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420 books about embarrassment
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A Kids Book About
A Kids Book About Shame
Jamie Letourneau
For the child who feels like they want to hide after making a mistake. This book helps kids name the 'heavy' feeling of
Ages 5–9
My Sister, My Science Report
Margaret E. Bechard
For the child struggling to understand a moody older sibling or learning to look past a classmate's 'nerdy' reputation.
Ages 8–12
Worst Best Friends
Max Dann
For the child navigating the tricky waters of shifting friendships when a duo becomes a trio. This humorous tale explore
Ages 8–12
Freaky Friday #2
Summer Switch
Mary Rodgers
For the child who wonders what it is really like to be the 'grown-up' in charge and the parent who has forgotten the soc
Ages 8–12
Jack Henry #4
Jack's Black Book
Jack Gantos
For the adolescent finding their voice through writing while navigating a chaotic home life and the hilariously cringey
Ages 10–14
Diary of a Minecraft Zombie #29
Pet Show Pandemonium
Zack Zombie
For the child who loves gaming and needs a laugh while navigating the messy, often embarrassing social hurdles of school
Ages 7–12
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
Diary of a Minecraft Zombie #3
When Nature Calls
Zack Zombie
For the child who needs a laugh while navigating family dynamics on vacation. Zack Zombie's beach trip is filled with re
Ages 7–12
"Only Joking!" Laughed the Lobster
Colin West
For the child who loves a good giggle and needs a gentle reminder that practical jokes can sometimes backfire in the mos
Ages 3–6
Making Friends with Alice Dyson
Poppy Nwosu
For the teenager feeling the weight of high school labels and the pressure to be perfect while navigating their first br
Ages 14–18
The Transformation of Faith Futterman
Phyllis Shalant
For the child navigating the social minefield of middle school and wondering if being 'popular' is worth losing their tr
Ages 8–12
Nerd Camp #2
Nerd Camp 2.0
Elissa Brent Weissman
For the child who thrives in their niche and wonders how to stay true to themselves when forced to mingle with the 'cool
Ages 8–12
Jack Henry #1
Heads or Tails: Stories from the Sixth Grade
Jack Gantos
For the middle-schooler navigating the cringe-worthy and chaotic moments of growing up within a quirky, unpredictable fa
Ages 9–13
Carter #1
Carter Finally Gets It
Brent Crawford
For the teen navigating the messy transitions of freshman year while managing ADHD and the social pressures of sports, g
Ages 13–17
Freshman Year & Other Unnatural Disasters
Meredith Zeitlin
For the teen feeling the pressure to reinvent themselves, this story explores the awkward, funny, and messy reality of s
Ages 12–15
Knitwits
William Taylor
For the child adjusting to the news of a new baby while navigating playground bets and the pressure to prove they can do
Ages 8–12
First Grade Friends #8
Jim Meets the Thing
Miriam Cohen
For the child who feels embarrassed by their fears. When a scary TV show leaves Jim feeling small, a playground encounte
Ages 5–8
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Jimmy Strikes Out!
Kelli Chipponeri
For the child who feels discouraged after a sports mishap. This story helps kids process the frustration of a bad game a
Ages 4–7
Fart Quest #3
The Dragon's Dookie
Aaron Reynolds
For the middle-grade reader who loves bathroom humor but needs to see the power of working together to solve messy probl
Ages 8–12
Fart Quest #1
Fart Quest
Aaron Reynolds
For the child who loves gaming and gross-out humor but needs a nudge to keep reading, this quest builds confidence throu
Ages 8–12
The Baby-Sitters Club Graphic Novels #7
Boy-Crazy Stacey
Ann M. Martin, Gale Galligan
For the child navigating their first big crush while trying to stay focused on responsibilities and friend groups during
Ages 8–12
The Worst Soccer Team Ever
William Taylor
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit the 'athlete' mold, this funny story celebrates the joy of playing jus
Ages 8–12
Read-it! Readers
The Bossy Rooster
Margaret Nash
For the child who struggles with bossy behavior or needs to see the value of kindness, this barnyard fable shows what ha
Ages 4–7
The Cybil War
Betsy Byars
For the child navigating the tricky waters of middle school friendships and realizing that a 'best friend' might not alw
Ages 8–12
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