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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,054 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
432 books
4–7 yrs
2787 books
8–11 yrs
3202 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
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The Word Collector
Peter H. Reynolds
A young boy finds magic in the syllables and songs of the world around him, gathering words that have the power to conne
Ages 4–8
You're a Poet: Ways to Start Writing Poems
Sean Taylor
Piglet finds poems in puddles and everyday moments. These five cozy stories teach simple ways to turn splashes and stone
Ages 5–9
Bella and Ben #2
We're in the Wrong Book!
Richard Byrne
Bella and Ben get bumped right off their page and must trek through a strange land of sphinxes and lollipops to find the
Ages 3–7
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12–18 yrs
1663 books
Owl Diaries #6
Baxter is Missing
Rebecca Elliott
Eva has a big story to write for a visiting author, but she cannot focus on anything except finding her pet bat, Baxter,
Ages 5–8
A Child of Books
Sam Winston, Oliver Jeffers
A girl on a raft sails across seas of words and through forests of fairy tales to invite a young boy into a world built
Ages 4–8
Elephant & Piggie #10
We Are in a Book!
Mo Willems
Gerald and Piggie realize they are being watched by a reader in this mind-bending, interactive tale where the characters
Ages 4–8
Nia and the New Free Library
Ian Lendler
For children processing the loss of a community space or learning that even the smallest action can spark big change whe
Ages 5–8
The Alphabet Tree
Leo Lionni
Letters clinging to a tree during a storm discover that by joining together, they can create powerful messages that trul
Ages 3–7
How to Write a Poem
Kwame Alexander, Deanna Nikaido
Listen to the world around you and find the hidden words that dance in the air; this is how a simple question grows into
Ages 4–8
Owl Diaries #16
Get Well, Eva
Rebecca Elliott
A hurt wing sends Eva to the hospital, where she makes a new friend and finds clever ways to keep up with her diary desp
Ages 5–8
Once Upon an Alphabet
Oliver Jeffers
Every letter from A to Z gets its own quirky story, featuring a fearful astronaut, a dynamic owl-and-octopus duo, and ma
Ages 4–8
Pinkalicious
Story Time
Victoria Kann
A meeting with her favorite author sparks a wave of creativity for Pinkalicious as she prepares to bring her own imagina
Ages 4–8
Help! We Need a Title!
Hervé Tullet
The characters in this book are in a panic because they don't have a title yet, and they need your help to get the story
Ages 4–8
Drawn #1
Drawn Onward
Daniel Nayeri
For a child processing the profound loss of a parent, this unique palindrome story mirrors the difficult journey through
Ages 4–8
Miles and Spike #1
Give Me Back My Book!
Travis Foster, Ethan Long
Redd and Bloo get into a hilarious, high-energy argument over who owns a favorite book, discovering along the way how mu
Ages 3–6
Mother Bruce
Be Quiet!
Ryan T. Higgins
Rupert the mouse has a vision for a sophisticated, silent picture book, but his chatty friends are about to ruin his qui
Ages 4–8
My Pencil and Me
Sara Varon
Sara wants to tell a great story but worries her ideas aren't good enough, until her trusty pencil shows her that imagin
Ages 4–8
The Sweetest of Lemons
Daniel Nayeri
For children who find comfort in the voices of their elders, this lyrical tale honors the way family stories can transfo
Ages 4–8
Ruthie Rose’s Big Idea
John Schu
One little girl's bright idea for a creative school space grows and sparkles until it inspires her entire community to s
Ages 4–8
Say Something!
Peter H. Reynolds
Every action, word, and whisper has the power to spark change and show the world exactly what you believe in.
Ages 4–8
Someone Like Me
Patricia MacLachlan
A young girl who reads everywhere—even while crossing the street—shares the quiet, magical moments that transform a book
Ages 4–8
Elephant & Piggie #13
I Broke My Trunk!
Mo Willems
Gerald has a broken trunk and a very long, wild story to explain how it happened in this loud and silly tale of accident
Ages 4–8
Fly Guy #15
Prince Fly Guy!
Tedd Arnold
Homework becomes a high-flying adventure when Fly Guy casts himself as a brave prince tasked with battling a giant and s
Ages 4–8
No Buddy Like a Book
Allan Wolf
Climb Everest or bottle moonlight using only your mind in this rhyming tribute to the way readers bring ink and paper to
Ages 4–8
