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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,509 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
431 books
4–7 yrs
2785 books
8–11 yrs
3202 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Tony Baloney #4
Pen Pal
Pam Muñoz Ryan
Tony Baloney is determined to find a friend for life during pen pal month at school in this sweet story about making con
Ages 6–9
The Best Part of Me
Wendy Ewald
Celebrate the skin you are in with this collection of children's own words and photos exploring body positivity and self
Ages 5–10
The Private Notebook of Katie Roberts, Age 11
Amy Hest
For the child navigating a blended family or a major move, this diary-style story offers a safe space to process grief a
Ages 8–12
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Nappy Hair
Carolivia Herron
A lively backyard picnic becomes the stage for a rhythmic celebration of heritage as family and friends admire a young g
Ages 4–8
Under the Wolf, Under the Dog
Adam Rapp
Sixteen-year-old Steve Nugent navigates the cold, icy landscape of winter while reflecting on his identity, his health,
Ages 14–18
Diary of a Wimpy Kid #3
The Last Straw
Jeff Kinney
Middle-schooler Greg Heffley records his daily struggles as he navigates family pressure and the looming threat of being
Ages 8–12
Word Fun #1
If You Were an Adjective
Michael Dahl
Imagine living life as a word and see how the busiest lexicons work together to build sentences and describe the world.
Ages 5–9
Ambitious Girl
Meena Harris
A young girl watches an ambitious woman in action and decides that being ambitious is exactly the kind of person she wan
Ages 4–8
My Palace of Leaves in Sarajevo
Marybeth Lorbiecki
Ten-year-old Nadja writes letters from Sarajevo to her cousin in Minnesota, sharing her daily life and hopes as war begi
Ages 8–12
Beat the Story Drum, Pum-Pum
Ashley Bryan
For the child curious about why things are the way they are, these rhythmic Nigerian folktales offer timeless wisdom on
Ages 5–10
Aussie Nibbles
Tansy Magill
Carol Ann Martin
Tansy Magill was a red-haired girl who slept in the same bed long ago. Grandma tells her stories every night, but a myst
Ages 6–9
Another Book about Bears
Laura Bunting
Bears are officially exhausted from appearing in every storybook. They are going on strike, leaving the search open for
Ages 4–8
Marley Dias Gets It Done: And So Can You
Marley Dias
Marley shares her best advice for starting community projects, using social media for positive change, and getting adult
Ages 10–14
Toot & Puddle #4
Puddle's ABC
Holly Hobbie
Otto wants to see his name in print, so his friend Puddle uses whimsical pictures and words to teach him every letter of
Ages 3–6
Lolly, Sam, and Spider #2
Three up a Tree
James Marshall
Arguments over a new tree house vanish when Lolly offers to tell a story, sparking a competition to see who can imagine
Ages 5–8
Word Play
She Sells Seashells and Other Tricky Tongue Twisters
Nancy Loewen
Tangle your teeth with a playful collection of verbal puzzles and learn the linguistic secrets that make certain sounds
Ages 6–9
The Children's Book of the Movies
DK Publishing
Go behind the scenes of cinema history to see how scripts are written, how actors prepare, and how movie magic brings st
Ages 8–12
A Thousand Nights #1
A Thousand Nights
E. K. Johnston
Night after night, a brave sister spins stories for a cruel ruler to save her village and unlock the ancient magic hidde
Ages 12–18
Quiet Storm
Lydia Omolola Okutoro
Young authors of African ancestry share their perspectives on family, pride, and spirituality in this collection of orig
Ages 12–18
The Lost Library
Jess McGeachin
Oliver and Rosie stumble into a mysterious subterranean world after discovering a stray library book hidden behind a sec
Ages 4–8
The Newspaper Club #2
The Cubs Get the Scoop
Beth Vrabel
For the child who asks 'why' about everything and wants to know the truth. This mystery helps budding investigators find
Ages 8–12
You Must Remember This
Karen L. B. Evans, Pat Dade
Nine-year-old Ella is determined to follow in her Great-Uncle Buddy's footsteps by using a school assignment to start he
Ages 8–11
His Work and His World #1
Dickens: His Work and His World
Michael Rosen
Charles Dickens grew up in the shadow of a debtor's prison, a childhood that would eventually shape his famous stories o
Ages 9–14
A Far-fetched Story
Karin Cates
As the cold weather nears, a grandmother stitches together a warm quilt using scraps of fabric and the colorful stories
Ages 4–8
