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Embarrassment
Embarrassment
Embarrassment Books for Kids | Wonderlit
1,696 books about embarrassment
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Horrid Henry #15
Horrid Henry's Nightmare
Francesca Simon
Mischief and mayhem follow Henry everywhere he goes in this hilarious series of misadventures that have been adapted for
Ages 5–9
Horrid Henry
Horrid Henry's Sleepover
Francesca Simon
For the child who is nervous or excited about their first night away from home, this humorous story mirrors the chaos an
Ages 5–9
Me and Miranda Mullaly
Jake Gerhardt
Three eighth grade boys find themselves in a hilarious collision of competition and awkwardness when they all fall for t
Ages 10–14
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The Fabled Stables #2
Trouble with Tattle-Tails
Jonathan Auxier
Auggie must protect the people of Rainbow's End from chatterbox furry tails that won't stop talking in this magical Fabl
Ages 6–9
Four Eyes #2
Pizza Face
Rex Ogle
Rex faces the awkwardness of a changing body, middle school bullies, and his family's tight budget while trying to find
Ages 8–12
Diary of a Minecraft Zombie #29
Pet Show Pandemonium
Zack Zombie
For the child who loves gaming and needs a laugh while navigating the messy, often embarrassing social hurdles of school
Ages 7–12
Senior Year Distractions #1
Kissing Ted Callahan (and Other Guys)
Amy Spalding
Riley and Reid are tired of being the only ones without romance. A secret notebook tracks their pact to finally make a m
Ages 14–18
Sleepover Friends #7
Kate's Sleepover Disaster
Susan Saunders
A fun night with friends turns into total chaos when Kate realizes her host's four siblings have a wild appetite for des
Ages 8–12
The Funny Girl #1
Good Deeds and Other Laughing Matters
D.L. Green
For the child who wants to help but finds that things don't always go as planned. A funny look at the messy side of bein
Ages 6–9
Danny Dorfman's Dream Band #1
A Legend in His Own Mind
Ronald Kidd
Danny is certain his rock band will be a massive hit, if only he can find actual musicians to play the songs currently s
Ages 7–10
The Loser List #3
Jinx of the Loser
H. N. Kowitt
Everywhere twelve-year-old Danny Shine goes, disaster follows. Now he must survive a middle school that is convinced he
Ages 8–12
No Place Like
Gene Kemp
Life in the Williams household is a whirlwind of loud declarations, good causes, and a father who feels like a walking t
Ages 11–15
The Creature from My Closet #3
Pinocula
Obert Skye
Rob’s life gets weird when Pinocula—half vampire, half wooden puppet—pops out of his closet to tell lies and cause middl
Ages 8–12
Sue From Class Two #1
Sue From Class Two Has A Problem With Poo
Victoria Smith, Dr. JJ Smith
Sue is having a tough time using the bathroom at school, but this funny, rhyming tale makes the whole situation feel muc
Ages 3–7
S.O.R. Losers #2
Romeo and Juliet, Together (and Alive!) At Last
Avi
A chaotic eighth-grade production of Shakespeare becomes a hilarious match-making scheme to force two shy classmates int
Ages 8–12
Bill's New Frock
Anne Fine
Bill Simpson wakes up as a girl and has to navigate a day at school in a pink dress. He quickly realizes that people tre
Ages 7–10
Dance Class #10
Dance Class: Peer Pressure
Béka
For the child feeling pulled between their love for a hobby and the desire to fit in with friends.
Ages 8–12
Dance Class #4
Dance Class 3-in-1 Vol. 4
Béka
For the child finding their rhythm and learning that friendship is the best choreography for navigating the ups and down
Ages 8–12
Rotten School #9
Party Poopers
Robert Lawrence Stine
Bernie Bridges runs his dormitory like a business, hatching schemes to make money and outsmart his rich rivals in this h
Ages 7–12
Junie B. Jones #15
Junie B. Jones Has a Peep in Her Pocket
Barbara Park
Junie B. Jones is a trouble-making schoolgirl who always finds herself in the middle of a new comedic muddle at school.
Ages 5–8
The Baby-Sitters Club: Friends Forever #138
Claudia Gets Her Guy
Ann M. Martin
For the middle schooler navigating the butterflies and awkwardness of a first crush while trying to stay true to their f
Ages 8–12
The Baby-Sitters Club #14
Hello, Mallory
Ann M. Martin
For the child eager to prove they are 'grown up' enough to join the big kids. This story explores the sting of being und
Ages 8–12
Girl Talk #1
Welcome to Junior High!
L. E. Blair
For the child navigating the nervous excitement of middle school and the ups and downs of making new friends.
Ages 8–12
The Nocturnals #7
The Best Burp
Tracey Hecht
For the child who loves silly jokes but needs to learn that true friendship isn't about showing off or being the loudest
Ages 5–7
