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Standing Up for Yourself
Standing Up for Yourself
Standing Up for Yourself Books for Kids | Wonderlit
3,128 books about standing up for yourself
0–3 yrs
214 books
4–7 yrs
1045 books
8–11 yrs
1095 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
The Boy Who Lost His Face
Louis Sachar
After an elderly woman curses him for a cruel prank, David must find the strength to stop pandering to classmates and be
Ages 10–14
Luke's Bully
Elizabeth Winthrop
Shy third-grader Luke is tired of hiding from Arthur, but an unexpected opportunity in the class play might finally give
Ages 7–9
Three Tasks for a Dragon
Eoin Colfer
For the child who prefers books and kindness over rough-and-tumble play, this witty quest proves that solving problems w
Ages 7–11
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12–18 yrs
726 books
Sit-In: How Four Friends Stood Up by Sitting Down
Andrea Davis Pinkney
Four friends sit at a Woolworth's lunch counter and order coffee, sparking a peaceful movement for equality that changed
Ages 6–10
The Constitution Decoded A Guide to the Document That Shapes Our Nation
Katie Kennedy
For the curious student who wants to understand how the U.S. government actually works. This guide makes complex laws fe
Ages 10–14
Without Annette
Jane B. Mason
Moving to an elite boarding school was supposed to be a dream for Josie and Annette, but the academy's social pressures
Ages 13–18
Dinotrux Ty Finds a New Home
Margaret Green
For the child facing a big change or a playground bully. When Ty's home is destroyed, he must find the courage to start
Ages 4–8
Hurdles in the Dark My Story of Survival, Resilience, and Triumph
Elvira K. Gonzalez
For the teenager or survivor needing to know they are not alone after facing systemic abuse, gaslighting, or the 'troubl
Ages 14–18
Building Blocks of the Civil Rights Movement
School in the Civil Rights Movement
Rachel A. Koestler-Grack
For the child curious about history and justice, this book explains how brave students changed the world just by going t
Ages 8–12
Usborne Young Reading: True Stories
Martin Luther King
Rob Lloyd Jones
For the child asking why some things in the world aren't fair, this accessible biography introduces a hero who used word
Ages 7–10
Mani Semilla Finds Her Quetzal Voice
Anna Lapera
For the middle schooler navigating the messy intersection of body changes, family secrets, and the discovery that they c
Ages 10–14
Princess Decomposia and Count Spatula
Andi Watson
For the child feeling weighed down by big responsibilities or a demanding parent, this story shows how creativity and a
Ages 8–12
Swindle #3
Framed
Gordon Korman
Griffin Bing is the prime suspect when a Super Bowl ring is stolen from his school, and the only way to clear his name i
Ages 8–12
Arthur Adventures
Arthur's April Fool
Marc Brown
Between a big magic performance and a bully's threat to pulverize him, Arthur has a lot on his mind for the April Fool's
Ages 4–8
Courage for Beginners
Karen Harrington
For the child navigating a family crisis while finding their own voice. This story helps readers find courage when life
Ages 8–12
The Gold-Threaded Dress #2
The Quail Club
Carolyn Marsden
Fifth-grader Oy dreams of performing a traditional Thai dance at the talent show, but a bossy friend insists on an Ameri
Ages 8–12
Captain Abdul #2
Captain Abdul's Pirate School
Colin McNaughton
For the child who needs a boost of confidence or a good laugh when facing a strict environment. A hilarious look at stan
Ages 5–9
The Year of the Buttered Cat
Lexi Haas, Susan Haas
For the child navigating a world not built for them, this humorous mystery finds the power in self-advocacy and the stre
Ages 8–12
Stella Díaz #2
Stella Díaz Never Gives Up
Angela Dominguez
For the child who wants to protect the planet but isn't sure where to start. Stella finds her voice and her community wh
Ages 8–12
True to Your Selfie
Megan McCafferty
For the middle schooler feeling the pressure to curate a perfect online life while navigating changing friendships and t
Ages 8–12
Comeback Kids #4
Long Shot
Mike Lupica
Basketball star Pedro Morales is used to passing the ball to others, but running for class president against his own tea
Ages 8–12
Soundless
Richelle Mead
For the teen who feels like their voice isn't being heard, this lyrical story explores the courage required to challenge
Ages 12–18
All the Things We Do in the Dark
Saundra Mitchell
For teens navigating the heavy aftermath of trauma, memory loss, and the complex journey of reclaiming one's narrative a
Ages 14–18
The Pony-Mad Princess #7
Princess Ellie's Summer Holiday
Diana Kimpton
Princess Ellie’s tropical vacation is perfect until a bossy peer causes trouble, leaving Ellie and her friend Kate to sa
Ages 6–9