Reading Lists
for Kids
Perfect for Preschoolers:
Bedtime Stories (includes Afraid of the Dark, Where do Big Kids Sleep? & Sleepover Stories)
Four Seasons
Horses
New Baby
Pets
Wordless Picture Books
Lists by Subject:
Children and Divorce
First Day of School
For Horse Lovers
High Interest Non-Fiction or Books of Information
I've got a crush on you
Juvenile Christian Fiction
Making the Grade: A+ reads for every grade level
Multicultural Books for Kids
Mysteries without Murder for Middle Schoolers
Ready to leave Readers Transitional Chapter Books
Unforgettable Characters
Readalikes:
Charlie Bone
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Percy Jackson and the Olympians
 Need some help trying to figure out what to read?
Try the following links:
Caldecott Winners: Best illustrated book since 1938.
Newbery Winners: Most distinguished book for children since 1922.
Texas 2x2 List: Best books for kids age 2 through 2nd grade.
Bluebonnet List: Best books for 3rd-6th graders.
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Looking to explore a cool website?
American Library Association’s Great Websites for Kids
Do you want to make your own comic book?
Check out Make Beliefs Comix
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Resources for Readers: 
Reading Rockets: Teaching kids to read and helping those who struggle
Read.gov: Library of Congress site just for kids
Guys Read: A site just for boys who like to read
Mid-Continent Public Library: Need to know which book is next in a series? Try this awesome database.
Read Kiddo Read: A fun site brought to you by popular author James Patterson, it separates reading suggestions by age.
My Weird Classroom Club: For fans of the My Weird School series by Dan Gutman.
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 Are you an aspiring author?
Be sure to visit these sites too:
My Story Maker: Created by the Carnegie Library or Pittsburgh, you can control characters and objects to make your idea come to life!
RIF Reading Planet: Follow the steps to create your very own personalized story.
Kids on the Net: A global site dedicated to children's writing. Learn how to write, submit your own work, read things other kids write, play games and much more!
Let's Get Creative! by Bruce Van Patter: Creative writing web activities for kids, teachers and parents.
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