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Books for Being Left Out – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
4,015 books
0–3 yrs
484 books
4–7 yrs
1230 books
8–11 yrs
1449 books
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The Friend Ship
Kat Yeh
A little hedgehog sets out on a grand quest to find a vessel called the Friend Ship, gathering a crew of lonely animals
Ages 4–8
Goosebumps #7
Night of the Living Dummy
R. L. Stine
Sibling rivalry takes a terrifying turn when Kris gets her own ventriloquist dummy to compete with her sister, only for
Ages 8–12
Plain Jane and the Mermaid
Vera Brosgol
Plain Jane isn't a typical heroine, but when a mermaid kidnaps her maybe-fiancé, she must journey into the dangerous dee
Ages 8–12
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I Promise #2
We Are Family
LeBron James, Andrea Williams
Five teammates scrap and hustle to save their beloved basketball program, discovering that community is the real win on
Ages 8–12
The Pain and the Great One #3
Friend or Fiend?
Judy Blume
Between a silent vow in class and a snowy rescue, Jake and Abigail navigate the messy, confusing line between a loyal fr
Ages 6–9
One or Two Things I Learned About Love
Dyan Sheldon
Hildy's ordinary summer turns into a diary of first love when she meets Connor, proving that real relationships are way
Ages 12–17
The School for Good and Evil #1
The School for Good and Evil
Soman Chainani
Kidnapped and whisked away to a fabled school, best friends Sophie and Agatha are shocked to find themselves assigned to
Ages 10–14
Bullies Stink
Audra Heatly Blazey
Skippy and Peter learn that standing together is the best way to face their fears and handle a bully.
Ages 4–8
The Dating Game #3
Can True Love Survive High School?
Natalie Standiford
Crushes, daydreams, and confusing Saturday nights collide as Holly, Madison, and Lina try to figure out if they’ve found
Ages 12–17
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret
Judy Blume
Twelve-year-old Margaret navigates the arrival of puberty, the complications of new friendships, and her own private sea
Ages 9–13
The Boy and the Bear
Tracey Corderoy
A lonely boy and a bear who doesn't know how to play games build a treehouse together, sparking a friendship that spans
Ages 3–7
Matthew Martin #1
Everyone Else's Parents Said Yes
Paula Danziger
Matthew’s constant practical jokes finally catch up to him when the girls in his class declare war just before his eleve
Ages 8–12
Babymouse: Tales from the Locker #4
Curtain Call
Jennifer L. Holm
Babymouse is determined to take center stage in the school play, but she soon learns that managing lines and set design
Ages 8–12
Heidi Heckelbeck #28
Heidi Heckelbeck Takes the Cake
Wanda Coven
Heidi is so busy with school projects that she forgets her best friend's birthday, and now she must plan a magical party
Ages 5–9
Ballet Bug
Christine McDonnell
Bea finds herself torn between the ice rink and the dance studio as she tries to balance her love for hockey with her ne
Ages 7–10
Yoko & Friends School Days #6
Be My Valentine
Rosemary Wells
Mrs. Jenkins’s classroom is filled with glitter, peppermint hearts, and kindness as everyone works together to make sure
Ages 3–6
Gallagher Girls #2
Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy
Ally Carter
A security breach at a top-secret spy school leaves Cammie crawling through walls to clear her name while dealing with m
Ages 12–17
Big Nate #13
Big Nate: Say Good-bye to Dork City
Lincoln Peirce
Nate Wright is tired of being a dork, so he ditches his usual crew to join the school's coolest posse. See if his new re
Ages 8–12
The Loser List #4
Take Me to Your Loser
H.N. Kowitt
Hiding from a bully in the gym leads Danny into a high-stakes seventh-grade election where he might actually accidentall
Ages 8–12
Again, Again
E. Lockhart
For teens grappling with 'what-ifs' after a family crisis, this inventive story explores how different choices can lead
Ages 14–18
Weird Little Robots
Carolyn Crimi
Penny Rose finds magic in her handmade robots, but a new friendship and a secret science club soon put her mechanical co
Ages 8–12
Daughters of the Moon #1
Goddess of the Night
Lynne Ewing
Vanessa can turn invisible and Catty can travel through time, but together they must embrace their identities as moon go
Ages 10–14
Merci Suárez #3
Merci Suárez Plays It Cool
Meg Medina
Eighth grade is a swirl of new responsibilities, popular teammates, and family worries as Merci Suárez learns how to be
Ages 9–12
Little Beaver and the Echo
Amy MacDonald
Searching for the source of a mysterious voice, a lonely beaver wanders the pond and finds that the friends he meets are
Ages 3–7
