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Books that celebrate being unique and building self-acceptance
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The Siren's Kiss
Leslie Vedder
For the teen exploring the complexities of identity while seeking a place where they truly belong, even when caught betw
Ages 12–18
This Is My Brain! A Book on Neurodiversity
Elise Gravel
For the child who feels like their brain works differently than their peers, this whimsical guide celebrates ADHD, autis
Ages 7–10
Straydog
Kathe Koja
For the teenager who feels like an outsider and struggles to let people in. A raw, poetic look at how caring for a hurt
Ages 12–17
Miracle Wimp
Erik P. Kraft
For the teen who feels like a square peg in a round hole at school. This witty look at high school life validates the aw
Ages 12–16
Born Blue
Han Nolan
For the teen navigating the deep waters of a difficult childhood, finding their voice and identity through the powerful,
Ages 14–18
Double Vision
Diana Hendry
For the teenager who feels restricted by their surroundings and dreams of a more vibrant, independent world beyond their
Ages 12–16
Winter White
Brenda Joyce
Isabelle and Mirabelle, daughters of a North Carolina senator, are rocked by the revelation that they are sisters, not c
Ages 9–12
The Muffin Child
Stephen Menick
For the child grappling with a sudden loss or feeling a fierce need for independence. This lyrical tale explores finding
Ages 9–12
Lord of Monsters
John Claude Bemis
For the child grappling with who they are while facing external pressure to conform, this mechanical reimagining of Pino
Ages 8–12
Flitterwig
Edrei Cullen
For the child feeling different or searching for their place, this enchanting tale explores courage, connection, and the
Ages 8–12
Starring Tracy Beaker
Jacqueline Wilson
For the child navigating the complex emotions of being in foster care while longing for a connection with a biological p
Ages 8–12
Spells
Aprilynne Pike
For the teen navigating the tug-of-war between two worlds and the pressure of discovering their own unique identity and
Ages 12–17
Rootin' Tootin' Cow Dog
Nancy Krulik
For the child who wonders if they have a special talent or purpose. Sparky the dog explores different jobs at the rodeo
Ages 6–8
Roswell Johnson Saves the Galaxy!
Chris Colfer
For the child who feels like an outsider on Earth but dreams of the stars, this intergalactic quest explores finding you
Ages 8–12
The Worst Witch and the Wishing Star
Jill Murphy
For the child who feels like they are always making mistakes despite their best efforts and needs to know that being you
Ages 7–10
Cinderella--with Dogs!
Linda Bailey
For the child who loves their dog more than a fancy dress, this playful twist on a classic tale celebrates the joy of be
Ages 3–7
Oh, Little Jack
Inga Moore
For the child who feels lost in the shuffle of a busy home. Little Jack finds that being the smallest in a big family is
Ages 3–7
Paul's Christmas Birthday
Carol Carrick
For the child with a birthday near another big holiday, this story tenderly explores the bittersweet feelings of a speci
Ages 5–8
Across a War-Tossed Sea
L.M. Elliott
For the child grappling with being away from home or navigating a completely new culture. This WWII story explores how t
Ages 10–14
I Know Someone with ADHD
Elizabeth Raum
Help children understand how ADHD affects behavior and how to be a supportive friend with this clear, relatable guide to
Ages 6–9
Not a Unicorn
Dana Middleton
For the child who feels like they have to hide their true self to fit in. Jewel was born with a horn on her head and jus
Ages 8–12
King Dork Approximately
Frank Portman
For the teenager who feels like an outsider in their own school and is searching for the truth behind family secrets and
Ages 14–18
Heir of Storms
Lauryn Hamilton Murray
For the teen navigating the pressure of hidden talents and the fear of being truly seen while finding where they belong
Ages 14–18
According to Plan
Christen Randall
For the teen navigating the pressure of internet fame while learning that their worth isn't defined by their size, neuro
Ages 14–18
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