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Animal Robots
Written at a fourth grade reading level, these informational texts are ideal for middle school hi-lo readers but could also be used by general upper-elementary audiences.
Archer
This series features a relatable heroine for middle grade fans of mystery and action.Sports and Action Stories
Ancient China
An excellent resource for upper elementary and middle school hi-lo readers studying ancient and world history.
Now You See Me
To a fault, the books tend to focus more on high school drama than heroics and may not appeal to classic superhero fans, but are grounded by approachable protagonists.
Lockdown
An engaging series that will appeal to fans of science fiction and action, written at a fourth grade reading level.
Next in Line
Hi-lo readers at a fourth grade level will enjoy these fish-out-of-water stories about ordinary teens grappling with the wealth and formalities that accompany unexpected royal duties.
Jason Reynolds
This series, directed toward middle graders, is an excellent choice for biographical research.
Crush Hour
Written between a first and third grade reading level, these books, with enticing covers depicting ghouls, beasts, and other terrors, are sure to attract fans of horror and the supernatural.
Evidence of Practice: Playbook for Video-Powered Professional Learning
K-12 administrators or professional development coordinators looking to incorporate video-based professional learning into their schools or districts will find plenty of material here. A solid purchase for school libraries with professional development collections.
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