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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,424 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
425 books
4–7 yrs
2758 books
8–11 yrs
3161 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Gossip Girl #1
Gossip Girl
Cecily von Ziegesar
In the glamorous world of the Upper East Side, a mysterious watcher tracks every scandal, secret, and heartbreak among t
Ages 15–18
Houghton Mifflin Leveled Readers
Marian Wright Edelman: For Every Child
Laura Wingfield
For the child curious about how one person can change the world for others. This introduction to Marian Wright Edelman s
Ages 6–9
Roland Rat A Living Legend: The Authorised Life Story of a Rodent of Substance
Anne Digby
For the child who loves the spotlight or finds celebrity culture hilarious, this quirky parody introduces a larger than
Ages 7–11
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12–18 yrs
1659 books
What Could I Be?
What Could Sarah Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the curious child dreaming about what they will be when they grow up, this encouraging story explores the wide world
Ages 2–6
Kylie Jean #4
Dancing Queen
Marci Peschke
For the child who feels the pressure of competition or the drive to be the very best at their favorite hobby.
Ages 6–9
Laveidem
Jennifer McFann
For the child who longs to find magic in the mundane, this portal fantasy turns an ordinary attic into a gateway to a ki
Ages 8–12
A Is for Bee
Ellen Heck
For the child curious about why different people use different words for the same thing, this alphabet book reveals the
Ages 3–7
Horrible Harry #23
Horrible Harry and the Purple People
Suzy Kline
For the child who loves a good classroom mystery and enjoys pondering the line between a wild imagination and the real w
Ages 6–9
Punctuation Station
Whatever Says Mark: Knowing and Using Punctuation
Terry Collins
For the child who wonders why those little dots and squiggles on the page actually matter. Help your young writer see ho
Ages 6–9
Kitty Sweet Tooth #2
Kitty Sweet Tooth Makes a Movie
Abby Denson
For the child who loves to create and collaborate, this vibrant story celebrates the joy of bringing big, colorful dream
Ages 6–9
Sparrow #1
Sparrow Spreads Her Wings
Gail Donovan
For the child who feels like their brain is always buzzing with 'what-ifs.' A tender look at navigating fifth grade with
Ages 8–12
The Trouble With Mothers
Margery Facklam
A boy faces an embarrassing disaster when his own mother’s book is accused of being pornography and targeted for a schoo
Ages 10–14
Library of Doom
It Came from a Comic
Michael Dahl
For the child who loves getting lost in their favorite stories and needs a thrill. A fun way to explore the line between
Ages 8–12
Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller
Joseph Lambert
The transformative relationship between Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller comes to life in a vivid graphic format that cap
Ages 10–15
The Mantlemass Chronicles #4
The Iron Lily
Barbara Willard
Disowned and orphaned by the plague in 1557, fifteen-year-old Lilias embarks on a lifelong quest to uncover the truth of
Ages 12–16
What Was?
What Is the Constitution?
Patricia Brennan Demuth
Help your child understand how the United States was formed through this engaging look at the intense debates and compro
Ages 8–12
Good Knight #1
Good Night, Good Knight
Shelley Moore Thomas
A patient knight is kept very busy when three little dragons refuse to go to sleep without their bedtime drinks and stor
Ages 4–8
Small Damages
Beth Kephart
For the teenager navigating a life-altering choice in isolation, this lyrical story explores the weight of secrets and t
Ages 14–18
Letters From Wolfie
Patti Sherlock
For the child grappling with the weight of a difficult decision or the pain of saying goodbye to a beloved pet for a gre
Ages 10–14
Autumn Peltier, Water Warrior
Carole Lindstrom
For the child who wants to change the world but feels too small, this lyrical biography shows how one girl's voice can p
Ages 4–8
Once Upon a Time, the End
Geoffrey Kloske
Classic fairytales get a hilarious, lightning-fast makeover by a sleepy father determined to reach the end of bedtime in
Ages 4–8
This Is a Story
John Schu
For the child who wonders what secrets are hidden within a library's walls or needs inspiration to find their own unique
Ages 4–8
National Geographic Photobiographies
Always Inventing: A Photobiography of Alexander Graham Bell
Tom L. Matthews
Personal quotes and photographs follow Alexander Graham Bell from his Scottish childhood through a lifetime of inventing
Ages 8–12
Thunder Boy Jr.
Sherman Alexie
Little Thunder loves his dad, Big Thunder, but he wants a name that belongs only to him. Watch him search for a title as
Ages 4–8