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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+
Marvelous Messages #1
Marvelous Messages
Rose Ayling-Ellis
For the child curious about how others experience the world, this guide to British Sign Language and deaf culture builds
Ages 7–10
Weirdo #1
Weirdo
Tony Weaver, Jr.
Tony loves anime and comic book heroes, but being called a weirdo by his peers hurts until a life-changing event forces
Ages 8–12
Fairest
Gail Carson Levine
In a kingdom that prizes singing and beauty, Aza hides from mirrors while possessing a captivating voice that attracts a
Ages 8–12
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694 books
Who Was?
Who Is Judy Blume?
Kirsten Anderson
Discover how a shy girl who made up stories in her head became a legendary author who gave a voice to the real experienc
Ages 8–12
Amy Wild, Animal Talker #5
The Great Sheep Race
Diana Kimpton
For the child who feels left out of the group or told they can't participate, this story celebrates using creativity and
Ages 6–9
Tye May and the Magic Brush
Molly Bang
A poor orphan receives a magical gift in a dream: a paintbrush that makes everything she paints come to life in the real
Ages 6–10
Jim Nasium #3
Jim Nasium Is a Hockey Hazard
Marty McKnight
Jim Nasium must tune out the school bully and practice hard to prove he can handle the heat on the ice during hockey sea
Ages 6–9
Above World #3
Horizon
Jenn Reese
For the child grappling with the weight of big responsibilities, this finale explores how standing up for what is right
Ages 10–14
She Drives Me Crazy
Kelly Quindlen
A fender bender with a beautiful nemesis leads to a high-stakes fake-dating scheme where a basketball player and a cheer
Ages 14–18
Strong Man: The Story of Charles Atlas
Meghan McCarthy
Witness the transformation of a 97-pound weakling into a world-famous fitness icon and try out four of his signature exe
Ages 4–9
A Kids Book About
A Kids Book About Racism
Jelani Memory
For the parent looking for a direct, honest way to explain racism to a young child. This book provides clear definitions
Ages 5–9
Tyler Johnson Was Here
Jay Coles
A celebration turns into a nightmare when a police raid leads to Tyler’s disappearance, leaving his twin Marvin to face
Ages 14–18
Who HQ: What Is the Story Of?
What Is the Story of Wonder Woman?
Steve Korte
The Amazonian ambassador has used her lasso of truth to fight for equality for over seventy years; here is how this femi
Ages 8–12
Treehorn #1
The Shrinking of Treehorn
Florence Parry Heide
Treehorn is shrinking, but his parents are too preoccupied with his table manners to notice his disappearing stature in
Ages 6–10
Soul Enchilada #1
Soul Enchilada
David Macinnis Gill
What should have been a normal car wash meeting turns into a supernatural battle when a repo man arrives to claim Beals'
Ages 13–18
Phil the Ventriloquist
Robert Kraus
Phil’s parents aren't fans of his constant voice-throwing, but his strange talent becomes the house's best defense when
Ages 4–8
Women of Our Time
Margaret Thatcher: Britain's "Iron Lady"
Doris Faber
A grocer's daughter rises to become a world leader in this look at the life and controversial career of Britain's first
Ages 7–11
Mamie on the Mound A Woman in Baseball's Negro Leagues
Leah Henderson
For the child who needs to see that no dream is too big, even when the world says no. A powerful look at overcoming barr
Ages 6–10
Let's Sound It Out #2
Rock That Vote
Meg Fleming
For the child curious about how leaders are chosen or how to handle group decisions fairly. This rhythmic story turns a
Ages 4–8
Ask Anybody
Constance C. Greene
For the child navigating tricky social circles when a new friend disrupts the group dynamic, challenging their sense of
Ages 8–12
Kids' Translations
The Bill of Rights in Translation
Amie Jane Leavitt
For the student curious about how the law actually works, this guide translates the historic Bill of Rights into clear,
Ages 8–12
Read Me Like a Book
Liz Kessler
For the teenager navigating the intense confusion of a first crush while questioning their identity and processing their
Ages 14–18
Tales of Beauty and Madness #1
Wayfarer
Lili St. Crow
In this dark retelling of Cinderella, Ellen tries to survive high school and a violent stepmother while dealing with a m
Ages 13–18
The Triplets
Barbara Seuling
Fed up with everyone mixing them up, triplets Mattie, Patty, and Hattie decide to hide away until they can be seen as in
Ages 5–8
