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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
By format:
Chapter Books
(2902)
Young Adult
(475)
Poetry
(234)
Middle Grade
(205)
Graphic Novels
(166)
Picture Books
(152)
Early Readers
(39)
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3–5
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Origami Yoda #4
The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett
Tom Angleberger
Dark times hit McQuarrie Middle School as the boring FunTime program drives everyone crazy. Origami Yoda is the only hop
Ages 8–12
XO, OX: A Love Story
Adam Rex
For the child learning that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. A hilarious series of letters from a messy ox to a fan
Ages 4–8
Scarlett Epstein Hates It Here
Anna Breslaw
After her favorite TV show is canceled, a fanfic writer begins scripting the drama of her own high school peers to cope
Ages 14–18
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12–18 yrs
1533 books
Out of This World #2
Adrift in Space
Sally Odgers
For the child who thrives on high stakes and tech-heavy adventures. This fast-paced space mission helps young readers ga
Ages 6–9
Confessions of a Candy Snatcher
Phoebe Sinclair
For the child grappling with a bad choice they made and the heavy weight of secrets, this verse novel explores how to ow
Ages 10–14
The Duel: The Parallel Lives of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr
Judith St. George
Trace the startlingly similar paths of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr, from their shared beginnings as orphans to the
Ages 9–12
Free Verse
Sarah Dooley
Grieving her brother's death in a West Virginia mining town, Sasha finds a lifeline in secret family connections and the
Ages 10–14
Who HQ
Who Was Alex Trebek?
Pam Pollack, Meg Belviso
For children who are naturally curious and love trivia, this biography shows how one man turned his passion for learning
Ages 8–12
Dandelion Readers
Prefixes and Suffixes
Phonic Books
For the student who struggles with spelling or expanding their vocabulary, this workbook provides the building blocks to
Ages 6–9
Fizzy's Lunch Lab #3
Nelly Nitpick, Kid Food Critic
Jamie Michalak
For the child who has strong opinions about what is on their plate and might be missing out on fun or friendships becaus
Ages 6–9
Arthur Chapter Books #9
Arthur and the Lost Diary
Stephen Krensky
For the child grappling with a moral dilemma or the fear of a private secret being exposed. This story explores the ethi
Ages 6–9
Parts of Speech
What Is a Noun?
Sheri Doyle
Vibrant photographs and simple text introduce the building blocks of language by showing how nouns name the people, plac
Ages 5–8
Layers: A Memoir
Pénélope Bagieu
For the teenager reflecting on the messy parts of growing up. A raw and funny look at the memories, mistakes, and small
Ages 14–18
A Bucket of Questions
Tim Fite
For the child whose imagination knows no bounds: this quirky collection of 'what-ifs' encourages kids to embrace the sil
Ages 4–9
Once Was Lost
Sara Zarr
For the teen processing the heavy weight of a parent's sudden death and the complicated truths that often surface during
Ages 12–18
Ollie and Claire
Tiffany Strelitz Haber
Claire loves her best friend Ollie, but she is tired of the same old routine and starts keeping secrets as she hunts for
Ages 3–7
Soccer Kings #2
World Soccer Kings
Charles R. Smith Jr.
For the soccer-obsessed kid who dreams of the pitch, these rhythmic poems celebrate the speed, skill, and spirit of the
Ages 7–12
Alpha
Isabelle Arsenault
Stunning artwork brings the International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet to life, showing how emergency services commu
Ages 4–10
Journeys: Young Readers’ Letters to Authors Who Changed Their Lives
Library of Congress Center for the Book
For the young reader who wonders if their favorite stories matter. This collection of letters shows how books help stude
Ages 8–18
Silver Woven in My Hair
Shirley Rousseau Murphy
For the child who uses stories to escape a difficult situation at home. This gentle retelling highlights the power of im
Ages 8–12
Show Me a Sign #2
Set Me Free
Ann Clare LeZotte
For the child exploring how everyone deserves a voice. A young Deaf teacher fights to free a student from isolation and
Ages 8–12
The Downstairs Girl
Stacey Lee
A lady’s maid in the 1890s South leads a double life as a famous anonymous columnist, using her wit to challenge the cit
Ages 12–18
DC Super-Villains: An Origin Story
The Joker: An Origin Story
Louise Simonson
For the young fan who is fascinated by the 'bad guys' and wants to understand how a regular person could become a legend
Ages 8–12
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and the Suicide Club
Robert Louis Stevenson
For the teen exploring the complex boundaries between their public self and private impulses, or the morality of right a
Ages 12–17
