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Letting Go
Letting Go
Letting Go Books for Kids | Wonderlit
2,282 books about letting go
0–3 yrs
441 books
4–7 yrs
879 books
8–11 yrs
533 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Usborne First Experiences
Moving House
Anne Civardi
For the preschooler facing the big transition of leaving their first home. This gentle guide demystifies the packing and
Ages 2–5
Ellen Outside the Lines
A. J. Sass
For the child who thrives on routine but feels the world is shifting as friendships change and new perspectives on ident
Ages 8–12
My Old Teddy
Dom Mansell
A well-loved teddy bear might be falling apart, but no brand-new toy can replace the comfort and history of a lifelong b
Ages 3–6
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12–18 yrs
360 books
Robot Dreams
Sara Varon
For the child learning to navigate the bittersweet reality of friendships that change, end, or evolve. A wordless guide
Ages 8–12
The Second Bend in the River
Ann Rinaldi
On the 1798 Ohio frontier, a young settler named Rebecca forms an unlikely and deep friendship with the Shawnee leader T
Ages 12–17
Alexander #3
Alexander, Who's Not (Do You Hear Me? I Mean It!) Going to Move
Judith Viorst
Alexander is digging in his heels and refusing to move, determined not to leave his best friends or his favorite backyar
Ages 4–8
The Other Side of Blue
Valerie O. Patterson
Returning to the island where her father drowned, Cyan searches for the truth behind his death while navigating a summer
Ages 10–14
The Dragon Prince Through the Moon A Graphic Novel
Peter Wartman
For the young fan navigating the heavy feelings of loss and the urge to find answers when a loved one is gone.
Ages 8–12
The Brewster Triplets #1
Revenge of the Flower Girls
Jennifer Ziegler
Triplets Dawn, Darby, and Delaney decide their sister is marrying the wrong man and hatch a plan to reunite her with her
Ages 8–12
A Fairy Went A-Marketing
Rose Fyleman
A kind-hearted fairy goes shopping for little treasures, only to realize that the best way to enjoy nature's gifts is to
Ages 3–8
Aquamarine
Alice Hoffman
During the hottest summer on record, two friends find a sharp-tongued mermaid in a murky pool and race to save her befor
Ages 8–12
It Only Happens in the Movies
Holly Bourne
For the teenager navigating the gap between cinematic romance and messy reality, this story offers a sharp, feminist loo
Ages 14–18
What is Goodbye?
Nikki Grimes
For the child navigating the complex waves of grief after losing a sibling. This moving collection of poems follows a br
Ages 8–12
Shadowlands #3
Endless
Kate Brian
For the teenager grappling with big questions about life, death, and legacy. This suspenseful finale explores the weight
Ages 14–18
The New Rules of High School
Blake Nelson
For the teenager who feels suffocated by the pressure to be perfect and is ready to trade their straight-A reputation fo
Ages 14–18
Amanda and the Witch Switch
John Himmelman
Kind-hearted Amanda the witch grants a toad's wish to be just like her, only to realize that having two witches in the w
Ages 4–8
A Flower in the Snow
Tracey Corderoy
The bond between Luna and Bear takes center stage in this gentle tale about what it really means to be a loyal friend th
Ages 3–7
Finn Throws a Fit!
David Elliott
The storm of a toddler's enormous tantrum rages through the house as Finn experiences a truly epic bad mood.
Ages 2–5
Alex Rider #9
Scorpia Rising
Anthony Horowitz
For the teen feeling the weight of high expectations and the need to finally say goodbye to a chapter of their life whil
Ages 10–15
The Button That Made Everything Pause
magi button story
For the child who feels overwhelmed by the fast pace of daily life and needs a way to find a moment of stillness.
Ages 3–7
The Strange Night Writing of Jessamine Colter
Cynthia DeFelice
For the child grappling with the concept of life's end, this gentle story uses a touch of magic to explore legacy, prepa
Ages 8–12
Fear Street #14
The Dead Girlfriend
R.L. Stine
For the teen navigating the intense emotions of a first breakup or the haunting feeling of being watched, this retro thr
Ages 12–18
Red Butterfly How a Princess Smuggled the Secret of Silk Out of China
Deborah Noyes
For the child facing a big life change or move, this lyrical legend shows how we carry the beauty of our first home into
Ages 5–9
How Could You Do It, Diane?
Stella Pevsner
Bethany is left with a million questions after her sister's suicide, searching for answers while her parents try to bury
Ages 12–17
