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Animals that Live in Groups
Kelsi Turner Tjernagel
For the curious child who wonders why some animals travel in packs while others stay alone, this book explains the safet
Ages 4–7
It Only Happens in the Movies
Holly Bourne
For the teenager navigating the gap between cinematic romance and messy reality, this story offers a sharp, feminist loo
Ages 14–18
Laura Upside-down
Doris Buchanan Smith
For the child who feels like the odd one out because their family does things differently. Laura navigates friendship an
Ages 8–12
Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody #1
Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody
Patrick Ness
For the child who feels like a 'nobody' at school and is navigating the tricky, often confusing emotions that come with
Ages 8–12
Friends for Keeps #3
My Forever Friends
Julie Bowe
For the child navigating the tricky waters of school cliques and friend drama when a classroom feud forces everyone to p
Ages 7–10
Dinky Hocker Shoots Smack!
M. E. Kerr
For the teenager who feels invisible in their own home or the parent struggling to balance social activism with family p
Ages 12–17
What Game Shall We Play?
Pat Hutchins
For the child learning to navigate group play, this gentle story shows how a simple game can bring everyone together aft
Ages 2–5
Rebbe Mendel #1
Adventures with Rebbe Mendel
Nathan Sternfeld
For the child who thrives with a warm mentor, these classroom stories offer gentle guidance on navigating school friends
Ages 7–11
Nosy Crow Fairy Tales #1
Cinderella
Nosy Crow
For the child who feels overlooked or dreams of a magical escape from daily chores. This modern take breathes fresh, fun
Ages 3–7
Katie Woo
Star of the Show
Fran Manushkin
For the child who feels overlooked or disappointed by a small role, this story helps them discover how to shine exactly
Ages 5–7
Bright
Brigit Young
For the child who feels paralyzed by the spotlight or social anxiety, this story follows Marianette as she finds her voi
Ages 8–12
Camp Confidential #21
Time to Shine
Melissa J. Morgan
For the child navigating the tricky waters of a 'three's a crowd' friendship or feeling the sting of a best friend's new
Ages 9–12
The Funny Guy
Grace Allen Hogarth
For the child who feels misunderstood by peers or is struggling with the quiet burden of a parent's long-term illness.
Ages 8–12
Michael, Wait for Me
Patricia Calvert
For the young teen navigating the confusion of a first crush and the realization that the adults and older students they
Ages 11–14
That Crazy Barb'ra
Milton Schafer
For the child navigating the social complexities of a classmate who seems 'different' or overly persistent in their atte
Ages 6–9
Middle School Is Worse Than Meatloaf
Jennifer L. Holm
For the middle schooler navigating the chaotic 'stuff' of growing up, from changing friendships and family shifts to the
Ages 9–12
All Our Hidden Gifts #2
The Gifts That Bind Us
Caroline O'Donoghue
For the teenager grappling with the fear of being left behind while friends move on, and the weight of standing up again
Ages 14–18
Ballerina Dreams #3
Dancing for Ever
Ann Bryant
For the young performer navigating the stress of big auditions while trying to stay true to herself and her friends.
Ages 7–10
Benny: An Adventure Story
Bob Graham
For the child who fears being left behind or feels lost in the shuffle of a big transition. A gentle reminder that love
Ages 4–8
A Clue Mystery #1
In the Hall with the Knife
Diana Peterfreund
For the teen who loves logic puzzles and high-stakes social dynamics, this mystery explores how secrets and past mistake
Ages 12–18
Are You Bee-Ing Bullied?
Dee Smith
For the child who needs help recognizing unkind behavior, this rhyming guide uses a buzz-worthy metaphor to build self-e
Ages 3–7
Bossy Bunny
Dee Smith
For the child who likes to be the boss of every playdate, this story helps little ones see the value of listening and wo
Ages 3–7
Naked Mole Rat Saves the World
Karen Rivers
For the child grappling with the physical toll of anxiety and the fear of feeling exposed while navigating changing frie
Ages 8–12
Wicked Girls
Stephanie Hemphill
For the teen navigating the intense pressure of social cliques, this verse novel explores how fear and jealousy can lead
Ages 13–18
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