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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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Of All Tribes: American Indians and Alcatraz
Joseph Bruchac
Seventy-eight protesters changed history when they occupied an abandoned prison island. Learn the true story of the Nati
Ages 8–12
Madsi the True
S. J. Taylor
Madsi braves a perilous trek across Norway, facing extreme weather and ancient monsters to find her sister.
Ages 8–12
Primary Sources of the Civil Rights Movement
Coretta Scott King and the Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Jackie F. Stanmyre
For the young activist looking to understand how change is sustained. Discover how Coretta Scott King built a lasting in
Ages 12–18
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1034 books
Egghead
Caroline Pignat
A ninth-grade girl must decide how to react when her longtime friend becomes the target of cruel treatment from school b
Ages 12–15
Edna Elephant Stops Bullying at School
Bernetta L. Simmons
For the child who needs a boost of confidence to stand up against mean behavior or for a class looking to build a kinder
Ages 4–8
Scientists in the Field
The Wildlife Detectives
Donna M. Jackson
Follow forensic experts as they use high-tech science and DNA evidence to track down the poacher who killed a famous Yel
Ages 9–12
You Are Here #1
You Are Here: Connecting Flights
Ellen Oh, Grace Lin, Linda Sue Park, Minh Lê, Traci Chee, Mike Chen, Meredith Ireland, Anna Kim, Erin Entrada Kelly, Randy Ribay, Christina Soontornvat, Susan Tan
Twelve stories intertwine at an airport following an incident at security, following young travelers as they face bias a
Ages 8–12
What YOU Can Do About Bullying By Max & Zoey
Ari Magnusson
For the child navigating tricky playground dynamics or witnessing unkindness, this guide offers clear, empowering steps
Ages 5–9
Racial Justice in America: Asian American Pacific Islander
What Is Asian-Black Solidarity?
Virginia Loh-Hagan
For the middle-grade student curious about social justice: discover the powerful history and ongoing impact of Asian and
Ages 9–13
Inhuman #2
Undaunted
Kat Falls
Lane returns to the virus-ravaged Feral Zone on a secret mission: to find the person she loves and fulfill a dark, heart
Ages 12–18
The 100 #2
Day 21
Kass Morgan
Three weeks after landing on a long-abandoned Earth, a group of survivors discovers they aren't alone and must face a my
Ages 14–18
You Choose
The Berlin Wall
Matt Doeden
Decide whether to escape, guard the border, or join the protests in this interactive history of the rise and fall of the
Ages 8–12
White Lies
Ann Bausum
The end of the Civil War was just the beginning of a coordinated effort to rewrite history and spread the persistent lie
Ages 12–18
InvestiGators #2
Take the Plunge
John Patrick Green
Secret agents Mango and Brash go deep underground as sewer workers to catch a criminal, but a plumbing disaster threaten
Ages 7–10
Falling Kingdoms #4
Frozen Tides
Morgan Rhodes
Royal duties, vengeful gods, and dubious alliances collide as Cleo and Magnus struggle to survive while a world shifts t
Ages 14–18
Space Brat #1
Space Brat
Bruce Coville
Blork is the naughtiest kid on the planet, but his wild galactic adventures prove that even a space brat can save the da
Ages 7–10
Big Bob, Little Bob
James Howe
For children who feel they don't fit traditional molds or struggle to find common ground with peers who have different i
Ages 4–8
Smallville #3
Flight
Cherie Bennett, Jeff Gottesfeld
Mysterious green feathers and a string of robberies haunt Smallville, while Clark Kent uses his x-ray vision to uncover
Ages 12–17
The Baby-Sitters Club Mysteries #24
Mary Anne and the Silent Witness
Ann M. Martin
This is a list of fictional female investigators from novels, short stories, radio, television, films and video games.
Ages 8–12
LEGO Ninjago #1
Tournament of Elements
Greg Farshtey
Lloyd and his fellow Ninja must survive Master Chen’s island of traps and giant serpents to rescue Zane from the dangero
Ages 6–10
Night of the Witch #1
Night of the Witch
Sara Raasch, Beth Revis
A witch seeking justice and a hunter hiding a secret past find themselves unlikely allies against a terrifying plot in t
Ages 14–18
The Chalet School #39
A Chalet School Headmistress
Elinor M. Brent-Dyer
Follow the staff and students of the Chalet School as they move from the Austrian Tyrol to the islands of Wales and the
Ages 10–14
The Forgetting #1
The Forgetting
Sharon Cameron
Every twelve years, the people of Canaan lose their memories, but Nadia has never forgotten—and now she is fighting to s
Ages 12–18
The Invasion of the Monsters
Paul Shaw
For the child who senses something is not quite right in their neighborhood, this spooky thriller explores the courage n
Ages 8–12
