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Books for Standing Up for Others
4,893 books
0–3 yrs
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Darkness Everywhere
Matt Doeden
For the child questioning how one person can change the world or trying to understand the roots of global conflict and t
Ages 10–14
Fox Forever
Mary E. Pearson
For the teen grappling with questions of self and autonomy in a world that tries to define them. A deep dive into what t
Ages 14–18
Black Girl Power: 15 Stories Celebrating Black Girlhood
Leah Johnson
For the young reader looking for inspiration from real-life heroes, this collection celebrates the achievements of Black
Ages 8–12
Stand Up! Speak Out!: A Story Inspired by the Climate Change Revolution
Andrew Joyner
For the child who wants to help the planet but feels too small to make a difference.
Ages 4–8
Mountain Pose
Nancy Hope Wilson
For the child beginning to question the world around them and seeking the courage to stand up against powerful, unfair s
Ages 10–15
Someone New
Anne Sibley O'Brien
For the child noticing a new classmate who seems different, this story helps bridge the gap between being a stranger and
Ages 4–8
Killing November #1
Killing November
Adriana Mather
For the teenager navigating a world of secrets and high stakes, this thriller explores finding your identity when everyt
Ages 14–18
Tina and the Penguin
Heather Dyer
For the child who possesses a fierce sense of justice and dreams of wild adventures. This whimsical tale celebrates the
Ages 7–9
Front Lines
Michael Grant
For the teen processing big questions about duty, sacrifice, and equality. This gritty alternate history explores the co
Ages 14–18
Getting Away With Murder: The True Story of the Emmett Till Case
Chris Crowe
For the young reader asking difficult questions about systemic unfairness and the roots of the Civil Rights Movement thr
Ages 12–18
Exposed
Kimberly Marcus
For the teenager grappling with complex family loyalty after a brother is accused of a serious crime, this verse novel e
Ages 14–18
The Land of Stories: A Graphic Novel #1
Goldilocks: Wanted Dead or Alive
Chris Colfer
For the child who loves seeing familiar stories turned upside down and enjoys high stakes adventures where the 'villains
Ages 8–12
Price of Duty
Todd Strasser
For the teen weighing a major life decision under family pressure. This story explores the complex reality of military s
Ages 14–18
Forbidden Forest: The Story of Little John and Robin Hood
Michael Cadnum
For the teen seeking a place to belong, this gritty look at Little John's origins explores how a quiet man finds purpose
Ages 12–17
Mouse and Lion
Rand Burkert
For the child who feels small in a world of giants, this thoughtful retelling shows how even the tiniest person can be a
Ages 4–8
Under the Same Sky
Cynthia DeFelice
For the teen starting to see beyond their own backyard and questioning the fairness of the world, especially regarding t
Ages 10–14
Forever Four #1
Leading Ladies
Elizabeth Cody Kimmel
For the young girl looking for role models and the historical inspiration to lead, this collection profiles women who sh
Ages 8–12
Queerstory: An Infographic History of the Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights
T.J. Kirby
For the curious reader who wants to understand the long journey of the LGBTQ+ community. This visual guide makes complex
Ages 12–18
Finding Junie Kim
Ellen Oh
For the child grappling with bullying or silent struggles, this moving story shows how connecting with family history ca
Ages 8–12
Streetcar to Justice
Amy Hill Hearth
For the child who feels the sting of unfairness and wants to know how one person can spark a movement by standing up for
Ages 10–14
Never Again
Eric Braun
For the student grappling with the weight of history and the meaning of justice. This book explores the aftermath of the
Ages 11–14
His Dark Materials #1
The Golden Compass
Philip Pullman
For the child beginning to question the world around them and seeking the courage to trust their own instincts against p
Ages 10–15
Don't Feed the Boy
Irene Latham
For the child who feels restricted by family rules and yearns for the freedom to be themselves while navigating complex
Ages 8–12
1919: The Year That Changed America
Martin W. Sandler
For the teenager curious about how today's social movements began, this award-winning history reveals how one explosive
Ages 12–18
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