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84 books about embarrassment
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Hank the Cowdog #36
The Case of the Raging Rottweiler
John R. Erickson
For the child who loves to laugh at self-important characters and silly mishaps. This ranch-life mystery helps kids navi
Ages 8–12
Hank the Cowdog #29
The Case of the Vampire Vacuum Sweeper
John R. Erickson
For the child who loves a good laugh and needs to see that even big, brave 'protectors' can get a little mixed up by new
Ages 7–12
Hank the Cowdog #15
The Case of the Missing Cat
John R. Erickson
For the child who feels overlooked by a rival or friend. A funny look at professional jealousy, misplaced confidence, an
Ages 8–12
Hank the Cowdog #23
The Case of the Hooking Bull
John R. Erickson
For the child who loves to laugh at high-stakes misunderstandings, this ranch mystery follows a bumbling but loyal dog t
Ages 8–12
Yours Truly, Lucy B. Parker #3
Take My Advice!
Robin Palmer
For the child navigating the unspoken rules of middle school. Maya balances her own social blunders with the pressure of
Ages 9–12
Charlie Joe Jackson #2
Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide to Summer Vacation
Tommy Greenwald
For the child who would rather do anything but open a book, this hilarious camp adventure celebrates the cleverness of k
Ages 8–12
Dear God, Help Love, Earl
Barbara Park
For the child who feels powerless against a school bully and needs to see the messy, often funny reality of standing up
Ages 8–12
Keena Ford #3
Keena Ford and the Secret Journal Mix-Up
Melissa Thomson
For the child who has ever worried about a secret getting out, this relatable diary-style story navigates the funny, str
Ages 7–10
Soccer 'Cats #2
Operation Baby-Sitter
Matt Christopher
For the child feeling frustrated by new family responsibilities that interfere with their favorite activities like sport
Ages 6–9
Zeke Meeks #6
Zeke Meeks vs the Mother's Day Meltdown
D.L. Green
For the child feeling the pressure of holiday gift giving on a budget. Zeke navigates sibling rivalry and the stress of
Ages 7–10
Aldo #2
Aldo Applesauce
Johanna Hurwitz
For the child who feels like an outsider after a move or because of their unique habits. This gentle story follows a boy
Ages 7–10
My Name Is María Isabel
Alma Flor Ada
For the child who feels invisible when their identity is overlooked. A moving story about a girl reclaiming her name and
Ages 7–10
Dancing Home
Alma Flor Ada, Gabriel M. Zubizarreta
For the child navigating the complex feelings of belonging to two cultures and learning to find pride in their family he
Ages 8–12
Camp Confidential #2
New Girl
Melissa J. Morgan
For the child feeling nervous about their first time away from home or navigating the complex social cliques of a new en
Ages 9–12
Junie B. Jones #18
Junie B., First Grader: At Last!
Barbara Park
For the child feeling nervous about moving up to first grade or worried about looking different after getting their firs
Ages 6–9
Sleepover Friends #5
Lauren's Big Mix-up
Susan Saunders
For the child navigating the messy reality of social circles, secrets, and the pressure to impress others during their f
Ages 8–12
Philip Hall #2
Get on Out of Here, Philip Hall
Bette Greene
For the child who struggles with losing or feels they must always be the leader. Beth learns that true leadership requir
Ages 8–12
The Real Us
Tommy Greenwald
For the child feeling the weight of middle school labels and wanting to be seen for who they truly are beyond their soci
Ages 10–14
Harry Gets an Uncle
Barbara Ann Porte
For the child feeling nervous about a big role in a family celebration. Harry navigates the pressure of being a ring bea
Ages 6–9
International School of Dragon Training #2
Dragons with Drizzles
Gina Kammer
For the child who feels embarrassed by their quirks or struggles with self-control. A magical story about a young dragon
Ages 6–9
Horrible Harry #1
Horrible Harry in Room 2B
Suzy Kline
For the child who loves a bit of classroom chaos and needs to see that even 'horrible' behavior can come from a place of
Ages 6–9
Camp Run-A-Muck #3
Chopped-up Birdy's Feet
Todd Strasser
For the child who loves gross-out humor and wacky situations. This slapstick story helps kids navigate the absurdity of
Ages 8–12
The Baby-Sitters Club Graphic Novels #14
Stacey's Mistake
Ann M. Martin
For the child navigating the stress of bringing different friend groups together or feeling like they've outgrown their
Ages 8–12
Paisley Hanover #1
Paisley Hanover Kisses and Tells
Cameron Tuttle
For the teen navigating the messy world of high school rumors and social hierarchies while trying to stay true to her ow
Ages 12–17
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