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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
8–11 yrs
1978 books
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(1730)
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(406)
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(187)
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(10)
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V is for Voting
Kate Farrell
For the curious young citizen who wants to understand how people work together to make things fair. An ABC journey throu
Ages 3–6
Valiant Ladies
Melissa Grey
For the teenager seeking a sense of agency and purpose while navigating the constraints of social expectations and the d
Ages 14–18
Watership Down
Richard Adams
Fleeing the destruction of their home, a band of rabbits faces treacherous predators and difficult trials as they search
Ages 10–18
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12–18 yrs
1034 books
I Could Do That! Esther Morris Gets Women the Vote
Linda Arms White
For the child who needs to know that one person's persistence can change the world. A girl who refuses to take 'no' for
Ages 6–10
Waiting for Anya
Michael Morpurgo
High in the snowy Pyrenees, a young boy joins a secret mission to smuggle Jewish children across the border to safety du
Ages 10–14
The Brave Little Parrot
Rafe Martin
A tiny bird carries single drops of water to a forest fire, showing that even the smallest act of courage can change the
Ages 4–8
The Universe Builders #1
Bernie and the Lost Girl
Steve LeBel
While the gods are too paralyzed by fear to enter the dark woods, young Bernie grabs a magic stick and ventures into a m
Ages 9–12
Haunted Mysteries #2
The Phantom of Blackridge Manor
Lila Hawthorne
Midnight piano music echoes through a cliffside manor, leading Aria Finch into a web of stolen voices and ghosts determi
Ages 13–18
Topics to Talk About
Dealing with Bullying
Holly Duhig
This scrapbook-style guide uses real photos and facts to show what bullying feels like and how to find help to make thin
Ages 7–11
The Montague Siblings #2
The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy
Mackenzi Lee
Aspiring doctor Felicity Montague defies 18th-century social graces to embark on a perilous European quest involving a m
Ages 13–18
American Diaries #12
Zellie Blake
Kathleen Duey
Zellie is forced to spy on the girls at her boardinghouse to keep her job, until a secret meeting makes her choose betwe
Ages 8–12
Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew #11
Ski School Sneak
Carolyn Keene
For the child learning to stand by a friend when they are unfairly accused. This winter mystery explores loyalty and the
Ages 6–9
You Can Stop Bullying: Stand by or Stand Up?
Connie Colwell Miller
Empower your child to move from bystander to ally. This interactive guide uses real-world scenarios to help kids practic
Ages 5–9
Behind the Bedroom Wall
Laura E. Williams
For the child questioning what they've been taught to believe and discovering that doing the right thing often requires
Ages 9–13
The Singer and the Scientist
Lisa Rose
When singer Marian Anderson is turned away from a hotel in 1937, Albert Einstein opens his door, starting a beautiful fr
Ages 5–9
Girls Resist!
KaeLyn Rich
For the teen who sees unfairness in the world and wants to take action. This handbook provides practical tools for organ
Ages 12–18
Freak the Mighty #2
Max the Mighty
Rodman Philbrick
Max and a book-loving girl named Worm embark on a cross-country escape to find safety, riding the rails and dodging dang
Ages 10–14
Bystander
James Preller
Eric Hayes arrives at a new school and finds himself in a difficult spot when the popular friend he just made turns out
Ages 10–14
Moving Forward
Chris Barton
For the child learning how ordinary people can change the world. This biography explores how collective action and coura
Ages 6–10
The Power of Children: Ordinary Youth Making Extraordinary Differences
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, Skip Berry, Andrew Kimmel
For the young reader grappling with unfairness in the world, this moving account shows how kids like Anne Frank and Ruby
Ages 8–14
Protector of the Small #4
Lady Knight
Tamora Pierce
Kel finally earns her shield, but the reality of knighthood brings a heavy choice between her sworn orders and what her
Ages 10–14
We've Got a Job: The 1963 Birmingham Children's March
Cynthia Levinson
For the young person starting to realize the power of their own voice and wanting to know how kids their age have change
Ages 10–18
I Never Had It Made: An Autobiography of Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson, Alfred Duckett
Jackie Robinson recounts his journey from the Negro Leagues to the Brooklyn Dodgers, revealing the immense character req
Ages 12–18
There Goes the Neighborhood
Jade Adia
There Goes the Neighborhood
Ages 14–18
