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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My fourth grader scored 288 in MAP-R. He mostly reads nonfiction books and feels it is getting harder to find books in the library.

Please share the books your kids at a similar level are reading in any genre. Thanks.[/quote]

If this is real, he doesn't need to find books at a particular level. He is like a well-educated adult. He has learned to read. Now he can read whatever he is interested in in order to learn about it.[/quote]

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What's your goal in asking this question OP? The answer is that no one on this board will likely have a good answer except that his MAP-R score should matter not at all in his choice of books.
You should steer him towards more concentrated reading in the topics interest him. He might want to read the whole section on the history of aviation or about rocks or whatever he's fascinated with these days. If you have a question about certain fiction books check Common Sense Media to make sure there's no inappropriate content based on your family's personal views.

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