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A brilliant reading list for wide-reading children

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Riponite · 16/02/2011 20:05

I was looking at schools in the area we're moving to, when I came on this recommended reading list for children around end of primary age, and I thought it was such a good and comprehensive list I thought I'd share it.

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Some of the books will be very American, I'm sure, and maybe some you can't get here, but there are certainly some I remember.

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muddleduck · 17/02/2011 09:56

link doesn't work for me.

littleducks · 17/02/2011 09:58

me neither

candleshoe · 23/02/2011 18:47

or me!

ragged · 23/02/2011 18:56

I managed to find their high school list.

Goblinchild · 23/02/2011 19:03

Grades 9-12 are from 14-17 yo. Some of the titles are very suitable for an able 11 year old, but in others I'd want to check it was suitable for the child I was giving it to.

SW3motherofboth · 27/03/2011 02:31

Hello I'd highly recommend the Magic Treehouse series for this level - age appropriate and info packed. My boy is also thoroughly enjoying the Jack Stalwart series, loved Iorn Man, and Greek Myths should not be missed.

cory · 27/03/2011 20:49

Depends on the child as so often. I'd rather recommend Jane Austen than Ivanhoe for a mature 11yo girl. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch is, I would say, rather less fun than the Three Musketeers. Lots of classics I'd put on the list before Sir Walter and Defoe - Jules Vernes and Dumas both more entertaining, not to mention Stevenson.

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