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Being Left Out
Books for Being Left Out
Books for Being Left Out – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
3,815 books
0–3 yrs
463 books
4–7 yrs
1170 books
8–11 yrs
1371 books
By format:
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(1726)
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(324)
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(158)
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(97)
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(87)
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(38)
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(15)
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3–5
6–8
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Dove Square #2
Goodbye, Dove Square
Janet McNeill
Matt and his friends have moved to new apartments, but they are drawn back to their old neighborhood to save a friend le
Ages 10–14
Damson's Friendship Wish
Deborah Lawson
For the child who feels like the 'odd one out' and is looking for where they belong. A gentle story about a lonely drago
Ages 3–7
The Very Lonely Tree
Sue Fox
For the child who feels like an outsider or is struggling to find where they belong in a new group.
Ages 3–7
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12–18 yrs
791 books
Egghead
Caroline Pignat
A ninth-grade girl must decide how to react when her longtime friend becomes the target of cruel treatment from school b
Ages 12–15
Lili Macaroni #2
Lili Macaroni et Alice feu d'artifice
Nicole Testa
Lili finds a creative way to make her sorrows fly away after her kindergarten classmates are mean about the way she look
Ages 4–7
I May Be Shy, But I'm Not Invisible!
Florence Malchi
For the child who feels overlooked or nervous in groups, this book validates their quiet nature while helping them find
Ages 4–8
The Critter Club #2
All About Ellie
Callie Barkley
Ellie lands a lead role in the spring play, but she soon finds that the spotlight is making her forget her friends and t
Ages 5–8
Learning about Friendship
Kay Al-Ghani
For the child who finds playground rules confusing or struggles to understand social cues while trying to make and keep
Ages 5–11
Edna Elephant Stops Bullying at School
Bernetta L. Simmons
For the child who needs a boost of confidence to stand up against mean behavior or for a class looking to build a kinder
Ages 4–8
Carl the Misunderstood Crocodile
Kimberly Wylie
For the child who feels left out because of how they look or has been judged before getting a chance to speak. A gentle
Ages 3–7
The Kindness Pact of Grumblefoot Glen
Kristine Iskierka
For the child who often feels grumpy or left out, this sweet tale shows how a little kindness can transform a lonely hea
Ages 3–7
Leaf
written and illustrated by Sandra Dieckmann
A misplaced polar bear causes fear among the forest animals until they look past his appearance to help him find his way
Ages 3–7
The Outermost Mouse
Lauren Wolk
For the child who feels like an outsider because of their appearance, this lyrical journey celebrates finding where you
Ages 8–12
American History Picture Books
Worst of Friends
Suzanne Tripp Jurmain
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson go from close companions to bitter political rivals as they struggle to define the futur
Ages 6–9
The Thistle Princess
Vivian French
A king and queen are so enchanted by their flower-born child that they hide her away, keeping her safe but lonely within
Ages 4–8
Willowood
Cecilia Galante
Moving to a new city leaves fifth grader Lily feeling lonely and invisible. Her world begins to change as she gathers a
Ages 8–12
Sweety
Andrea Zuill
Sweety marches to her own beat and wonders if she will ever find a kindred spirit who appreciates her unique way of look
Ages 3–7
Aaron #2
Better than Weird
Anna Kerz
Aaron struggles to fit in with his sixth-grade classmates while holding onto the hopeful belief that everything will cha
Ages 9–12
Gilbert and Friends
Roses Are Pink, Your Feet Really Stink
Diane deGroat
Gilbert's mean Valentine's Day prank backfires into total chaos, leaving him to find a way to fix the hurt feelings he c
Ages 4–8
I Was Told There Would Be Romance
Marie Arnold
Fifteen-year-old Fancy balances her Haitian American roots with the everyday drama of high school friendships and the qu
Ages 12–18
Little Legends #6
The Magic Looking Glass
Tom Percival
For the child learning that jumping to conclusions can cause big problems, this story helps navigate the tricky waters o
Ages 7–10
Witch, Goblin, and Ghost #2
Witch, Goblin, and Ghost Are Back
Sue Alexander
Join a witch, a goblin, and a ghost in five easy-to-read adventures about friendship and feelings.
Ages 6–9
Horrible Holidays
Audrey Wood
Christmas cheer is hard to find when cousin Mert arrives and starts making Alf’s life miserable during the holidays.
Ages 6–9
How I Survived Middle School #11
Wish Upon a Star
Nancy Krulik
The winter dance is approaching and Addie is in big trouble after lying about booking a pop star, leaving Jenny to find
Ages 7–10
