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Books for Being Left Out – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
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Speedy Publishing Animal Stories
Dumpling Gets a New Housemate
Speedy Publishing
A high-energy shelter puppy named Denise creates chaos in her new home, leaving Dumpling the Persian cat to wonder if th
Ages 3–7
Heroine
Mindy McGinnis
Star catcher Mickey Catalan turns to painkillers to stay on the field after a crash, sparking a dangerous spiral where t
Ages 14–18
I thought we were friends!
Judith Millecker
For children processing big feelings after a conflict with a friend or a breach of trust.
Ages 5–10
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Sister Friend
Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow
Ameena feels invisible at her new school until another student arrives who understands exactly what it is like to stand
Ages 4–8
Ophelia After All
Racquel Marie
Between rose-gardening and high school endings, Ophelia realizes her new feelings for Talia don't fit the boy-crazy imag
Ages 14–18
I, Coriander
Sally Gardner
Trapped in a chest by a cruel stepmother, Coriander escapes into a world of silver shoes and fairy princes to save her f
Ages 10–14
Hoop Girlz
Lucy Jane Bledsoe
Family and survival collide in this story about the grit it takes to keep playing the game when the odds are against you
Ages 8–12
Continental Drifter
Kathy MacLeod
Kathy spends her winters in Bangkok and her summers in Maine, feeling like a ghost in both places as she searches for a
Ages 8–12
The Bunyip of Berkeley's Creek
Jenny Wagner
A lonely creature from Berkeley’s Creek is certain he is a bunyip, but he must find proof when everyone else insists tha
Ages 4–8
Dealing with Bullying
Sometimes Jokes Aren't Funny
Amanda F. Doering
Animal characters show how words meant as jokes can sometimes be used to bully and offer ways to stand up for yourself a
Ages 5–9
Boys with Sharp Teeth
Jenni Howell
Vengeance and forbidden desires collide within the walls of an elite boarding school where dangerous secrets are hidden
Ages 14–18
Zena and the Witch Circus
Alice Low
Zena is a witch with no apparent magic, but her lack of talent doesn't stop her from stepping up when the Witch Circus n
Ages 6–9
The Marshmallow Incident
Judi Barrett
Two rival towns separated by a strict yellow line find themselves in a sticky situation when a massive marshmallow fight
Ages 4–8
Yes We Can!
Sam McBratney
Little Roo and his friends have stopped playing and started teasing, until a clever idea from mom helps them appreciate
Ages 3–7
The Awkward Series #1
Truly Madly Awkward
Beth Garrod
For the teen feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to be 'cool,' this story offers a hilarious look at surviving social mi
Ages 11–15
Arthur Good Sports #1
Arthur and the Recess Rookie
Stephen Krensky
Arthur takes on a challenge from Francine on the kickball field to show that you don't have to be the best athlete to be
Ages 6–9
Sibling Split #3
Trouble in the City
M. G. Higgins
Annabelle struggles to find her place in a busy new city and feels like an outsider while visiting her mother’s blended
Ages 12–18
Reel Life Starring Us
Lisa Greenwald
Popular Dina and "queen bee" Chelsea team up for an eighth-grade video project, discovering that private family struggle
Ages 10–14
The Geek Chronicles #3
Rosie Swanson: Fourth-Grade Geek for President
Barbara Park
Unpopular fourth-grader Rosie Swanson decides she has had enough of the status quo and challenges the two most popular k
Ages 8–11
The Town of Turtle
Michelle Cuevas
A lonely turtle decides to open his shell and his heart, transforming his solitary life into a vibrant community where e
Ages 4–8
The Kids from Kennedy Middle School #1
Queen of the Sixth Grade
Ilene Cooper
Robin is thrilled to join a secret sixth-grade club, until she realizes the leader is a bully and she is the new target
Ages 8–12
Ask Elizabeth
Elizabeth Berkley
Based on real workshops, this diary-style guide answers the most pressing questions teen girls have about friendships, s
Ages 12–17
Claymates #2
Claydate
Dev Petty
Two friends molding clay characters must navigate messy feelings of jealousy and impatience as they try to build a story
Ages 4–8
Seven Days
Eve Ainsworth
Jess faces daily dread at school because of Kez, while Kez hides her own difficult life behind the comfort of having pow
Ages 12–16
