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Books for Being Left Out – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
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Vampire Academy: The Graphic Novel #1
Vampire Academy
Richelle Mead, Leigh Dragoon
Magic classes and physical drills meet the sharp sting of high school gossip for a vampire princess and her protector at
Ages 12–18
Malka
Mirjam Pressler
Separated from her mother during a desperate escape to the border, seven-year-old Malka must survive the terrifying wint
Ages 12–18
Backwards
Todd Mitchell
A mysterious consciousness called the Rider experiences Dan's life in reverse, searching for the small moments and misse
Ages 14–18
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Wilfred the Rat #1
Wilfred the Rat
James Stevenson
A lonely rat finds companionship with a chipmunk and squirrel at an amusement park and must decide what matters most whe
Ages 4–8
And You Give Me a Pain, Elaine
Stella Pevsner
For the child feeling invisible next to a difficult sibling, this 1970s classic explores finding your own voice and proc
Ages 10–14
Dragon Masters #5
Song of the Poison Dragon
Tracey West
New Dragon Master Petra is a total know-it-all who won't bond with her four-headed dragon, but she must learn to team up
Ages 6–9
The Boy, the Troll, and the Chalk
Anne Booth
A boy approaches a lonely troll's cave with a piece of chalk, starting a wordless exchange of drawings that reveals the
Ages 4–8
Mistletoe The Not Lost Reindeer: A chapter book filled with drama and adventure, friendship and kindness, courage and comedy, topped off by a ... with Santa Claus (Holiday Books for Children)
Bryson Walker
For the child navigating the fear of being separated from family, this adventure offers a reassuring reminder that coura
Ages 7–11
Stuck Up and Stupid #2
My Wonderful Disgrace
Angourie Rice, Kate Rice
A perfectly planned Senior Ball spirials into a dark comedy of errors involving social media leaks, student protests, an
Ages 13–18
Dino Tales: Life Guides for Families #8
Democracy for Dinosaurs
Laurie Krasny Brown
For the child curious about how communities work together fairly. This guide uses friendly dinosaurs to explain big idea
Ages 4–8
The Ogress and the Orphans
Kelly Barnhill
For children observing unfairness or 'fake news' in the world, this sophisticated fable shows how kindness and truth can
Ages 8–13
Book Buddies #3
Dazzle Makes a Wish
Cynthia Lord
For the child adjusting to a new town or feeling nervous about making friends, this gentle story mirrors the vulnerabili
Ages 6–9
What Happens Next
Colleen Clayton
Haunted by a trauma she can barely remember, sixteen-year-old Sid struggles to reconnect with her life while navigating
Ages 14–18
Imagine You and Me
Benson Shum
For the child who feels like an outsider or needs help seeing past first impressions, this story celebrates finding a ki
Ages 3–7
I Hope This Doesn't Find You
Ann Liang
Sadie Wen keeps her perfect reputation by venting her true feelings in secret email drafts, until the day her honest ran
Ages 12–18
My Undead Life
Emma T. Graves
For the middle schooler who feels like an outsider, this humorous diary follows a girl navigating the awkwardness of bei
Ages 8–12
The Devouring Wolf
Natalie C. Parker
When Riley fails to shift into a wolf on the night of the full moon, she must face a terrifying legend that has come to
Ages 8–12
Dumplin' #2
Puddin'
Julie Murphy
An unlikely friendship and a touch of romance blossom in this heartfelt story about body positivity and the beauty of be
Ages 13–18
Patty Dillman #2
Promises to Keep
Susan Wojciechowski
Eighth-grader Patty Dillman sets a New Year's goal to join the popular circle by befriending Penni Pendleton, testing he
Ages 10–14
Judy Moody and Friends #4
Frank Pearl in The Awful Waffle Kerfuffle
Megan McDonald
Frank Pearl wants to win a trophy more than anything, whether it takes a yo-yo trick, a talking parrot, or a victory at
Ages 6–9
The Swift Boys & Me
Kody Keplinger
For the child navigating the ripple effects of a neighbor's family crisis, this story explores how friendship changes wh
Ages 8–12
Liza's Blue Moon
Diane Stevens
Thirteen-year-old Liza finds her voice as a writer while navigating the quiet tensions of her parents' marriage and the
Ages 10–14
Point Horror #17
Sister Dearest
D. E. Athkins
For the teenager grappling with intense sibling rivalry or the feeling that a family member isn't who they seem to be. A
Ages 12–16
Cloud Making Friends
Anna Lumb
For the child who feels like an outsider or struggles to find their place in a group, this story explores the gentle pro
Ages 6–9
