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Writing & Storytelling
Writing & Storytelling Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
8,511 books about writing & storytelling
0–3 yrs
432 books
4–7 yrs
2786 books
8–11 yrs
3202 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Knots on a Counting Rope
Bill Martin Jr., John Archambault
A grandfather ties a knot in a rope for every story told to his blind grandson, weaving together memories of a special b
Ages 5–9
The Story Pirates Present #2
Digging Up Danger
Jacqueline West
For the child who loves to ask 'what if' and 'how,' this botanical mystery inspires budding authors to turn their own wi
Ages 8–12
Miss Mary Reporting
Sue Macy
For the child who needs to see that persistence pays off even when others say no, this biography follows a trailblazing
Ages 6–10
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Images and Issues of Women in Twentieth-Century America #4
War, Women, and the News
Catherine Gourley
A handful of daring women journalists risked everything on the front lines of World War II to report the news when few p
Ages 12–18
Hamlet Is Not OK
R. A. Spratt
Selby hates her reading assignments until she is suddenly transported directly into the world of Elsinore to experience
Ages 10–14
Kids' Book of Black Heroes
My Name is Phillis Wheatley
Afua Cooper
For the child grappling with the power of their own voice and identity, this moving story explores how creativity and re
Ages 9–13
Abe Lincoln Crosses a Creek: A Tall, Thin Tale (Introducing His Forgotten Frontier Friend)
Deborah Hopkinson
A terrifying slip into Knob Creek in 1816 leads to a life-saving rescue and a bond of friendship that young Abe Lincoln
Ages 4–8
Lucy Rose #2
Lucy Rose, Big on Plans
Katy Kelly
For the child who meets life's changes with big ideas and even bigger words, Lucy Rose offers a relatable look at naviga
Ages 7–10
Follow Follow
Marilyn Singer
For the child who loves to look at things from a different perspective, these poems transform completely when read from
Ages 6–11
Dash and Lily's Book of Dares
Rachel Cohn
For the teenager who feels like an outsider during the holidays and longs for a connection that goes deeper than surface
Ages 12–18
Anne Frank: The Young Writer Who Told the World Her Story
Ann Kramer
For the child curious about history and the power of finding one's voice. This biography explores how a young girl's pri
Ages 8–12
A Voice for Kanzas
Debra McArthur
For the child finding the courage to speak out against unfairness, even when they are the new kid in a divided community
Ages 8–12
Bill the Boy Wonder
Marc Tyler Nobleman
You may know Batman, but you don't know the man who actually created him. Uncover the true story of the secret writer wh
Ages 8–12
A Weave of Words
Robert D. San Souci
An unmotivated prince learns to read and weave to win a woman's heart, only to find those exact skills are his best defe
Ages 5–10
River Runs Deep
Jennifer Bradbury
For the teen starting to question why things are the way they are and seeking the courage to think for themselves in a w
Ages 13–18
On a Clear Day
Walter Dean Myers
For the teenager navigating the heavy weight of labels and the complex search for truth within a system that has already
Ages 13–18
The 14 Fibs of Gregory K.
Greg Pincus
For the child who feels like the odd one out in their own family. Gregory struggles to balance his love for poetry with
Ages 8–12
Word Nerd
Susin Nielsen
For the child who feels like an outsider and struggles to fit in, this heartwarming story shows how an unlikely friendsh
Ages 10–14
Toys in Space
written and illustrated by Mini Grey
For the child who feels nervous about being left alone or the dark, this imaginative tale uses the power of storytelling
Ages 3–7
Elbert's Bad Word
Audrey Wood
Elbert accidentally lets a bad word loose at an elegant garden party, but a helpful wizard is on hand to help him find m
Ages 4–8
Little Wolf #2
Little Wolf's Diary of Daring Deeds
Ian Whybrow
For the child who loves to laugh and play with words, follow Little Wolf as he finds his voice and courage while outsmar
Ages 7–10
Symptoms of Being Human
Jeff Garvin
Riley Cavanaugh starts an anonymous blog to process life as a gender-fluid teenager, balancing the safety of the interne
Ages 14–18
A Letter to My Teacher
Deborah Hopkinson
For the child who feels like the 'troublemaker' or struggles to sit still, this is a beautiful tribute to the teachers w
Ages 4–9
Good Night, Lily
Martha Alexander
Lily shares a bedtime story with her brother Willy, starting a cozy chain of reading that travels all the way to the fam
Ages 0–3
