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Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,396 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
425 books
4–7 yrs
2754 books
8–11 yrs
3152 books
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0–2
3–5
6–8
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Alphabet Acrostics #4
Winter: An Alphabet Acrostic
Steven Schnur
From A to Z, these acrostic poems capture the quiet beauty of falling snow and the cozy joys found during the coldest mo
Ages 4–9
Grandma's Purse
Vanessa Brantley-Newton
Every visit from Grandma Mimi is a treasure hunt. Peek inside her purse to find the objects and stories that connect a l
Ages 3–7
Wonder World of Rhymes
Sandeep Rao
For the child whose imagination thrives on rhythm and rhyme. This collection of playful verses explores everyday magic a
Ages 3–8
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6 Chelsea Walk #1
Girls for the Vote
Linda Newbery
Thirteen-year-old Polly’s world expands when she meets two suffragettes and decides to join their protest march, even if
Ages 9–12
Wings on the Wind: Bird Poems
Kate Kiesler
Feathered friends take center stage in this lyrical mix of serious and silly verses written by some of literature’s most
Ages 4–8
A Yoga Storytelling Adventure
Melanie Moyer, Kathe Hudson
For the active child who loves to move and play, this interactive story turns reading time into a physical adventure thr
Ages 3–7
Warning: Do Not Open This Book! #1
Warning: Do Not Open This Book!
Adam Lehrhaupt
Danger lurks behind every page as the narrator pleads with you to stay away, or else you might accidentally set a troop
Ages 4–8
Alita finds her color
Unknown
For the child who feels like they are stuck in black and white while the world is in color. This story explores finding
Ages 5–9
Subway Sonata
Patricia Lakin
The hum of the tracks and the rhythm of the commuters inspire four different riders to turn their New York City subway t
Ages 4–8
I Need All of It
Petra Postert
Pockets full of pebbles and scraps hold entire worlds of adventure in this vibrant celebration of the stories hidden ins
Ages 3–7
Mr. Wayne's Masterpiece
Patricia Polacco
Quiet Trisha is terrified of speaking in front of an audience, but a supportive drama teacher helps her find the courage
Ages 6–9
Opal Lee and What It Means to Be Free: The True Story of the Grandmother of Juneteenth
Alice Faye Duncan
For children discovering that one person can change the world through patience and persistence. This story connects the
Ages 4–8
The Notations of Cooper Cameron
Jane O'Reilly
Returning to the lake cabin where his grandfather died, Cooper looks for a way through his fears and the weight of his g
Ages 8–12
What's the Matter With the Weather
Sigal Adler
For parents and older teens navigating the quiet hum of anxiety about our changing planet. This story explores how to fi
Ages 15–18
Genuine Sweet
Faith Harkey
Twelve-year-old Genuine Sweet possesses a magical gift, but she soon discovers that using her powers to help her town is
Ages 8–12
Dorothea's Eyes
Barb Rosenstock
Living with polio in a field dominated by men, Dorothea Lange used her unique perspective and camera to capture the unfo
Ages 4–9
The House on the Gulf
Margaret Peterson Haddix
A summer housesitting job feels like a dream until a brother begins acting strangely, leading his sister to wonder if th
Ages 8–12
We Regret to Inform You
Ariel Kaplan
Mischa built her entire life to be the perfect college applicant, but her world shatters when every single school, even
Ages 14–18
Streetwise #1
The Elephant, the Hare and the Black Cobra
Rudyard Kipling, Linda Newbery, Martin Waddell
For the young reader developing stamina, these accessible animal tales provide the perfect bridge between simple stories
Ages 9–11
Ask Elizabeth
Elizabeth Berkley
Based on real workshops, this diary-style guide answers the most pressing questions teen girls have about friendships, s
Ages 12–17
Comrades for the Charter
Geoffrey Trease
For the young reader starting to ask why some people have so much while others have so little, and what it means to stan
Ages 10–15
Wonder Show
Hannah Barnaby
Amidst the dust and dazzle of a 1930s circus, a determined teenager searches for her missing father within a world of mu
Ages 12–17
Drawing Lessons
Tracy Mack
Twelve-year-old Rory struggles to hold onto the love of art she shares with her father after a painful discovery threate
Ages 10–14
Blue Rider
Geraldo Valério
Vibrant collage art brings a gray city to life as a young girl uses her imagination to break free from the everyday thro
Ages 4–8
