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Letting Go
Letting Go
Letting Go Books for Kids | Wonderlit
2,190 books about letting go
0–3 yrs
424 books
4–7 yrs
845 books
8–11 yrs
512 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
The Rope Trick
Lloyd Alexander
Lidi is a master of illusions on a quest to find a legendary magician and learn the world's greatest trick with the help
Ages 8–12
Practically Twins
Viola Rowe
For the teenager navigating the sudden blending of two families, this story explores the complexities of gaining a new s
Ages 10–14
Minecraft: Ironsword Academy #6
Last Exit to the End!
Caleb Zane Huett
Morgan and the team must infiltrate the school computer room during a medieval fair to rescue their friend Eek before th
Ages 7–10
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12–18 yrs
342 books
Wishing for Tomorrow
Hilary McKay
For the child who wonders what happens after the fairy tale ends. This story helps readers navigate the bittersweet feel
Ages 8–12
This Side of Home
Renée Watson
For the teenager grappling with changes in their neighborhood and realizing their once identical path with a sibling is
Ages 12–18
Heart in the Pocket
Laurence Bourguignon
For the child who feels nervous about being away from a parent. A comforting story about a little kangaroo who finds the
Ages 3–6
The Berenstain Bears Living Lights
The Berenstain Bears: School Time Blessings
Mike Berenstain
The beloved bear family returns to share stories and lessons centered around the transition back to the classroom.
Ages 4–8
Jack (Not Jackie)
Erica Silverman
For siblings navigating changes in identity, this gentle story helps children understand and embrace a brother or sister
Ages 4–8
The Puppy Place #59
Miki
Ellen Miles
For the child who loves caring for others and wants to understand the gentle responsibility of fostering a pet while the
Ages 7–10
The Do-Over
Lynn Painter
For the teen feeling the pressure of perfection, this story uses a magical time loop to explore how letting go of expect
Ages 12–18
How Not to Be Popular
Jennifer Ziegler
Tired of being the new girl, a teen tries a hilarious strategy to avoid making friends so she won't have to say goodbye
Ages 12–17
Dear Sweet Pea
Julie Murphy
Sweet Pea navigates the ups and downs of seventh grade, a changing family, and the unexpected responsibility of taking o
Ages 8–12
Step into Reading
Drop It, Rocket!
Tad Hills
For the budding reader who is learning that some treasures are hard to let go of. Follow Rocket the dog as he practices
Ages 3–7
The Ormingat Trilogy #3
Who Goes Home?
Sylvia Waugh
For the child grappling with the feeling of being an outsider, even within their own home.
Ages 9–12
The Music Thief
Peni R. Griffin
For the child who feels bored with the routine of daily life and needs to understand that time and growth are precious g
Ages 10–14
The Garden of Eve
K. L. Going
For the child navigating the heavy weight of a parent's death and looking for a spark of magic to help them believe in l
Ages 8–12
Naming Maya
Uma Krishnaswami
For the child grappling with the sale of a family home or navigating the complex feelings of belonging to two different
Ages 9–12
Sally Jean the Bicycle Queen
Cari Best
For the child who has outgrown a favorite toy or bike and needs help navigating the bittersweet transition to something
Ages 4–8
Maybe a Fox
Kathi Appelt, Alison McGhee
For the child navigating the heavy weight of losing a loved one. This lyrical story offers a bridge between grief and ho
Ages 8–12
The Pocket Chaotic
Ziggy Hanaor
Life inside a kangaroo's pouch is getting a little too crowded for Alexander, sparking a funny and relatable journey tow
Ages 3–6
One Day
Lee Juck
For the child processing the sudden loss of a grandparent and the quiet that follows, this gentle story honors the weigh
Ages 4–8
Pinky and Rex #3
Pinky and Rex and the Just-Right Pet
James Howe
For the child who has their heart set on one thing but gets another. This story gently explores navigating disappointmen
Ages 6–9
What Happened to Goodbye
Sarah Dessen
Mclean constantly reinvents herself with every move, but as she settles into a new town, she must decide if she is final
Ages 12–18
Breathing Underwater
Abbey Lee Nash
Tess finds her sanctuary in the swimming pool, but a sudden epilepsy diagnosis forces her to find a new way to move forw
Ages 12–17
