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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
7,952 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
408 books
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2627 books
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3003 books
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Crank #2
Glass
Ellen Hopkins
Kristina is trapped in a cycle of addiction she calls the monster, desperately trying to reclaim her life and care for h
Ages 14–18
Signs of Hope: The Revolutionary Art of Sister Corita Kent
Mara Rockliff
For the child who sees wonder in the everyday. Discover how a rebellious nun transformed grocery ads into messages of lo
Ages 4–9
Scribble
Deborah Freedman
For siblings with clashing personalities or kids who feel their creative style is too messy, this book celebrates how di
Ages 4–8
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12–18 yrs
1533 books
The Tower of Life
Chana Stiefel
Yaffa Eliach reconstructs her lost Polish town at the National Holocaust Museum by gathering photographs of its people t
Ages 6–10
A Time to Love: Stories from the Old Testament
Walter Dean Myers
For the reader seeking to understand the human heart behind ancient scripture, these stories bring the relatable emotion
Ages 10–15
The Promises of Dr. Sigmundus #1
The Hollow People
Brian Keaney
Dreaming is a crime on a sinister island where Dr. Sigmundus demands total obedience, forcing two teens into a rebel all
Ages 12–17
The Yeoman's Daring Daughter and the Princes in the Tower
Elaine Clayton
In 1483, a palace guard's daughter risks everything to smuggle secret notes to the two young princes imprisoned in the T
Ages 7–10
Birdland
Tracy Mack
For the child navigating the heavy silence of loss: Jed uses his camera lens to process his grief and rediscover his fam
Ages 10–15
Bayard Rustin: Behind the Scenes of the Civil Rights Movement
James Haskins
Meet Bayard Rustin, the brilliant organizer and strategist who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to shape the American
Ages 10–14
Cats in This Book #2
There Are No Cats in This Book
Viviane Schwarz
Three adventurous cats have their suitcases packed and they are determined to escape the pages of this book—if you can h
Ages 3–7
Shirley Chisholm Is a Verb
Veronica Chambers
For the child who needs to see how one person's voice can change the world. This active biography shows how Shirley Chis
Ages 4–8
What Could Be?
What Could Zoe Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the child who wonders what they will be when they grow up, this rhythmic journey celebrates the endless possibilitie
Ages 3–7
Some of Aesop's Fables with Modern Instances
Alfred Caldecott, Aesop
Ancient animal fables meet humorous modern-day illustrations to show that human nature hasn't changed much throughout hi
Ages 8–14
What Could I Be?
What Could Camila Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the child who loves to play dress up and imagines a different future every day. This gentle story validates their bi
Ages 2–5
The Fourth of July Story
Alice Dalgliesh
Thirteen colonies join together to seek independence as Thomas Jefferson drafts the famous declaration that would change
Ages 6–9
Stone Mirrors: The Sculpture and Silence of Edmonia Lewis
Jeannine Atkins
The silent power of stone comes to life in this verse novel about Edmonia Lewis, a sculptor of Native and African Americ
Ages 12–18
A Kids Book About
A Kids Book About Confidence
Joy Cho
For the child who feels small or hesitant, this bold book offers a direct and empowering guide to understanding and grow
Ages 5–9
Rosie Loves Jack
Mel Darbon
For the teen seeking to understand the power of self-advocacy and the deep desire for independence when the world undere
Ages 14–18
Kids on the March: 15 Stories of Speaking Out, Protesting, and Fighting for Justice
Michael G. Long
For the young person asking why people are marching in the streets or wondering if one voice can truly change the world.
Ages 10–14
Ultraviolet
Aida Salazar
Eighth grade brings a rush of hormones and first love for Elio, who must navigate the pressures of manhood when his hear
Ages 10–14
Beauty Mark: A Verse Novel of Marilyn Monroe
Carole Boston Weatherford
For the teen navigating the complexities of public image and private pain. This verse novel reclaims the voice of an ico
Ages 14–18
The Cruisers #3
A Star Is Born
Walter Dean Myers
Success at the Da Vinci Academy brings a life-changing choice for LaShonda: pursue her big break or stay to care for her
Ages 9–13
Spindle and Dagger
J. Anderson Coats
For the teen navigating a world where survival requires impossible choices and complex lies. A gritty look at finding ag
Ages 14–18
The Plot to Kill a Queen
Deborah Hopkinson
For the child who loves uncovering secrets and finding their own power in a world of rules, this historical thriller fol
Ages 8–12
