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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,415 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
425 books
4–7 yrs
2754 books
8–11 yrs
3156 books
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
The Montmaray Journals #1
A Brief History of Montmaray
Michelle Cooper
Life in a crumbling island castle feels far from the tensions of 1936 Europe until two German officers arrive, bringing
Ages 12–18
Something To Say
Lisa Moore Ramée
For the child who prefers the safety of the sidelines but secretly has a lot to share with the world.
Ages 8–12
Ahmed Aziz's Epic Year
Nina Hamza
For the child navigating a big move or a family member's illness while trying to find where they fit in a new, unfamilia
Ages 8–12
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12–18 yrs
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Unfadeable
Maurice Broaddus
For the child who wants to change the world but feels too small. Follow Bella as she uses graffiti art to expose city co
Ages 8–12
The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook
Joanne Rocklin
Oona weaves magical tales of her sick cat's many lives to help her brother—and herself—cope with big changes at home.
Ages 8–12
The Secret of the Child from Long Ago
Rb Simples
Deep in the French Alps, ten-year-old Ethan finds a 1939 diary and begins an impossible conversation across time with a
Ages 8–12
Apple: Skin to the Core
Eric Gansworth
Verse and memory collide in this exploration of Onondaga identity, the legacy of residential schools, and the weight of
Ages 12–18
Rise Up and Write It
Nandini Ahuja
Farah Patel notices the butterflies are gone and gathers her community to turn an empty neighborhood lot into a blooming
Ages 8–12
Paris in the Spring with Picasso
Joan Yolleck
Walk through early 20th-century Paris as Pablo Picasso and his friends prepare for a grand evening soiree at the famous
Ages 5–9
Khalifa Family #1
Haroun and the Sea of Stories
Salman Rushdie
Haroun travels through a landscape of talking animals and magicians to save the Sea of Stories from being poisoned and d
Ages 9–14
The Island of Dr. Libris
Chris Grabenstein
The clash of swords and the twang of arrows echo from an island whenever Billy opens a book in the mysterious library of
Ages 8–12
The Red Book
Barbara Lehman
Turn the pages of this wordless, magical red book to cross oceans and continents, finding a friend in a world where stor
Ages 4–8
Words in the Dust
Trent Reedy
For the child navigating a world of limited opportunities who needs to see that education and self-advocacy can open doo
Ages 10–14
The Shoes Fit for a King
Helen E. Bill
For the child processing trauma or prejudice, this powerful memoir shows how literature and inner strength can help a yo
Ages 14–18
Five Things About Ava Andrews
Margaret Dilloway
For the child who feels held back by what-ifs and physical limitations, this story shows how creative expression can tur
Ages 8–12
A Place to Land: Martin Luther King Jr. and the Speech That Inspired a Nation
Barry Wittenstein
For the child curious about how great ideas are born, this book reveals the collaborative and messy process behind Marti
Ages 7–11
Cub
Cynthia L. Copeland
Seventh-grader Cindy navigates the highs and lows of 1970s middle school while chasing her big dreams of becoming a real
Ages 8–12
The Lost Garden
Laurence Yep
Author Laurence Yep looks back at his California upbringing and his journey to find a sense of belonging within two diff
Ages 10–14
The Boy Who Dared
Susan Campbell Bartoletti
Seventeen-year-old Helmuth Hübener sits in a cold cell, remembering the dangerous choice he made to spread the truth thr
Ages 12–17
Berkshire Middle School Student Anthologies
Berkshire Middle School Student Anthologies: Your Title Here
Unknown
For the child who loves seeing what their peers are capable of creating. This collection showcases the diverse voices an
Ages 9–13
Making a Book
Rachel Walker
For the child who loves books and wonders how they are made. This clear guide demystifies the steps from a writer's firs
Ages 6–9
Arthur Adventures
Arthur Writes a Story
Marc Brown
Arthur is excited to write his homework assignment, but every time he talks to a friend, he changes his story until it d
Ages 4–8
The Partition Project
Saadia Faruqi
Resentful of sharing her room with her grandmother, Mahnoor picks up a camera and uncovers the gripping story of her fam
Ages 8–12
Once Upon a Time Twice and Thrice
Sandra Paterno
For children and parents looking to explore the hidden meanings behind their favorite stories and understand the big emo
Ages 6–12
