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Letting Go
574 books about letting go
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Baby-Sitters Little Sister #101
Karen's Chain Letter
Ann M. Martin
For the child who gets caught up in superstitions or the pressure of what-ifs. Help your little one navigate the stress
Ages 7–9
Pony Pals #19
Moving Pony
Jeanne Betancourt
For the child learning to navigate transitions and the bittersweet feeling of saying goodbye to a cherished companion or
Ages 7–10
My First Discoveries
Dinosaurs
Penguin Books
For the reader grappling with the consequences of human ambition and the unpredictability of the natural world.
Ages 12–18
Baby-Sitters Little Sister #20
Karen's Carnival
Ann M. Martin
For the child who gets their heart set on a specific goal and needs help navigating the frustration of things not going
Ages 7–9
Roadworks #2
Demolition
Sally Sutton
For the machine-loving toddler who finds excitement in loud noises and big changes, this rhythmic story turns a demoliti
Ages 2–5
The Berenstain Bears
The Berenstain Bears: God Bless Our Home
Jan Berenstain, Mike Berenstain
For families feeling cramped or facing a move, this story helps children find contentment and gratitude for their home w
Ages 3–7
Seashore Story
Taro Yashima
For the child who wonders about the passing of time or the mystery of the sea. This poetic tale bridges the gap between
Ages 5–9
The Whingdingdilly
Bill Peet
For the child who feels ordinary or compares themselves to others, this whimsical tale shows why being exactly who you a
Ages 4–9
Harriet's Expanding Heart
Rachel Brace
For the child navigating the complex feelings of a changing family dynamic as parents find new partners and households m
Ages 4–10
First Night at Dad's
Elizabeth Rudnick
For the child preparing to spend their first night at a new home after a separation, offering reassurance that while hou
Ages 3–7
Lifetimes
David L. Rice
For the child curious about why things in nature don't live forever, this gentle guide explains the natural timing of li
Ages 4–9
Life on the Mississippi
Mark Twain
For the teen who dreams of adventure and wonder, this classic captures the excitement of mastering a difficult skill whi
Ages 12–18
Old Woman Who Loved to Read, The
John Winch
For the child who needs to see that life's interruptions can be as rewarding as our plans. A gentle look at finding joy
Ages 4–8
Papa, Please Get the Moon for Me
Eric Carle
For the child who asks for the impossible and the parent who would move mountains to make it happen. A wonder-filled loo
Ages 2–6
Little Bear and the Two Caves
Shannon Rios Paulsen
For the child adjusting to life in two separate homes after a divorce. A gentle bear's journey validates the love that s
Ages 3–7
Hickory Chair, The
Lisa Rowe Fraustino
For the child navigating the loss of a grandparent. This gentle story explores how sensory memories and love endure even
Ages 4–8
Pet & Baby #2
Cat's First Baby
Natalie Nelson
For the child (and pet) preparing for a new arrival, this humorous board book shows how a family's 'first baby' learns t
Ages 0–3
I have Two Families
Kendra Smith
For the child adjusting to living in two different homes after a divorce or separation.
Ages 3–7
Bye Bye Butterfly
J. I. Willett
For the young child struggling with transitions, this rhythmic story uses the lifecycle of a butterfly to show that sayi
Ages 2–6
Harold Loves His Woolly Hat
Vern Kousky
For the child struggling to part with a prized possession, Harold's journey helps little ones discover that letting go c
Ages 3–7
Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky
Elphinstone Dayrell
For the child who asks why things are the way they are, this legendary tale uses wonder to explain the natural world and
Ages 4–8
Shelldon Says Goodbye
Carleen Tansey
For the child facing the big transition of moving to a new house. Help your little one process the sadness of leaving an
Ages 3–7
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Thomas Kuhn
For the curious student who wonders why what we learn in science class sometimes changes. Explore how big ideas are born
Ages 15–18
The Memory Book #1
The Memory Book
Joanna Rowland
For the child who is navigating the difficult emotions of losing a loved one and needs a gentle way to keep their spirit
Ages 4–8
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