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Writing & Storytelling
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
13+
How to Find a Missing Girl
Victoria Wlosok
With only thirty days before she faces legal consequences, Iris launches a desperate amateur investigation into a string
Ages 14–18
Signed Sealed Dead
Cynthia Murphy
Paige finds a hidden diary in her eerie new home that might hold the key to solving a decades-old mystery—unless the kil
Ages 13–18
There Ain't Nobody That Can Sing Like Me: The Life of Woody Guthrie
Anne Neimark
For the child curious about how music can change the world, this biography follows Woody Guthrie's journey from the Dust
Ages 8–12
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1663 books
The Magic Thief #1
The Magic Thief
Sarah Prineas
Conn should have died when he touched a wizard's stone, but instead he becomes an apprentice tasked with finding his own
Ages 8–12
Dungeons and Dragons Pocket Expert
Stacy King
For the child eager to join their first tabletop adventure, this guide breaks down the complex world of Dungeons and Dra
Ages 7–12
Suspect Red
L.M. Elliott
At the height of 1950s Red Scare paranoia, Richard's friendship with a new immigrant boy forces him to choose between na
Ages 12–17
Captured History
Little Rock Girl 1957
Shelley Tougas
For the young reader grappling with systemic unfairness, this powerful photographic history follows nine students who sh
Ages 9–14
Events That Changed Your World
American Women Gain the Right to Vote
Marcia Amidon Lusted
For the child curious about how change happens, this book uses real photographs to show the grit and teamwork it took fo
Ages 9–12
School Daze #1
Report to the Principal's Office
Jerry Spinelli
Four very different students find themselves in the same predicament as they all wait outside the principal's office for
Ages 8–12
Outspoken: Paul Robeson, Ahead of His Time
Carole Boston Weatherford
The booming voice of athlete, actor, and activist Paul Robeson rings out in this poetic biography of a man who used his
Ages 7–12
Joe Quinn's Poltergeist
David Almond
For the teen processing the blurred lines between memory and reality, this haunting tale explores how grief can manifest
Ages 12–17
Those Who Saw the Sun
Jaha Nailah Avery
For the teenager seeking a deeper, more personal understanding of history through the lived experiences and resilient sp
Ages 12–18
Cavenaugh and Caldecott
R. Russell Burt
For the child who feels a spark of excitement when walking through library aisles, this tale of two mice celebrates the
Ages 4–8
Max Malone #1
Max Malone, Superstar
Charlotte Herman
Max Malone loses his big chance at a peanut butter commercial, so he decides to pivot his show business dreams into beco
Ages 7–10
Atomic Women
Roseanne Montillo
Brilliant female scientists from around the world led the secret research of the Manhattan Project, forever changing the
Ages 12–18
Secrets of the Nile #2
Where the Library Hides
Isabel Ibañez
For the teen seeking to reclaim their family history and find where they belong while navigating the weight of inherited
Ages 14–18
Will you sign here, John Hancock?
Jean Fritz
Get to know the man behind the famous signature in this biography of John Hancock and his ambitious contributions to Mas
Ages 7–11
Teeth in the Mist
Dawn Kurtagich
An unholy pact made by a monk in the distant past haunts three different women across the centuries within the walls of
Ages 14–18
Free Radicals
Lila Riesen
For the teenager navigating the pressure of cultural expectations and family secrets while trying to find their own voic
Ages 14–18
Fact Finders Biographies
Diego Rivera: Artist and Muralist
Megan Schatzer
For the child who loves to draw and wants to see how art can change the world. Discover how a famous muralist used his b
Ages 7–10
The Waffler
Gail Donovan
Monty can never choose a side, but a challenging school project forces him to finally decide between following the rules
Ages 8–12
Books Aren't for Bears
Mark Barry
For the child who feels told they 'can't' do something because of who they are: a funny reminder that books and stories
Ages 4–7
Witch & Wizard #1
Witch & Wizard
James Patterson, Gabrielle Charbonnet
Siblings Whit and Wisty are snatched from their home and imprisoned by a regime that has banned magic, art, and music, f
Ages 10–14
Miss Paul and the President: The Creative Campaign for Women's Right to Vote
Dean Robbins
For the child who feels small in a world of big rules: Alice Paul's creative, persistent journey shows how one person ca
Ages 4–8
