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Books to help children navigate and address bullying situations
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Sally and Jake - Let's Stop Bullying for Pete's Sake!
Pete Drakas
For children learning how to navigate peer conflict and stand up for others. Sally and Jake help kids understand why kin
Ages 4–9
No Bullying Allowed
April M. Cox
For the child who has encountered a mean peer at the playground and needs clear, actionable words to stand up for themse
Ages 4–8
Unfriended
Rachel Vail
For the child navigating the complex world of middle school social media, where being left out feels like the end of the
Ages 10–14
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
Kobi Learns About Bullying
Unknown
For the child who is experiencing unkind treatment from peers or needs help recognizing the difference between teasing a
Ages 4–8
Cyberbullying
Heather E. Schwartz, Frank W. Baker
For middle-grade students navigating the digital world, this guide provides clear tools to recognize, stop, and prevent
Ages 8–12
Live! In Concert!
Kara LaReau
For the child who has been teased for what they like or wonders if their interests are 'too girly.' This gentle story ex
Ages 5–8
Bullying
Martha E. H. Rustad
For the early reader learning to navigate playground dynamics. This straightforward guide explains what bullying looks l
Ages 5–8
The Secret Sheriff of Sixth Grade
Jordan Sonnenblick
For the child navigating a difficult home life who needs to know that small acts of courage can make them a hero in thei
Ages 10–14
Surviving Social Media: Shut Down the Haters
Eric Braun
For the child navigating the complex world of apps and comments: this guide offers practical tools to handle cyberbullyi
Ages 8–12
Always Anthony
Terri Libenson
For the child navigating tricky middle school social circles and wondering when to speak up when they see something wron
Ages 8–12
Darth Paper Strikes Back
Tom Angleberger
For the middle schooler who feels misunderstood, this story explores how friendship and a little creativity can help you
Ages 8–12
Jennifer Chan Is Not Alone
Tae Keller
For the child grappling with the guilt of being a bystander or the pressure to fit in at the cost of being kind.
Ages 10–14
Minecraft: Volume 2
Sfé R. Monster
For the child navigating middle school social dynamics, this graphic novel uses a digital adventure to model how to hand
Ages 8–12
24 Hours in Nowhere
Dusti Bowling
For the child who feels like an underdog or is struggling with peer pressure: this fast-paced desert quest celebrates th
Ages 8–13
Restart
Gordon Korman
For the child grappling with a bad reputation or seeking a second chance, this story explores how losing your memory can
Ages 8–12
Revenge of the Snob Squad
Julie Anne Peters
For the child who feels like an outsider, this story celebrates finding a crew that loves you exactly as you are, quirks
Ages 8–12
Wonder
R. J. Palacio
For the child feeling like an outsider or facing the nerves of a new school, this story explores the power of choosing k
Ages 8–13
Some Dinosaurs Are Small
Charlotte Voake
For the child who feels small in a world of big personalities, this prehistoric tale offers a clever reminder that even
Ages 3–7
Rhyme Schemer
K.A. Holt
For the child who struggles to find their place or uses humor as a shield. Explore how words can hurt or heal in this st
Ages 9–12
Love the World
Todd Parr
For the child learning to embrace their own unique traits while discovering how to care for others and the planet throug
Ages 3–6
Racism
Anita Ganeri
A supportive guide for children to understand what racism is, how it makes people feel, and how they can help build a fa
Ages 5–9
Woke: A Young Poet's Call to Justice
Mahogany L. Browne, Elizabeth Acevedo, Olivia Gatwood
For the child noticing unfairness in the world and wanting to find their voice. This poetic guide empowers middle grader
Ages 8–12
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
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