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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,406 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
425 books
4–7 yrs
2754 books
8–11 yrs
3154 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
From the Files of Madison Finn #11
Boy, Oh Boy!
Laura Dower
Seventh grader Madison Finn manages the digital and social drama of middle school life, from complicated friendships to
Ages 8–12
I Can't Believe I Have to Do this
Jan Alford
For the middle schooler who feels like everything is a chore. This relatable diary captures the awkward, funny, and frus
Ages 10–14
The Rag Coat
Lauren Mills
When Minna is teased for wearing a coat made of scraps, she reveals that every piece of fabric holds a beautiful story f
Ages 5–10
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12–18 yrs
1653 books
Dear America #11
A Line in the Sand
Sherry Garland
Twelve-year-old Lucinda Lawrence records the grueling reality of the Texas colonies as her community prepares to fight f
Ages 8–12
Alice's Adventures #2
Jabberwocky
Lewis Carroll
The famous nonsense poem from Through the Looking Glass comes to life in a medieval setting full of strange creatures an
Ages 6–10
Dragon Diaries #1
Dragon Diaries
Diane Alber
A friendly household spirit from German folklore shares his daily adventures and personal reflections through the pages
Ages 3–7
Class Critters #2
Madison Morris Is Not a Mouse!
Kathryn Holmes
For the child who feels overlooked or struggles to speak up, this story follows a quiet girl finding her courage through
Ages 8–12
Renée Watson's Story #2
All the Blues in the Sky
Renée Watson
Vivid prose and free verse capture the rhythm of a child's world through a story of family, home, and the many shades of
Ages 8–12
The Arthur Trilogy #1
The Seeing Stone
Kevin Crossley-Holland
Young Arthur de Caldicot looks into a mysterious stone and sees the legendary life of the great King Arthur unfolding be
Ages 10–14
Hello Genius
Master Life's Little Milestones!
Michael Dahl
Precocious five-year-old Matilda uses her love of books and secret telekinetic powers to stand up to her family and a cr
Ages 7–12
From the Files of Madison Finn #2
Only the Lonely
Laura Dower
For the child feeling left out while everyone else is busy, this story validates the quiet ache of being alone during a
Ages 8–12
Busing Brewster
Richard Michelson
Brewster faces a tense first day at an integrated school in 1974, but finds an unexpected sanctuary and a kind voice wit
Ages 6–10
The Story of Benjamin Franklin
Shannon Anderson
From flying kites in storms to helping build a new country, the life of an iconic American inventor unfolds through his
Ages 6–9
My Father Knows the Names of Things
Jane Yolen
For children who are naturally curious about the world and look to their parents as a gateway to all its hidden wonders
Ages 3–7
Maria Tallchief
Baby Professor
Witness the incredible journey of Maria Tallchief, who broke barriers to become America's first prima ballerina through
Ages 6–10
Nobody's Hero #1
My Generation: The Memoirs of a Second-Generation Irish Wimpy Kid
PJ McKeown
For the child exploring their cultural roots or navigating the hilarious, often cringey realities of growing up between
Ages 9–13
Rita Records Her Data
Baby Professor
For parents seeking to introduce children to the world of data collection and scientific observation through a relatable
Ages 5–8
I Can Make a Difference
Marian Wright Edelman
For the child who wants to help but feels too small to matter. This collection of wisdom empowers young readers to chang
Ages 5–10
DJ's Dream
Breonna Lewis
For the young dreamer finding their path or the child curious about the magic of performance and the dedication it takes
Ages 6–10
Ten Things I Love About You
Daniel Kirk
For the child who needs a reminder of why they are special to their friends. A sweet look at celebrating the quirks and
Ages 2–6
Bullied, Bungled and Botched
D M Larson
For the student actor who needs help expressing the complex emotions of social exclusion, peer pressure, and the struggl
Ages 12–18
Once Upon an Ordinary School Day
Colin McNaughton
For the child who feels like school is a series of dull routines and needs a spark to ignite their inner world.
Ages 5–9
Hey, Kiddo
Jarrett J. Krosoczka
Growing up with loud, loving grandparents and a mother struggling with addiction, Jarrett uses his sketchbook to make se
Ages 14–18
Attack of the Black Rectangles
Amy Sarig King
For the child noticing unfairness in the world around them, this story empowers young readers to question authority and
Ages 9–13
