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Books like Ruby Holler
Award winning
The Unfinished Angel
Sharon Creech, 2009
160 pages
Why to read
Explores themes of friendship and understanding.
Engages kids with humor and whimsical storytelling.
Encourages empathy and cultural awareness.
Ideal for interactive parent-child reading sessions.
The Unfinished Angel
Sharon Creech, 2009
Award winning
Replay
Sharon Creech, 2005
224 pages
Why to read
Explores family dynamics and self-discovery.
Encourages creativity through theater and role-play.
Supports emotional growth and understanding identity.
Ideal for family reading, creating shared experiences.
Replay
Sharon Creech, 2005
Award winning
Moo
Sharon Creech, 2016
288 pages
Why to read
Promotes empathy and understanding through animal relationships.
Enhances language skills with unique poetic format.
Engages children with humor and adventure.
Supports emotional growth and resilience learning.
Moo
Sharon Creech, 2016
Award winning
Chasing Redbird
Sharon Creech, Marc Burckhardt, 2012
224 pages
Why to read
Explores personal growth through adventure and discovery.
Emphasizes resilience, self-discovery, strong family themes.
Encourages understanding of grief and emotional healing.
Enhances empathy and interpersonal relationships.
Chasing Redbird
Sharon Creech, Marc Burckhardt, 2012
Award winning
Walk Two Moons
Sharon Creech, 2020
272 pages
Why to read
Explores emotional resilience through engaging storytelling.
Encourages empathy and understanding of diverse experiences.
Strengthens reading comprehension and analytical skills.
Supports emotional development and identity exploration.
Walk Two Moons
Sharon Creech, 2020
Award winning
Walk Two Moons (Trophy Newbery)
Sharon Creech, Hope Davis, 1994
5 pages
Why to read
Engages kids with a captivating adventure story.
Enhances empathy through diverse, realistic characters.
Encourages resilience and understanding through complex themes.
Supports emotional and cognitive development effectively.
Walk Two Moons (Trophy Newbery)
Sharon Creech, Hope Davis, 1994
Award winning
The Boy on the Porch
Sharon Creech, 2013
160 pages
Why to read
Explores themes of family, acceptance, and belonging.
Enhances empathy and understanding through relatable characters.
Encourages open discussions about complex emotions.
Beautifully written, fostering a love for reading.
The Boy on the Porch
Sharon Creech, 2013
Award winning
The Castle Corona
Sharon Creech, David Diaz, 2007
352 pages
Why to read
Rich, immersive medieval setting sparks historical curiosity.
Encourages values of bravery and curiosity in young readers.
Mystery elements enhance problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
Supports vocabulary expansion and literacy through engaging storytelling.
