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The Littlest Rabbit
Robert Kraus
For the child who feels small in a world of big people, this classic tale offers hope that they will eventually grow and
Ages 3–7
Maximus the Platypus Finds His Family
Andi Cann
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in with their peers, this sweet story celebrates how being unique is a
Ages 3–7
Kat Got Your Tongue
Lee Weatherly
For the teen who feels they don't fit into their own skin or is questioning if they've been the 'mean girl' in their own
Ages 12–16
Giraffes Can't Dance
Giles Andreae
For the child who feels awkward or clumsy compared to their peers. This story helps little ones realize that everyone ha
Ages 3–6
Heron Cove
Ruth Wallace-Brodeur
For the child feeling hesitant about being away from home, this gentle story shows how new surroundings and quiet family
Ages 8–12
Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin
Liesl Shurtliff
For the child who feels defined by a nickname or a mistake, this story follows Rump as he discovers that a name doesn't
Ages 8–12
Not As Crazy As I Seem
George Harrar
For the teenager who feels defined by their rituals or compulsions, this story offers a relatable look at navigating hig
Ages 12–16
Pig Enough
Janie Bynum
For the child who feels like the odd one out in their own family, this sweet story celebrates finding your place while s
Ages 4–8
Jewel of the Thames
Angela Misri
For the young person navigating a sudden move or discovering a family secret that changes how they see themselves and th
Ages 10–14
Lone Wolf Rising
Jami Brumfield
For the teen navigating a sudden life shift and searching for where they belong while balancing new responsibilities and
Ages 14–18
The Crayon Box that Talked
Shane DeRolf
For the child learning how to appreciate differences and get along with others, especially in new social settings like p
Ages 3–7
Shanghai Messenger
Andrea Cheng
For the child navigating life between two cultures or preparing for a first big trip to meet distant relatives.
Ages 8–12
Marisol McDonald Doesn't Match
Monica Brown
For the child who feels caught between different worlds or cultures, this story celebrates the joy of being exactly who
Ages 4–8
Kiki's Journey
Kristy Orona-Ramirez
For the child who feels disconnected from their family roots or is visiting their ancestral home for the very first time
Ages 5–9
Lycanthropy and Other Chronic Illnesses
Kristen O'Neal
For the teen navigating a life-altering medical diagnosis who needs to know that their worth isn't defined by their prod
Ages 13–18
Kaiulani: The People's Princess, Hawaii, 1889
Ellen Emerson White
For the child grappling with the pressure of high expectations while living far from home. Explore Princess Ka'iulani's
Ages 8–12
Nobody Bullies Bub!
Michele Lynn Seigfried
For the child who has ever felt judged for how they look or for being part of a group that is misunderstood by others.
Ages 4–8
Jimmy's Rhythm & Blues
Leslie Kimmelman
For the child who loves stories and is finding their own voice, this lyrical biography shows how James Baldwin used the
Ages 6–9
We're Three: A Story About Families and The Only Child
Vivian Cameron-Gallo
For the only child wondering about their place in the world, this gentle story celebrates the unique joy and security fo
Ages 3–7
A New Story Rises
For the child who needs to see that their own story matters. This collection of youth voices celebrates the power of sel
Ages 8–18
650 - Back to High School: True Stories of Disses, Kisses, and Near Misses
Unknown
For the teenager seeking a sense of belonging or the reassurance that they aren't alone in their high school struggles,
Ages 13–18
Alita finds her color: A story about being different, finding courage, and loving yourself!
Unknown
For the child who feels like the odd one out or struggles to find their place, this vibrant journey helps them embrace t
Ages 4–8
Chunk-A-Monk, The Big Black Skunk: An enjoyable book for children 4-8 about a skunk who's different and how he deals with his differences.
Unknown
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in with the group. This gentle story helps young readers embrace their
Ages 4–8
Polka Dot Trot: Teaching your Kids about true friendship
Joyce Mitchell
For the child learning to navigate playground cliques and the beauty of being kind to everyone, even when they seem diff
Ages 3–7
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