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Standing Up for Yourself
Standing Up for Yourself
Standing Up for Yourself Books for Kids | Wonderlit
3,126 books about standing up for yourself
0–3 yrs
214 books
4–7 yrs
1043 books
8–11 yrs
1095 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Graphic Library: Biographies
Elizabeth Cady Stanton: Women's Rights Pioneer
Connie Colwell Miller
For the child who asks why things aren't fair, this graphic biography shows how one woman's determination helped change
Ages 8–11
Tall, Thin, and Blonde
Dyan Sheldon
For the child feeling the sting of a best friend choosing popularity over loyalty. This story navigates the pressures of
Ages 12–15
When the Chickens Went on Strike
Erica Silverman
During the Jewish New Year in a Russian village, a young boy watches in surprise as the local chickens take a stand to t
Ages 4–8
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She Persisted #26
Rachel Levine
Lisa Bunker, Chelsea Clinton
For children exploring what it means to be themselves, this biography shows how one woman's perseverance in medicine and
Ages 6–9
Swimming with Spies
Chrystyna Lucyk-Berger
For the child navigating a world that feels increasingly uncertain. This story explores finding your voice and protectin
Ages 8–12
The Kids in Mrs. Z's Class #3
Wyatt Hill Brings a Lizard to School
Eliot Schrefer
For the quiet child who finds it easier to talk through a favorite toy, Wyatt's journey to find his voice in a busy thir
Ages 6–9
Dime
E. R. Frank
Fourteen-year-old Dime searches for belonging on the streets of Newark, facing a devastating choice when the life she th
Ages 14–18
Going to Squintum's A Foxy Folk Tale
Jennifer Westwood
A clever fox tricks his way across the countryside with a sack, but his greedy plans are challenged when he finally meet
Ages 4–8
Racing Manhattan
Terence Blacker
For the teenager striving to carve out a path in a competitive world, this gritty story explores finding your voice and
Ages 12–17
The Super Hungry Dinosaur
Martin Waddell
A monstrously hungry dinosaur is having a giant tantrum, but young Hal and his dog Billy know exactly how to stay calm a
Ages 3–7
Show Me a Sign #1
Show Me a Sign
Ann Clare LeZotte
In 1805 Martha's Vineyard, Mary lives in a thriving deaf community until a scientist arrives and targets her for a cruel
Ages 8–12
Tyrone the Dinosaur #3
Tyrone and the Swamp Gang
Hans Wilhelm
For the child feeling pressured by friends to do something they know is wrong. Boland helps a peer find the courage to s
Ages 4–8
World Made of Glass
Ami Polonsky
As her father faces a terminal illness shrouded in secrecy, Iris finds her voice and becomes an activist against the pre
Ages 10–14
That's Not What Happened
Kody Keplinger
For the teenager grappling with how the media or community twists the truth after a tragedy. This powerful story explore
Ages 14–18
When an Icon Played
When Hillary Rodham Clinton Played Ice Hockey
Rachel Ruiz
For the young girl who loves sports and needs to know that being competitive is a strength, not a flaw.
Ages 6–9
Leading the Way: Women in Power
Janet Howell, Theresa Howell
For the young activist or aspiring leader who wants to see how women have shaped American history and learn how they can
Ages 10–14
Unstoppable
Adam Rex
A bird and a crab lead a forest-wide team of animals using their combined traits to take on a megamall development and t
Ages 3–8
Junior High Drama #1
The Middle School Mean Queens
Louise Simonson
For the child feeling the sting of middle school cliques, this story helps navigate social hierarchies and the pressure
Ages 8–12
Who Was?
Who Is Simone Biles?
Stefanie Loh, Who HQ
For the young athlete facing high expectations, this look at Simone Biles's life shows that true strength is about menta
Ages 8–12
Art of Protest: Creating, Discovering, and Activating Art for Your Revolution
De Nichols
Memorable posters and striking symbols reveal how artists use color and typography to spark revolutions and speak truth
Ages 10–14
Temple Times #1
Pandora Tells All: Not the Curious Kind
Nancy Loewen
For the child who feels unfairly blamed for mistakes, this humorous retelling lets Pandora set the record straight about
Ages 6–10
Elena's Serenade
Campbell Geeslin
Disguised as a boy to follow her dreams, Elena travels to Monterrey to learn the delicate art of glassblowing and finds
Ages 4–8
John and Plunk #1
Mine Will, Said John
Helen V. Griffith
John's parents suggest everything from frogs to chameleons, but he holds out with quiet determination until he gets the
Ages 3–7
Frederick Douglass: For the Great Family of Man
Peter Burchard
Follow the incredible life of a man who escaped slavery to become a brilliant abolitionist, a champion for women, and a
Ages 12–18
