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Books for Being Left Out
Books for Being Left Out – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
3,976 books
0–3 yrs
480 books
4–7 yrs
1226 books
8–11 yrs
1418 books
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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Night Lunch
Eric Fan
A feathery cook serves midnight feasts to city animals while a lonely street sweeper watches from the shadows, waiting f
Ages 4–8
The Lie That Sounded Nice
Garrick David Pattenden
Leo and his friends realize that some smiles are traps and some kindness is used to control. This honest story helps ide
Ages 8–14
A First Time for Everything
Dan Santat
Awkward middle schooler Dan heads to Europe expecting the worst, only to find first friendships, first loves, and a life
Ages 10–14
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12–18 yrs
826 books
Hating Alison Ashley
Robin Klein
Erica Yurgen and Alison Ashley go head-to-head in a fierce classroom competition to prove who is the true undisputed sta
Ages 10–14
Gossip Girl
It Had To Be You
Cecily von Ziegesar
Step into the glittering world of Manhattan’s elite, where three gorgeous best friends deal with love triangles and secr
Ages 14–18
Those Girls
Lauren Saft
For teens navigating the high-stakes world of female friendship, where keeping secrets and trying to fit in can sometime
Ages 14–18
Fashion Kitty #3
Fashion Kitty and the B.O.Y.S.
Charise Mericle Harper
For the child navigating tricky playground dynamics and learning that standing up for yourself is always in style.
Ages 7–10
Cookiesaurus Rex #2
Cookiesaurus Christmas
Amy Fellner Dominy, Nate Evans
Cookiesaurus Rex is determined to prove he is the tastiest treat in the kitchen so he can win a coveted spot on Santa's
Ages 3–7
W.I.T.C.H. #7
The Light of Meridian
Disney Book Group
Stung by a best friend's betrayal, Cornelia ventures alone into the city of Meridian to face her past and ends up in the
Ages 8–12
Judy Moody and Friends #11
Not-So-Lucky Lefty
Megan McDonald
Judy Moody is the only right-hander in a family of lefties, and she must pass a one-day southpaw challenge to join a tri
Ages 6–9
Bear and Bee #2
Too Busy
Sergio Ruzzier
Bear wants to splash and play, but Bee is constantly on the move until a quiet moonlit moment teaches them both about th
Ages 4–8
Monster High Diaries #3
Frankie Stein and the New Ghoul at School
Nessi Monstrata
Frankie is excited to welcome a new student to Monster High, until she begins to worry that her friends and her own pet
Ages 7–12
The Clique #1
The Clique
Lisi Harrison
In the exclusive world of private school social circles, newcomer Claire must use every ounce of wit to survive Massie B
Ages 10–14
Disney Villains #10
Fire & Fate
Serena Valentino
Shamed by his family and forced to rule the Underworld, Hades makes a bargain with three mysterious witches that could r
Ages 12–18
Horace and Morris #1
Horace and Morris but Mostly Dolores
James Howe
Horace, Morris, and Dolores do everything together until new clubs with strict rules pull them apart. Can they find a wa
Ages 4–8
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
Charlie and Lola #7
Slightly Invisible
Lauren Child
For the younger sibling who feels left out of the 'big kids' games and wants to prove their own cleverness through the p
Ages 3–7
Flower Fairies Friends #1
Strawberry's New Friend
Pippa Le Quesne
When Blackberry makes a new friend and their plants bloom at different times, Strawberry must figure out if their friend
Ages 5–8
Pinky and Rex #10
Pinky and Rex and the Perfect Pumpkin
James Howe
A traditional autumn trip to pick and carve pumpkins feels different this year when a cousin's jealous behavior makes Re
Ages 6–9
Friends for Keeps #3
My Forever Friends
Julie Bowe
A bitter feud between former best friends splits the entire fourth grade, leaving Ida May caught in the middle as she tr
Ages 7–10
The Secret Chicken Club
George Shannon
Debbie is a cow with a passion for dancing, but she has one big problem: she wants to be part of a club meant only for c
Ages 4–8
Something Else
Kathryn Cave
After being left out for being different, a small creature learns that his unique perspective allows him to welcome othe
Ages 3–7
The Way to Bea
Kat Yeh
Bea hides haikus written in invisible ink to cope with a changing home life, only to find a mysterious reply that leads
Ages 8–12
Katie Woo
No Valentines for Katie
Fran Manushkin
For the child who feels left out during classroom celebrations or worries about being forgotten by friends.
Ages 5–7
