #5
Dancing Daze
Sarah Webb
For the teen or tween learning how to support a friend through a family crisis while managing their own growing responsi
Ages 9–13
The True Definition of Neva Beane
Christine Kendall
For the child feeling the rush of growing up and the confusing shifts of puberty, social justice, and evolving friendshi
Ages 8–12
Song Lee #3
Song Lee and the "I Hate You" Notes
Suzy Kline
For the child facing unkindness at school who needs a creative, non-confrontational way to handle mean notes and bridge
Ages 6–9
What Is the Story Of?
What Is the Story of Mickey Mouse?
Steve Korte
For the curious fan who loves Disney magic, this engaging history explores how a small replacement character became a gl
Ages 8–12
Julia Gillian #1
Julia Gillian and the Art of Knowing
Alison McGhee
For the sensitive reader who fears the ending of a story might be sad, this gentle book explores how to face the 'what-i
Ages 8–12
The Truth About... #2
The Truth About My Unbelievable Summer...
Davide Cali
For the child who loves to tell tall tales or struggles to summarize their summer break with just the facts.
Ages 6–9
My America #2
The Starving Time
Patricia Hermes
For the child curious about how kids survived difficult times in history. This diary explores resilience and hope during
Ages 7–10
This & That
Mem Fox
For the child who needs a soothing transition from a busy day to sleepy dreams through the power of rhythm and imaginati
Ages 2–5
Who Was?
Who Is Bruce Springsteen?
Stephanie Sabol, Who HQ
For the child who loves music or feels like an outsider, this biography follows a boy from New Jersey who used his guita
Ages 8–12
Hazel Green #2
Something's Fishy, Hazel Green!
Odo Hirsch
For the inquisitive child who loves a good puzzle and cares deeply about the adults in their community. Hazel's curiosit
Ages 8–12
The Wedding Planner's Daughter #2
The Cupid Chronicles
Coleen Murtagh Paratore
For the teen or tween navigating the excitement of a first crush while wanting to make a real difference in their commun
Ages 9–12
A Dime a Dozen
Nikki Grimes
For the adolescent navigating the bumps of growing up, this soulful poetry collection explores the honest journey of fin
Ages 10–14
A Wave in Her Pocket
Lynn Joseph
For the child curious about their roots or looking for stories that feel like a warm hug from a relative, this collectio
Ages 8–12
Molesworth #1
Down with Skool!
Geoffrey Willans
For the child who finds school rules ridiculous and needs a laugh about the absurdity of exams, teachers, and playground
Ages 8–14
Smithsonian Little Explorer
The U.S. Capitol
Kathryn Clay
For the young historian or curious citizen who wants to know how our government works through the eyes of those who buil
Ages 7–10
The Gawgon and the Boy
Lloyd Alexander
For the child confined to bed or struggling with school who needs to discover that the world inside their head is just a
Ages 9–13
Sophie and Sammy's Library Sleepover
Judith Caseley
For the parent whose little one is rough with books or for the sibling who wants to share their love of reading with a y
Ages 4–8
Lola Levine #1
Lola Levine Is Not Mean!
Monica Brown
For the child who has been called 'mean' after a mistake or struggle with competitive play. Help your reader navigate so
Ages 6–9
Ronan the Barbarian #1
Ronan the Librarian
Tara Luebbe, Becky Cattie
For the child who thinks they are 'too tough' for stories, this hilarious tale shows how even the fiercest warrior can b
Ages 4–8
The Wonderful Book
Leonid Gore
For the child who loves to explore and imagine, this soft-hued forest tale celebrates the magic of storytelling and the
Ages 3–7
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