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Puffin Joke Books
Funny Business
Bronnie Cunningham
For the middle-grade child who loves to be the center of attention or needs a quick icebreaker to bond with new friends
Ages 7–12
Beetle & the Hollowbones
Aliza Layne
For the child navigating the shift from childhood play to teenage sparks, all while figuring out who they want to be and
Ages 8–12
All My Men
Bernard Ashley
For the child struggling to navigate the pressure of a new social circle. Billy faces difficult choices as he tries to f
Ages 9–13
Magical Kids
The Strongest Girl in the World and The Invisible Boy
Sally Gardner
For the child who feels overlooked or underestimated, these whimsical tales celebrate the hidden strengths and quiet won
Ages 6–9
The Shy Garlic
Elisa Anderson
For the child who feels like a 'wallflower' in a garden of loud voices, this sweet story validates social anxiety and ce
Ages 3–7
Mabel A Mermaid Fable
Rowboat Watkins
For the child who feels like they don't quite sparkle as much as their peers, this quirky tale celebrates finding your o
Ages 3–6
The Demon Notebook #2
The Broken Spell
Erika McGann
For the child who loves secret clubs and wishes for a little real-life magic, this story explores the weight of responsi
Ages 9–12
The Loneliest Spring Flower
Dee Smith
For the child who feels like the odd one out or is struggling to wait their turn while others catch up.
Ages 3–7
Six Must Die
Victoria Wlosok
For the teen struggling to reconcile a traumatic past or feeling isolated by secrets, this high-stakes thriller explores
Ages 14–18
The Bully That Bullied Every BUNNY
Dee Smith
For the child who needs a gentle reminder that being kind feels much better than being mean, this rhyming story helps li
Ages 3–7
The Boyfriend Club
Angie Lee
For the pre-teen navigating the excitement and social pressure of first crushes and the importance of staying true to he
Ages 9–13
Hugo and Bella #1
I Don't Want to Be a Pea!
Ann Bonwill
For the child who struggles to meet a friend halfway. Hugo and Bella must navigate the messy but necessary art of compro
Ages 4–8
All the Small Wonderful Things
Kate Foster
For the child who feels overwhelmed by big changes or finds making friends tricky, this gentle story follows an autistic
Ages 8–12
Act I, Act II, Act Normal
Martha Weston
For the middle schooler navigating the pressure of the spotlight while privately processing the loss of a family pet and
Ages 10–14
The Counselors
Jessica Goodman
For the teenager navigating the pressure of maintaining a perfect image while grappling with the weight of shared secret
Ages 14–18
Timmy Failure #3
We Meet Again
Stephan Pastis
For the child who uses a big imagination to mask social insecurities or school struggles, this quirky mystery finds humo
Ages 8–12
When the Mapou Sings
Nadine Pinede
For the teen processing the weight of history and the search for missing family, this lyrical novel explores finding one
Ages 14–18
House of Night #2
Betrayed
P. C. Cast, Kristin Cast
For the teenager navigating the pressure of newfound responsibilities while realizing that those in power may not have t
Ages 14–18
Recess Warriors #1
Recess Warriors: Hero Is a Four-Letter Word
Marcus Emerson
For the child who uses play to navigate playground politics and needs an outlet for their high-energy imagination.
Ages 8–12
Martin Mabee-Mawee #1
Kindness Day
Rita Mendoza
For the child who needs a gentle reminder that even small acts of compassion can change someone's world. Perfect for exp
Ages 3–8
Recess Warriors #2
Recess Warriors: Bad Guy Is a Two-Word Word
Marcus Emerson
For the child who turns every stick into a sword and every playground structure into a fortress, celebrating the boundle
Ages 8–12
Rigby Focus Forward
Best of Friends
Carmel Reilly
For the child learning to navigate the ups and downs of peer relationships, this story explores how to build and maintai
Ages 6–8
Bad Kitty
Poor Puppy
Nick Bruel
For the little one feeling left out by a friend or sibling, this funny alphabet adventure turns a lonely afternoon into
Ages 3–6
Hazelwood High #3
Darkness Before Dawn
Sharon M. Draper
For the teen navigating the heavy waves of grief and the pressure of senior year while trying to find their footing afte
Ages 14–18
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