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Books for Standing Up for Others
4,893 books
0–3 yrs
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12–18 yrs
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Girl Rising
Tanya Lee Stone
For the teen who wants to understand the global fight for equality, this powerful look at nine girls' lives shows how ed
Ages 12–18
The Other Side
Jacqueline Woodson
For the child noticing social or physical boundaries in their community. A poetic look at how curiosity and friendship c
Ages 5–10
Shaking Things Up
Susan Hood
For the young explorer who needs to see how girls and women have broken rules and changed history through courage and pe
Ages 6–10
Journeys for Freedom: A New Look at America's Story
Elspeth Leacock, Susan Washburn Buckley
For the student curious about the real people behind history's turning points, this book uses fascinating maps and stori
Ages 8–12
The Cheshire Cheese Cat
Carmen Agra Deedy, Randall Wright
For the child navigating an unlikely friendship or learning that true integrity means doing what is right, even when it
Ages 8–12
Most Dangerous
Steve Sheinkin
For the teen starting to question what they see in the news, this gripping account explores the courage and controversy
Ages 12–18
Freya #1
Freya
Matthew Laurence
For the teen exploring their own identity while navigating a world that demands they conform to corporate and social exp
Ages 12–17
Tangerine
Edward Bloor
For the child who feels invisible in the shadow of a sibling and needs the courage to speak up about the truth even when
Ages 12–15
Pride
Robin Stevenson
For the child curious about LGBTQ+ history and seeking a sense of community through the joyful celebration of identity a
Ages 9–14
The Red Necklace
Sally Gardner
For the teen who feels the weight of history and the spark of the unknown, this tale of the French Revolution blends hig
Ages 12–17
High Seas Trilogy #3
The Buccaneers
Iain Lawrence
For the young reader seeking the courage to face daunting obstacles, this high-stakes maritime adventure explores resili
Ages 10–14
Woman for President: The Story of Victoria Woodhull, A
Kathleen Krull
For the child who asks why things aren't always fair, this inspiring biography follows the first woman to run for presid
Ages 6–10
Seven Realms #4
The Crimson Crown
Cinda Williams Chima
For the teen seeking a powerful sense of closure, this finale explores how young leaders can heal historical wounds and
Ages 12–18
Trucks
Debbie Powell
For the child who wonders how small voices can stand up to big bullies. This satirical look at city life explores the po
Ages 8–12
Steel
Carrie Vaughn
For the teen fencer who feels like their skills are just for points, this high-stakes adventure proves that discipline a
Ages 12–18
Graffiti Knight
Karen Bass
For the teen grappling with feelings of powerlessness against unfair rules, this story explores how small acts of defian
Ages 12–18
The Iron Way
Gillian Cross
For the child grappling with the fear of things that seem different or destructive, and finding the courage to see the h
Ages 7–11
The Last Newspaper Boy in America
Sue Corbett
For the child who feels small in a world of big changes, this mystery follows a determined boy fighting to keep his comm
Ages 8–12
Hidden History #1
In the Shadow of Liberty: The Hidden History of Slavery, Four Presidents, and Five Black Lives
Kenneth C. Davis
For children ready to look past the myths of history, this book explores the complex reality of American leaders through
Ages 10–14
The Legend of Hong Kil Dong
written and ill. by Anne Sibley O'Brien
For the child grappling with unfair rules or feeling overlooked, this legendary tale follows a hero who creates his own
Ages 8–12
The Summer We Saved the Bees
Robin Stevenson
For the child who feels embarrassed by their family's choices, this story explores finding your own voice while living w
Ages 9–12
The Listeners
Gloria Whelan
For the child curious about how small voices can make a big difference, this story explores finding hope and agency whil
Ages 6–10
All Good Children
Catherine Austen
For the teenager starting to question the rules around them and noticing the pressure to blend in with the crowd.
Ages 12–17
Fault Lines in the Constitution
Cynthia Levinson
For the teen who questions why things are the way they are. This guide uses a grading system to examine the cracks in ou
Ages 10–18
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