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Books for Starting a New Activity
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Ready-to-Read: Tony and Lauren Dungy
You Can Be a Friend
Tony Dungy, Lauren Dungy
For the child who feels nervous about new social situations or needs a gentle nudge to include others who seem different
Ages 4–8
Ella the Elegant Elephant #3
Ella Sets the Stage
Carmela D'Amico, Steven D'Amico
For the child who feels like they don't have a 'thing' yet, this story offers a gentle hug and the reminder that everyon
Ages 4–8
Courage
Barbara Binns
For the child who feels the weight of family expectations or the pressure to belong. This story explores how true braver
Ages 8–12
Made By Hand
Carole Lexa Schaefer
For the child who loves getting their hands messy and seeing their ideas come to life. Celebrate the tactile joy of mold
Ages 3–7
Penelope Perfect: A Tale of Perfectionism Gone Wild
Shannon Anderson
For the child who feels anxious when things don't go exactly as planned or struggles with a need to be perfect in school
Ages 5–9
Pond Walk
Nancy Elizabeth Wallace
For the child who loves to explore the outdoors and ask 'why' about every creature they see. A quiet guide to the wonder
Ages 4–8
Black Lagoon Adventures #21
The 100th Day of School from the Black Lagoon
Mike Thaler
Hubie needs to bring 100 items to school, but he can't decide between baseball cards or the hairs on his head. The 100th
Ages 6–9
The Music in George's Head
Suzanne Slade
For the child who hears music in everyday sounds and needs encouragement to embrace their unique creative spark and pers
Ages 4–8
The Unbearable Book Club for Unsinkable Girls
Julie Schumacher
For the teenager who feels like an outsider or is dreading a summer of forced social activities. A story about finding y
Ages 12–18
Hunter & Stripe #2
Hunter & Stripe and the Soccer Showdown
L. M. Elliott
For the child who gets a little too intense during family game night or school sports and needs help finding the fun in
Ages 4–8
Cheer Up!: Love and Pompoms
Crystal Frasier
For teens navigating the pressure to fit in while staying true to their identity, this graphic novel explores finding ac
Ages 14–18
The Web at Dragonfly Pond
Brian "Fox" Ellis
A quiet afternoon of fishing at the pond reveals the hidden connections of the food chain, from a tiny mosquito to the g
Ages 4–8
Henry Huggins #1
Henry Huggins
Beverly Cleary
Young Henry Huggins lives a classic 1950s childhood on Klickitat Street, finding excitement in paper routes and adventur
Ages 7–11
We Are Big Time
Hena Kahn
Moving to a new school in Wisconsin, Aliya takes to the basketball court to prove that she can play at a high level whil
Ages 8–12
Girl Running
Annette Bay Pimentel
For the child who has been told they aren't strong enough or big enough to try. This inspiring true story shows how one
Ages 4–8
The Christmas Fairy
Anne Booth
Clara holds a special hope in her heart as she wishes for a holiday transformation into a Christmas fairy.
Ages 3–7
Jake Maddox Sports Stories
Volleyball Victory
Jake Maddox
Andrea is ready for a winning season with the Pumas, but the new coach's focus on basic drills and a new position leaves
Ages 8–12
Healthy Habits #1
Being Active
Mari C. Schuh
Jumping, playing, and moving are essential for a healthy body. Vivid photographs and simple text show just how much fun
Ages 3–7
The Music Inside Me
Gavin Nelson, Kate Nelson
An unlikely friendship blooms when a young girl meets a former cellist and discovers how music can connect people across
Ages 5–9
Yasmin #10
Yasmin the Librarian
Saadia Faruqi
Library day is going great until Yasmin realizes her favorite book is gone, leading her on a careful search to retrace h
Ages 5–8
Jackrabbit Goalie
Matt Christopher
Desperate to find a place in his new town, a young boy tells a lie about his soccer skills to join the local team as the
Ages 6–9
How We Work #1
A Potter
Douglas Florian
Go behind the pottery wheel to see how a lump of wet clay is shaped, fired, and transformed into a work of art by a skil
Ages 4–8
Social and Emotional Learning
Communication Skills
Mari Schuh
The way you stand and the tone of your voice say just as much as your words do; learn how to use these tools to speak an
Ages 6–9
Twenty Heartbeats
Dennis Haseley
After years of waiting for a single painting of his horse, a wealthy man confronts an artist to learn the true meaning o
Ages 5–9
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