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Books for Standing Up for Others – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
4,641 books
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Famous Figures of the Civil War Era
Harriet Beecher Stowe: Abolition Advocate
Brenda Haugen
For the child curious about how a single voice can change history: discover how Harriet Beecher Stowe's writing fueled t
Ages 9–14
The Little Match Girl Strikes Back
Emma Carroll
For the child beginning to notice unfairness in the world, this story transforms a classic tragedy into an inspiring tal
Ages 8–12
Voyage of Midnight
Michele Torrey
Fourteen-year-old Phillip boards his uncle's ship expecting a family reunion, only to realize the horrifying truth of th
Ages 12–16
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Hope #1
Project Middle School
Alyssa Milano, Debbie Rigaud
Middle school is tough, but Hope Roberts is tougher as she uses her love of science to take a stand and make a real diff
Ages 8–12
Princess Pulverizer #6
The Dragon's Tale
Nancy Krulik
For the child who feels boxed in by expectations, this story celebrates the courage to redefine yourself while standing
Ages 6–9
Grace and Fury #2
Queen of Ruin
Tracy Banghart
Banished and powerless, Nomi must reunite with her sister Serina on a prison island where a fierce revolution is beginni
Ages 14–18
Redwall #2
Mossflower
Brian Jacques
A brave mouse and a clever thief must escape a dungeon and find a legendary fighter to end the reign of a greedy wildcat
Ages 9–14
Do Something! A Handbook for Young Activists
Vanessa Martir, Nancy Lublin, Julia Steers
Pinpoint a cause that fires you up and turn that passion into a reality using 33 proven action plans for community chang
Ages 10–17
Bob Marley's Songs for Kids #3
Get Up, Stand Up
Cedella Marley, Bob Marley
For children learning to find their voice against bullying, this rhythmic anthem uses Bob Marley's lyrics to inspire kin
Ages 4–8
Remember My Story: A Girl, a Holocaust Survivor, and a Friendship That Made History
Claire Sarnowski
For the child who wants to make a difference in the world, this memoir shows how a young girl and her friend turned hist
Ages 8–13
Revolution in Our Time: The Black Panther Party's Promise to the People
Kekla Magoon
The Black Panthers stand at the center of this powerful history, revealing a legacy of community activism and the fight
Ages 14–18
Redwall #15
Triss
Brian Jacques
A brave squirrelmaid escapes her captors by sea and finds her destiny as a champion at Redwall Abbey, wielding a legenda
Ages 9–14
The Light in Hidden Places
Sharon Cameron
For the reader grappling with questions of moral courage and the weight of keeping secrets for the greater good.
Ages 12–18
Dolores Huerta Get to Know the Voice of Migrant Workers
Robert Liu-Trujillo
For the child curious about how one person can make a big difference, this biography follows the brave woman who fought
Ages 7–10
Harriet Tubman: Toward Freedom
Whit Taylor
For the child curious about real life heroes, this graphic novel brings Harriet Tubman's bravery to life, showing how on
Ages 8–12
Glory Be
Augusta Scattergood
Twelve-year-old Glory watches her Mississippi town fracture during the Freedom Summer of 1964 when leaders close the pub
Ages 8–12
Simon B. Rhymin' #2
Simon B. Rhymin' Takes a Stand
Dwayne Reed
For the young activist who feels frustrated by unfair rules or a lack of resources in their community. Simon uses his vo
Ages 8–12
Wolf Hollow #1
Wolf Hollow
Lauren Wolk
In 1943 Pennsylvania, young Annabelle observes the quiet life of a troubled veteran living in a smokehouse and the gentl
Ages 10–14
Martin Luther King The Peaceful Warrior
Ed Clayton
For the child questioning why the world is unfair, this classic biography offers a front row seat to the courage and fai
Ages 8–12
Just Mercy (Adapted for Young Adults)
Bryan Stevenson
Lawyer Bryan Stevenson shares a deeply personal account of his work within the American legal system, making a powerful
Ages 12–18
World War II: Ukraine #3
Don't Tell the Nazis
Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch
As the Nazi occupation darkens her Ukrainian village, Krystia must decide if she is brave enough to hide her friends fro
Ages 9–13
Outspoken: Paul Robeson, Ahead of His Time
Carole Boston Weatherford
The booming voice of athlete, actor, and activist Paul Robeson rings out in this poetic biography of a man who used his
Ages 7–12
She Persisted #24
Dorothy Height
Kelly Starling Lyons, Chelsea Clinton
For the child who notices when things aren't fair and wants to know how one person can change the world through persiste
Ages 6–9
Brotherhood
A. B. Westrick
In the post-Civil War South, young Shad is caught in a web of fear and prejudice when his family’s desperate search for
Ages 11–15
