Families who loved Trespassers by Breena Bard often look for books with a similar feel. These 20 recommendations were selected for their similarity in style, theme, and reading level.
Reach for this book if your child is navigating the social pressure of a 'cool' new friend who pushes boundaries or encourages rule-breaking. It is an excellent choice for kids who struggle to say no when a peer suggests something risky and for parents who want to discuss the difference between harmless curiosity and crossing legal or ethical lines. While Gabby would usually prefer a book, she gets swept up in Paige's plan to investigate a local mystery by trespassing in an abandoned house. The story explores the heavy weight of guilt and the anxiety that comes with keeping secrets from parents. It is a relatable, realistic look at how a desire for belonging can lead a good kid to make poor choices, ultimately emphasizing accountability and the importance of personal integrity. This graphic novel is perfect for ages 8 to 12.