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According to Humphrey #5
School Days According to Humphrey
Betty G. Birney
For the child feeling nervous about a new school year, unfamiliar faces, or changing friendships as they move into a new
Ages 7–10
Horace and Morris #1
Horace and Morris but Mostly Dolores
James Howe
For the child navigating social groups where some friends are left out. This playful story explores breaking gender barr
Ages 4–8
This Place Has No Atmosphere
Paula Danziger
For the teen struggling to leave behind friends and status after a big move, this sci-fi story finds the heart in a girl
Ages 10–14
Iggie's House
Judy Blume
For the child noticing social changes in their neighborhood, this story explores the fine line between being a 'good nei
Ages 8–12
Bear and Bird #3
Bear and Bird: The Secret and Other Stories
Jarvis
For the child navigating the funny ups and downs of friendship, like keeping secrets or feeling left out when everyone e
Ages 5–9
Bear and Bird #2
Bear and Bird: The Adventure and Other Stories
Jarvis
For the child navigating the tricky feelings of a three-person friendship or needing a gentle reminder that their best f
Ages 5–9
Kisses
Judith Caseley
For the teenager navigating the pressure of dating and self-image, this story offers a mirror for finding worth beyond a
Ages 12–16
Uncle Peter's Amazing Chinese Wedding
Lenore Look
For the child feeling pushed aside by a special adult's new partner. Explore traditional Chinese wedding customs through
Ages 4–8
Fairy Tale Reform School #4
Switched
Jen Calonita
For the child grappling with the shock of a sibling's sudden change in behavior or wondering if people are truly as 'goo
Ages 8–12
King Lion
King Lion
Emma Yarlett
For the child who feels like their 'big' personality or loud voice is pushing others away. A gentle story about vulnerab
Ages 3–7
The Manifesto on How to Be Interesting
Holly Bourne
For the teenager grappling with the pressure to be perfect online, this raw story explores the cost of popularity and th
Ages 14–18
Camp Confidential #15
Blogging Buddies
Melissa J. Morgan
For the child navigating the ups and downs of long-distance friendships and the pressure of keeping up appearances onlin
Ages 8–12
Monster Mischief
Pamela Jane
For the child who fears making a mistake will ruin a big event, this playful story shows how a little kindness and shari
Ages 3–7
I Hate School
Jeanne Willis
For the child who claims they despise everything about school, but secretly has a blast. This story uses humor to bridge
Ages 4–8
The Hamlet Chronicles #3
Three Rotten Eggs
Gregory Maguire
For the child navigating tricky social circles or facing a new bully, this story offers a humorous take on standing your
Ages 8–12
Emmie & Friends #5
Truly Tyler
Terri Libenson
For the child feeling torn between different social circles or struggling to pursue a 'uncool' hobby while maintaining t
Ages 8–12
The Adventures of Aku
Ashley Bryan
For the child exploring why friends sometimes disagree, this rhythmic West African tale reveals how a cat and dog's ques
Ages 7–11
Amelia Rules!
A Very Ninja Christmas
Jimmy Gownley
For the child feeling overwhelmed by the expectations of the holidays, this story balances festive chaos with the quiet
Ages 7–12
Jig, Fig, and Mrs. Pig
Peter Hansard
For the child learning that kindness is its own reward while rudeness has consequences. This funny fairy tale reimaginin
Ages 4–8
The Six Rules of Maybe
Deb Caletti
For the teenager who feels invisible while caring for everyone else, this story explores finding your own voice when fam
Ages 14–18
The Odds #3
Odds & Ends
Amy Ignatow
For the child preparing to say goodbye to middle school and navigate the bittersweet transition of growing up and moving
Ages 8–12
One-Eye! Two-Eyes! Three-Eyes! A Very Grimm Fairy Tale
Aaron Shepard
For the child who feels like the 'odd one out' in their own family, this magical retelling celebrates staying true to yo
Ages 4–8
Emma the Witch #4
Un-Happy New Year, Emma!
James Stevenson
For the child who tries to be kind even when others are mean. Emma the witch learns how to handle bullies while keeping
Ages 5–8
Emma the Witch #2
Fried Feathers for Thanksgiving
James Stevenson
For children dealing with mean-spirited behavior or 'party crashers,' this playful story shows how kindness and clever t
Ages 4–8
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