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A Thousand Boy Kisses #1
A Thousand Boy Kisses
Tillie Cole
For the teen processing a first love or the weight of a terminal diagnosis. This intense story explores enduring devotio
Ages 14–18
Going Home
K. M. Peyton
For siblings navigating the weight of a parent's illness, this tense adventure follows two children relying on each othe
Ages 8–12
My America: Elizabeth's Jamestown Colony Diary #2
The Starving Time
Patricia Hermes
For the child curious about how kids found strength in the past, this diary explores resilience and hope during times of
Ages 7–10
Frankie is Staying Back
Ron Roy
For the child grappling with the news that their best friend won't be moving up to the next grade with them.
Ages 7–10
Run and Hide: How Jewish Youth Escaped the Holocaust
Don Brown
For the child grappling with the reality of unfairness in the world, this history of the Kindertransport offers a lens o
Ages 10–14
The Everafter
Amy Huntley
For the teenager grappling with the weight of memories and the mystery of their own story, this haunting tale explores t
Ages 12–18
The Guest
James Marshall
For the child learning how to be a good host or navigating the worry that comes when a new friend suddenly goes missing.
Ages 4–8
The Secret Keeper
Kate Coombs
For the child who carries the weight of everyone's feelings or feels burdened by a secret they were told not to share.
Ages 4–8
The World's Greatest Animals #1
The World's Greatest Elephant
Ralph Helfer
For the child who shares an unbreakable bond with a pet, this epic true story explores a lifelong friendship that surviv
Ages 6–10
The Stray
Dick King-Smith
For the child curious about why some people feel lonely, this heartwarming story follows a family who 'adopts' a runaway
Ages 7–10
Skulduggery Pleasant #9
The Dying of the Light
Derek Landy
For the reader grappling with the burden of high expectations or the fear of their own potential for mistakes, this epic
Ages 12–18
Little Unicorn #2
Little Unicorn Is Sad
Aurélie Chien Chow Chine
For the child feeling down or blue. This sweet unicorn helps little ones recognize sadness and use a simple breathing te
Ages 3–6
Mama Baby
Chris Raschka
For the infant or toddler experiencing their first moments of separation anxiety, this gentle board book provides reassu
Ages 0–3
Mary Poppins #2
Mary Poppins Comes Back
P. L. Travers
For the child who thrives on wonder and needs a reminder that life's most magical moments often arrive when we least exp
Ages 8–12
Peter Pan #1
Peter Pan
J.M. Barrie
For the child who is hesitant about growing up or leaving the magic of childhood behind. This classic tale celebrates th
Ages 8–12
Where's My Monkey?
Dieter Schubert
For the child who has ever felt the deep ache of losing a beloved toy and the quiet hope of its return.
Ages 2–5
Mercy Watson #7
Mercy Watson Is Missing!
Kate DiCamillo
For the child who thrives on routine and feels a flutter of worry when a beloved pet or friend goes missing from their e
Ages 6–9
Solo
Paul Geraghty
For the child feeling overwhelmed by a big world, this breathtaking tale of a lost penguin chick offers a reassuring loo
Ages 4–8
Flambards #2
The Edge of the Cloud
K. M. Peyton
For the teenager grappling with the fear of losing someone to a risky passion, this classic explores the balance between
Ages 12–17
Trixie and Jinx #2
Trixie and Jinx
Dean Koontz
For the child feeling lonely while a best friend is away, this sweet story validates the ache of separation and the exci
Ages 4–8
Island Boy
Barbara Cooney
For the child curious about how a person grows up and where they belong. This gentle story explores the cycle of life an
Ages 5–9
Where is Eva's goose?
Sahrin R. Dewan
For the toddler who has ever lost their favorite toy or friend, this gentle story mirrors the persistence and hope of a
Ages 2–5
The Built Series #2
The Den That Octopus Built
Randi Sonenshine
For children marveling at how animals protect their families, this lyrical journey explores the clever architecture and
Ages 4–8
The House of Wings
Betsy Byars
For the child feeling resentful about a sudden change in family plans or struggling to connect with an eccentric relativ
Ages 8–12
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