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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
7,952 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
408 books
4–7 yrs
2627 books
8–11 yrs
3003 books
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North Star Books #20
Mark Twain and the River
Sterling North
For the young dreamer who loves adventure and needs to see how a mischievous boy with a big imagination can grow up to c
Ages 9–14
Likely Story #2
All That Glitters
David Van Etten
Mallory is producing a hit soap opera and surviving high school, but her mother is trying to take over the show and her
Ages 12–17
If I Could Choose a Best Day: Poems of Possibility
Charles Waters, Irene Latham
For children who need help seeing the magic in ordinary life, this collection explores how 'best days' come in many form
Ages 8–12
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12–18 yrs
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I Will Always Write Back: How One Letter Changed Two Lives
Caitlin Alifirenka, Martin Ganda, Liz Welch
An unexpected pen-pal connection between two teenagers across the globe grows into a life-changing friendship through ye
Ages 12–18
The Edge on the Sword #2
Far Traveler
Rebecca Tingle
Seventeen-year-old Aelfwyn escapes her uncle's prison and disguises herself as a traveling bard to navigate the dangerou
Ages 12–18
Charles Dickens and the Street Children of London
Andrea Warren
Step into the slums and workhouses of Victorian London to see how Charles Dickens used his writing to fight for the righ
Ages 10–14
The Last Invisible Boy
Evan Kuhlman
Grieving the sudden loss of his father, twelve-year-old Finn begins to physically fade away and turns to writing to find
Ages 8–12
WonderWits #2
Wonder Worlds
Lisa Thompson
Luke and Sophie set out on an urgent quest to find a reclusive author after learning their favorite comic series is comi
Ages 7–10
Parts of Speech #1
Nouns Say What's That?
Michael Dahl
For the child curious about the building blocks of language, this playful rhyming guide transforms grammar into a fun ga
Ages 5–8
Cat Kid Comic Club #5
Influencers
Dav Pilkey
The baby frogs are back to make more comics, using everything from photography to collage to prove that your own unique
Ages 7–12
My Album
Eleanor Schick
A young writer fills her journal with observations of her family and daily life, capturing the small moments that make h
Ages 5–8
Ordinary People Change the World
I Am Anne Frank
Brad Meltzer
Even in the darkest attic, a young girl finds the strength to write. Her journal remains a powerful light of hope and a
Ages 5–9
Growin' Pains
Mary Blount Christian
Twelve-year-old Ginny Ruth feels the walls closing in within her fading Texas town, finding her only comfort in a specia
Ages 9–12
Don't Let the Forest In
C.G. Drews
Andrew’s macabre stories are coming to life and killing anyone close to his best friend. The two must hunt the monsters
Ages 14–18
Strange the Dreamer #1
Strange the Dreamer
Laini Taylor
A humble librarian seizes a chance to cross the world and find a mythic lost city, haunted by a blue-skinned goddess and
Ages 14–18
Poems for Tortured Souls
Liz Ison
For the teen navigating the highs and lows of first love, heartbreak, and the moody aesthetic of self-discovery through
Ages 12–18
Famous Figures of the Civil War Era
Harriet Beecher Stowe: Abolition Advocate
Brenda Haugen
For the child curious about how a single voice can change history: discover how Harriet Beecher Stowe's writing fueled t
Ages 9–14
My Ol' Man
Patricia Polacco
A young girl spends a summer in Michigan captivated by her father's tall tales and the promise of a mysterious, magical
Ages 4–9
Walt Whitman: Words for America
Barbara Kerley
Meet the poet who cared for soldiers on Civil War battlefields and captured the heartbeat of a growing nation through hi
Ages 7–12
Likely Story #1
Likely Story
David Van Etten
For the teen navigating the pressure of a public persona, this story explores the blurry boundary between private identi
Ages 12–17
This Book Wants #3
This Book Wants to Be a Witch
Elisa Anderson
For the child who feels like an outsider and is looking for where they truly belong. This whimsical story follows a litt
Ages 6–10
Amber on the Mountain
Tony Johnston
High on an isolated mountain, Amber's world opens up when a new friend from the city encourages her to master the magic
Ages 5–9
Megan's Beat
Lou Willett Stanek
Thirteen-year-old Megan tries to find her place at a huge new high school, but her secret gossip column for the local pa
Ages 11–15
Belzhar
Meg Wolitzer
Grieving the loss of her boyfriend, Jam Gallahue discovers a mysterious journal assignment that opens a doorway to a rea
Ages 14–18
