A Good Kind of Trouble: A Compelling Coming-of-Age Story About Making a Difference for Children (Ages 8–12)
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A Good Kind of Trouble: A Compelling Coming-of-Age Story About Making a Difference for Children (Ages 8–12)

by Lisa Moore Ramée

Coming-of-Age social issues middle-grade fiction
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Written for readers ages 8–12, A Good Kind of Trouble is a compelling coming-of-age story about courage, personal growth, and the importance of making a difference. It invites young readers to think about their choices, discover their voices, and recognize how meaningful change can begin with one person.

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A Good Kind of Trouble is a coming-of-age story written for children ages 8–12.

The book explores the experience of making a difference and considering how individual choices can contribute to meaningful change.

With an emphasis on courage, growth, and social awareness, it offers young readers an accessible story about finding their voice and taking action.

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