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Lily and the Little Star
Nayan Fulmali
For the child who wonders about the magic of the night sky and the joy of helping someone in need. Lily finds a fallen s
Ages 3–7
Sad About Sammy
Valette J Sopp
For the child navigating the first heartbreak of losing a pet. This gentle story validates the sadness of grief while sh
Ages 4–8
Ellie's Parents Got Divorced
Elinor Eldar
For the child adjusting to life in two houses after their parents separate. This gentle story reassures little ones that
Ages 3–8
Wheel on the Chimney
Margaret Wise Brown
For the child curious about the changing seasons and the vast world, this rhythmic tale provides comfort in the natural
Ages 4–8
Freshman Dorm #18
Freshman Wedding
Linda A. Cooney
For the teenager grappling with big life decisions and the pressure of rushing into adulthood before they are ready.
Ages 14–18
Pony Pals #18
The Saddest Pony
Jeanne Betancourt
For the child learning how to recognize when a friend or pet is feeling lonely and how to offer comfort through companio
Ages 7–10
Pony Pals #1
The Blind Pony
Jeanne Betancourt
For the child who loves animals and is learning how to support a friend or pet through a difficult physical change or he
Ages 7–10
Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice #8
The Deadly Hunter
Jude Watson
For the child learning to trust again after being let down. Obi-Wan Kenobi navigates complicated feelings of past betray
Ages 8–12
Lovey the Comfort Monkey
Amy Randell
For the child who needs a little extra security to face big feelings, this story introduces a comforting companion to he
Ages 3–7
The Shy Raindrop Who Was Afraid to Fall
Nataly Dreamer
For the child who feels hesitant about new experiences or leaving their comfort zone. This gentle story helps little one
Ages 3–7
My Family Is Changing
Emily Menendez-Aponte
For the child navigating the big emotions of a parents' separation or divorce: a supportive guide to processing change,
Ages 4–8
Gentle Stories About Emotions
Alisa Petrushyna
For children navigating big feelings like anger, fear, and sadness, these gentle therapeutic tales offer a safe space to
Ages 3–8
Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge
Mem Fox
For the child curious about why a grandparent or older neighbor forgets things. A gentle look at how we can help loved o
Ages 4–8
Seven Kisses in a Row
Patricia MacLachlan
For children navigating the disruption of a parent's business trip, this gentle story shows how routines can keep famili
Ages 6–9
The Heroes of Olympus #5
The Blood of Olympus
Rick Riordan
For the reader facing a major transition or the end of a long journey, this epic finale explores the weight of expectati
Ages 10–14
Matt Christopher Sports
The Submarine Pitch
Matt Christopher
For the young athlete navigating the pressure of competition and the sting of discovering a best friend's hidden motives
Ages 8–12
The Oldest Elf
James Stevenson
For the child who feels overlooked or out of place in a busy world, this story celebrates the value of experience and th
Ages 4–8
Alice #16
Intensely Alice
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
For the teenager navigating the transition to adulthood, this story explores complex relationship milestones and the emo
Ages 14–18
Usborne Reading
The Little Mermaid
Alan Marks
For the child grappling with the idea of giving up something important to follow their heart or find where they truly be
Ages 5–8
First Grade Friends #15
See You in Second Grade!
Miriam Cohen
For the child feeling nervous about moving up to a new grade. This gentle story helps kids say goodbye to a beloved teac
Ages 5–8
The Moomins #8
Moominpappa at Sea
Tove Jansson
For the child or parent feeling adrift in a changing world, this story explores finding a new sense of purpose when life
Ages 9–14
Howliday Inn the Graphic Novel
James Howe, Andrew Donkin
For the child who feels anxious about being left at a kennel or away from home, this mystery shows that even strange new
Ages 8–12
Windfall
Linda Newbery
For the teen processing how global crises change their local world. Follow a village through the early days of WWI as ol
Ages 12–16
Little Mouse #2
Where Are You Going, Little Mouse?
Robert Kraus
For the little one who is feeling misunderstood or unappreciated at home and needs a gentle reminder of the safety and l
Ages 2–5
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