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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+
Chadwick's Epic Revenge
Lisa Doan
After being the target of too many school pranks, Chadwick decides it is finally time to flip the script and settle the
Ages 8–12
Arnie #2
Arnie and the Skateboard Gang
Nancy Carlson
Arnie faces a difficult choice between his safety and his reputation when he is dared to skateboard down a steep, danger
Ages 4–8
Roger the Pig #1
Roger Takes Charge!
Susanna Gretz
When the parents leave, Roger the pig and the bossy girl next door go head-to-head to see who really calls the shots dur
Ages 3–7
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694 books
A Beauty of a Plan
Angela Shelf Medearis
Sheila dreams of being an architect despite family pressure to work in the beauty salon, leading her to design a project
Ages 6–9
Don't Call Me Bear!
Aaron Blabey
For the child who feels misunderstood or is tired of being labeled by others, this hilarious book helps them find their
Ages 3–7
Matilda Early Readers
Meet Matilda
Roald Dahl
A brilliant girl with extraordinary mental powers stands up to the world's most terrifying teachers in this high-energy
Ages 3–5
Lotty Lindow #1
The Bad Dreams of a Good Girl
Susan Shreve
Fourth-grader Lotty has problems with her family and her friends at school.
Ages 8–11
Bonzo Beaver
Bonzo Beaver
Arthur Crowley
Five-year-old Bonzo is tired of being called a nuisance, so he enlists a neighbor's help to show his older brother exact
Ages 4–8
Dragon Dreams
Laura Rennert
Emma is a student at the Royal Princess Academy who would much rather play soccer and ride dragons than practice her bal
Ages 7–10
Got Issues
Are You LGBTQ?
Jeanne Nagle
For the young person beginning to explore their own identity and orientation, this guide offers clear, supportive answer
Ages 10–14
Language Arts Library #1
Punctuation Takes a Vacation
Robin Pulver
When the commas and periods in Mr. Wright’s class go on strike, the students quickly realize that their sentences make n
Ages 5–9
Olivia and the Fairy Princesses
Ian Falconer
Tired of pink ruffles and sparkly crowns, Olivia embarks on a funny quest to find a look that is truly unique and entire
Ages 3–7
Unpregnant
Jenni Hendriks, Ted Caplan
Veronica and her ex-best friend Bailey hit the road for a 900-mile trip across the Southwest, facing car thieves and cha
Ages 14–18
The Superpower of Self-Confidence for Teens
Robin Roth
For the teenager struggling with self-doubt, social anxiety, or the pressure to fit in during the middle and high school
Ages 12–18
The Pride Guide
Jo Langford
For teens and families navigating the journey of LGBTQ+ identity, this comprehensive guide offers expert advice on comin
Ages 12–18
Marlon Bundo
A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo
Jill Twiss
Marlon Bundo is a lonely bunny living in the Vice President's house whose life changes forever when he meets another boy
Ages 4–8
You are an Amazing Girl
Phoebe Whimsy
For the young girl who feels hesitant or compares herself to others, these stories offer relatable paths toward self-acc
Ages 6–10
Big Words #1
Martin's Big Words
Doreen Rappaport
The powerful legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. comes alive through a look at his life and the unforgettable words th
Ages 5–9
Superman versus the Ku Klux Klan: The True Story of How the Iconic Superhero Battled the Men of Hate
Rick Bowers
The creators of Superman used their iconic hero to fight real-world hate, turning the Man of Steel into a powerful weapo
Ages 10–14
Talia's Codebook #2
Talia's Codebook for Mathletes
Marissa Moss
For the child navigating the tricky 'social codes' of middle school while trying to stay true to their own unique passio
Ages 8–12
Singing with Elephants
Margarita Engle
In 1947, a young Cuban immigrant finds her voice through poetry and an unlikely friendship with a famous diplomat as the
Ages 8–12
How to Be a Hero
Kristin Westberg, Shane Clester
For the child who loves capes and superpowers but needs help seeing that small acts of kindness are the most powerful he
Ages 3–8
Fame and Glory in Freedom, Georgia
Barbara O'Connor
Outcast sixth-grader Bird Weaver forms an unlikely bond with the new boy at school, leading them both to discover their
Ages 8–12
Wolf Academy
Jonathan Allen
For the child who feels like an outsider because they prefer books to roughhousing, or any little reader carving out the
Ages 4–7
