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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
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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Adventures of Samara and Alphabet #1
The First Magic Trick
Priyanka Agarwal Mehta
Alphabet the elephant wants to turn blue, and it's up to Samara to help. Join the duo as they use imaginative problem-so
Ages 3–8
The Misadventures of Tallulah Casey #2
A Midsummer Tights Dream
Louise Rennison
For the teenager navigating the hilarious highs and cringe-worthy lows of finding their voice, managing big dreams, and
Ages 12–16
Great Lives #1
Pablo Picasso
Isabel Muñoz
An artist who began painting at age seven narrates his own journey from realistic sketches to the bold, deconstructed sh
Ages 6–10
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Sophie & Stephie: The Travel Sisters #3
Hello, Australia!
Ekaterina Otiko
Two sisters travel through the outback to write a song for the Sydney Opera House, discovering the Great Barrier Reef an
Ages 4–8
Prairie School #2
The Secret School
Avi
When the only school in her Colorado town closes, Ida refuses to give up on her dreams and decides to run a secret class
Ages 8–12
The Romeo and Juliet Code #1
The Romeo and Juliet Code
Phoebe Stone
For the child feeling displaced or confused by family silence. A young girl uncovers secrets through coded letters after
Ages 8–12
Silver Seeds
Paul Paolilli, Dan Brewer
Sunrise, fog, and starlight come to life through clever acrostic poems that paint the natural world in a striking and im
Ages 4–8
Life Hungers to Abound: Poems of the Family
Helen Plotz
Poignant verses capture the messy, beautiful reality of home, from the quiet joys of brotherhood to the sharp sorrows of
Ages 12–18
Thirteens #3
Glassheart
Kate Alice Marshall
Eleanor and her friends flee into a chaotic new world where malicious fairy tales threaten to erase their memories and s
Ages 8–12
Sylvie and Bruno #2
Sylvie and Bruno Concluded
Lewis Carroll
Enter a world of Victorian wit and fairy spirits where wordplay, logic, and nonsensical fantasy collide in the final cha
Ages 11–18
What Happens Next? #3
Newsroom Nonsense
Jess Smart Smiley
Sunbright Middle School is in total chaos, and you must choose the path to save the student paper from weird potatoes, a
Ages 8–12
Orris and Timble #3
Star Stories
Kate DiCamillo
A rat and an owl meet in a barn each night to share tales, until a brave offer to fly together tests their trust and cha
Ages 5–8
The Visconti House
Elsbeth Edgar
Fourteen-year-old Laura finds a kindred spirit in a new student named Leon as they uncover the secrets hidden within the
Ages 12–16
Sheep 101
Richard T. Morris
Counting sheep usually helps people fall asleep, but when number 101 comes crashing in, bedtime becomes a hilarious disa
Ages 4–8
Arthur Adventure #15
Arthur Meets the President
Marc Brown
Arthur wins a trip to the White House, but stage fright takes over until his little sister D.W. steps in to help him del
Ages 4–8
Miss Emily
Burleigh Muten
A group of children joins a reclusive Emily Dickinson for a midnight trek to the garden to catch a glimpse of a passing
Ages 7–10
Sunny #5
Sunny Makes Her Case
Jennifer L. Holm, Matthew Holm
Sunny struggles to find her place in middle school until a new debate club teaches her that finding your voice is about
Ages 8–12
The Diaries of Bluebell Gadsby #1
After Iris
Natasha Farrant
Bluebell Gadsby captures the beautiful chaos of her London family in a diary as she finds her way back to herself after
Ages 9–12
The Eagle's Gift
Rafe Martin
A young boy seeks the help of the Eagle Mother to bring his brothers home, bringing the world the lasting gifts of music
Ages 6–10
Revolutionary Mary: The True Story of One Woman, the Declaration of Independence, and America's Fight for Freedom
Karen Blumenthal
For children discovering that history is full of hidden heroes. This inspiring biography reveals the woman who literally
Ages 4–8
Just Call Me Stupid
Tom Birdseye
A fifth grader who has always struggled to read finally finds the courage to believe in himself when a friendly new neig
Ages 8–12
Alice by Heart
Steven Sater
Deep in a London Tube station during World War II, fifteen-year-old Alice uses a beloved story to make sense of loss and
Ages 12–18
Black Children Affirmations #1
Black Girl Magic
Mahogany L. Browne
This lyrical anthem blooms with strength and self-love, defying society's limits to celebrate the brilliance of Black gi
Ages 4–8
Mungo #1
Mungo and the Spiders from Space
Timothy Knapman
When a missing page threatens to end a space adventure, Mungo leaps right into the book to help Captain Galacticus stop
Ages 4–8
