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Books that celebrate being unique and building self-acceptance
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Jazzbo and Googy
Matt Novak
For the child who likes things just so and needs a gentle nudge to welcome a messy, different kind of friend into their
Ages 3–7
Behind the Lines
Isabelle Holland
For the child grappling with the difference between what they were taught and what is right, this story explores standin
Ages 10–14
The Emperor's Ostrich
Julie Berry
For the child who loves a grand adventure where common sense saves the day. This whimsical quest follows a dairymaid and
Ages 8–12
Happy Birthday, Lexie!
Lisa Eisenberg
For the child feeling the weight of social expectations and the dread of being paired with someone 'uncool' for a big mi
Ages 8–11
How to Write a Poem
Kwame Alexander, Deanna Nikaido
For the child who stares at the clouds or asks deep questions about the wind, this book transforms quiet observation int
Ages 4–8
The Mist Monster
Kirsti Beautyman
For the child feeling lonely or anxious after moving to a new home. This gentle story shows how imagination and unexpect
Ages 3–6
Our Only May Amelia
Jennifer L. Holm
For the girl who feels restricted by rules and expectations, this story of a spirited 12-year-old in 1899 celebrates fin
Ages 8–12
Riley Reynolds Conquers Spring Cleaning
Jay Albee
For the child who struggles to say goodbye to their treasures, this story shows how to honor memories while making space
Ages 6–9
The Grandpa Book
Todd Parr
Celebrate the special bond between grandfathers and grandchildren with this inclusive look at all the different, silly,
Ages 3–6
Clouds for Dinner
Lynne Rae Perkins
For the child who wonders why their family doesn't do things like everyone else. A gentle look at finding beauty in both
Ages 4–8
The True Story of a Remarkable Friendship
Isabella Hatkoff, Craig Hatkoff, Paula Kahumbu
For the child coping with loss or looking for where they belong. This true story of an orphaned hippo and a wise tortois
Ages 4–8
The Three Mouths of Little Tom Drum
Nancy Willard
For the child grappling with the heavy weight of a mistake or feeling 'marked' by their own choices, this whimsical tale
Ages 6–9
Taylor Swift
Wendy Loggia
For the young dreamer who loves to sing and perform, this gentle biography shows how a little girl with big ideas grew u
Ages 2–5
The Friend Ship
Kat Yeh
For the child who feels like an outsider or is searching for their 'people.' A gentle misunderstanding leads to a heartw
Ages 4–8
The Story of Diva and Flea
Mo Willems
For the child who needs a little nudge of courage to step outside their comfort zone or find common ground with someone
Ages 6–9
Arlo Needs Glasses
Barney Saltzberg
For the child who might be nervous about their first eye exam or getting glasses. Arlo the dog makes the process fun wit
Ages 2–5
The Odious Ogre
Norton Juster
For the child who loves clever wordplay and discovering that even the biggest, scariest problems can be solved with kind
Ages 4–9
The Tiny Seed
Eric Carle
For the child who feels small or left behind. Follow the brave journey of a tiny seed as it survives nature's big challe
Ages 3–7
King of the Sky
Nicola Davies
For the child feeling out of place after a big move. A lyrical story about an immigrant boy finding his way in a new lan
Ages 5–9
Grumpy Monkey
Suzanne Lang
For the child who is having a bad day for no specific reason and needs to know that it is okay to just be grumpy for a w
Ages 3–7
Makeup Mess
Robert Munsch
For the child who loves playing dress-up and experimenting with style. This hilarious story explores the joy of creative
Ages 4–7
Silksinger
Laini Taylor
For the child who feels the weight of a big responsibility or the loneliness of being the last one to remember an import
Ages 10–14
Inch by Inch
Leo Lionni
For the child who loves to solve problems using their wits. A tiny inchworm proves that being small is no obstacle when
Ages 3–7
Who Has What? All About Girls' Bodies and Boys' Bodies
Robie H. Harris
For the child noticing physical differences between themselves and others, this gentle guide provides clear, anatomicall
Ages 3–7
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