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Standing Up for Others
Books for Standing Up for Others
Books for Standing Up for Others – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
4,405 books
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You Can't Say That!: Writers for Young People Talk About Censorship, Free Expression, and the Stories They Have to Tell
Leonard Marcus, Editor
Nineteen Eighty-Four (also published as 1984) is a dystopian speculative fiction novel by the English writer George Orwe
Ages 12–18
Never Again
Eric Braun
For the student grappling with the weight of history and the meaning of justice. This book explores the aftermath of the
Ages 11–14
The Other, Better Me
Antony John
For the child grappling with the realization that the world isn't always fair and wanting to understand how to stand up
Ages 14–18
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12–18 yrs
1034 books
Babushka Baba Yaga
Patricia Polacco
The legendary Baba Yaga wants nothing more than to be a grandmother, hiding her fearsome identity to care for a young bo
Ages 4–8
Juno Doesn't Like Bullying
Barbara Kiskis, Deborah Young
Juno from Facebook shares her best advice on how to stand up for yourself and handle bullies with confidence.
Ages 3–7
Free the Lines
Clayton Junior
For the child who feels a deep connection to nature and wants to help protect our oceans. This nearly wordless journey e
Ages 3–7
The Remnant Chronicles #1
The Kiss of Deception
Mary E. Pearson
Princess Lia flees the constraints of her royal life to seek independence in this romantic fantasy novel, the first of T
Ages 14–18
¡Mambo Mucho Mambo! The Dance That Crossed Color Lines
Dean Robbins
The infectious rhythm of Latin Jazz fills the Palladium Ballroom, where dancers of all backgrounds break social barriers
Ages 4–8
The Lake House
Sarah Beth Durst
For the teen who feels the weight of protecting their friends and needs to see that courage is found in standing togethe
Ages 14–18
Streetcar to Justice
Amy Hill Hearth
For the child who feels the sting of unfairness and wants to know how one person can spark a movement by standing up for
Ages 10–14
Queerstory: An Infographic History of the Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights
T.J. Kirby
Bold infographics and colorful timelines map out a century of landmark events, key figures, and statistics in the fight
Ages 12–18
Me and Banksy
Tanya Lloyd Kyi
Dominica turns to the power of street art to take a stand against invasive security cameras and cyberbullying at her sch
Ages 10–14
Attack of the Turtle
Drew Carlson
Four turtle brothers trained in ninjutsu emerge from the sewers of New York City to battle evil forces and protect their
Ages 6–10
Why Do We Fight?
Niki Walker
For the curious middle-grader trying to make sense of the news or playground disagreements. This book explains why human
Ages 10–14
Spotting Dottie
Gail Anderson-Dargatz
Charlotte uses a gift drone to hunt for a legendary lake monster, but her footage sparks a media storm that tests her co
Ages 9–12
Ashes
Kathryn Lasky
For the child grappling with the realization that their world is changing and needs to find the courage to stand by thei
Ages 10–14
Ready-to-Read: Tony and Lauren Dungy
You Can Be a Friend
Tony Dungy, Lauren Dungy
For the child who feels nervous about new social situations or needs a gentle nudge to include others who seem different
Ages 4–8
Smash the Patriarchy
Marta Breen
Lively cartoons satirize male chauvinism through the ages and celebrate the bold women who fought for equality.
Ages 14–18
The Nazi Hunters
Neal Bascomb
For the teen processing the gravity of history, this high-stakes account explores the pursuit of accountability and the
Ages 12–18
Mountain Pose
Nancy Hope Wilson
Lyra Belacqua journeys to the frozen Arctic to find her missing friend and uncover the secrets of a mysterious substance
Ages 10–15
Let Me Play: The Story of Title IX, the Law That Changed the Future of Girls in America
Karen Blumenthal
Witness the decades-long battle for Title IX and learn how this landmark law broke down barriers for girls in American c
Ages 10–18
Sparkle Boy
Lesléa Newman
For the child who loves to shimmer and shine, and the family learning that being yourself is the most beautiful thing of
Ages 4–8
Darkness Everywhere
Matt Doeden
For the child questioning how one person can change the world or trying to understand the roots of global conflict and t
Ages 10–14
Marching with Aunt Susan
Claire Rudolf Murphy
For the child who notices when rules aren't fair: follow young Bessie as she discovers the power of her own voice alongs
Ages 6–9
