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The Great Quarterback Switch
Matt Christopher
For the child adjusting to a physical disability or looking to support a sibling through life-altering changes while kee
Ages 8–12
Heidi Heckelbeck in Disguise
Wanda Coven
When mean Melanie dresses as a witch for Halloween, real witch Heidi gets angry and plans a magical revenge. But her act
Ages 8–12
Bigfoot Backpacking Bonanza
Kirk Scroggs
For the child who feels left out of the group and wants to prove they can do it on their own, this wacky adventure celeb
Ages 6–9
Who Was Leonardo da Vinci?
Roberta Edwards
For the child who loves to doodle and dream up gadgets but sometimes struggles to finish their projects. Discover how a
Ages 8–12
Nightschool: The Weirn Books, Vol. 1
Svetlana Chmakova
For the child who feels like an outsider or is searching for a missing piece of their world. A supernatural mystery abou
Ages 10–14
Welcome to Boo York
Perdita Finn
For the child who loves glitz, glamour, and ghoulishly good times. Navigating big-city dreams and social pressures with
Ages 6–10
The Witch Who Was Afraid of Witches
Alice Low
For the child who feels overlooked or bossed around by older siblings, this story celebrates finding your own unique voi
Ages 4–8
Junie B. Jones Smells Something Fishy
Barbara Park
For the child who feels frustrated when rules seem unfair, this humorous tale follows Junie B. Jones as she gets creativ
Ages 6–9
Last Descendants
Matthew J. Kirby
For the teen processing the loss of a parent while seeking the truth about their family history through high-tech advent
Ages 12–17
The World Needs More Purple People
Kristen Bell, Benjamin Hart
For the child learning to navigate differences, this upbeat guide uses a 'purple person' metaphor to celebrate kindness,
Ages 3–7
Lifeblood
Tom Becker
For the young reader who loves dark secrets and is navigating the complex mystery of a missing parent or their own famil
Ages 10–14
Welcome Comfort
Patricia Polacco
For the child who feels like an outsider or is navigating the foster care system. A lonely boy finds belonging and a mag
Ages 4–9
Grumpy Monkey: Spring Fever
Suzanne Lang
For the child whose high energy feels like a 'bad case of the sillies.' Jim Panzee learns that sometimes you just have t
Ages 3–7
My Pencil and Me
Sara Varon
For the young artist or writer who feels stuck or frustrated when their work isn't perfect, this story helps kids embrac
Ages 4–8
Words of Stone
Kevin Henkes
For the child grappling with quiet anxieties or the loss of a parent, this story explores how a bold new friendship can
Ages 8–12
Run for the Hills, Geronimo!
Geronimo Stilton
For the child who prefers the comforts of home but finds themselves facing an unexpected outdoor challenge.
Ages 7–10
The Cursed Queen's Daughter
Elly Blake
For the teen girl navigating the tension between family expectations and her own fierce identity while exploring the all
Ages 12–18
Body Switchers from Outer Space
R. L. Stine
For the child who compares themselves to the 'cool kids' at school. This spooky tale explores the danger of wishing to b
Ages 8–12
Antiracist Baby
Ibram X. Kendi
For parents seeking to introduce concepts of racial equity and justice early on, this rhythmic guide offers nine foundat
Ages 0–4
Pippi in the South Seas
Astrid Lindgren
For the child who loves bold adventurers and imaginative play, this book celebrates courage, friendship, and embracing t
Ages 6–9
The Flames of Hope
Tui T. Sutherland
For the child feeling the weight of high expectations, this finale explores finding the inner strength to lead when the
Ages 8–12
Bird
Angela Johnson
For the teen searching for where they truly belong, this lyrical story follows a runaway girl who finds a chosen family
Ages 12–16
Woo Hoo! You're Doing Great!
Sandra Boynton
For the child (or grown-up) needing a boost after a tough day or a big mistake. A cheering chicken celebrates every effo
Ages 2–8
Rosie Revere, Engineer
Andrea Beaty
For the child who feels discouraged by mistakes or hides their creative spark for fear of being laughed at, this story c
Ages 4–8
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