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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
The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod #1
Eighth Grade Bites
Z Brewer
For the student who feels like an outsider, this series starter explores the struggle of keeping a massive secret while
Ages 10–14
Who's Been Sleeping in My Porridge?
Colin McNaughton
For the child who loves the silly, the stinky, and the slightly gross. This witty poetry collection turns everyday life
Ages 6–10
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
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
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
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
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
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
Fox #4
Fox All Week
Edward Marshall
For the child learning to navigate daily social ups and downs. Follow Fox through a week of relatable mishaps, from scho
Ages 5–8
Who Wet My Pants?
Bob Shea
For the child who struggles to admit when they have made a mistake. This hilarious mystery helps little ones navigate th
Ages 4–8
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
Randolph Caldecott's John Gilpin and Other Stories
Randolph Caldecott
For the child who loves slapstick humor and detailed art, this Victorian classic offers a bouncy, rhythmic escape into t
Ages 4–8
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
Harriet #1
Harriet's Recital
Nancy L. Carlson
For the child who has butterflies in their stomach before a big performance or worry about making a mistake in front of
Ages 4–8
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
It's a Spoon, Not a Shovel
Caralyn Buehner
For the child learning how to navigate social situations with kindness and grace. This interactive guide uses silly scen
Ages 4–8
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
Shy Charles
Rosemary Wells
For the child who observes from the sidelines and finds their own quiet way to be brave. A gentle look at social anxiety
Ages 3–7
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