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Time and the Clockmice, Etcetera
Peter Dickinson
For the child who loves to peer behind the scenes of how things work and needs a reminder that even the smallest creatur
Ages 7–11
Ordinary Girls
Blair Thornburgh
For siblings who feel worlds apart despite sharing a home. This modern Austen retelling explores the friction and deep b
Ages 12–17
Terrific
Jon Agee
For the child who tends to see the glass as half empty or meets new experiences with a skeptical 'terrific.'
Ages 4–8
The Mum-Minder
Jacqueline Wilson
For the child who thrives on being the 'big helper' or finds themselves taking charge when a parent is under the weather
Ages 7–10
The Smartest Kid in the Universe
Chris Grabenstein
For the child who feels overlooked or average, this high energy adventure explores what happens when a regular kid sudde
Ages 8–12
Quite Contrary Man: A True American Tale, The
Patricia Rusch Hyatt
For the child who feels like an outsider for their unique choices, this true story celebrates the courage it takes to be
Ages 5–9
Tales for Very Picky Eaters
Josh Schneider
For the child who refuses everything on their plate and the parent who is tired of mealtime battles. A humorous look at
Ages 4–8
Somebody and the Three Blairs
Marilyn Tolhurst
For the child who loves the 'what if' of a familiar tale. This clever role reversal introduces a curious bear into a hum
Ages 2–6
The Absolutely Awful Alphabet
Mordicai Gerstein
For the child who loves the weird, the gross, and the monstrous. This quirky alphabet book transforms boring letters int
Ages 5–10
Dear Sylvia
Alan Cumyn
For the child navigating the bittersweet reality of a long distance friendship and the quiet courage it takes to put big
Ages 8–12
United Tweets of America
Hudson Talbott
For the child curious about the map on their wall, this witty guide uses bird 'personalities' and puns to make learning
Ages 7–11
Wink
Rob Harrell
For the child navigating a difficult health diagnosis while trying to stay 'normal' at school. A humorous and heartfelt
Ages 9–13
Gerry the Giggly Giraffe
Esther Muthoni
For the child who feels a little clumsy or different from their peers. Gerry helps little ones embrace their unique wobb
Ages 3–7
The Probability of Miracles
Wendy Wunder
For the teenager grappling with a life-altering diagnosis who needs permission to be cynical, messy, and hopeful all at
Ages 14–18
Sleep, Big Bear, Sleep!
Maureen Wright
For the child who needs a giggle before lights out, this silly story about a misunderstood bedtime command turns hiberna
Ages 3–7
Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging
Louise Rennison
For the teenager navigating the hilarious, awkward, and sometimes cringeworthy transitions of puberty, first crushes, an
Ages 12–16
Red Sky at Morning
Richard Bradford
For the teenager navigating the complexities of a new town, cultural differences, and the weight of a father away at war
Ages 13–18
The Wall In The Middle Of The Book
Jon Agee
For the child who fears what they don't know, this story shows how our assumptions about others can keep us from seeing
Ages 4–8
We Are Definitely Human
X. Fang
For the child who feels like an outsider, this quirky tale shows that being 'human' is more about kindness and connectio
Ages 4–8
Eggs Mark the Spot
Amy Timberlake
For the child who loves to create and needs to see how their unique artistic gifts can make a real difference in the wor
Ages 4–8
An Occasionally Happy Family
Cliff Burke
For the child navigating tricky family dynamics or feeling the weight of a parent's grief, this story offers humor and h
Ages 8–12
Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask
Anton Treuer
For the curious reader who wants to understand Indigenous history and modern life without the awkwardness of not knowing
Ages 12–18
The Biggest Sandwich Ever
Rita Golden Gelman
For the child who loves to think big, this rhyming romp captures the silly joy of a collaborative, larger than life kitc
Ages 3–7
How To Be A Superhero
Rachel Yu
For the child who loves to play pretend and imagines themselves with incredible powers. This playful guide celebrates th
Ages 4–9
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