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Books for Single-Parent Home – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
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Lost in the Clouds
Tom Tinn-Disbury
Billy looks for his mother in the sunshine and the shadows of the clouds in this gentle story about navigating life afte
Ages 3–7
Momo Arashima #1
Steals the Sword of the Wind
Misa Sugiura
Momo’s ordinary life ends when a talking fox reveals she is the daughter of a Shinto goddess and must protect the gatewa
Ages 8–12
Lean on Pete
Willy Vlautin
Charley and a broken-down racehorse named Lean on Pete embark on a perilous trek from a Portland track to Wyoming in a g
Ages 14–18
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Molly and Her Dad
Jan Ormerod
For children navigating the mixed emotions of a parent's long distance visit, this story gently explores bridging the ga
Ages 4–8
The King of Jam Sandwiches
Eric Walters
For the child who carries heavy secrets at home, this moving story validates the struggle of living with a parent's ment
Ages 9–13
If I Tell You the Truth
Jasmin Kaur
For teens grappling with the weight of family secrets or systemic injustice, this lyrical journey follows a mother and d
Ages 14–18
Eb & Flow
Kelly J. Baptist
For the child grappling with the fallout of a bad choice or a playground fight, exploring how two perspectives can lead
Ages 8–12
Max and His Family #1
Weekends with Max and His Dad
Linda Urban
For the child navigating the transition of two homes after a divorce and looking for ways to stay connected with a paren
Ages 7–10
Lost Hallway: Where Do Lost Things Go?
Peter G. Reynolds
For the adolescent navigating the complexities of puberty, changing friendships, and the honest, sometimes messy journey
Ages 10–18
What About Will
Ellen Hopkins
Crank is a novel by Ellen Hopkins published in 2004. It is based loosely on the real life addictions of the author's dau
Ages 10–14
Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas
Russell Hoban
Emmet Otter and his widowed Ma both want to buy each other a special Christmas gift, leading to a touching tale of sacri
Ages 4–8
Kiffe Kiffe Tomorrow
Faïza Guène
Doria finds her own sharp, philosophical voice while surviving life in a Paris housing project with an absent father and
Ages 14–18
Lucy Rose #1
Lucy Rose, Here's the Thing About Me
Katy Kelly
For the child adjusting to life in two houses after a divorce, this story offers a bright, funny perspective on navigati
Ages 7–10
All Kinds of Animal Families
Sophy Henn
For the child curious about why some families have two dads, one mom, or live in big groups, this nature-focused look at
Ages 3–7
From the Files of Madison Finn #12
Double Dare
Laura Dower
Birthday party planning turns into a digital showdown as Madison enters a friendly competition to design the best websit
Ages 8–12
Ride the Wind
Nicola Davies
For the child processing the loss of a parent or struggling with a distant relationship at home, this story of healing a
Ages 7–10
Smekday #1
The True Meaning of Smekday
Adam Rex
For children navigating unexpected changes or feeling like outsiders, this hilarious adventure explores finding friendsh
Ages 8–12
The Facts Speak for Themselves
Brock Cole
Thirteen-year-old Linda tells a social worker the difficult facts of her life, from her unstable home to the violent eve
Ages 14–18
Skate
Michael Harmon
Seeking a fresh start away from a broken home, Ian and his younger brother flee to Washington State to track down their
Ages 12–17
Angel Corners #2
Lulu's Mixed-Up Movie
Fran Manushkin
Lulu tries to sabotage her father's new romance with a camera and a plan, but a guardian angel-in-training has other ide
Ages 8–12
The Baby-Sitters Club #24
Kristy and the Mother's Day Surprise
Ann M. Martin
For the child navigating a blended family who feels torn between honoring a stepfather and longing for a connection with
Ages 8–12
Bluford High #1
Lost and Found
Anne Schraff
After receiving threatening notes and noticing a stalker at school, Darcy Wills must race against time to find her missi
Ages 12–18
Good Answers to Tough Questions
Divorce
Joy Berry
For the child processing the news that their parents are separating, this supportive guide explains what divorce is and
Ages 4–9
Doll Baby
Eve Bunting
Childhood games of playing house vanish as fifteen-year-old Ellie trades her toy carriage for a real stroller to care fo
Ages 13–17