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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+
Documents of Democracy
The Bill of Rights
Stephen Krensky
For the child curious about why we have rules that protect our freedom. This book explains how our fundamental rights we
Ages 6–10
Wings
Christopher Myers
A quiet boy suddenly sprouts wings, soaring over rooftops and talking to birds in a celebration of what makes him unique
Ages 5–9
Babaroo the Alien
Babaroo the Alien Learns about Bullies
Kate Melton
For the child encountering unkind behavior for the first time, follow a friendly alien as he learns to identify bullying
Ages 3–8
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726 books
A Problem Shared
Talking About Bullying
Louise Spilsbury
Empower your child with the tools to identify and handle bullying. This guide offers practical advice for staying safe a
Ages 6–9
Hazel Green #2
Something's Fishy, Hazel Green!
Odo Hirsch
For the inquisitive child who loves a good puzzle and cares deeply about the adults in their community. Hazel's curiosit
Ages 8–12
Lucky & Mr Croco
When Things Feel Uncomfortable
Emilia Bright
For the child learning to navigate tricky social situations and physical red flags, this guide builds confidence in sett
Ages 3–8
Laugh & Learn
Stand Up to Bullying!
Elizabeth Verdick, Phyllis Kaufman Goodstein
For children navigating social friction or targeted behavior. This guide offers practical, safe ways to identify bullyin
Ages 8–13
What Would Jesus Do #2
Bully-Proof Friends
Lucia S, Sybrand Jvr
For the child navigating tricky playground dynamics, this story offers clear strategies for standing up to unkindness th
Ages 4–8
Journey #2
Room to Breathe
JoAnn Bren Guernsey
Mandy struggles to break free from her helpless roles at home and in her relationship as she finds her own voice during
Ages 12–17
Let the Children March
Monica Clark-Robinson
For the child learning how to find their voice when things aren't fair. This moving story shows how even the youngest pe
Ages 6–9
The Hidden Kingdom
Tui T. Sutherland
For the child who feels underestimated or is searching for their true place in a group, this adventure follows Glory as
Ages 8–12
Yoshi's Feast
Kimiko Kajikawa
For the child learning about fairness and how to stand up to a bully, this clever tale shows that wit is a powerful tool
Ages 4–8
Horrid Henry
Horrid Henry's Evil Enemies
Francesca Simon
For the child who feels like they are always in trouble or the one who loves to see what happens when a rule-breaker pus
Ages 5–9
Horrid Henry #22
Horrid Henrys Football Kit
Francesca Simon
Henry is back and causing his usual brand of chaos, this time bringing his signature horrid behavior to the soccer pitch
Ages 5–8
Franklin
Franklin's Bicycle Helmet
Paulette Bourgeois, Eva Moore, Sean Jeffrey
Franklin is worried that his friends will laugh at his new bicycle helmet, leaving him to choose between fitting in and
Ages 3–8
Puffin Lives
B.R. Ambedkar: Saviour of the Masses
Payal Kapadia
B.R. Ambedkar rises to become a champion for equality and a savior of the masses in this enrapturing look at his politic
Ages 9–13
How to Hug a Pufferfish
Ellie Peterson
Underwater friends learn that showing love means checking in first, especially when their prickly pufferfish pal might n
Ages 3–6
The Straw Maid
Anita Lobel
Captured by three robbers and forced to clean their hideout, a clever young girl uses her wits to outsmart her captors a
Ages 4–8
Usborne First Reading
Clever Rabbit and the Lion
Susanna Davidson
For the child learning that being small doesn't mean being powerless. This classic fable shows how quick thinking can so
Ages 5–7
Much Bigger Than Martin
Steven Kellogg
Martin is a very bossy big brother, so his younger sibling begins dreaming up every possible way to finally outgrow him
Ages 4–8
Missing the Piano
Adam Rapp
Sent away to a strict military academy while his family is on tour, Mike must find the internal strength to endure a wor
Ages 12–17
Eagle Song
Joseph Bruchac
Eight-year-old Danny Bigtree faces a difficult transition when he moves from a Mohawk reservation to Brooklyn and encoun
Ages 8–12
Social and Emotional Learning
Communication Skills
Mari Schuh
The way you stand and the tone of your voice say just as much as your words do; learn how to use these tools to speak an
Ages 6–9
Tight End
Matt Christopher
A high school football player must find his strength on the field while facing harsh harassment fueled by rumors about h
Ages 9–13
