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420 books about embarrassment
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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
Slamdown Town #1
Slamdown Town
Maxwell Nicoll, Matthew Smith
For the child who feels small in a world of giants, this high-energy tale explores how to find your own strength without
Ages 8–12
I Can't Take You Anywhere!
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
For the child who feels like they are always in trouble for being clumsy or loud, even when they are trying their very b
Ages 4–8
Unicorn Fall
Dee Smith
For the child who feels discouraged after a stumble or mistake, this gentle rhyme shows that falling down is just the fi
Ages 3–7
Robin Rules!
Annie Auerbach
For the young reader who loves silly humor and needs to see that even leaders make mistakes. This graphic novel follows
Ages 6–10
For Laughing Out Loud #1
For Laughing Out Loud: Poems to Tickle Your Funnybone
Jack Prelutsky
For the child who thinks poetry is 'boring' or serious, this collection of silly verses and zany characters will have th
Ages 6–10
Little Dracula #1
Little Dracula's First Bite
Martin Waddell
For the child who wants to be big and tough like their parents but keeps ending up in silly, sticky situations. A lighth
Ages 4–8
Shawn and Keeper #2
Show-and-Tell
Jonathan London
For the child who worries about making a mess of things, this silly story proves that love and loyalty are stronger than
Ages 5–8
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
Loudmouth George #3
Loudmouth George and the Fishing Trip
Nancy Carlson
For the child who tends to exaggerate their skills to fit in, this funny story about a rabbit who talks a big game helps
Ages 3–7
The Cabbage Patch #1
The Cabbage Patch Fib
Paul Jennings
For the child who asks tricky questions about where babies come from and parents who want to navigate those awkward 'lit
Ages 7–10
Sammy Carducci #1
Sammy Carducci's Guide to Women
Ronald Kidd
For the middle schooler navigating the awkwardness of first crushes, this funny story highlights why being yourself is b
Ages 8–12
The Sara Summer
Mary Downing Hahn
For the child feeling self-conscious about their changing body or height. A relatable story about finding confidence thr
Ages 8–12
No Tooting at Tea
Alastair Heim
For the child who loves to play host but struggles with unexpected interruptions. A funny exploration of trying to keep
Ages 4–7
Rumblewick's Diary #3
My Unwilling Witch Gets a Makeover
Hiawyn Oram
For the child who prefers mud and mess over fancy dresses, or the one struggling with high-pressure social expectations
Ages 6–9
Princess Prunella and the Purple Peanut
Margaret Atwood
For the child who might be acting a bit too grand or bossy, this alliterative romp shows how a little humility (and a pu
Ages 4–8
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
Gossip Girl #1
Gossip Girl
Cecily von Ziegesar
For the teenager navigating the pressures of high-stakes social circles and the weight of public perception in a digital
Ages 15–18
Middle School Misadventures #2
Dance Disaster
Jason Platt
For the child feeling overwhelmed by middle school changes, from the pressure of school dances to the shock of a parent
Ages 8–12
The Kids in Mrs. Z's Class #2
Ayana Ndoum Takes the Stage
Kekla Magoon
For the child who prefers helping from the sidelines and wonders how to find their own special way to shine when everyon
Ages 6–9
Hair-Pocalypse
Geoff Herbach
For the child who refuses to get a haircut, this high-energy tale turns a grooming battle into a hilarious, hairy disast
Ages 4–8
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
Adventures at Hound Hotel #2
Growling Gracie
Shelley Swanson Sateren
For the child whose tone of voice is often misunderstood by adults and peers. Gracie's naturally raspy voice makes her s
Ages 6–9
Horrid Henry #5
Horrid Henry and the Mummy's Curse
Francesca Simon
For the child who struggles with rules and needs to see their own mischievous impulses reflected in a funny, low-stakes
Ages 6–9
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