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Books for Standing Up for Others
Books for Standing Up for Others – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
4,641 books
0–3 yrs
153 books
4–7 yrs
1183 books
8–11 yrs
2075 books
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Wiktor the Brave Hedgehog
Ewa Jedynowicz-Hrycyna
Follow Wiktor and his forest friends through 21 gentle tales that celebrate the power of being helpful and building a ca
Ages 3–5
The Cat who Came in Off the Roof
Annie M. G. Schmidt
For the child who feels like an outsider or struggles with shyness, this whimsical tale celebrates finding your voice an
Ages 8–12
Bullying is Never Okay!
Sylvia Crunden
Nick and Ben usually love recess, but things get complicated when Nick faces a bully and has to figure out how to handle
Ages 4–8
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12–18 yrs
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The Adventures of Pegadon, Overcoming Bullying
Marina Kalendareva
Two unique creatures teased for their unusual features must use their special talents to save the very community that on
Ages 5–9
A Bird Is a Bird
written and illustrated by Lizzy Rockwell
For the child who feels like an outsider or is searching for where they belong. A soulful story about choosing who you w
Ages 8–12
Wright & Wong #4
The Case of the Prank that Stank
Laura J. Burns, Melinda Metz
For the child who experiences the world through logic and literal details, or who feels like their unique way of thinkin
Ages 8–12
Harlem Hellfighters
J. Patrick Lewis
The 369th Infantry Regiment, a legendary unit of African American soldiers, displays incredible bravery while serving on
Ages 8–12
The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle
Avi
Thirteen-year-old Charlotte Doyle boards a ship as a proper young lady but soon finds herself caught between a murderous
Ages 10–14
Dreamhunter Duet #1
Dreamhunter
Elizabeth Knox
For the teenager beginning to see the complex machinery of the adult world and the ethics of how we use our natural reso
Ages 12–18
Antiracist Kitchen, The: 21 Stories (and Recipes)
Nadia L. Hohn
For children processing their place in a multicultural world, this anthology uses the kitchen table to explore heritage,
Ages 8–12
Planet Ocean: Why We All Need a Healthy Ocean
Patricia Newman
The most fascinating thing you'll learn is how species can seemingly disappear and then abruptly reappear in a phenomeno
Ages 9–14
The Unwanted
Don Brown
For the teenager grappling with news of global displacement, this graphic novel provides a human face to the Syrian refu
Ages 12–18
Leave it to Plum!
Matt Phelan
For the kindhearted child who faces a neighborhood or playground 'grumpy squirrel': a charming tale about staying true t
Ages 7–10
Weasel #1
Weasel
Cynthia DeFelice
Nathan and Molly are led through the 1839 Ohio wilderness by a mysterious man to find their father, eventually facing a
Ages 9–13
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
The Letter Writer
Ann Rinaldi
For the teen grappling with the weight of family secrets and the moral complexity of history, this novel explores the bu
Ages 12–17
Some Kind of Hate
Sarah Darer Littman
After a career-ending injury, a former star pitcher finds himself drawn into a dangerous extremist group and must decide
Ages 14–18
Remote Man
Elizabeth Honey
For the child grappling with feeling different or observing systemic unfairness. This story explores finding dignity and
Ages 14–18
The Reckoners #1
Steelheart
Brandon Sanderson
Superpowered Epics have enslaved humanity in a post-apocalyptic world, leaving one orphaned young man to join a secret g
Ages 12–18
Orca Footprints
Out of the Box
Michelle Mulder
For the child who feels like an outsider because of their unique interests. This story celebrates the courage to believe
Ages 9–12
The Wild Queen
Carolyn Meyer
For the teen navigating intense emotional transitions, this story explores the high stakes of choosing your own path whe
Ages 13–18
Hunter and His Dog
Brian Wildsmith
For the child who feels things deeply or marches to their own beat. A gentle exploration of choosing compassion over exp
Ages 4–8
A Spy Called James
Anne Rockwell
For the child who loves secret missions and wants to discover how one person's quiet courage can change the course of hi
Ages 6–10
It Feels Good To Be Yourself
Theresa Thorn
For the child exploring their own identity or noticing the diversity of their friends, this book offers a clear, affirmi
Ages 4–8
