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574 books about letting go
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From Caterpillar to Butterfly
Deborah Heiligman
For the child marveling at the natural world, this book transforms a scientific process into a wonder-filled journey of
Ages 4–8
Waffle
Chris Raschka
For the child who gets stuck in 'what-ifs' and overthinking. This gentle story helps kids recognize their anxiety and fi
Ages 4–8
Mary Poppins #2
Mary Poppins Comes Back
P. L. Travers
For the child who thrives on wonder and needs a reminder that life's most magical moments often arrive when we least exp
Ages 8–12
The Great Godden
Meg Rosoff
For the teenager navigating the blurry lines between admiration and obsession, this atmospheric summer tale explores the
Ages 14–18
Two Courageous Caterpillars
Anna Smithers
For the child feeling overwhelmed by big changes or struggling to stay patient. This mindful story uses the butterfly li
Ages 3–7
Dandelion's Dream
Yoko Tanaka
For the quiet dreamer who sees the extraordinary in the everyday. This wordless journey celebrates how a child's imagina
Ages 4–8
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
Leave that Cricket Be, Alan Lee
Barbara Ann Porte
For the child who loves to explore the outdoors and needs a gentle lesson on why some treasures are better left in the w
Ages 4–8
Character Education
Forgiveness
Lucia Raatma
Help your child navigate big feelings like anger and hurt when friends or family make mistakes, providing a gentle roadm
Ages 5–8
Molly on the Moon
Mary Robinette Kowal
For the child who has to choose which favorite toys to keep before a big move. A scientifically grounded look at adaptin
Ages 4–8
There's No Surf in Cleveland
Stephanie Jona Buehler
For the child struggling to accept a new home after divorce, follow Philip as he navigates the culture shock of moving f
Ages 8–12
Under the Shadow of Wings
Sara H. Banks
For the child learning that loving someone means accepting what you cannot change, even when you want to protect them fr
Ages 8–12
The Secret Keeper
Kate Coombs
For the child who carries the weight of everyone's feelings or feels burdened by a secret they were told not to share.
Ages 4–8
Horse Crazy #2
The Circus Horse
Alison Lester
For the child who loves animals and is learning that the journey of practice and the bond with a pet are more rewarding
Ages 6–9
Face at the Edge of the World
Eve Bunting
For the teenager grappling with the sudden loss of a friend, this mystery explores the weight of unanswered questions an
Ages 12–17
If You Lived Here You'd Be Home By Now
Ed Briant
For the child who finds magic in the quiet corners of the park and wonders about the secret lives of the trees as the ci
Ages 3–6
River Boy
Tim Bowler
For the teenager grappling with the impending loss of a grandparent, this lyrical story offers a gentle way to process t
Ages 12–16
The Everafter
Amy Huntley
For the teenager grappling with the weight of memories and the mystery of their own story, this haunting tale explores t
Ages 12–18
Frankie is Staying Back
Ron Roy
For the child grappling with the news that their best friend won't be moving up to the next grade with them.
Ages 7–10
A Package for Miss Marshwater
Elfie Donnelly
For the child who thrives on routine but needs a gentle nudge to embrace the unexpected and find joy in life's little su
Ages 7–10
Caterina #1
Caterina and the Perfect Party
Erin Eitter Kono
For the child who thrives on routine and feels overwhelmed when things don't go according to plan.
Ages 3–7
When Blue Met Egg
Lindsay Ward
For the child learning that some things we love aren't meant to stay. This tender city story helps little ones process t
Ages 3–6
A Thousand Boy Kisses #1
A Thousand Boy Kisses
Tillie Cole
For the teen processing a first love or the weight of a terminal diagnosis. This intense story explores enduring devotio
Ages 14–18
Waiting for the Evening Star
Rosemary Wells
For the child who loves the comfort of home but has an older sibling or friend eager to go away and see the world.
Ages 5–9
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