Drama books for kids
Award winning
A Time to Die (One Last Wish Book 1)
Lurlene N. Mcdaniel, 1992
192 pages
Why to read
Explores themes of friendship, bravery, and self-discovery.
Encourages emotional resilience and coping with challenges.
Supports discussions about life, loss, and hope.

A Time to Die (One Last Wish Book 1)
Lurlene N. Mcdaniel, 1992
Award winning
The Big Fight
Kiki, 1988
46 pages
Why to read
Explores themes of friendship and resolution.
Encourages emotional intelligence and empathy.
Supports conflict resolution skills development.
Ideal for shared reading moments with family.

The Big Fight
Kiki, 1988
Award winning
Mixed Just Right
Lilyluise R Ward, 2016
34 pages
Why to read
Celebrates diversity and self-acceptance in a vibrant story.
Enhances empathy and understanding of different backgrounds.
Sparks curiosity and open conversations about inclusivity.
Engaging illustrations complementing the enriching narrative.

Mixed Just Right
Lilyluise R Ward, 2016
Notes on a Near-Life Experience
Olivia Birdsall, 2007
272 pages
Why to read
Addresses family dynamics and personal growth.
Encourages empathy and understanding.
Supports effective communication in challenges.
Invites reflection on relationships and resilience.

Notes on a Near-Life Experience
Olivia Birdsall, 2007
Looking for Trouble
John Marsden, 1996
123 pages
Why to read
Adventure-packed story sparks curiosity and excitement.
Features strong, smart protagonists fostering resilience.
Encourages creative thinking and resourceful solutions.
Ideal for enhancing literacy and comprehension skills.

Looking for Trouble
John Marsden, 1996
Award winning
Stray Voltage
Eugenie Doyle, 1998
160 pages
Why to read
Energizes creative thinking and innovation. - Characters exhibit resilience and adaptability. - Enhances understanding of teamwork dynamics. - Engaging narrative encourages frequent reading.

Stray Voltage
Eugenie Doyle, 1998
Creating Drama with 7-11 Year Olds: Lesson Ideas to Integrate Drama into the Primary Curriculum
Miles Tandy, 2010
Why to read
Enhances creativity and self-expression among children
Improves communication and teamwork skills
Offers practical, easy-to-implement drama activities
Supports the development of problem-solving abilities

Creating Drama with 7-11 Year Olds: Lesson Ideas to Integrate Drama into the Primary Curriculum
Miles Tandy, 2010
Best Loved Bible Stories
World Book, Inc., 1980
96 pages
Why to read
Richly illustrated, captivating visual storytelling.
Timeless biblical tales, imparting moral lessons.
Encourages exploration of spirituality and faith.
Supports development of empathy and compassion.
