4th grader book recommendations
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Anonymous
| He completed land of stories series and Percy Jackson & the Olympians series. What is next? |
Anonymous
| Anything by Stuart Gibbs, Harry Potter, and if into soccer; The Academy series. |
Anonymous
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Johnny Tremain
The Sign of the Beaver The Wind in the Willows |
Anonymous
| What about Redwall or Howard Pyle’s versions of King Arthur and Robin Hood? |
Anonymous
| DS liked the Nevermoor series at that age. I read the first one and liked it! |
Anonymous
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D'Aulier's Greek Myths (might as well get the source material for Percy Jackson)
The Mysterious Benedict Society series Sweep and other books by Jonathan Auxier Tuck Everlasting King of the Mound: My Summer with Satchel Paige In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson The Great Turkey Walk By the Great Horn Spoon! The Rise and Fall of Mount Majestic Mighty Jack series and Zita the Spacegirl series Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire series Peter and the Starcatchers series Time at the Top A View from Saturday Half Magic and other Edward Eager books Summer of the Monkeys The Toothpaste Millionaire Alcatraz and the Evil Librarians series The Gammage Cup When the Stars are Scattered Shiloh Andrew Clements books All Thirteen: The Incredible Cave Rescue of the Thai Boy's Soccer Team The School for Whatnots Crossing Bok Chitto Lawn Boy The 14 Fibs of Gregory K. |
Anonymous
From the 9 titles I recognize, I can tell this is a great list! Thanks for taking the time to post. |
Anonymous
| Thank you |
Anonymous
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The rest of the Rick Riordan series
The Hobbit Wings of Fire series Roald Dahl books Harry Potter |
Anonymous
Some of the above are good books. Others are mediocre. A few books above have explicit language not really suitable for most elementary grade students. Parents should carefully look each book over to decide whether it is suitable for their elementary students. |
Anonymous
Which do YOU think are good vs mediocre vs explicit? |
Anonymous
| My DS is also in 4th. Books he (and me in some cases) have enjoyed: other Rick Riordan, including the Trials of Apollo, Rangers Apprentice series, First Cat in Space series (graphic novel), Terrible Two series, Wizards of Once series, How To Train Your Dragon (books, pretty different from movies), Wild Robot series...he also likes Beast Quest, its a formulaic series where two heroes battle different beasts, but its exciting and has like 60 books. |
Anonymous
| The Witches (Dahl) |
Anonymous
| As a fourth grade boy, I loved Gary Paulsen. Maybe get him a copy of Hatchet. |
Anonymous
| Sounds ready for Harry Potter to me. |