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420 books about embarrassment
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Eggbert The Famous Farting Easter Bunny
Luna James
For the child who feels self-conscious about their body or being different, this silly story shows how even our 'stinky'
Ages 3–7
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
The New Bum Series #4
My Bum Is So Noisy!
Dawn McMillan
For the child who finds bodily functions hilarious and needs a lighthearted way to embrace the silliness of their own gr
Ages 3–7
Jim Nasium #1
Jim Nasium Is a Football Fumbler
Marty McKnight
For the child who feels like a klutz but wants to join the team, this funny story validates the nerves of trying somethi
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Ages 6–9
Far Out Fairy Tales
The Ghost Emperor's New Clothes
Benjamin Harper
For the child who loves a spooky twist, this graphic novel uses a ghostly prank to explore how vanity and the fear of lo
Ages 8–11
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
Kitty #5
Kitty in High School
Judy Delton
For the teen navigating the shift from childhood play to the social pressures of high school, boys, and evolving friend
Ages 10–14
Charles the Alligator #1
Keep Your Mouth Closed, Dear
Aliki
For the child who struggles with impulse control or keeping things out of their mouth, this silly story offers a lighthe
Ages 3–7
Arthur
The World of Arthur and Friends
Marc Brown
For the child navigating the highs and lows of second grade, from schoolyard mishaps to the pressure of getting everythi
Ages 4–8
Marlo and Coco #2
I Have a Question
Andrew Arnold
For the child who has a burning question but feels paralyzed by the thought of raising their hand in a quiet classroom.
Ages 4–8
Un- #4
Unbearable!
Paul Jennings
For the child who loves the gross, the weird, and the wonderful. These quirky short stories use supernatural twists to e
Ages 8–12
Ivan the Terrible
Anne Fine
For the child feeling the weight of a difficult social responsibility or navigating the tricky dynamics of helping a new
Ages 7–10