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Ivy and Bean #9
Make the Rules
Annie Barrows
For the child who feels left behind when older siblings head off to summer camp and is ready to prove they can have just
Ages 6–10
Dog and Bear #1
Two Friends, Three Stories
Laura Vaccaro Seeger
For the young child navigating the ups and downs of play, this book gently models how to share, resolve little spats, an
Ages 3–7
Dork Diaries #3
Tales from a Not-So-Talented Pop Star
Rachel Renée Russell
For the child navigating the highs and lows of middle school social circles while trying to find their own unique voice
Ages 9–13
Marya Khan #2
Marya Khan and the Abominable Ski Trip
Saadia Faruqi
For the child who feels the pressure of sibling rivalry or the need to prove they are a 'big kid' while navigating trick
Ages 6–9
The Truth About White Lies
Olivia A. Cole
For the teenager beginning to realize that staying silent is a choice. A powerful look at confronting family history and
Ages 14–18
Pearl and Wagner #1
Three Secrets
Kate McMullan
For the child learning how to balance loyalty to friends with being honest at school, these gentle stories navigate the
Ages 5–8
Taylor's Version #1
Take a Chance on Me
Elizabeth Eulberg
For the student navigating the ups and downs of middle school friendship, school spirit, and the exciting, nervous energ
Ages 8–12
Squad Goals #1
Squad Goals
Erika J. Kendrick
For the child feeling the pressure of a family legacy while trying to find their own voice in a high-stakes, competitive
Ages 8–12
Dork Diaries #4
Tales from a Not-So-Graceful Ice Princess
Rachel Renee Russell
For the child navigating the highs and lows of middle school who needs to know that being yourself is more important tha
Ages 8–12
Dork Diaries #9
Tales from a Not-So-Dorky Drama Queen
Rachel Renee Russell
For the middle-schooler navigating the highs and lows of social hierarchies and the sting of a rival's betrayal.
Ages 9–13
Charlie and Lola #3
I Really Absolutely Must Have Glasses
Lauren Child
For the child who wants to follow the latest trend or feels left out when a friend gets something new, like glasses.
Ages 3–7
The Clockwork Crow #3
The Velvet Fox
Catherine Fisher
For the child who feels protective of their family or fears a new person is changing their home's heart.
Ages 9–12
My Undead Life
EMMA T. GRAVES
For the middle schooler who feels like an outsider, this humorous diary follows a girl navigating the awkwardness of bei
Ages 8–12
Animorphs #5
The Predator
K.A. Applegate
For the child grappling with the weight of responsibility and the fear of losing a parent while navigating complex choic
Ages 8–12
The Girls of Canby Hall #32
Who's Got a Crush on Andy?
Emily Chase
For the young reader navigating the messy emotions of their first major crush and the social tangles that come with boar
Ages 10–14
Unicorn Is Maybe Not So Great #2
Unicorn Is Maybe Not So Great after All
Bob Shea
For the child who feels the pressure to be constantly 'on' or impressive to keep their friends. A sparkly unicorn learns
Ages 4–8
The Fieldmouse Family #2
Nice New Neighbours
Franz Brandenberg
For the child feeling lonely in a new neighborhood, this story shows how a little creativity and a brave first step can
Ages 4–8
Ben Braver #2
Ben Braver and the Incredible Exploding Kid
Marcus Emerson
For the child who feels ordinary in a world of superstars, Ben's journey at a school for heroes proves that bravery isn'
Ages 8–12
Benjy (Graham)
Benjy and the Barking Bird
Margaret Bloy Graham
For the child feeling overlooked when a new guest or sibling takes the spotlight, Benjy's story explores how to handle e
Ages 3–7
School Friends #2
Party at Silver Spires
Ann Bryant
For the child feeling the weight of high expectations. This story explores how to balance big responsibilities with the
Ages 8–12
Bad Luck Bridesmaid
Poppy Harper
For the child who feels like things always go wrong, this story of a 'jinxed' bridesmaid offers a humorous look at overc
Ages 7–11
Haters #1
Haters
Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
For the teen navigating the sharp edges of high school social hierarchies and finding the courage to stay true to their
Ages 14–18
Hank the Cowdog #30
The Curse of the Incredible Priceless Corncob
John R. Erickson
For the child who struggles with being a bit too gullible or needs a laugh when their own big plans go sideways.
Ages 8–12
Camp Confidential #18
Just My Luck
Melissa J. Morgan
For the child who feels like everything is going wrong lately. This relatable camp story explores how to handle a run of
Ages 9–12
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