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Start with your child’s grade. Many books fit more than one grade, so you’ll see some in more than one group.

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Series keep kids reading. Each one has questions for every book we’ve covered, in order.

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Know your child’s Guided Reading Level? Choose it to see matching books.

Guided Reading Levels (GRL) were developed by Dr. Irene Fountas and Dr. Gay Su Pinnell. I use the levels published by trusted sources rather than assigning my own, so not every book has one yet. The grades below are approximate. Use them as a starting point, and let your child’s comfort with the book be the real guide.

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Reading level chart: how GRL, DRA, Lexile and AR levels compare

Schools use different systems to level books. This chart lines them up by school grade, so you can translate whichever one your child’s teacher uses. The ranges are approximate and overlap from one grade to the next.

School gradeGuided Reading Level (GRL)DRALexileAR book level
KindergartenA–DA–6BR (beginning reader)Below 1.0
Grade 1E–J8–18190L–530L1.0–1.9
Grade 2K–M20–28420L–650L2.0–2.9
Grade 3N–P30–38520L–820L3.0–3.9
Grade 4Q–S40740L–940L4.0–4.9
Grade 5T–V50830L–1010L5.0–5.9
Grade 6W–Y60925L–1070L6.0–6.9
Grades 7–8Z70–80970L–1185L7.0–8.9

GRL is the Guided Reading Level (Fountas & Pinnell). DRA is the Developmental Reading Assessment. Lexile ranges are the typical text measures for each grade from MetaMetrics. AR book level is written as grade and month, so 4.5 means about the middle of 4th grade. AR points show how much reading a book is, not how hard it is.

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Have an AR points goal from school? Tap a range to see the books in it.

Many schools use Accelerated Reader (AR). Your child reads a book, then takes a short quiz at school to earn points. A book’s AR points show how much reading it is, based on its length and difficulty: a short chapter book is worth about 1 point, while a long novel can be worth 10 or more. Points aren’t a reading level, so use the grade and reading level sections above to find books at the right difficulty.

0.5–1 AR points:Quick readsMagic Tree House, Junie B. Jones212 books
2–3 AR points:Longer chapter booksMerlin Missions, Boxcar Children88 books
4–6 AR points:Short novelsDeltora Quest, Goddess Girls55 books
7–10 AR points:Full-length novelsChronicles of Narnia, The Chronicles of Prydain42 books
11–20 AR points:Long novelsHarry Potter, The Dark Is Rising18 books
21+ AR points:Very long booksHarry Potter, Inheritance Cycle8 books

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by Gordon Korman

Chase Ambrose forgets everything after falling off a roof and losing consciousness. He forgets his name & his parents. He forgets what he was doing on that roof. And he forgets he's the biggest bully at Hiawassee Middle School. Book has violence.

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