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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
7,952 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
408 books
4–7 yrs
2627 books
8–11 yrs
3003 books
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Early Readers
(39)
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Wonderstruck
Brian Selznick
A boy in 1977 searches for clues in his mother's room while a girl in 1927 seeks escape, their two worlds connecting thr
Ages 8–12
The Little Prince
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
A young prince travels from his tiny asteroid to distant planets, learning poignant lessons about the true nature of lov
Ages 8–18
Through the Looking Glass: Finding the Real Me
Lila Thompson
Sixteen-year-old Ivy Rivers starts an anonymous project to help her peers share their truths, only to find she must fina
Ages 13–18
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12–18 yrs
1533 books
Big Nate Novels #4
Big Nate Goes for Broke
Lincoln Peirce
Nate and his friends face off against their biggest middle school rivals in a massive snow-sculpture competition where e
Ages 8–12
Little Plane #1
Little Plane Learns to Write
Stephen Savage
A determined little plane takes to the sky to master his loops and swoops while practicing the art of skywriting.
Ages 2–6
With a Mighty Hand: The Story in the Torah
Amy Ehrlich
For families seeking a literary and thoughtful introduction to the Torah that respects its complex themes and ancient be
Ages 10–15
Winning Words: Sports Stories and Photographs
Charles R. Smith Jr.
Young athletes face their biggest fears and push past their limits in this collection of stories and photographs celebra
Ages 8–13
Love, Tinker Bell
Celeste Sisler
Tinker Bell shares warm notes of friendship and affection with all the fairies of Pixie Hollow in this colorful, heart-f
Ages 1–4
Substitute Creacher
Chris Gall
Mr. Creacher is a multi-tentacled substitute teacher who keeps his rowdy class in line with eerie, rhyming tales about w
Ages 4–8
Planet Middle School #1
Planet Middle School
Nikki Grimes
For the girl navigating the confusing shift from being one of the guys to experiencing the complex social and physical c
Ages 10–14
Beyonders #1
A World Without Heroes
Brandon Mull
Jason is pulled from a zoo hippo tank into the world of Lyrian, where he must join a group of rebels to find the power t
Ages 10–14
Little Legends
Exceptional Men in Black History
Vashti Harrison
True stories of trailblazing aviators, artists, and activists celebrate the bold legacies of Black men who have shaped h
Ages 8–12
Legacy of Orïsha #2
Children of Virtue and Vengeance
Tomi Adeyemi
Magic has returned to Orïsha, but as civil war looms, Zélie must unite a divided people and protect a new generation of
Ages 14–18
Real Friends #1
Real Friends
Shannon Hale
The social ladder of middle school feels like a roller coaster as Shannon tries to navigate popular cliques, bullying, a
Ages 8–12
Owl Diaries #14
Eva at the Beach
Rebecca Elliott
Eva is excited for sandcastles and seashells, but she is secretly terrified of sharks until a local legend helps her fin
Ages 5–8
Crime Through Time #2
Nabbed!
Bill Doyle
Step into a 1925 mansion where detective G. Codd Fitzmorgan uses maps and crime scene sketches to solve a mystery involv
Ages 8–12
Mystery of the Fool and the Vanisher
David Ellwand, Ruth Ellwand
After finding a Victorian diary belonging to a man who vanished while photographing a fairy, David becomes obsessed with
Ages 9–12
Unicorn Diaries #8
Welcome to Sparklegrove
Rebecca Elliott
Bo Tinseltail welcomes a new jackalope family to the forest, but must soon protect them from a group of pursuing centaur
Ages 5–8
Paul Faustino #1
Keeper
Mal Peet
In a forest soccer pitch, a mysterious spectral figure teaches a poor logger's son how to become El Gato, the greatest g
Ages 12–18
Jonkonnu: A Story from the Sketchbook of Winslow Homer
Amy Littlesugar
Winslow Homer arrives in a Southern town to paint, defying local leaders by documenting the real lives of Black families
Ages 6–10
Caught in the Turtle
Judith Gorog
During a trip to California, Kate meets a young girl who might be in grave danger—or might just be trapped in a world of
Ages 9–12
I'll Give You the Sun
Jandy Nelson
Jude and Noah are inseparable twins until a tragic fallout leaves them silenced and drifting apart in this luminous stor
Ages 14–18
Chaos Walking #3
Monsters of Men
Patrick Ness
World-ending war surges around Todd and Viola as they face monstrous choices. They must find a path through the darkness
Ages 14–18
Diary of a Wimpy Kid #8
Hard Luck
Jeff Kinney
Greg Heffley is losing his best friend and his luck, so he decides to let a Magic 8-Ball make all his middle school deci
Ages 8–12
