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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
0–3 yrs
145 books
4–7 yrs
1124 books
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Through My Eyes
Ruby Bridges
A six-year-old girl stands at the center of history as she shares her personal experience of integrating a New Orleans e
Ages 8–12
Waterfire Saga #4
Sea Spell
Jennifer Donnelly
For the teen ready to claim their own power, this finale follows six friends as they face their final fears to save thei
Ages 12–18
Some Kids
Alexandra Hoffman
Celebrate the beautiful variety of ways children move, talk, and interact. This rhythmic book helps kids understand and
Ages 4–8
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1034 books
Horrible Harry #32
Horrible Harry and the June Box
Suzy Kline
For the child who wonders how to handle unfair rules or feels the pressure of the school year's end. A classic tale of c
Ages 6–9
Markless
C.G. Malburi
For the child who feels overlooked or defined by what they can't do, Tola's journey shows that true power often comes fr
Ages 8–12
Operation Redwood
S. Terrell French
Julian and his friends take a stand in Northern California to protect a majestic redwood grove from an investment compan
Ages 8–12
Primary Source Detectives
Who Traveled the Underground Railroad?
Cath Senker
For the child curious about real-life heroes who fought for justice. This book explores the brave individuals who risked
Ages 8–12
The Young Landlords
Walter Dean Myers
For the teenager looking to make a difference in their neighborhood, this story explores how a group of friends balances
Ages 12–16
Friendship Lessons #2
Friends Accept You
Megan Borgert-Spaniol
For the child learning how to navigate new social circles and understand that everyone has unique traits that make them
Ages 4–7
Code Name Verity
The Pearl Thief
Elizabeth Wein
During her final summer at her family's estate, Julie must find a missing archivist and a hoard of lost pearls to clear
Ages 13–18
Ballet Cat #1
The Totally Secret Secret
Bob Shea
Ballet Cat and Sparkles the Pony are having a play date, but they both have big secrets that might just change the way t
Ages 4–8
Twenty and Ten
Claire Huchet Bishop
Twenty students at a French boarding school risk everything to hide ten Jewish children from soldiers in this suspensefu
Ages 8–12
Make Good Trouble: Discover Movements That Sparked Change
Jamia Wilson
For the teenager who wants to make a difference: this guide explores historical social justice movements to inspire the
Ages 12–18
Perspectives Flip Books
The Split History of the Women's Suffrage Movement
Don Nardo
For the student grappling with how people can see the same issue so differently, this flip-book explores the intense deb
Ages 8–12
It's Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going!
Chelsea Clinton
Learn how to tackle global challenges like climate change and poverty through clear facts, inspiring stories, and action
Ages 10–14
Pictures in the Dark
Gillian Cross
A simple photograph for the school camera club pulls Charlie into a classmate's mysterious family life and a secret her
Ages 11–15
The Baby-Sitters Club Mysteries #9
Kristy and the Vampires
Ann M. Martin
A movie set in Stoneybrook turns dangerous when Kristy takes a babysitting job for a child star receiving anonymous, thr
Ages 8–12
Who Will Tell My Brother?
Marlene Carvell
A Native American teenager stands up against his high school's offensive mascot, discovering the deep strength of his an
Ages 12–18
The Arrow Over the Door
Joseph Bruchac
For the child grappling with the idea of 'us versus them,' this gentle historical tale shows how peace is a courageous c
Ages 8–12
When We Wake #1
When We Wake
Karen Healey
For the teen grappling with a changing world and their place in it, this story explores how to find your voice and fight
Ages 12–18
The Terrible Two #2
The Terrible Two Get Worse
Mac Barnett, Jory John
For the child who thrives on clever mischief and needs a laugh when school rules feel a bit too restrictive or unfair.
Ages 8–12
Jennifer A. Nielsen Historical Fiction #1
A Night Divided
Jennifer A. Nielsen
Trapped behind the Berlin Wall, twelve-year-old Gerta spots a secret signal from her father that sparks a deadly plan to
Ages 9–14
The Boy Sherlock Holmes #1
Eye of the Crow
Shane Peacock
For the young teen who feels like an outsider and wants to prove their worth, this origins story explores the power of k
Ages 10–14
Kung Fu High School
Ryan Gattis
A sister and brother lead the last two gangs standing against a corrupt principal and a ruthless drug kingpin at their h
Ages 14–18
