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Standing Up for Others
Books for Standing Up for Others
Books for Standing Up for Others – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
4,641 books
0–3 yrs
153 books
4–7 yrs
1183 books
8–11 yrs
2075 books
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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Comrades for the Charter
Geoffrey Trease
For the young reader starting to ask why some people have so much while others have so little, and what it means to stan
Ages 10–15
Kids Talk about Bullying
Carrie Finn
Help your little one navigate tricky playground dynamics and social challenges with this gentle guide to understanding a
Ages 5–9
The Disability Experience: Working Toward Belonging
Hannalora Leavitt
For the teen or young adult navigating a world not always built for them, this guide explores the history, pride, and li
Ages 12–18
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A Few Thoughts About Bullying for My Little Friends Everywhere
Martha Williams
For the child grappling with peer pressure or unkindness. This gentle guide helps little ones understand bullying and fi
Ages 4–8
The Scholomance #2
The Last Graduate
Naomi Novik
Survival is the only passing grade at the Scholomance, a deadly academy for wizards where El must decide if she can trus
Ages 14–18
Leaders and Thinkers in American History: An American History Book for Kids
Megan Duvarney Forbes
For the child curious about how one person can change a country. Discover the diverse leaders and bold thinkers who shap
Ages 8–12
Hurt Go Happy
Ginny Rorby
Feeling isolated by her deafness, thirteen-year-old Joey finds a new way to communicate when a neighbor introduces her t
Ages 10–14
Tadpole
Ruth White
Three sisters and their mother open their Kentucky home to an abused cousin in 1955, risking everything they have to kee
Ages 9–13
The Opposite of COMBAT
Susan North
For the teenager navigating a world that feels increasingly unfair, where survival requires both inner strength and diff
Ages 12–18
Dealing with Bullying
Teasing Isn't Funny
Melissa Higgins
For the child who needs help understanding the line between a joke and a jab, this guide helps kids navigate social boun
Ages 4–8
Bullying: Children and Adults
Terry Hitchcock
For families and communities looking to foster safety and kindness, this guide provides clear tools to identify, address
Ages 6–11
Concrete #7
Think Like a Mountain
Paul Chadwick
A thoughtful superhero uses an ecologist's perspective to take a stand for California's native redwoods in this environm
Ages 14–18
Show Your Character
How Can I Deal with Bullying?
Sandy Donovan
A practical guide for children navigating the social complexities of bullying, offering clear examples and respectful so
Ages 6–10
Dangerous Skies
Suzanne Fisher Staples
For the child grappling with the realization that the world is not always fair, especially regarding race, friendship, a
Ages 10–14
Emma's Poem
Linda Glaser
Emma Lazarus used her voice to champion the needs of new immigrants, eventually writing the famous poem that sits on the
Ages 5–10
Legend of Freedom Hill, The
Linda Jacobs Altman
Two friends, Rosabel and Sophie, venture into the hills to hunt for gold in a desperate and brave race to buy Rosabel's
Ages 6–10
How to Be a Hero
Kristin Westberg, Shane Clester
For the child who loves capes and superpowers but needs help seeing that small acts of kindness are the most powerful he
Ages 3–8
The Sad House on Moving Day
Bonnie Bright
For the child navigating life with a physical disability or feeling unheard. This story helps children find their voice
Ages 10–14
Run Away Home
Patricia C. McKissack
Sarah Jane's life in the late 19th century changes forever when she discovers an Apache boy hiding in her family's barn.
Ages 8–12
The Story of Abraham Lincoln
Carla Jablonski
For the child who asks how one person can change the world, this early biography shows how kindness and hard work led a
Ages 6–9
Bullying
Meg Gaertner
For the child who needs help understanding what to do when someone is being unkind or exclusionary at school.
Ages 5–8
Jonah Winter's Picture Book Biographies #11
Mother Jones and Her Army of Mill Children
Jonah Winter
One woman leads an army of children to protest the mills. Learn how Mother Jones fought for justice and helped secure th
Ages 4–9
That Flag
Tameka Fryer Brown
For the child noticing symbols of hate in their neighborhood and the parent looking to navigate hard conversations about
Ages 6–10
Young Heroes #2
Hippolyta and the Curse of the Amazons
Jane Yolen, Robert J. Harris
For the child grappling with the weight of tradition versus their own sense of right and wrong, or those navigating comp
Ages 10–14
