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Old 06-22-2013, 05:19 PM   #68
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Originally Posted by BWinmill View Post
Here's one site that can help you choose books for kids:

http://www.scholastic.com/bookwizard/

(Note, it's probably publisher specific but there is a lot there.)

Knowing how to use your library's catalogue may help too. Some modern catalogues allow patrons to add their own data about books, including reviews and ratings.
Thanks for the link but it isn't quite what I was after. I'd prefer to see books that kids actually want to read rather than books that seem to be prescribed for their age group. I'll admit I don't understand grade levels (I'm from the UK). What I'd really want to see is something like:

Age 13
  • Harry Potter ****
  • Hunger games *****
  • Holes *****
Age 14
  • The old man and the sea ****

Mike
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