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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 Sisters Grimm #8
The Inside Story
Michael Buckley
Sabrina and Daphne Grimm fall inside a magical book where they must outrun a tyrannical editor to stop a villain from re
Ages 8–12
My Weirder School #23
Mrs. Lilly Is Silly!
Dan Gutman
A.J. and his friends try to be star reporters for their new school newspaper, but their breaking news leads to hilarious
Ages 6–10
Wondrous Rex
Patricia MacLachlan
Rex is no ordinary dog; he is a magical companion who helps a struggling writer find the beauty of words and the power o
Ages 8–12
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Historical Diaries #4
Egyptian Diary
Richard Platt
Young Nakht leaves his small town for the bustling city of Memphis to train as a scribe and solve the mystery of who is
Ages 8–12
The Book of a Thousand Days
Shannon Hale
Locked in a tower for years, young Dashti must protect her mistress before escaping to a new land where they both hide t
Ages 10–14
Stoner & Spaz #1
Stoner & Spaz
Ron Koertge
A cinema-loving teen with cerebral palsy finds his solitary life disrupted by an unlikely, intense connection with a str
Ages 14–18
Jordan J and the Truth About Jordan J
K.A. Holt
Jordan J has huge dreams of dancing on national TV, but he must balance his blunt honesty and tight family finances whil
Ages 8–12
The Kidnapping of Aunt Elizabeth
Barbara Ann Porte
Ashley’s school assignment turns into a colorful journey as she gathers tall tales and memories to piece together a uniq
Ages 11–15
Corduroy
Corduroy Writes a Letter
Alison Inches
Corduroy writes a special letter to share his opinion and realizes that even a small bear can speak up to make a positiv
Ages 4–6
The Magic Door
Bobbicat
Rhyming verses lead the way through library shelves that serve as portals to the past, the future, and every fantasy wor
Ages 3–8
The Phantom Tollbooth
Norton Juster
For the child who feels like everything is a bore and nothing is worth learning. This journey proves that the world is m
Ages 8–12
Tristan Strong #3
Tristan Strong Keeps Punching
Kwame Mbalia
At a family reunion in New Orleans, Tristan Strong must confront a mysterious girl and an old enemy to save his magic ce
Ages 8–12
A Series of Unfortunate Events #3
The Wide Window
Lemony Snicket
For children processing the anxiety of constant change or the loss of a loved one, this darkly funny tale proves that ev
Ages 8–12
Nancy Clancy #6
Soccer Mania
Jane O'Connor
Fancy Nancy is learning big new words in class, but on the soccer field, her only goal is to move from mediocre to sligh
Ages 6–10
Doodle Adventures #3
The Rise of the Rusty Robo-Cat!
Mike Lowery
Grab a pencil and draw yourself into this graphic novel adventure to help Carl the Duck figure out why the local cats ar
Ages 6–9
ChaseR: A Novel in E-mails
Michael J. Rosen
For the child adjusting to a big move who is struggling to stay connected with friends while finding their place in a qu
Ages 9–12
A Study in Drowning #2
A Theory of Dreaming
Ava Reid
Effy is making history at her college, but as war breaks out, her dreams and reality begin to blur into a dangerous and
Ages 14–18
Monster High Diaries #5
Cleo De Nile and the Creeperific Mummy Makeover
Nessi Monstrata
Cleo De Nile is planning a massive welcome-back party for her mother, who just escaped a tomb. The pressure is on to mak
Ages 7–10
Eleven Words for Love: A Journey Through Arabic Expressions of Love
Randa Abdel-Fattah
A suitcase full of photos helps a Palestinian family in exile remember eleven different meanings of love as they build a
Ages 4–8
For Every One
Jason Reynolds
For anyone chasing a big dream while feeling the weight of self-doubt, this rhythmic, honest poem offers the courage to
Ages 10–18
I Can Read Level 2
Mouse Soup
Arnold Lobel
A clever mouse must talk his way out of a pot of boiling water by convincing a hungry weasel that stories are the most i
Ages 4–8
Big Bunny
Rowboat Watkins
How big is Big Bunny? This silly, philosophical tale questions how stories are built and keeps you guessing until the ve
Ages 4–8
Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales #11
Cold War Correspondent
Nathan Hale
Marguerite Higgins defied military bans to report from the front lines of the Korean War, risking everything to tell the
Ages 8–12
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder #2
Good Girl, Bad Blood
Holly Jackson
When a friend goes missing on the anniversary of a local tragedy, Pip must bring her viral true-crime podcast back to so
Ages 14–18
