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True Blue
Written at a fourth and fifth grade reading level, this series is on the longer side for hi-lo books targeted toward middle school readers; however, their authentic story lines will keep realistic fiction fans engaged.
Cousin Trouble
Intended to help teens transitioning to life in the United States, corresponding fiction and nonfiction texts effectively convey new social skills by highlighting important vocabulary words.
Charming
These modern romances, written at a fourth grade reading level, effectively tie in contemporary themes like bullying and social media while presenting relatable characters embracing their sexuality.
A Friend Like Iggy
Warm text and cheery images make this accessible title a wonderful tool for children in need of emotional support.
Sliding Home
Appropriate for readers at a third grade reading level, these books effectively combine high-impact action scenes with sophisticated social themes.
Becoming an Astronaut
Written at a second grade reading level, this is an excellent STEM series for early elementary students in a general collection, as well as for older hi-lo readers.
Taken Away
Written at a second and third grade reading level, "Brothers" is an unflinching exploration of a family navigating foster care.
Wild Boys
While the stories occasionally feel unpolished, possibly owing to the unconventional publication process, these books, written between a first and third grade reading level, examine authentic issues as teens learn to relate to those different from themselves.
The Unbroken Hearts Club
Written at a third and fourth grade reading level, these novels are distinguished by multidimensional characters and briskly paced plots.
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