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Making an Apology
Books for Making an Apology
Books for Making an Apology – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,457 books
0–3 yrs
547 books
4–7 yrs
1061 books
8–11 yrs
567 books
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Chapter Books
(1125)
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(129)
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(95)
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(75)
Middle Grade
(68)
Early Readers
(41)
Poetry
(10)
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(4)
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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Come and Eat!
George Ancona
For the child learning that choices have consequences and that growing up means taking responsibility for one's actions.
Ages 8–12
And Other Mistakes
Erika Turner
A single half-innocent mistake by an upper-class girl ripples across decades and war-torn landscapes, changing the cours
Ages 14–18
Rechenka's Eggs
Patricia Polacco
When a clumsy goose accidentally breaks Babushka's hand-painted treasures, a quiet miracle transforms their home in this
Ages 4–9
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12–18 yrs
285 books
Santa's Christmas Journey
Roger Brooke
For the child who needs to understand that it is never too late to change for the better and open one's heart to others.
Ages 8–14
Not Nothing
Gayle Forman
For the child who feels misunderstood or carries the weight of past mistakes and needs to see that redemption is always
Ages 10–14
Matt Christopher Sports Stories
Football Double Threat
Matt Christopher
Rocky is pushed to his limits when he takes over his injured best friend's position on the field while grappling with he
Ages 8–12
Win or Lose by How You Choose!
Judge Judy Sheindlin
For the child learning that every choice has a consequence, this interactive guide helps them practice making the right
Ages 6–12
Nikki & Deja #1
Nikki and Deja
Karen English
For the child navigating the ups and downs of elementary school social circles and learning how to keep a best friendshi
Ages 7–10
Bull Head Park
Christine McGeorge, Faith McGeorge
Bull Head Park was once ruled by a bully, but its history holds a bracing lesson about finding the courage to choose rig
Ages 6–10
Out of the Egg
Tina Matthews
For the child who struggles with sharing or feels left out when others won't help, this story explores the power of doin
Ages 3–7
Just Because: Where Another Point of View Makes a Better You!
Amber Housey
For the child learning to navigate social misunderstandings, this story shows how pausing to see things from another's p
Ages 4–8
Paddington Picture Books
Something Nasty in the Kitchen
Michael Bond
For the child who wants to help but often makes a mess, this story celebrates good intentions and the grace families sho
Ages 3–7
Bao's Doll
Bo Lu
A young girl in Taiwan tries to bridge the emotional gap between herself and her mother after a moment of dishonesty lea
Ages 4–8
Clementine #3
Clementine's Letter
Sara Pennypacker
For the child who struggles with changes in routine or feels a deep, possessive loyalty to a favorite teacher.
Ages 7–10
The Paper Cowboy
Kristin Levine
A young boy in the 1950s deals with a difficult family life and learns about the power of honesty during the era of McCa
Ages 10–14
Joseph
Brian Wildsmith
Golden borders frame the epic journey of a boy sold into Egyptian slavery, where grand illustrations show he is just one
Ages 5–11
The Wise Woman and Other Stories
George MacDonald
For the child struggling with entitlement or selfishness, these Victorian tales use magic and wonder to show how true be
Ages 8–14
Sadie and Ratz
Sonya Hartnett
Sadie and Ratz are two hands that just can’t stay out of trouble, especially when there is a younger brother around to p
Ages 6–9
The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things #3
Guyaholic
Carolyn Mackler
For the teenager navigating the complexities of physical intimacy and the emotional weight of a parent who walked away.
Ages 14–18
Hazelwood High #1
Tears of a Tiger
Sharon M. Draper
For teens grappling with the heavy weight of guilt, loss, or depression. This raw story explores the aftermath of a trag
Ages 13–18
Life in Prison
Stanley "Tookie" Williams, Barbara Cottman Becnel
Writing from a small cell on death row, Stanley Williams shares a sobering and direct warning about the choices that lea
Ages 10–16
Follow My Leader
James B. Garfield
After a sudden accident leaves him blind, Jimmy must learn to trust a loyal seeing-eye dog named Leader to find his way
Ages 8–12
Looking for JJ #1
Looking for JJ
Anne Cassidy
Alice Tully has a job and a boyfriend, but she is haunted by the day six years ago when three children went to the water
Ages 14–18
Daisy the Dog #1
A Ball for Daisy
Chris Raschka
Daisy’s world feels blue after her favorite red ball is destroyed, capturing the heavy sadness and quiet recovery that c
Ages 3–7
