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Books for Standing Up for Others
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Pale Male, Citizen Hawk of New York City
Janet Schulman
For the child who loves the birds in their backyard and wonders how animals live in the city, this true story shows how
Ages 5–9
Hawksmaid: The Untold Story of Robin Hood and Maid Marian
Kathryn Lasky
For the teen who wants to find their own voice and stand up for others, this story of a girl finding her power through n
Ages 12–16
When Can We Go Back to America?: Voices of Japanese American Incarceration During WWII
Susan H. Kamei
For the teenager grappling with questions of civil rights and national identity. This powerful history explores the impa
Ages 12–18
The Nowhere Girls
Amy Reed
For the teenager navigating the complexities of high school social dynamics and finding the courage to speak up against
Ages 14–18
Paiute Princess
Deborah Kogan Ray
For the child curious about history and how one person can change the world through the power of their voice, even when
Ages 7–11
Luba: The Angel of Bergen-Belsen
Michelle McCann
For the child grappling with the reality of hard history, this story offers a powerful model of how one person's compass
Ages 8–12
Magic Dogs of the Volcanoes (Los perros magicos de los volcanes)
Manlio Argueta
For the child learning how communities stay strong together, this Salvadoran legend shows how magical protection and uni
Ages 6–10
A Kenny and Poochy Story #1
Meet the Bambearzo
Robert Tripp
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in with any one group. A gentle story about finding beauty in being un
Ages 4–8
Güero #2
They Call Her Fregona
David Bowles
For the child learning how to support a friend through a family crisis, this verse novel explores first love, cultural i
Ages 8–12
Jacob Riis's Camera: Bringing Light to Tenement Children
Alexis O'Neill
For the child who asks why some people have so much while others have so little, this biography shows how one person use
Ages 7–11
Creation #1
Tales of Goodly Might
Eric K. Barnum
For the child grappling with the difference between right and wrong, these epic tales explore how even the most lost sou
Ages 10–14
Thurgood
Jonah Winter
For the child noticing that the world isn't always fair, this biography shows how one boy from Baltimore used his voice
Ages 5–9
Amelia's Notebook #19
Vote 4 Amelia
Marissa Moss
For the student facing their first big social competition, this journal-style story navigates the messy world of school
Ages 9–12
Seraphina #2
Shadow Scale
Rachel Hartman
For the teen navigating the weight of expectation and the challenge of bridging two different worlds while staying true
Ages 12–18
Swear to Howdy
Wendelin Van Draanen
For the child grappling with a secret that feels too heavy to carry. A powerful look at the weight of loyalty and when t
Ages 10–14
Malala, a Brave Girl from Pakistan/Iqbal, a Brave Boy from Pakistan
Jeanette Winter
For the child asking about fairness in the world: introduce two young heroes who stood up for the right to go to school
Ages 4–9
Amigos del otro lado (Friends from the Other Side)
Gloria Anzaldúa
For children processing the complexities of immigration and community, this story explores the courage required to stand
Ages 6–10
The Plot to Kill Hitler
Patricia McCormick
For the young reader grappling with how to stand up for what is right in the face of immense pressure and systemic injus
Ages 10–15
The Patron Saint of Butterflies
Cecilia Galante
For the teenager beginning to question inherited beliefs or navigating a high-control environment. This dual-perspective
Ages 12–17
On the Tip of a Wave: How Ai Weiwei's Art Is Changing the Tide
Joanna Ho
For children asking about the news or seeing images of people in need, this poetic story shows how art can turn discarde
Ages 4–8
Magnificent Monsters of Cedar Street, The
Lauren Oliver
For the child who feels like an outsider and needs to discover that being 'different' is actually a superpower.
Ages 8–12
Fighter in Velvet Gloves
Annie Boochever, Roy Peratrovich Jr.
For the teen or middle grader questioning unfair rules: discover how one Tlingit woman stood up against segregation and
Ages 10–18
Black and White: The Confrontation Between Reverend Fred L. Shuttlesworth and EugeneBull Connor
Larry Dane Brimner
For the child questioning why things aren't always fair, this account explores the struggle for justice through the lens
Ages 10–14
No One Is Too Small to Make a Difference
Greta Thunberg
For the young person feeling overwhelmed by climate change or wondering if their voice matters, this collection of speec
Ages 10–18
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