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Classics can be tough for kids, especially those written in the 1800s. If they aren't specifically written for kids, then forget it. It will be absolute torture trying to read the big words. This list of classics are the easiest you will find. They hover around a 5th or 6th grade reading level. That's about… Continue reading Easy Classics for Kids
Graphic novels continue to gain in popularity with boys AND girls. Many graphic novels for girls address the challenges of friendships, popularity, and social blunders. Everyone's favorite is Raina Telgemeier with her fun, colorful illustrations. Once all of her books are exhausted, give a few of these others a try. Smile by Raina Telgemeier Telgemeier… Continue reading Graphic Novels for Girls
Horse books are a dime a dozen, but most don't stay on the market long. Readership is limited, which makes their shelf life short, especially in libraries. Many older horse books have become classics and will always be available. Others are written by well-known authors whose books will always be available as well. The rest...well...read… Continue reading Middle Grade Horse Stories
Every kid, teacher, librarian, parent and grandparent on the planet knows about the Wimpy Kid series. It's number 1 on every reluctant reader list, so I mention it, but it's not on my list. I've tried to get at some of those lesser known books that are sure to be a big hit for those… Continue reading Middle Grade Series for Reluctant Readers
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