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223 books about trust
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Fear Street #15
The New Boy
R.L. Stine
For the teen navigating the thrill and danger of a new crush when intuition suggests something isn't quite right.
Ages 12–17
Janie Johnson #4
What Janie Saw
Caroline B. Cooney
For the young adult who feels the weight of a complicated past. Janie navigates the difficulty of moving forward when ol
Ages 12–18
Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice #1
The Rising Force
Dave Wolverton
For the child feeling the pressure of a big deadline or the sting of being overlooked by a mentor they admire.
Ages 9–12
Classic Myths #1
Cupid and Psyche
M. Charlotte Craft
For the child learning that true love and trust require patience, or those fascinated by the power of perseverance throu
Ages 6–12
Book of Bible Superheroes for Kids
The Story of Noah's Rainbow Promise
Michael Palmer
For the child seeking reassurance that even after the biggest storms, there is a promise of hope and a fresh start.
Ages 3–7
Red Rocket Readers
Who Helps Me?
Pam Holden
For the curious preschooler wondering about the people in their neighborhood. This early reader introduces the friendly
Ages 4–6
The Baby-Sitters Club #128
Claudia and the Little Liar
Ann M. Martin
For the child navigating the frustration of a peer who exaggerates the truth, this story helps identify when imagination
Ages 8–12
Six of Crows #2
Crooked Kingdom
Leigh Bardugo
For the teen navigating the heavy weight of shared trauma, learning that finding where you belong often means fighting f
Ages 14–18
Out of the Pocket
Bill Konigsberg
For the teenager navigating the pressure of high-stakes sports while wondering if their true self will be accepted by th
Ages 14–18
Chicken Little
Steven Kellogg
For the child who gets caught up in a whirlwind of 'what-ifs.' A silly, vibrant reimagining of the classic tale that tea
Ages 4–8
My Body Safety Rules
Jayneen Sanders
For the parent looking to empower their child with the language of consent and body safety. This guide makes difficult c
Ages 3–9
My Father Knows the Names of Things
Jane Yolen
For children who are naturally curious about the world and look to their parents as a gateway to all its hidden wonders
Ages 3–7
Fallen #2
Torment
Lauren Kate
For the teen navigating a world where the people they love are keeping secrets and their own past feels like a mystery w
Ages 13–18
The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara #2
Antrax
Terry Brooks
For the teen seeking a grand adventure who is grappling with their own identity and the complex weight of family secrets
Ages 13–18
Little Red Riding Hood
Trina Schart Hyman
For the child who needs to learn that caution is just as important as kindness when navigating the world on their own.
Ages 5–9
The Scary Bear
K M Bowe
For the child navigating complex friendships, first crushes, and the weight of growing expectations while learning that
Ages 11–18
Real Benedict Arnold, The
Jim Murphy
For the student questioning why some people choose the 'wrong' side of history, this biography explores the complex moti
Ages 10–14
House of Night #5
Hunted
P. C. Cast
For the teen navigating complex loyalties and the pressure to trust their own instincts when everyone else is falling fo
Ages 14–18
Harry Potter #6
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
J. K. Rowling
For the teen navigating the transition to adulthood while facing heavy responsibilities and complex truths about the peo
Ages 11–18
Caraval #2
Legendary
Stephanie Garber
For the teen navigating the weight of a secret or a difficult promise. This magical mystery explores the lengths we go t
Ages 13–18
Wizard for Hire #2
Apprentice Needed
Obert Skye
For the child navigating the absence of a mentor and the complexity of family secrets while trying to find where they be
Ages 8–12
Amigo
Byrd Baylor
For the child longing for a wild friend, this gentle desert tale explores the quiet patience and mutual trust required t
Ages 4–9
Sweet 16 #11
Little White Lies
Ilse Wagner
For the teenager navigating the messy reality of family secrets and learning that the adults in her life aren't always w
Ages 12–17
Katie Morag #1
Katie Morag Delivers the Mail
Mairi Hedderwick
For the child who wants to help out but worries about making mistakes or losing trust when things go wrong.
Ages 4–8
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