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The Berenstain Bears Living Lights
Kindness Counts
Jan Berenstain, Mike Berenstain
For the child learning to navigate social friction and understand that being kind is important even when others are bein
Ages 4–8
The Baby-Sitters Club #87
Stacey and the Bad Girls
Ann M. Martin
For the child feeling the pull of a new, 'cool' crowd and struggling to stay true to themselves and their old friends.
Ages 8–12
Pumpkin Soup #1
Pumpkin Soup
Helen Cooper
For the child who struggles with change or sharing responsibilities within a group. This cozy tale explores what happens
Ages 3–7
Baby-Sitters Little Sister #36
Karen's New Friend
Ann M. Martin
For the child navigating the excitement and occasional jealousy of making a new best friend and sharing their time with
Ages 7–9
The Berenstain Bears Living Lights
Respect Each Other
Jan Berenstain, Mike Berenstain, Stan Berenstain
For children learning to navigate social conflicts and playground dynamics. This story uses the Golden Rule to show why
Ages 4–8
Baby-Sitters Little Sister #114
Karen's Chicken Pox
Ann M. Martin
For the child feeling frustrated by a sudden illness that ruins their big plans. Help them navigate the disappointment o
Ages 7–9
Baby-Sitters Little Sister #42
Karen's Pizza Party
Ann M. Martin
For the child navigating the tricky waters of different friend groups, this story explores how to host a inclusive party
Ages 7–10
Junie B. Jones #27
Junie B., First Grader: Dumb Bunny
Barbara Park
For the child who gets a little too competitive during holiday games or struggles with the 'unspoken rules' of social ga
Ages 6–9
Junie B. Jones #27
Junie B., First Grader: Dumb Bunny
Barbara Park
For the child who struggles with losing or feels embarrassed when things don't go as planned.
Ages 6–9
Rowley Jefferson's Awesome Friendly #1
Diary of an Awesome Friendly Kid: Rowley Jefferson's Journal
Jeff Kinney
For the child who has a high-energy best friend and is learning how to navigate a relationship where one person often ta
Ages 7–12
Ask Arizona
Life with Siblings
Lissa Rovetch
For siblings navigating grief and uncertainty together, this series offers a quirky, resilient look at staying united th
Ages 8–12
Tracy Beaker #2
The Dare Game
Jacqueline Wilson
For the child struggling to settle into a new home or foster family while longing for the parent they left behind.
Ages 8–12
Fear Street #26
One Evil Summer
R.L. Stine
For the teenager who feels like a newcomer is taking over their space or senses something is deeply wrong when adults wo
Ages 12–18
Dance Class #1
Dance Class: Letting It Go
Béka
For the young performer feeling the weight of perfectionism, this story explores how to handle competitive pressure and
Ages 8–12
Rotten Ralph #7
Back to School for Rotten Ralph
Jack Gantos
For the child feeling anxious about a best friend making new friends at school, this funny story validates the 'rotten'
Ages 4–8
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Barbara Shook Hazen
For the child who feels like an outsider because of their unique traits, this holiday classic celebrates how being diffe
Ages 3–7
Christopher, the lonely bear
John Davidson
For the little one who feels a bit left out or is looking for a first friend. Christopher's journey helps children navig
Ages 3–6
Kathleen O'Byrne, Irish Dancer
Declan Carville
For the child who didn't make the team or get the part, this story celebrates the joy of performing for the love of it,
Ages 4–8
Every Bird a Prince
Jenn Reese
For the child who feels different because they don't experience the same 'crushes' as their peers, even while facing hig
Ages 8–12
Brotherband Chronicles #1
The Outcasts (Brotherband Chronicles, #1)
John Flanagan
For the child who feels like an underdog and needs to see how unique skills and a band of loyal friends can turn 'outcas
Ages 10–14
The Changeling
Zilpha Keatley Snyder
For the child who feels like an outsider and finds refuge in a world of make-believe with a friend who truly understands
Ages 9–13
Nervous About Making Friends?
Suzanne T. Christian
For the child who feels butterflies in their tummy when meeting new people. This gentle guide offers practical tools to
Ages 3–7
Anything but Typical
Nora Raleigh Baskin
For the child who feels like an outsider in a neurotypical world, this story explores the vulnerability of making your f
Ages 10–14
Gone #1
Gone
Michael Grant
For the teen or preteen who is beginning to crave independence and grapple with the heavy responsibility of making their
Ages 12–17
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