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Most Marshmallows
Rowboat Watkins
For children who feel a little different from everyone else, this wonderfully quirky story celebrates the joy and comfor
Ages 4–8
Figment, Your Dog, Speaking
Laura Hawkins
For the child who uses tall tales to get attention, this story explores how a magical friend can help find the courage t
Ages 8–12
The Cloud Who Found the Sky
Suze
For the child who feels small or out of place, this gentle story follows a tiny cloud's journey to discover where they t
Ages 6–9
The Orchids and Gumbo Poker Club
Alice Alfonsi
For the child who loves meta-humor and feels a little overwhelmed by school assignments, this 'book within a show' offer
Ages 8–12
Girl
Blake Nelson
For the teenager seeking their people and trying to bridge the gap between their suburban upbringing and their burgeonin
Ages 14–18
Ways to Play
Lyn Miller-Lachmann
For the child who struggles to find their place in group play, this book offers gentle guidance on navigating social sit
Ages 6–8
Passenger
Alexandra Bracken
For the teen navigating a world that feels suddenly unrecognizable, finding strength in their own hidden talents and her
Ages 13–18
The Half-life of Planets
Emily Franklin, Brendan Halpin
For the teen navigating the complexities of social labels and finding genuine connection while staying true to their uni
Ages 12–18
What Is a Family?
Rebecca Rissman
For children noticing that every home looks different, this gentle guide celebrates the many ways people form loving fam
Ages 4–7
Obstacle Course
Barbara Kysor Morgan
For the teenager who feels like an outsider within their own home. Danielle navigates the emotional hurdles of the 1970s
Ages 12–17
Exclamation Mark
Amy Krouse Rosenthal
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit the mold and needs a boost of confidence to find their unique voice an
Ages 4–8
The One Memory of Flora Banks
Emily Barr
For the teen navigating the boundaries of memory and self, this psychological mystery explores what defines us when our
Ages 14–18
Diva Without a Cause
Grace Dent
For the teenager navigating the gap between their everyday life and their big dreams. Shiraz's funny diary entries explo
Ages 12–16
Who Loves Ronin
Who Loves Mee Art
For the child named Ronin who needs a cozy reminder of how much they are cherished by their community. A gentle, affirmi
Ages 1–5
The Getting of Wisdom
Henry Handel Richardson
For the girl who feels like an outsider, this classic explores the awkward, often painful journey of trying to fit in wh
Ages 12–18
Maggie Malone and the Mostly Magical Boots
Jenna McCarthy, Carolyn Evans
For the child feeling like the 'new girl' or wishing they could be anyone else, this story explores the grass is greener
Ages 8–12
Young Santa
Dan Greenburg
For the child who loves to ask how things began, this funny origin story reimagines Santa Claus as a young boy discoveri
Ages 7–10
Bartleby of the Mighty Mississippi
Phyllis Shalant
For the child who feels like a fish out of water or is navigating a big life transition, this turtle's journey from pet
Ages 8–12
Boy or Beast
Bob Balaban
For the child navigating the social awkwardness of middle school and wishing they could transform into someone, or somet
Ages 8–12
The Wolving Time
Patrick Jennings
For the child grappling with family secrets or the pressure of who they are expected to become. A lyrical tale of identi
Ages 10–14
Body Talk: 37 Voices Explore Our Radical Anatomy
Kelly Jensen
For the teen navigating the complexities of body image, this anthology offers diverse perspectives on loving, living in,
Ages 13–18
Who Was David Bowie?
Margaret Gurevich, Who HQ
For the child who feels like an outsider or loves to create, this biography celebrates the power of reinventing yourself
Ages 8–12
Phalaina
Alice Brie`re-Haquet
For the teen who feels like an outsider and is beginning to question humanity's impact on the natural world and our plac
Ages 12–17
Four Streets and a Square: A History of Manhattan and the New York Idea
Marc Aronson
For the teen who is fascinated by how cities pulse with life and the complex, often messy ways that different cultures c
Ages 14–18
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