*I found this tool from scholastic.com, and love it! You type in a book, and it comes back with the grade level of the book, as well as many choices of books children can read, if they liked your book of choice.
Happy Exploring! Click Here: Scholastic Teacher Book Wizard
*If you are unsure of the AR level of the book you or your child chooses go to this website. You can also search for specific authors and pull up all the books they've written that have AR levels attached to them. http://www.arbookfind.com/
There are some extensive booklists on the internet, and I'll keep you posted about where some of them are. We try to post as many books as we can, but we know your child will probably be ahead of us...so these resources are just another place to find great books. Of course, it's probably a good idea to preview the books first for your child (especially the young adult ones), but have fun browsing!
Booklist!
I liked this website because first, you can click on the age group of booklists you would like to browse. (Look at the books for middle and high school age, if you are looking for a higher grade leve.) They then have lists of books for many topics such as family, fantasy, sports, writing, etc.
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If you're on this site, it means your child is an advanced reader and you might be having difficulty finding books for him/her to read! Often times, young advanced readers are ready to read more difficult text but are not mature enough for the content being discussed. This is such a common problem to experience...but a good one! Here is a list of books that we have either read or been told about as being appropriate reading material for your elementary aged child.
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