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Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,404 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+
Palimpsest
Catherynne M. Valente
For those grappling with loss and the longing to find a place where they truly belong, even if that place exists only in
Ages 18–18
Lasagna Means I Love You
Kate O'Shaughnessy
Left with only a notebook and a cookbook after her grandmother dies, Mo begins collecting recipes and stories to stitch
Ages 8–12
Mummy & Daddy Love Me
Neo Marti
Moving between two homes is a big adjustment, but this guided journal offers a space for children to process their feeli
Ages 5–11
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12–18 yrs
1651 books
Journal of a Sneaky Twerp #1
Journal of a Sneaky Twerp
Jest Ninney
Gregor Hufflepuff uses his sarcastic journal and slapdash graffiti to navigate a world full of people he'd much rather a
Ages 10–15
Queer Heroes
Arabelle Sicardi
Meet 53 icons like Freddie Mercury and Frida Kahlo who changed the world. These vibrant biographies celebrate LGBTQ+ pio
Ages 8–12
Unraveling Freedom: The Battle for Democracy on the Home Front During World War I
Ann Bausum
Hysteria and suspicion sweep across the American home front as World War I threatens constitutional freedoms and upends
Ages 12–18
Alias Grace
Margaret Atwood
A notorious 19th-century murderess serving a life sentence claims she remembers nothing as a young doctor attempts to un
Ages 16–18
Edgar Allan Poe's Pie: Math Puzzlers in Classic Poems
J. Patrick Lewis
Solve tricky math problems hidden inside hilarious parodies of famous poems, where literary giants and numerical puzzles
Ages 8–12
Autobiography of My Dead Brother
Walter Dean Myers
For the teen navigating the heartbreak of watching a childhood friend drift toward a dangerous path and the struggle to
Ages 12–18
Light for all
Margarita Engle
Hopes, dreams, and determination shine through in this vibrant tribute to the generations of immigrants who built and sh
Ages 4–9
Shoreline Haiku!
J. K. Boyer
Gentle watercolors and seventeen-syllable verses capture the peaceful rhythm of a day spent by the waves at the seashore
Ages 3–8
Missing Clarissa
Ripley Jones
Two best friends launch a true crime podcast to solve the twenty-year-old mystery of a missing cheerleader, unearthing d
Ages 14–18
Fallout
Ellen Hopkins
Three siblings living separate lives must confront the shared shadow of their mother’s lifelong struggle with addiction.
Ages 14–18
Barely Missing Everything
Matt Mendez
For the teenager navigating the weight of family secrets and systemic barriers while trying to define their own future i
Ages 14–18
Expectations
Tony Bertauski
For parents or older students navigating the complex, emotional, and often unpredictable journey of building a family th
Ages 12–18
House of Hex
Beth Revis
A museum of magic twists into a labyrinth of hexes and lies where a powerless girl must rely on her library and the trut
Ages 10–14
The Several Lives of Orphan Jack
Sarah Ellis
For the child stepping into the world alone for the first time. This whimsical tale follows an orphan discovering that l
Ages 8–12
Little Lacey Loo
Little Lacey Loo's Life-Changing Affirmations
Megn Milina
Lacy Loo learns to reinvent her world using the power of daily affirmations to build a growth mindset and face every obs
Ages 3–8
My Beautiful Voice
Joseph Coelho
For the child who has beautiful ideas but feels a knot in their throat when it is time to speak. A tender story about fi
Ages 4–8
Doodle Dandies: Poems That Take Shape
J. Patrick Lewis
Words twist and turn across the page to create visual pictures of their subjects, turning every poem into a playful shap
Ages 5–10
The Crow's Tales #2
The Big Dream
Victoria Pannell, Thorir Sigfusson
For the young dreamer who feels their goals are out of reach, this story explores the grit and vision needed to turn a m
Ages 8–12
Information 2
Betty Jane Wagner
For the curious child starting to notice how the world talks back, from street signs to secret codes. Discover the fasci
Ages 7–10
Speaking of America: United States Presidents and the Words That Changed History
Jared Cohen
Listen to the voices of 45 leaders through the famous speeches and private remarks that defined their presidencies and s
Ages 8–12
Judy Moody and Friends #3
Amy Namey in Ace Reporter
Megan McDonald
Amy Namey and Judy Moody are on the hunt for a scoop in Frog Neck Lake, and a rumored sighting of a local sea serpent mi
Ages 6–9
