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Explore chapter books books about writing & storytelling for children.
2,902 books
Twisted Tales #1
Irish Legends
Margaret Simpson
Ancient myths get a fresh, funny makeover through secret diaries and inside info on Ireland's most famous heroes, magica
Ages 8–12
Musk Ox #2
Musk Ox Counts
Erin Cabatingan
Counting from one to ten becomes a hilarious challenge when a stubborn musk ox decides to ignore the rules, much to the
Ages 3–7
Chatterbox
Margaret Wild
Baby Daisy is the center of attention, yet despite her family's constant coaxing and chatter, she remains perfectly, stu
Ages 2–6
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Charlotte's Journals
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First Biographies
Frederick Douglass
Lola M. Schaefer
Follow the journey of a man who escaped slavery to become one of history's most powerful writers and speakers for freedo
Ages 5–8
Make Lemonade #2
True Believer
Virginia Euwer Wolff
For the teenager balancing big academic dreams with the reality of neighborhood life, first love, and the evolving dynam
Ages 12–17
Classroom 13 #4
The Super Awful Superheroes of Classroom 13
Honest Lee, Matthew J. Gilbert
Purple lightning strikes Classroom 13, gifting every student bizarre superpowers that lead to atomic farts, giant roache
Ages 6–10
Clarice Bean #6
Clarice Bean: Don't Look Now
Lauren Child
Clarice Bean has a brand new entry in her worry journal: her best friend is moving away, and she is desperate for a plan
Ages 8–12
Girls Speak Out: Finding Your True Self
Andrea Johnston
For girls navigating the pressures of middle school, this empowering handbook uses history, activities, and real stories
Ages 10–14
The Border Trilogy #4
Lines
Suzy Lee
A pencil line on paper and a skate blade on ice come together in this artistic journey that follows a young skater acros
Ages 3–8
Charlotte's Journals #1
Charlotte in Paris
Joan MacPhail Knight
Charlotte records every detail of her 1893 trip to Paris in her journal, from the bustling city streets to a groundbreak
Ages 7–11
Tell All the Children Our Story: Memories and Mementos of Being Young and Black in America
Tonya Bolden
Lived experiences of Black children in America come to life through memories and mementos spanning from the colonial era
Ages 10–14
The Incredible Book Eating Boy
Oliver Jeffers
Henry doesn't just read books—he eats them. He's becoming the smartest boy alive, until a massive stomachache leaves his
Ages 4–8
Sunday's Child
Gudrun Mebs
Ten-year-old Jenny expects a life of luxury with her new foster mother, but she soon finds that real belonging is worth
Ages 8–12
Charlotte's Journals #4
Charlotte in New York
Joan MacPhail Knight
Travel from France to the bustling streets of 1894 New York through the eyes of Charlotte, who captures the city's energ
Ages 8–12
The Ballad of Lucy Whipple
Karen Cushman
Lucy hates the dust, the tents, and the lack of libraries in the California gold fields, but she might just find that ho
Ages 8–12
Fact vs. Fiction in U.S. History
Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address
Nel Yomtov
Sift through primary sources and historical facts to separate the real story of Abraham Lincoln's most famous speech fro
Ages 8–11
Library of Doom #1
The Eye in the Graveyard
Michael Dahl
A Librarian attempts to bury an evil volume deep underground, only to face the terrifying secrets of an eerie tower and
Ages 7–11
Letters from... #2
Dear Austin: Letters from the Underground Railroad
Elvira Woodruff
Levi writes letters to his brother while embarking on a dangerous journey with his friend Jupiter to find a sister kidna
Ages 8–12
Word Dilemma #2
Ann and Nan Are Anagrams
Mark Shulman
Robert’s life is getting scrambled now that his sisters, his grandma, and almost everything he owns have turned into tri
Ages 6–10
Only Passing Through: The Story of Sojourner Truth
Anne Rockwell
Born into slavery, a woman named Isabella uses her quick wit and courageous voice to campaign for freedom and rights acr
Ages 7–10
The Boy Who Tried to Shrink His Name
Sandhya Parappukkaran
Zimdalamashkermishkada tries to shorten his long name to fit in at his new school until a new friend helps him find the
Ages 4–8
The Loser List #1
The Loser List
H.N. Kowitt
Danny tries to escape his geek reputation by drawing for the school bullies, only to realize he is being pulled into a c
Ages 8–12
A Boy Called Hope
Lara Williamson
Dan Hope attempts to mend his muddled family and bring his father home after a sudden departure leaves his world feeling
Ages 9–12
Pirates
C. Drew Lamm
Max just wants a cozy cat story, but when his sister insists on reading a scary pirate tale, he has to find a clever way
Ages 5–9
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