For a reader who just finished
after 100 world-class thin books, or, What to read when your book report is due tomorrow! by Joni Richards Bodart · ages 6–12
Same style
by Stephen G. Bloom
Nonfiction · 1100L
A genuinely unusual nonfiction book for this age — haunting portraits and short biographies that teach kids to see dignity in ordinary rural lives and ask better questions about who deserves to be remembered.
by Stephen G. Bloom
Nonfiction · 1100L
A genuinely unusual nonfiction book for this age — haunting portraits and short biographies that teach kids to see dignity in ordinary rural lives and ask better questions about who deserves to be remembered.
by Stephen G. Bloom
Nonfiction · 1100L
A genuinely unusual nonfiction book for this age — haunting portraits and short biographies that teach kids to see dignity in ordinary rural lives and ask better questions about who deserves to be remembered.
We'd skip — for now
by Sean Covey
A step up — ages 12–18 · grades 7–12
Skip it if your teen dismisses prescriptive frameworks or rolls their eyes at motivational tone — forcing it will backfire.
