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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,510 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
431 books
4–7 yrs
2786 books
8–11 yrs
3202 books
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3–5
6–8
9–12
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Comics: Easy as ABC!
Ivan Brunetti
For the aspiring young artist who loves to doodle but doesn't know where to start. This guide turns simple shapes into e
Ages 6–12
Out of the Hitler Time #1
Collins Modern Classics: Homecoming / When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit / The Phantom Tollbooth
Judith Kerr
A young girl views the world through a lens of wonder and resilience as her family flees persecution during the rise of
Ages 8–12
Mistress of the Storm #2
Heart of Stone
M. L. Welsh
Verity and her friends must protect the world from an evil Earth Witch who is determined to wipe out every story with a
Ages 8–12
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The Last Fifth Grade of Emerson Elementary
Laura Shovan
Emerson Elementary is about to be demolished, leaving a diverse group of fifth graders to decide if they can stand toget
Ages 8–12
Dear Dragon
Josh Funk
George and Blaise are pen pals who write about their favorite things, only to discover a massive surprise when they fina
Ages 4–8
The Inquisitor's Tale
Adam Gidwitz
Travelers at a medieval French inn share the intersecting tales of a girl, a boy, a monk, and a very special greyhound o
Ages 10–14
After Tupac and D Foster
Jacqueline Woodson
When D Foster arrives in a quiet Queens neighborhood, she brings a new perspective on freedom and music that changes her
Ages 10–14
Iveliz Explains It All
Andrea Beatriz Arango
Iveliz is trying to manage seventh grade, her Abuela’s arrival from Puerto Rico, and the frustration of others not under
Ages 10–14
Maizon #1
Last Summer with Maizon
Jacqueline Woodson
Eleven-year-old Margaret faces a summer of sudden change as she navigates the grief of losing her father while her best
Ages 8–12
Out of the Flame
Eloise Lownsbery
Young Pierre navigates the 16th-century court of Francis I, training to become a knight amidst the history and high adve
Ages 10–14
Inside Out and Back Again
Thanhhà Lại
Ten-year-old Hà flees Vietnam for Alabama, where she must find her footing in a strange new world while grieving everyth
Ages 8–12
Baby Professor
The Battle of Bull Run
Baby Professor
For the teenager navigating the transition to adulthood who feels like a 'phony' and is struggling to find where they fi
Ages 14–18
Jacob Riis's Camera: Bringing Light to Tenement Children
Alexis O'Neill
One journalist uses the power of photography to expose the harsh reality of tenement life and spark a movement for socia
Ages 7–11
Inspiring Native American Stories for Kids
Ahoy Publications
The rich heritage and wisdom of Native American figures come to light through stories of courage and lasting contributio
Ages 8–12
Teens Talk About Fear
Renee S Talbott, Rhonda S Gladden
For the teenager navigating the complex world of modern anxieties and social pressures. This collection offers real pers
Ages 12–18
Year of the Hangman, The
Gary L. Blackwood
The Revolution has failed and Washington is in chains. Caught between two sides, seventeen-year-old Creighton must decid
Ages 10–15
The Orange Houses
Paul Griffin
In the West Bronx, three outcasts—a hearing-impaired teen, a refugee, and a homeless vet—form an unlikely bond that tran
Ages 12–17
Medical Fiascoes #4
The Printer's Trial: The Case of John Peter Zenger and the Fight for a Free Press
Gail Jarrow
Follow the high-stakes 1735 arrest and trial of John Peter Zenger, a landmark legal battle that defied a royal governor
Ages 11–17
Also Known as Harper
Ann Haywood Leal
Harper lives for poetry, and when family struggles threaten her chance at a contest, she must find a new way to let her
Ages 8–12
Sort of Forever
Sally Warner
For the child navigating the complex emotions of a best friend's serious illness. This story honors the deep bond betwee
Ages 9–13
The Third Grade Reader
Madelyne Eloise
For the child asking about fairness in history or learning about the resilience of Black communities in the face of syst
Ages 8–12
Forever Is Now
Mariama J. Lockington
After witnessing a violent false arrest, Sadie fights through paralyzing anxiety and agoraphobia to find her voice withi
Ages 14–18
A Tangled Tale
Lewis Carroll
Whimsical short stories about train schedules and room rentals serve as the backdrop for clever mathematical puzzles and
Ages 10–18
Jumped In
Patrick Flores-Scott
Sam lives life under the radar until he meets Luis, whose family connections pull him into a new world that challenges e
Ages 14–18
