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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
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1371 books
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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
Wise Acres Farm #2
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
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12–18 yrs
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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
Rabbit & Robot #2
Rabbit and Robot and Ribbit
Cece Bell
Rabbit starts to feel the sting of jealousy when his best friend Robot spends all his time with their new pal, Ribbit.
Ages 5–8
Jake Maddox Sports Stories
Soccer Snub
Jake Maddox, Elliott Smith
For the young athlete who feels sidelined or ignored by a friend, this high-action story explores how to handle team ten
Ages 8–12
Justin Case #3
What Are Friends For?
Rachel Vail
For the child feeling left out as friends start forming new groups. Elizabeth navigates the tricky waters of second-grad
Ages 6–9
Chamelia #2
Chamelia and the New Kid in Class
Ethan Long
For the child who loves the spotlight and struggles when a new peer shines brighter. A colorful look at managing jealous
Ages 4–8
Ghostgirl #2
Homecoming
Tonya Hurley
Charlotte Usher was invisible in high school, but after a fatal accident with a gummy bear, she’s literally a ghost—and
Ages 12–17
Displaced Person
Lee Harding
Graeme is slowly fading away as the world stops noticing him, slipping into a silent, paper-thin reality where he is com
Ages 13–18
The Secret Language of Girls #1
The Secret Language of Girls
Frances O'Roark Dowell
For the child feeling the sting of a best friend drifting away. Navigate the confusing shift from childhood play to the
Ages 9–13
Worst Best Friends #1
Worst Best Friends
Max Dann
For the child navigating the tricky waters of shifting friendships when a duo becomes a trio. This humorous tale explore
Ages 8–12
Not Now, Bernard
David McKee
Bernard finds a monster in the garden, but his parents are too busy to notice—even when the monster follows Bernard righ
Ages 3–7
The Clique #7
It's Not Easy Being Mean
Lisi Harrison
For the middle schooler navigating the high-stakes world of cliques, social hierarchies, and the pressure to stay on top
Ages 11–14
Penny Draws #1
Penny Draws a Best Friend
Sara Shepard
Fifth grade is full of spinning thoughts and big questions for Penny, especially when her best friend starts acting stra
Ages 8–12
Ruby's Sword
Jacqueline Véissid
For the child who feels left out by older siblings, this story celebrates the magic of finding your own adventure throug
Ages 4–8
Where's the Party?
Ruth Chan
For the child who feels left out or worries they aren't invited, this silly story helps navigate the sting of exclusion
Ages 4–8
My Best, Best Friend
Lauren Child
Lola and Lotta do everything together until a new girl joins their class, leaving Lola to wonder if she has lost her bes
Ages 4–7
A Kids Book About
A Kids Book About Being Inclusive
Ashton Mota, Rebekah Bruesehoff
For the child who wonders why some people are left out or how to welcome others, this guide explains how to celebrate th
Ages 5–9
The Greatest Thing
Sarah Winifred Searle
Sophomore year starts in lonely silence after Winifred's friends transfer, but art class offers a fresh start with new c
Ages 14–18
The Cannibals
Cynthia D. Grant
For the teen navigating the shark-infested waters of high school, this satirical look at popularity helps them find thei
Ages 12–17
Reptiles Are My Life
Megan McDonald
Reptile-loving Maggie feels pushed aside when her best friend Amanda starts spending time with a new classmate who loves
Ages 5–9
Junior High Drama #1
The Middle School Mean Queens
Louise Simonson
For the child feeling the sting of middle school cliques, this story helps navigate social hierarchies and the pressure
Ages 8–12
