Is there a list of good literature that is broken down by reading level?

[Pster]

Maybe that doesn't make sense.... most good lit will be much higher than her reading level.

Here is what I'm thinking..... I want to have bks dd7 can / will read independently that we can discuss. I want her to be reading good books other than all the random library books & home chapter books she has been devouring. Kwim?

If there isn't really a list of good literature by reading or grade level - what do you suggest for a 2nd/3rd grader who is reading prob a 4th/5th gr level?
(this is for outside of what we are doing as a family read aloud)

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[Pegasus]

The 1000 Good Book List is a great place to start. I'll try to include the link here. If it doesn't take, just do a google search on "1000 Good Book List" and it will pop right up..

http://www.classical-homeschooling.org/celoop/1000.html

Pegasus

[chai]

I was going to suggest the 1000 Good Book List as well. The books are broken down by grade level. I'd also take a look at the Sonlight and Veritas Press books by grade level.

[Sandy in Indy]

I love this board! I learn so many great things here...thanks for the list.

[Pster]

excellent!! thank you guys!

[Beth in Central TX]

Here's another link that I've found helpful: http://www.schoolofabraham.com/goodbooks.htm

The Highlands Latin School (Memoria Press) used to have a great summer reading list broken down by grade level, but I can't find it anymore. They must have taken it down.

[Pster]

great! thanks!!

[Melissa B]

http://www.thelatinschool.org/summer-reading.html

Here is the Highlands Latin School list. I like it as well.

[kalanamak]

http://www.thelatinschool.org/summer-reading.html

Here is the Highlands Latin School list. I like it as well.

I'm howling! Someone was just crazy about that dog Seaman, such that it was repeated year after year, upgraded to a much longer book in 5th grade and a great typo of the poor dog's final year in the 7th grade curriculum