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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
156 books about writing & storytelling
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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
The Mysteries of Harris Burdick
Chris Van Allsburg
An artist left behind a collection of mysterious drawings, each with only a title and a single line of text to hint at t
Ages 6–12
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
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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
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
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
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
Little Golden Book Biography
Taylor Swift
Wendy Loggia
A young girl with a guitar and a knack for storytelling travels from a Christmas tree farm to the world stage in this in
Ages 2–5
The Food Group #5
The Smart Cookie
Jory John
A cookie who struggles with traditional schoolwork discovers that creativity and confidence are just as important as get
Ages 4–8
The Day the Crayons #1
The Day the Crayons Quit
Drew Daywalt
Duncan’s crayons have gone on strike. Blue is tired, Black is misunderstood, and Orange and Yellow aren't even speaking
Ages 3–8
Little People, Big Dreams #104
Taylor Swift
Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
A young girl with a guitar and a notebook full of songs grows from a country music fan into a record-breaking global sup
Ages 4–7
Pete the Cat Checks Out the Library
James Dean
A quiet library visit turns into a series of groovy adventures as Pete the Cat uses his imagination to travel through th
Ages 4–8
What Do You Do With...? #1
What Do You Do with an Idea?
Kobi Yamada
A tiny, daring idea follows a child everywhere until they find the courage to nurture it, watch it grow, and eventually
Ages 5–8
P Is for Pterodactyl: The Worst Alphabet Book Ever
Raj Haldar, Chris Carpenter
Silent letters and confusing sounds take center stage in this hilarious look at the knaves, gnats, and gnocchi that make
Ages 5–10
Llama Llama #7
Llama Llama Loves to Read
Anna Dewdney
From spotting word cards to visiting the library, follow Llama Llama through a busy school day as he discovers the magic
Ages 2–5
Born on the Water
Nikole Hannah-Jones, Renée Watson
Trace the origins of a nation back to the water in 1619, honoring the legacy, struggle, and immense contributions of Bla
Ages 7–12
Eyes That... #1
Eyes That Kiss in the Corners
Joanna Ho
Eyes that crinkle like crescent moons and glow like warm tea tell a beautiful story of family history and the strength f
Ages 4–8
Peter #4
A Letter to Amy
Ezra Jack Keats
Peter has a big surprise planned for his birthday party, but first he has to make sure his special invitation actually r
Ages 3–7
The Day You Begin #1
The Day You Begin
Jacqueline Woodson
Standing in front of a new class can feel lonely, but sharing unique stories reveals the common threads that connect us
Ages 4–8
Great Achievement Awards
Randolph J. Caldecott and the Story of the Caldecott Medal
John Bankston
Learn about the life of the famous illustrator Randolph J. Caldecott and the history behind the prestigious medal that h
Ages 8–12
Mr. Roo
The Real Reason We Go to School
Roosevelt Harris-Williams
School is about more than just tests and heavy backpacks. It is a place to find what you are good at and decide exactly
Ages 5–10
Fancy Nancy #16
Fancy Nancy and the Quest for the Unicorn
Jane O'Connor
Follow a trail of glitter with Nancy and Bree as they lead their younger siblings on a high-energy backyard quest to fin
Ages 4–8
Creatrilogy #2
Ish
Peter H. Reynolds
Ramon loves to draw until a single remark ruins his confidence, but he soon learns that a drawing doesn't have to be per
Ages 4–8
