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Chapter Books About Making an Apology
Explore chapter books books about making an apology for children.
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Arthur Chapter Books #9
Arthur and the Lost Diary
Stephen Krensky
For the child grappling with a moral dilemma or the fear of a private secret being exposed. This story explores the ethi
Ages 6–9
The Science of Being Angry
Nicole Melleby
For the child who experiences sudden, overwhelming bursts of anger and wants to understand why their brain and body reac
Ages 8–12
Bink & Gollie #1
Bink & Gollie
Kate DiCamillo, Alison McGhee
For friends who couldn't be more different, this story explores how to compromise and stay close even when your tastes a
Ages 6–9
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Who Is the Boss?
Josse Goffin
Two passengers try to outdo each other with preposterous feats and ridiculous bragging, only to find their boat sinking
Ages 3–7
Animal Tales for Growing Minds
Glenda K. Ashworth
For the child learning how to be a good friend and neighbor. These gentle animal stories illustrate the importance of ki
Ages 4–8
The Hero Two Doors Down
Sharon Robinson
Eight-year-old Steven is a Dodgers superfan living in Brooklyn whose simple life changes when a true baseball hero moves
Ages 8–12
Courtyard Cat
Carole S. Adler
Lindsay struggles with guilt and loneliness in an unfamiliar city after a family accident changes everything she once kn
Ages 8–12
The Adventures of Pinocchio
M. J. Carr
For the child learning about the importance of honesty and the consequences of their choices. This quick version of the
Ages 4–8
Harvey's Hideout
Russell Hoban
Harvey and his big sister exchange insults and retreat to separate corners, eventually realizing that being alone is muc
Ages 4–8
The Worst Witch #7
The Worst Witch and the Wishing Star
Jill Murphy
For the child who feels like they are always making mistakes despite their best efforts and needs to know that being you
Ages 7–10
Backlash
Sarah Darer Littman
A series of cruel Facebook comments sets off a devastating chain reaction that changes the lives of Lara, her sister, an
Ages 13–17
Preacher's Boy
Katherine Paterson
Robbie decides to stop being a preacher’s well-behaved son and live life to the fullest before the turn of the century b
Ages 9–12
Strega Nona #8
Strega Nona's Harvest
Tomie dePaola
For the child learning that following instructions matters, or the family looking to celebrate the abundance of a shared
Ages 4–8
Sammy the Shark #1
Don't Eat the Teacher!
Nick Ward
Sammy the shark is so excited for the first day of school that he keeps taking bites out of everything in sight, from th
Ages 3–6
Lizzie McGuire #3
Lizzie Goes Wild!
Kirsten Larsen
For the child feeling the pressure to fit in or change who they are to seem cool. Lizzie learns that being yourself is b
Ages 8–12
Ditched: A Love Story
Robin Mellom
For the teen navigating the highs and lows of social expectations, this mystery helps process the pressure of 'perfect'
Ages 12–17
The Shorty Society
Sheri Cooper Sinykin
Tired of being the target of cruel pranks, three seventh graders plot a clever revenge that makes them question if they
Ages 9–12
Try a Little Kindness
Henry Cole
Funny animals act out simple ways to be a good person, from using polite manners to telling a friend they are special.
Ages 4–8
Animal Moves Out #1
Goat Moves Out of the Barnyard
Nikki Potts
For the child who feels overwhelmed by noisy siblings or friends and thinks moving away is the only solution to find pea
Ages 5–7
Freaky Friday #4
Freaky Monday
Mary Rodgers, Heather Hach
Thirteen-year-old Hadley wakes up in her teacher’s body, leading to a chaotic day of traded roles and unexpected perspec
Ages 8–12
The Fisherman and the Theefyspray
Paul Jennings
For the child learning how their choices impact the natural world. A fisherman discovers that a rare prize is actually a
Ages 5–10
Big Sister, Little Monster
Andria Warmflash Rosenbaum
After Lucy wishes her pesky little sister would just go away, she must brave a land of real monsters to bring her home.
Ages 4–8
Bob and Dob: A Tale of Tattling
Sean E. Avery
For siblings who constantly report on each other's every move, this humorous tale explores the difference between tattli
Ages 3–7
The Rookie Bookie
L. Jon Wertheim, Tobias J. Moskowitz
For the child who uses math to make sense of the world but struggles to find their place on the playground and navigate
Ages 8–12
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Young Adult
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Middle Grade
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Early Readers
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Making an Apology by Age Group
Books for Making an Apology for Ages 0–3
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