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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,512 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
432 books
4–7 yrs
2787 books
8–11 yrs
3202 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
The Pagan Chronicles #4
Pagan's Scribe
Catherine Jinks
Isidore, a quiet scribe, is thrown into a world of sarcasm and swords when he joins Pagan Kidrouk during the brutal crus
Ages 12–18
Dear Martin #3
Dear Manny
Nic Stone
Jared grapples with privilege and campus politics while writing letters to a lost friend to make sense of a complicated
Ages 14–18
A Girl, a Raccoon, and the Midnight Moon
Karen Romano Young
Pearl must team up with a tap-dancing girl and a pack of literate raccoons to solve a heist and stop her beloved New Yor
Ages 8–12
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The Land of Stories #4
Beyond the Kingdoms
Chris Colfer
The Bailey twins race through Oz, Neverland, and Wonderland to stop a villain who is turning classic books into portals
Ages 8–12
My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic
School Spirit!
Louise Alexander
The Cutie Mark Crusaders join the school newspaper to see if reporting is their true calling in this quest to discover t
Ages 6–9
Ten Days a Madwoman
Deborah Noyes
Nellie Bly stares into the mirror, practicing deranged faces to fool doctors and expose the horrific truth hidden inside
Ages 10–14
The Sisters Club #1
The Sisters Club
Megan McDonald
Middle sister Stevie struggles to keep her family together while her older sister is distracted by the spotlight and a n
Ages 8–12
Inheritance: A Visual Poem
Elizabeth Acevedo
Vibrant illustrations pair with a powerful spoken-word poem that honors the history, beauty, and ancestral pride found i
Ages 8–18
No Buddy Like a Book
Allan Wolf
Climb Everest or bottle moonlight using only your mind in this rhyming tribute to the way readers bring ink and paper to
Ages 4–8
Opus #3
Goodnight Opus
Berkeley Breathed
Opus the penguin ditches the usual bedtime routine to rewrite his favorite story and lead his own surreal midnight adven
Ages 4–9
Twenty Questions
Mac Barnett
Playful and profound questions wander through whimsical scenes, inviting curious minds to invent their own endless answe
Ages 4–8
Owl Diaries #19
Eva for President
Rebecca Elliott
When a class election at Treetop Elementary looks like it will have only one candidate, Eva makes a bold decision to run
Ages 5–8
Who Was?
Who Was Anne Frank?
Ann Abramson
Maps and diagrams illustrate the daily life of a young girl forced into hiding, capturing both her private dreams and he
Ages 8–12
The Crossover #1
The Crossover
Kwame Alexander
For middle grade readers navigating the complex bond of brotherhood and the heavy weight of family loss, all through the
Ages 10–14
Goosebumps #55
The Blob That Ate Everyone
R. L. Stine
Zackie just wanted to write a scary story about a pink slime monster, but his new antique typewriter is making every ter
Ages 8–12
Who Was?
Who Was Dr. Seuss?
Janet B. Pascal
Meet Theodor Geisel, the imaginative man behind the rhymes and whimsical characters of the world's most famous Dr. Seuss
Ages 8–12
A Series of Unfortunate Events #8
The Hostile Hospital
Lemony Snicket
Expect only misery and despair as the clever Baudelaire orphans face suspicious shopkeepers, unnecessary surgery, and st
Ages 8–12
Comics Will Break Your Heart
Faith Erin Hicks
Miriam is broke because of an old family feud, but life gets complicated when she falls for the grandson of the man who
Ages 12–18
Annie Rossi #2
Letters to Leo
Amy Hest
Annie Rossi pours her heart into letters to her new puppy, sharing the ups and downs of fourth grade while holding onto
Ages 7–10
Gilded #1
Gilded
Marissa Meyer
Serilda’s tall tales trap her in a deadly game with the Erlking, forcing her to spin straw into gold or face a grim fate
Ages 12–18
The Boy, the Wolf, the Sheep and the Lettuce
Allan Ahlberg
Forget what you know about the classic riddle; this hilarious expose reveals the shocking truth about what the wolf, the
Ages 7–10
Dear Papa
Anne Ylvisaker
Nine-year-old Isabelle process the loss of her father by writing him letters about her life, her family, and the heavy f
Ages 8–12
Little Golden Book Biography
Taylor Swift
Wendy Loggia
A young girl with a guitar and a knack for storytelling travels from a Christmas tree farm to the world stage in this in
Ages 2–5
Owl Diaries #10
Eva and Baby Mo
Rebecca Elliott
Eva is ready for anything as a first-time babysitter, but bug snacks and puppet shows might not be enough to get Baby Mo
Ages 5–8
