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Writing & Storytelling
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
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Earth to Clunk
Pam Smallcomb
A boring school project gets weird when a boy mails his sister to an alien pen pal on the planet Quazar, leading to a tr
Ages 4–8
The Wright Sister
Richard Maurer
Katharine Wright was the confidant and business manager who stood behind her famous brothers during the birth of aviatio
Ages 10–14
Jonathan Meredith #2
A Midsummer Night's Death
K. M. Peyton
Stunned by the sudden death of his English teacher, a young boy begins to suspect that the official verdict of suicide i
Ages 12–16
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12–18 yrs
1533 books
The Way I Feel... Sometimes
Beatrice Schenk de Regniers
Shifting from hot anger to quiet acceptance, these poems capture the many different ways a heart can feel on any given d
Ages 5–9
History News #1
The Egyptian News
Scott Steedman
Extra! Extra! Read the latest headlines from the Nile, featuring breaking news on pyramid politics, the afterlife, and a
Ages 8–12
The Danger of Small Things
Caryl Lewis
In a world where art and love are forbidden, fourteen-year-old Jess uses smuggled paints to spark a revolution against a
Ages 12–17
Spring: A Haiku Story
George Shannon
Short, evocative haiku verses capture the small, quiet wonders of nature as the world awakens during the spring season.
Ages 4–8
The Queen of Eene
Jack Prelutsky
Meet Curious Clyde and Uncle Bungle in this collection of fourteen silly poems full of mishaps and nonsense.
Ages 5–10
E.T. Discovers
E.T. Discovers Communications
Ian Graham
The universe is full of ways to connect, from ancient alphabets and silent signals to the high-tech mysteries of cell ph
Ages 7–10
Cave Dada #1
Cave Dada
Brandon Reese
A Stone Age father just wants to get his baby to sleep, but the little cave-dweller won't settle down until they find th
Ages 3–5
Who HQ
Who Were the Three Stooges?
Pam Pollack, Meg Belviso
You will learn how three brothers from Brooklyn used physical comedy and slapstick to rise from vaudeville stages to wor
Ages 8–12
Second Daughter: The Story of a Slave Girl
Mildred Pitts Walter
Aissa watches as her sister, Elizabeth Freeman, takes a courageous stand in a Massachusetts court to win freedom for the
Ages 10–14
Reel Life Starring Us
Lisa Greenwald
Popular Dina and "queen bee" Chelsea team up for an eighth-grade video project, discovering that private family struggle
Ages 10–14
My Story
Nowhere to Run
Carol Drinkwater
For the teen processing the weight of systemic injustice. A raw diary of a girl's survival through the Irish Potato Fami
Ages 12–15
Now That I've Found You
Kristina Forest
Evie must track down her famous, reclusive grandmother across New York City to save her own career, uncovering family se
Ages 12–18
The Littles First Readers #3
The Littles Do Their Homework
Teddy Slater
Tom and Lucy Little take their schoolwork outside, but a simple report on animals turns into a high-stakes adventure whe
Ages 4–8
She's Gone
David Bell
Hunter wakes from a crash with no memory and his girlfriend missing, facing a town and a true-crime documentary that alr
Ages 14–18
Roll for Love
M. K. England
For the teen finding their voice while balancing online fame with real-life expectations, this queer rom-com celebrates
Ages 13–18
Stories to Solve #1
Stories to Solve
George Shannon
Test your wits against these global folktales where every story is a mystery waiting for you to find the solution.
Ages 7–10
BrainJuice #2
American History, Fresh Squeezed!
Carol Diggory Shields
Boring dates and names disappear in these hilarious, over-the-top verses that make the biggest moments in American histo
Ages 8–12
Secret Places
Charlotte S. Huck
Gentle verses by celebrated poets capture the quiet wonder of finding a world all your own, from tucked-away corners to
Ages 4–8
Totally Lucy #10
Catwalk Crazy
Kelly McKain
Lucy Jessica Hartley is organizing a glamtastic charity fashion show, but managing the runway and her secret crush is ha
Ages 8–12
Make Magic! Do Good!
Dallas Clayton
A boy with a beard wants to be six forever and a monster fears children in this collection of poems where imagination ha
Ages 5–10
Alesia
Eloise Greenfield, Alesia Revis
Alesia candidly shares the details of her daily life, her reflections on her disability, and the story of the accident t
Ages 9–12
