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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,509 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
431 books
4–7 yrs
2785 books
8–11 yrs
3202 books
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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Queer and How We Got Here: A (Personal) History
Hazel Newlevant
For the teenager seeking a deeper understanding of their community, this graphic memoir weaves personal experience with
Ages 14–18
Brown Girl, Brown Boy #2
My Brown Boy
Leslé Honoré
For parents seeking to instill a sense of boundless potential and emotional freedom in their sons through rhythmic, affi
Ages 4–8
Graphic Horror #1
The Murders in the Rue Morgue
Edgar Allan Poe, Carl Bowen
For middle grade readers who love logic puzzles and spooky atmosphere, this graphic novel makes a complex classic detect
Ages 9–14
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1663 books
The Apprentices
Leon Garfield
Traverse the foggy streets and dangerous quays of 18th-century London through the eyes of twelve young apprentices fight
Ages 10–14
The Circuit #2
Breaking Through
Francisco Jiménez
For the teenager navigating the weight of family responsibility while chasing a dream that feels out of reach due to sys
Ages 12–18
Chrestomanci #2
The Magicians of Caprona
Diana Wynne Jones
Tonino lacks the family spell-making instinct, but his secret ability to talk to cats might be the only thing that can s
Ages 8–12
Wild Poppies
Haya Saleh
For the child grappling with news of global conflict or seeking to understand the courage required to protect family dur
Ages 10–14
Library of Doom #13
Poison Pages
Michael Dahl
A routine bus ride turns into a nightmare when a young woman opens a mysterious book and finds herself physically pulled
Ages 8–12
Anne Frank in the World
Anne Frank House
For the young reader seeking to understand the historical reality behind Anne Frank's diary through authentic photograph
Ages 10–16
The Dragonsitter #1
The Dragonsitter
Josh Lacey
For the child who is feeling overwhelmed by new responsibilities or has recently convinced their parents to get a pet th
Ages 6–10
The Homeschool Liberation League
Lucy Frank
For the student who feels stifled by the rigid rules of school and wonders if there is a different way to learn and grow
Ages 10–14
Just Mercy (Adapted for Young Adults)
Bryan Stevenson
Lawyer Bryan Stevenson shares a deeply personal account of his work within the American legal system, making a powerful
Ages 12–18
Pride
Ibi Zoboi
Zuri Benitez fights to protect her Bushwick home from gentrification while clashing with the arrogant boy across the str
Ages 13–18
Are You Afraid of the Dark? #1
The Tale of the Gravemother
Rin Chupeco
Spooky urban legends and campfire chills await in these spine-tingling tales featuring a brand-new Midnight Society.
Ages 8–12
Sky
Roderick Townley
In 1950s New York, a quiet piano prodigy named Sky finds his voice through jazz and the support of his two best friends.
Ages 12–16
Lincoln and His Boys
Rosemary Wells
Brothers Willie and Taddie share personal stories of their father, Abraham Lincoln, during the high-stakes years of the
Ages 8–12
The World Belongs to You
Riccardo Bozzi
For the parent seeking to inspire a child during major milestones, this lyrical meditation explores the beautiful possib
Ages 4–8
Half a Man
Michael Morpurgo
Behind his grandfather’s wartime scars lies a story Michael is forbidden to ask about until a summer stay reveals the ma
Ages 9–12
Fergus and Zeke #2
Fergus and Zeke and the 100th Day of School
Kate Messner
For the child who wants to be part of the group but isn't sure where they fit in. Follow two class mice as they persever
Ages 5–8
Witch Child #1
Witch Child
Celia Rees
Fourteen-year-old Mary Newbury records her secret struggle to survive as a witch hidden within a suspicious Puritan comm
Ages 12–17
The Girls' Book of Friendship
Catherine Dee
For the girl navigating the twists and turns of middle school social circles, this guide offers wisdom on building healt
Ages 8–12
Spring After Spring
Stephanie Roth Sisson
Rachel Carson listens to the rhythms of the natural world and speaks out to protect its music in this inspiring journey
Ages 4–8
Bone
Bone Handbook
Jeff Smith
For the reader who has finished the Bone series and isn't ready to leave the Valley, this guide offers deep-dive lore an
Ages 8–12
Who Do You Think You Are? #2
How to Be a Detective
Dan Waddell
For the curious child who loves solving mysteries and uncovering secrets. This interactive guide transforms everyday pla
Ages 8–12
