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While these books are written at a second grade reading level, their romantic subject matter and high school setting make them appealing to both upper elementary and middle school readers.
The slim volumes, written at a fourth grade reading level, have somewhat predictable plots but will be intriguing to middle and high school readers interested in suspense and the paranormal.
From haunted woods ([cf2]Truth[cf1]) to cursed bridges ([cf2]Graffiti[cf1]) to mysterious disappearances from years past ([cf2]Dark[cf1]), these slim hi-lo volumes set in the same small town present (rather tired) urban legends. The plots are easy to follow but not terribly scary, and some volumes suffer from faulty internal logic. There are three other spring 2017 books in this series.
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Gr 3–5—Readers are introduced to a variety of animals through large, crystal clear photographs and atmospheric text ("It is just before sunrise on India's Karakoram-West Tibetan Plateau...