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for Ages 8–15 – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
45,838 books found
Branded by the Pink Triangle
Ken Setterington
For the teen seeking to understand the full scope of history, this moving account reveals the often ignored persecution
Ages 13–18
October Mourning: A Song for Matthew Shepard
Lesléa Newman
For the teenager processing social injustice or the tragedy of hate crimes, this poetic work offers a way to reflect on
Ages 14–18
Gone, Gone, Gone
Hannah Moskowitz
For the teenager navigating the heavy weight of world events while trying to find space for their first connection with
Ages 14–18
Money Boy
Paul Yee
For the teen facing a sudden rift with family over who they are. This raw story explores survival and identity when home
Ages 14–18
a + e 4ever
I. Merey
For the teen who feels like an outsider and is searching for a space to be their authentic self. A raw exploration of id
Ages 14–18
Monet Paints a Day
Julie Danneberg
For the child who gets frustrated when things don't go perfectly: discover how a world-famous artist turned a difficult,
Ages 4–8
Hen Hears Gossip
Megan McDonald
For the child who loves to share secrets or struggles with listening carefully. This funny farmyard tale shows how stori
Ages 4–8
Calabash Cat and His Amazing Journey
James Rumford
For the child who asks big questions about the horizon. This visually striking tale uses West African inspired art to ex
Ages 4–8
Mabela the Clever
Margaret Read MacDonald
For the child who needs to learn that appearances can be deceiving. This clever folktale empowers little ones to listen
Ages 4–8
Yoshi's Feast
Kimiko Kajikawa
For the child learning about fairness and how to stand up to a bully, this clever tale shows that wit is a powerful tool
Ages 4–8
Nic Bishop's Nature Books
Frogs
Nic Bishop
For the child who loves exploring the garden, this book uses stunning photography to capture the hidden, high-speed live
Ages 4–8
How Moon Fuentez Fell in Love with the Universe
Raquel Vasquez Gilliland
For the teen navigating the shadow of a 'perfect' sibling while learning to embrace her own body, creativity, and spirit
Ages 14–18
Efrén Divided
Ernesto Cisneros
For the child grappling with the fear of family separation or the unfairness of the world, this story offers a mirror fo
Ages 8–12
Cuba 15
Nancy Osa
For the teenager navigating the pull between family traditions and their own modern identity while finding their voice a
Ages 12–17
The Incredibly Human Henson Blayze
Derrick Barnes
For the young athlete who feels the weight of everyone's expectations while privately navigating the discomfort and self
Ages 8–12
Everywhere Beauty Is Harlem
Gary Golio
For the child who loves taking pictures or feels inspired by their neighborhood, this book celebrates finding dignity an
Ages 4–8
Swim Team
Johnnie Christmas
For the child who feels like an outsider or is terrified of trying a new activity. This story helps kids face big fears
Ages 8–12
Magnificent Homespun Brown
Samara Cole Doyon
For the child who needs to see the beauty in their own reflection, this lyrical poem uses nature and sweet treats to cel
Ages 4–8
Lifting as We Climb: Black Women's Battle for the Ballot Box
Evette Dionne
For the young reader questioning why certain voices are missing from history class, this book restores the legacy of Bla
Ages 10–14
Memphis, Martin, and the Mountaintop
Alice Faye Duncan
For children asking about systemic unfairness or the legacy of Dr. King, this moving story explores how a community's br
Ages 7–12
Let the Children March
Monica Clark-Robinson
For the child learning how to find their voice when things aren't fair. This moving story shows how even the youngest pe
Ages 6–9
Hidden Figures: The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race
Margot Lee Shetterly
For the child who loves looking at the stars and needs to know that no barrier is too high for a curious mind. A story o
Ages 4–8
How It Went Down #1
How It Went Down
Kekla Magoon
For the teenager navigating a world of conflicting truths, this novel explores the impact of a community tragedy through
Ages 14–18
Words with Wings
Nikki Grimes
For the child who gets lost in their own thoughts or finds comfort in imagination during difficult family transitions li
Ages 8–12
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