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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
By format:
Chapter Books
(2902)
Young Adult
(475)
Poetry
(234)
Middle Grade
(205)
Graphic Novels
(166)
Picture Books
(152)
Early Readers
(39)
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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The Night Daddy
Maria Gripe
For the child adjusting to a parent's unconventional work schedule or seeking connection through an unusual but nurturin
Ages 8–12
Me Being Me is exactly as insane as You Being You
Todd Hasak-Lowy
For the teenager feeling overwhelmed by a changing family, this clever novel-in-lists mirrors the scattered, honest thou
Ages 12–17
What the Fact?
Seema Yasmin
For the teen navigating a digital world of fake news and viral rumors, this guide builds the critical thinking skills ne
Ages 12–18
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12–18 yrs
1533 books
The Summer of Lost Letters
Hannah Reynolds
For the teenager curious about their family's past and the secrets hidden in old boxes of letters. A summer of discovery
Ages 12–18
Same, Same but Different
Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw
Two boys living on opposite sides of the world share letters and drawings that prove their lives are filled with the sam
Ages 4–8
A Million Views
Aaron Starmer
For the child who dreams of being a YouTuber, this story navigates the exciting yet stressful world of digital fame and
Ages 8–12
Thomas Jefferson Builds a Library
Barb Rosenstock
For the child who loves to collect things and asks a million questions. Explore how Thomas Jefferson's massive book coll
Ages 4–9
A Delicious Story
Barney Saltzberg
Little Mouse is ready for a story, but there is one big problem: Big Mouse has already eaten it! A silly, conversational
Ages 3–6
Oliver K. Woodman #1
The Journey of Oliver K. Woodman
Darcy Pattison
For the child longing to feel closer to far-away family, this cross-country adventure shows how kindness and community c
Ages 4–9
Me and my puppy
D M G
Preserve every tail wag and training milestone in this keepsake journal featuring space for photos and stories of a pupp
Ages 6–12
Queenie
Jacqueline Wilson
Hospitalized with tuberculosis in 1953, young Elsie Kettle finds friendship and hope through the stories she shares with
Ages 8–12
Zlata's Diary
Zlata Filipović
A young girl records the daily reality of her life in war-torn Yugoslavia, capturing how a community survives amidst the
Ages 10–16
Escaping Tornado Season: A Story in Poems
Julie Williams
Stuck in Minnesota after her father's death, fourteen-year-old Allie must find her own identity while facing a new schoo
Ages 12–16
Good Luck, Mrs. K!
Louise Borden
For children processing the news that a teacher or adult they love is sick, this book provides a roadmap for empathy and
Ages 6–9
White Rose
Kip Wilson
In the heart of Nazi Germany, a group of brave students leads a secret intellectual resistance, risking everything to di
Ages 12–18
Light Enough to Float
Lauren Seal
For the teenager navigating the heavy journey of eating disorder recovery and finding the courage to see themselves with
Ages 13–18
Kissing Shakespeare
Pamela Mingle
A modern teenager travels back to the 1580s and finds herself caught in a romantic triangle with a mysterious time trave
Ages 12–17
When I Grow Up: the Lost Autobiographies of Six Yiddish Teenagers
Ken Krimstein
For the teenager grappling with their place in a changing world, these rediscovered true stories offer a profound connec
Ages 13–18
Dear America #35
The Diary of Pringle Rose
Susan Campbell Bartoletti
Experience American history through the intimate daily entries of young women living through the Gold Rush, the Great De
Ages 8–13
The Absolutely Awful Alphabet
Mordicai Gerstein
Ugly, slimy, and weird creatures populate this gruesome alphabet where every letter is a monstrous vocabulary lesson bro
Ages 5–10
A Library for Juana
Pat Mora
For the child who asks a million questions and refuses to stop learning, even when told to focus on other things.
Ages 6–9
Dear Miss Breed: The True Stories of the Japanese American Incarceration During World War II and the Librarian Who Made a Difference
Joanne Oppenheim
When her young patrons were sent to internment camps in 1942, librarian Clara Breed fought to keep their spirits alive t
Ages 10–18
Maurice and His Dictionary
Cary Fagan
For the child grappling with displacement or loss, this graphic memoir shows how a simple book can provide a sense of pu
Ages 8–12
Letters from a Lost Uncle
Mervyn Peake
A one-legged uncle and his bizarre turtle companion trek through polar regions in search of a white lion, documented thr
Ages 8–12
