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Navigating Social Media
Books for Navigating Social Media
Books for Navigating Social Media – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
499 books
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Chapter Books
(152)
Young Adult
(139)
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(18)
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Want to Go Private?
Sarah Darer Littman
Feeling invisible as high school begins, Abby turns away from her real-life friends to find connection with a mysterious
Ages 13–18
The Secret Cooking Club #1
Secrets and Scones
Laurel Remington
Scarlett felt invisible after her mom started a tell-all blog about her, but a secret cooking hobby helps her find new f
Ages 8–12
Media Literacy Basics #1
Staying Safe Online
Shannon McClintock Miller
For the child starting to explore the internet, this guide provides essential tools to navigate digital spaces safely wh
Ages 7–11
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Jam & Honey
Melita Morales
For parents helping children navigate the digital world and manage screen time. A helpful guide for understanding the sh
Ages 7–11
The Renegade Reporters
Elissa Brent Weissman
A group of students turns into a team of investigative journalists to uncover the truth and fight back against secrets h
Ages 8–12
Where You'll Find Me
Natasha Friend
Secrets and rumors fly through the halls of an elite Manhattan private school as two best friends face the drama of high
Ages 14–18
Locked Up for Freedom
Heather E. Schwartz
For the teen navigating complex social circles, high-stakes competition, and the pressure of public perception in a digi
Ages 14–18
A Beautiful Girl
Amy Schwartz
For the teenager navigating the high-stakes world of social hierarchies, intense friendships, and the pressure of public
Ages 14–18
Live, Laugh, Kidnap
Gabby Noone
For the teen navigating the absurdity of social media, small town politics, and the complexities of finding authentic fr
Ages 14–18
Joy and Drew Deal with Bullying
Seletha Marie Head Tucker M S
For children navigating the challenges of social dynamics both in the classroom and on their devices at home.
Ages 6–10
Well, That Was Unexpected
Jesse Q. Sutanto
Well, That Was Unexpected is a contemporary look at the chaotic intersections of family expectations and modern life fro
Ages 14–18
Vaccination Investigation
Tara Haelle
For the teenager navigating a world of conflicting headlines. This guide helps students evaluate medical claims and unde
Ages 12–18
The Baby-Sitters Club #71
Claudia and the Perfect Boy
Ann M. Martin
For the middle-schooler navigating the excitement and letdowns of first crushes and the gap between digital personas and
Ages 8–12
The Tapper Twins #4
Go Viral
Geoff Rodkey
For the child obsessed with becoming 'internet famous' or navigating the highs and lows of life on a smartphone.
Ages 8–12
Technically, You Started It
Lana Wood Johnson
A text about a class project turns into an all-consuming digital crush, but Haley has no idea she's actually falling for
Ages 12–18
The Obsession
Natasha Preston
Connie’s life is public thanks to her mother’s vlogs, but the spotlight turns deadly when girls who look like her begin
Ages 14–18
Twelfth Knight
Alexene Farol Follmuth
Tired of online sexism, Vi creates a male avatar to play her favorite game, only to find her school's star athlete is he
Ages 13–18
The Julian Game
Adele Griffin
A scholarship student at an elite academy creates a fake online persona to help a friend seek revenge, only to watch the
Ages 12–17
Margot Mertz #2
Margot Mertz for the Win
Carrie McCrossen, Ian McWethy
Senior year gets complicated when Margot tries to trade her secret cleanup business for student politics, only to find t
Ages 14–18
Deepfake
Sarah Darer Littman
After an anonymous gossip site posts a fake video of Dara, two rival valedictorians must clear their names and find out
Ages 12–18
Bad Kitty Chapter Books #18
Bad Kitty Makes a Movie
Nick Bruel
Everything goes haywire when Uncle Murray accidentally makes Kitty a viral internet star, leading to a chaotic and color
Ages 7–10
Girl Parts
John M. Cusick
For teens grappling with the pressure of online personas and the ache for real intimacy in a world where digital connect
Ages 14–18
Who Is AC? #1
Who Is AC?
Hope Larson
When a cell phone zaps Lin with cyberpowers, she must battle a digital villain spreading evil through binary code while
Ages 10–14
From the Files of Madison Finn #2
Only the Lonely
Laura Dower
For the child feeling left out while everyone else is busy, this story validates the quiet ache of being alone during a
Ages 8–12
