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Books for Becoming a Big Kid
Books for Becoming a Big Kid – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
11,523 books
0–3 yrs
8087 books
4–7 yrs
3405 books
8–11 yrs
392 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Pippi Longstocking Storybooks
Pippi Goes to the Circus
Astrid Lindgren
Pippi takes her antics to the big top, where she attempts to walk the tightrope and take on the world's strongest man.
Ages 4–8
Boo Bear's Light
CATHERINE ANN. RUSSELL
For the child who feels small or unimportant, this gentle story follows a bear discovering how his unique inner sparkle
Ages 3–7
My First German Picture Books #6
Transportation & Directions
Sophia S.
For the curious toddler eager to identify the world around them, this book introduces the way things move and where they
Ages 0–3
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The Original Peter Rabbit Books #4
The Tale of Benjamin Bunny
Beatrix Potter
Peter Rabbit and his bold cousin Benjamin venture back into Mr. McGregor’s dangerous garden to reclaim the clothes Peter
Ages 4–7
Flora's Very Windy Day
Jeanne Birdsall
When a gale-force wind sweeps her little brother away, Flora must decide if she wants him back or if she should trade hi
Ages 4–8
Bruce the Balding Moose
Corinne Mellor
Bruce the Moose is devastated to lose his antlers right before the big Lodge dance, but his loyal friends scramble to fi
Ages 3–7
Let's Play Basketball!
Charles R. Smith Jr.
A bouncy basketball has a mind of its own and begs to be taken outside for a day of dribbling, shooting, and active play
Ages 2–5
VeggieTales: Values to Grow By #1
The Case of the Lost Temper
Doug Peterson
For the child who struggles with big bursts of anger. Junior Asparagus and Bob the Tomato team up to solve the mystery o
Ages 4–8
Get Up and Go!
Nancy Carlson
For the child learning to love their body as it is, this cheerful guide celebrates moving for fun and health rather than
Ages 3–7
What Could I Be?
What Could Caroline Be?
Little Hedgehog Books
For the child exploring their identity and the endless possibilities of who they might grow up to be, from artists to ad
Ages 3–7
Usborne Very First Reading #10
Late Night at the Zoo
Mairi Mackinnon
For the child who struggles with bedtime or wonders what happens after the lights go out, this silly story turns the nig
Ages 5–7
DK Readers
Daring Dinosaur
Rebecca Baines
For the young explorer eager to identify every creature in the prehistoric world. This early reader satisfies big curios
Ages 5–7
Clever Beatrice #1
Clever Beatrice
Margaret Willey
Clever Beatrice proves that brains beat brawn when she uses her sharp wits to trick a wealthy giant out of his gold.
Ages 4–8
Pop-Up Trucks at Work #1
Here Comes Dump Truck
David Breverton
For the little one who is fascinated by every passing truck, this sturdy book introduces the hardworking world of constr
Ages 1–3
Oxford Reading Tree: Word Sparks
The Lost Gift
Elen Caldecott
For the child learning how to take initiative and help others. A relatable story about the satisfaction of solving a pro
Ages 5–7
Wee Sing
Wee Sing and Move
Pamela Conn Beall, Susan Hagen Nipp
For the child who has energy to burn and a song in their heart. This interactive collection turns storytime into playtim
Ages 2–7
The Bus Is for Us
Michael Rosen
Whether it's by bike or by car, this group of friends decides that the shared experience of the bus is the most exciting
Ages 2–5
The Crunching Munching Caterpillar
Sheridan Cain
A hungry caterpillar spends his days munching on leaves, all while dreaming of the day he can fly through the sky like h
Ages 2–6
Pony Mysteries #3
The Clue in the Clubhouse
Jeanne Betancourt
Penny Ryder and her friends build their very own clubhouse and quickly find a mystery to solve with the help of a trusty
Ages 6–8
Oliver and Amanda Pig #13
Oliver Pig and the Best Fort Ever
Jean Van Leeuwen
Building the best fort ever in the backyard is an exciting mission, especially when Oliver Pig's friends join in to help
Ages 5–8
Broken Sky #3
The Twilight War
Chris Wooding
Ryushi and Kia have spent years in hiding, perfecting secret combat skills for a destiny they are only just beginning to
Ages 9–13
Emma the Witch #1
Yuck!
James Stevenson
When mean witches leave her out, Emma gathers her animal friends to prove that a little creativity and kindness can crea
Ages 4–8
Let's Talk About Life Science #3
Why Do We Need Poop?
Laura K. Murray
For the curious child asking 'why' about everything, this book transforms a gross topic into a fascinating lesson on how
Ages 4–8
Know Your Hairitage #2
Zion's Crown
Zenda M. Walker
For the child learning to embrace their natural hair. This rhythmic celebration of Black hairstyles fosters pride, confi
Ages 4–8
