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Standing Up for Yourself
Standing Up for Yourself
Standing Up for Yourself Books for Kids | Wonderlit
2,987 books about standing up for yourself
0–3 yrs
202 books
4–7 yrs
996 books
8–11 yrs
1056 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Wolfpack
Wolfpack (Young Readers Edition)
Abby Wambach
Forget following the old rules; this guide to leadership encourages girls to wander off the path and build their own pow
Ages 10–14
The Sweetest Sound
Sherri Winston
Shy Cadence has a magnificent singing voice, but panic sets in when a recording of her singing is leaked to the world be
Ages 8–12
Jerome the Alligator #3
Jerome Camps Out
Eileen Christelow
Jerome the alligator is excited for the Swamp School camping trip until he realizes the class bully is coming along for
Ages 4–8
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12–18 yrs
694 books
My Name Is María Isabel
Alma Flor Ada
Third-grader María Isabel struggles to feel at home in her new school until a writing assignment gives her the chance to
Ages 7–10
Who Is
Who Is Hillary Clinton?
Heather Alexander
Trace the journey of Hillary Clinton through the key events and facts that shaped her entire life and political career.
Ages 8–12
Zelda and Ivy #1
Zelda and Ivy
Laura McGee Kvasnosky
For the younger sibling navigating the tricky balance of wanting to be just like their big sister while finding their ow
Ages 5–8
Katie Hart #1
Katie and Those Boys
Martha Tolles
For the child adjusting to a new family setup, this lighthearted story navigates the messy, loud, and funny reality of g
Ages 8–12
Emma and George #1
Letters from a Desperate Dog
Eileen Christelow
Emma the dog feels completely unappreciated, so she takes her grievances to a canine advice columnist in these hilarious
Ages 4–8
Origami Yoda #4
The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett
Tom Angleberger
Dark times hit McQuarrie Middle School as the boring FunTime program drives everyone crazy. Origami Yoda is the only hop
Ages 8–12
Boy O'boy
Brian Doyle
For the young reader navigating a complex world where adult behavior is confusing and home isn't always a sanctuary. A s
Ages 11–15
Superhero Harry #2
The Recess Bully
Rachel Ruiz
For the child navigating playground politics or dealing with a classmate who is making recess difficult. A helpful guide
Ages 6–9
A Little Space for Me
Jennifer Gray Olson
For the child who feels overwhelmed by a loud or busy world, this gentle story teaches the importance of finding and nur
Ages 4–8
Shermy & Shake #2
The Not-So-Nice Neighbor
Kirby Larson
For the child navigating a tricky summer friendship. Help your reader understand how to handle personality clashes and f
Ages 6–9
Fact Finders: Media Literacy
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
Stay
Deb Caletti
For the teenager or parent navigating the warning signs of an obsessive relationship and the courageous, difficult journ
Ages 14–18
The Innocence Treatment
Ari Goelman
A medical procedure designed to fix Lauren’s cognitive disability instead pulls her into a dangerous web of genetic engi
Ages 12–18
The Minister's Daughter
Julie Hearn
A false accusation of witchcraft used to hide a secret pregnancy in 1645 England creates a legacy of lies that resurface
Ages 12–18
Mr. Keene #2
A Smart, Smart School
Sharon Creech
For the child who thrives on creativity and feels stifled by rigid rules, this story celebrates the joy of learning thro
Ages 4–8
If I Were a Lion
Sarah Weeks
Stuck in her time-out chair, a little girl argues that her behavior is actually quite tame compared to the wild roars an
Ages 3–7
The Believing Game
Eireann Corrigan
For the teenager navigating the thin line between intense friendship and dangerous influence, this dark psychological th
Ages 14–18
Silver Woven in My Hair
Shirley Rousseau Murphy
For the child who uses stories to escape a difficult situation at home. This gentle retelling highlights the power of im
Ages 8–12
Peanut Butter and Jelly #4
Trouble at Alcott School
Dorothy Haas
For the child who loves school but feels their happiness is dimmed by a classmate's unkindness. Help your reader navigat
Ages 7–10
The Downstairs Girl
Stacey Lee
A lady’s maid in the 1890s South leads a double life as a famous anonymous columnist, using her wit to challenge the cit
Ages 12–18
The Girls' Guide to Rocking
Jessica Hopper
Grab your guitar and find your beat! This guide covers everything from learning an instrument to writing songs and formi
Ages 12–18
