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123 books
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3–5
6–8
9–12
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Clarice Bean #7
Slightly Invisible
Lauren Child
For the younger sibling who feels left out of the 'big kids' games and wants to prove their own cleverness through the p
Ages 3–7
Wilfred the Rat
James Stevenson
For the child who feels like an outsider and is looking for a place to belong. Wilfred finds that true friendship is mor
Ages 4–8
Frank #3
Frank and the Big Mistake
Martha Brockenbrough
For the child learning to navigate tricky social boundaries when a high-energy houseguest or younger sibling disrupts th
Ages 6–9
This Journal Belongs to Indi: A Cinderella Fractured Fairy Tale
Stephanie True Peters
For the child navigating the ups and downs of a blended family, this modern diary captures the humor and heart of findin
Ages 8–12
Sona Sharma #3
Sona Sharma, a Friend Indeed
Chitra Soundar
For the child navigating the tricky balance between healthy competition and staying true to their friends when things ge
Ages 6–9
Gilbert and Friends #11
We Gather Together... Now Please Get Lost!
Diane deGroat
For the child who struggles with an 'annoying' classmate or a tattletale buddy. Learn how Gilbert manages frustration on
Ages 4–8
Mermaid School #2
The Clamshell Show
Lucy Courtenay
For the child navigating the pressure of a big performance or feeling a dash of envy when a friend gets the spotlight. A
Ages 6–9
Matt Christopher Sports Classics
Prime-Time Pitcher
Matt Christopher
For the child who thrives on competition but feels the sting of peer pressure or jealousy from teammates while trying to
Ages 8–12
Birdbrain Amos, Mr. Fun
Michael Clark Delaney
For the child who feels like they are losing their friend to someone else. Amos the hippo learns to navigate jealousy wh
Ages 7–10
Keena Ford #2
Keena Ford and the Field Trip Mix-Up
Melissa Thomson
For the child who tries to be good but finds themselves in sticky situations when classmates push their buttons.
Ages 6–9
Keena Ford #3
Keena Ford and the Secret Journal Mix-Up
Melissa Thomson
For the child who has ever worried about a secret getting out, this relatable diary-style story navigates the funny, str
Ages 7–10
Horrible Harry #21
Horrible Harry and the Dragon War
Suzy Kline
For the child navigating a first 'best friend breakup,' this story offers a relatable look at how school projects can sp
Ages 7–10
Charlie and Lola #1
My Best, Best Friend
Lauren Child
For the child feeling left out when a best friend starts playing with someone new. A relatable look at navigating the 't
Ages 4–7
The Pony-Mad Princess #7
Princess Ellie's Summer Holiday
Diana Kimpton
For the child who loves horses and needs a gentle lesson in how to handle bossy peers with grace and bravery.
Ages 6–9
The Rizzlerunk Club #2
The Big Bad Lies
Leslie Patricelli
For the child who has ever felt a tiny fib grow into a giant problem. This illustrated story explores how to face mistak
Ages 8–12
Matt Christopher Sports
The Basket Counts
Matt Christopher
For the child navigating unfair treatment from peers, this story explores how to handle prejudice on the court while sta
Ages 8–12
The Hamlet Chronicles #1
Seven Spiders Spinning
Gregory Maguire
For the child navigating school cliques or social rivalries who needs a reminder that teamwork can happen in the most un
Ages 8–12
Monster High: Adventures of the Ghoul Squad #1
Happy Howlidays, Ghouls!
Mattel
For the child who loves the sparkle of the season but prefers a little spookiness with their cheer. A story about inclus
Ages 7–12
How to Catch a Clover Thief
Elise Parsley
For the child who gets a little too intense about protecting their toys or treasures, this silly forest mystery highligh
Ages 4–8
Lizard #2
Lizard's Home
George Shannon
For the child learning to navigate personal space and fair play. When a snake takes over his favorite rock, Lizard uses
Ages 3–8
Phoebe Dexter Has Harriet Peterson's Sniffles
Laura Joffe Numeroff
For the child feeling left out while staying home sick. This gentle story validates the boredom and frustration of missi
Ages 4–6
Aldo #2
Aldo Applesauce
Johanna Hurwitz
For the child who feels like an outsider after a move or because of their unique habits. This gentle story follows a boy
Ages 7–10
The Turtle and the Monkey
Paul Galdone
For the child learning to navigate tricky friendships or unfairness, this classic tale shows how cleverness and patience
Ages 4–8
Hank the Cowdog #15
The Case of the Missing Cat
John R. Erickson
For the child who feels overlooked by a rival or friend. A funny look at professional jealousy, misplaced confidence, an
Ages 8–12
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