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Need the next book to read aloud to your child or the next one for them to read independently? Check out these elementary-age books recommended by moms, teachers and librarians.
Impossible Creatures
Impossible Creatures is a top librarian pick at a reading level for grades 6-8, so an advanced reader can read this independently or an adult can read aloud to a child. The book is a fast-paced fantasy adventure filled with magical creatures that keeps readers hooked and excited to keep reading. It also builds empathy and imagination through strong characters and meaningful themes like friendship, courage, and protecting the natural world.
Elephant & Piggie
Two words: Elephant & Piggie. If those two words don’t mean something to you, they will undoubtedly mean something to your young reader. These are consistently a top pick for kindergarteners, first graders and even second graders. These two have a remarkable friendship, and the book is highly approachable to young readers because of the speech bubbles and limited words per page.
Knuffle Bunny
Also by Mo Willems and a beloved picture book, Knuffle Bunny is perfect as a parent read aloud or for around a second grade reading level to read independently. Everyone can relate to the main character who misplaces a lovie.
Dog Man
This series is a #1 best-selling book. The book is a graphic novel that contains fast action and comedy. Dog Man was also recently turned into a movie. 40% of parents interviewed said that Dog Man was one of their child’s current favorite books.
Isla of Adventure
Perfect for third graders who love to read chapter books filled with creativity and adventure. Isla is a girl who lives on a tropical island and has the magic power to talk to animals!