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Books for Standing Up for Others
Books for Standing Up for Others – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
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Jedi Apprentice #18
The Death of Hope
Jude Watson
Travel back before the events of The Phantom Menace to join young Obi-Wan Kenobi and Master Qui-Gon Jinn on their high-s
Ages 9–12
Mistress Masham's Repose
T. H. White
Deep in the English countryside, a young girl discovers a hidden colony of tiny people and must protect their right to r
Ages 9–14
Prudence, Detective Extraordinaire #4
Prudence Under Suspicion
Emma Carlson Berne
Revolution takes hold of the streets as the Paris Commune of 1871 defies the government to establish its own independent
Ages 8–12
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Being LGBTQ in America
Being Transgender in America
Duchess Harris, Kristin Marciniak
For middle and high school students seeking a factual understanding of gender identity, civil rights, and the history of
Ages 12–18
The Five Find-Outers #4
The Mystery Series: Volume 4
Enid Blyton
Join the Five Find-Outers as they solve mysteries and stay one step ahead of the local police in this classic collection
Ages 8–12
Point-Counterpoint
LGBTQ+ Discrimination
Rachael Morlock
For the teenager navigating a world of complex social issues, this guide explains the history and ongoing impact of syst
Ages 12–18
History Maker Biographies
Rosa Parks: Activist for Equality
Grace Hansen
Trace Rosa Parks’ life from her early years to the historic bus ride that challenged inequality and changed the course o
Ages 5–8
Wings of Fire: Winglets #3
Deserter
Tui T. Sutherland
For the child questioning if following the rules is worth it when the rules feel wrong, this story explores the courage
Ages 8–12
The Weirdo
Diane Hall, Theodore Taylor
For the teen navigating the complexities of inner strength and outward appearance while standing up for what is right in
Ages 12–17
The Story Of
The Story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Susan B. Katz
For the child who notices when things aren't fair and wants to know how one person can change the rules for everyone.
Ages 6–9
The Baby-Sitters Club #72
Dawn and the We Love Kids Club
Ann M. Martin
For the child learning to navigate professional competition and stand up for their worth when a rival group tries to und
Ages 8–12
The Story Of: A Biography Series for New Readers
The Story of Nelson Mandela
Floyd Stokes
For the child asking big questions about fairness and how one person can change the world. This biography introduces the
Ages 6–9
Trailblazer Biographies
The Story of Fannie Lou Hamer
Margeaux Weston
For children learning about the power of using their voice to demand change and the history of the fight for voting righ
Ages 6–10
The Bicycle Spy
Yona Zeldis McDonough
Twelve-year-old Marcel uses his passion for cycling to navigate the dangers of Nazi-occupied France in this high-stakes
Ages 8–12
Spiritual Biographies for Young People
Gandhi: India's Great Soul
Maura D. Shaw
For the child curious about how one person can change the world. This biography introduces Gandhi's life and his powerfu
Ages 8–12
ABC Learning Series
ABC Animals
Penguin Books
A young boy faces a difficult moral choice when he encounters an abused dog in this moving story about compassion and co
Ages 8–12
The Five Find-Outers #4
The Mystery of the Spiteful Letters
Enid Blyton
When spiteful letters begin arriving at Pip and Bets's house, the Find-Outers must piece together clues to stop the culp
Ages 7–11
Degrassi Junior High #4
Caitlin
Catherine Dunphy
For the young teen finding their voice, this story follows Caitlin as she balances school life with a growing passion fo
Ages 12–15
Go Free or Die: A Story About Harriet Tubman
Jeri Ferris
For the child who asks how one person can change the world. This biography explores Harriet Tubman's journey from a life
Ages 8–11
What We Saw
Aaron Hartzler
For the teenager navigating the complex fallout of a community crisis and the digital age reality of social media's impa
Ages 14–18
Dangerous Jane
Suzanne Slade
For the child who notices when things are unfair and wants to help. An inspiring look at how one woman's big heart and b
Ages 4–9
F is for Freedom
Roni Schotter
For the child questioning what it means to do the right thing even when it's dangerous, this story explores courage and
Ages 8–12
Love is Loud: How Diane Nash Led the Civil Rights Movement
Sandra Neil Wallace
Diane Nash stands at the forefront of the Civil Rights Movement, using nonviolent protest and courage to challenge segre
Ages 4–8
Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad
Ann Petry
For the young reader beginning to grapple with the history of systemic unfairness and seeking a model of unshakable cour
Ages 10–14
