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Books for Standing Up for Others
89 books
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
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I Choose #2
I Choose to Speak Up
Elizabeth Estrada
For the child who witnesses something unfair but isn't sure what to say. This gentle guide helps kids find the bravery t
Ages 4–8
Nelson Mandela
Kadir Nelson
For the child questioning why things aren't always fair, this stunning biography follows Nelson Mandela from his South A
Ages 4–10
A Sweet Smell of Roses
Angela Johnson
For the child discovering that even the youngest voices have the power to change the world. A beautiful look at bravery
Ages 4–8
Our World Is a Family
Miry Whitehill, Jennifer Jackson
For children noticing new neighbors or hearing about people far away, this gentle book explains how we can welcome refug
Ages 3–7
The Weird! Series #2
Dare!
Erin Frankel
For the child who has seen someone being treated unkindly and isn't sure how to help. A empowering guide to finding the
Ages 5–9
Sweet Land of Liberty
Deborah Hopkinson
For the child learning about fairness and the courage it takes to change the world. Discover how a historic concert help
Ages 4–8
21st Century Junior Library: Growing Character
Stand Up to Bullying
Frank Murphy
For the child learning to navigate playground dynamics and school hallways, this gentle guide provides clear tools for i
Ages 5–8
The Brand New Kid
Katie Couric
For the child who feels like an outsider or the one who needs a gentle push to welcome a new classmate who looks or spea
Ages 4–8
Adventures of Samara and Alphabet #2
Saving the Birds
Priyanka Agarwal Mehta
For the child who loves helping others and needs to see how big problems can be solved through creative thinking and tea
Ages 3–8
Big Words #1
Martin's Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Doreen Rappaport
For the child asking why things aren't always fair, this poetic biography uses Dr. King's own powerful words to explain
Ages 5–9
Read It Yourself
The Lion and the Rabbit
Ladybird
For the small child who feels intimidated by big personalities. This classic tale shows how clever thinking can solve pr
Ages 4–7
Barefoot: Escape on the Underground Railroad
Pamela Duncan Edwards
For the child curious about history's heroes, this lyrical story uses the quiet wisdom of nature to explore a dangerous
Ages 5–9
The Dragon and the Unicorn
Lynne Cherry
For the child learning to value the natural world and the importance of protecting wild places from human destruction.
Ages 5–10
A Few Thoughts About Bullying for My Little Friends Everywhere
Martha Williams
For the child grappling with peer pressure or unkindness. This gentle guide helps little ones understand bullying and fi
Ages 4–8
Sometimes People March
Tessa Allen
For the child who asks why people gather in the streets, this book explores how collective action and shared goals can b
Ages 4–8
Emma's Poem
Linda Glaser
For the child who wants to understand how one person can make a difference or why the Statue of Liberty welcomes people
Ages 5–10
Dealing with Bullying
Teasing Isn't Funny
Melissa Higgins
For the child who needs help understanding the line between a joke and a jab, this guide helps kids navigate social boun
Ages 4–8
Kids Talk about Bullying
Carrie Finn
Help your little one navigate tricky playground dynamics and social challenges with this gentle guide to understanding a
Ages 5–9
The Berenstain Bears
The Berenstain Bears and the Gift of Courage
Jan Berenstain, Mike Berenstain
For the child facing a playground bully or feeling small, this story uses a classic Bible lesson to show how faith can b
Ages 3–8
Read It Yourself
The Mice and the Elephants
Ladybird
For the child who needs to know that no matter how small they feel, they have the power to make a big difference and hel
Ages 4–7
The Berenstain Bears
The Berenstain Bears Stand Up to Bullying
Mike Berenstain
For the child encountering social pressure or a playground bully, this story offers a gentle way to discuss standing tal
Ages 4–8
World of Kids' Emotions #1
Our Diversity Makes Us Stronger
Elizabeth Cole
For the child noticing differences for the first time, this story helps them see how diverse backgrounds and appearances
Ages 3–8
Bo at the Buzz #1
Bo and the Spooky House
Elliott Smith
For the child feeling pressured to join in on a neighborhood dare or struggling to see past scary rumors about someone w
Ages 5–8
Islamic Perspectives Series #3
Love Your Brother, Love Your Neighbour
Khurram Murad
For the child learning how to treat others with kindness and fairness. These parables from the Hadith offer gentle guida
Ages 5–9
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