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jellyjam456 wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Dinoclor wrote:

Reading level is not the same as maturity level (And no I don't mean maturity as in poop jokes). It means he or she is able to read at a middle school level, but finds things like aliens creepy. All that means is that he's a fourth grader and likes fourth-grader type books but has a better vocabulary than most fourth-graders, which lets him read slightly higher-level books.

Yeah, but content increases in maturity level with an increase in vocabulary level.

The standardized test can say you have a whatever vocabulary, but it's not perfect.

I'm pretty high leveled in reading, But maturity... I'd read books about monsters in bad science experiments more than books about aliens taking over the world....    You can say I'm not mature but I'd really read even robot books before aliens. I'd even read a science fiction book first, too 

Aliens are science fiction

If you're in fourth grade and at a sixth grade level, I suggest the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade categories in my list thing since I mostly rounded up

Last edited by Wickimen (2012-08-18 14:48:44)

All of the Bourne books are great.

shoebsaad wrote:

Twilight - Stepenia Mayer    Epic 

I'm not going to trash on the book or anything because obviously this person likes it, but uh
Vampires yo.
Not to mention there's apperently some uh serious uh
stuff in that series
that I wouldn't let a fourth grader read 

but yeah DEFINITELY go after Roald Dahl
Boy was awesome
actually all of his stuff i've read is awesome!

Oh how did I forget! Arthur and the Invisibles
:> i loved that book when i was in grade 4 seriously daang
you might also like the Charlie Bone books

Wickimen wrote:

If you're in fourth grade and at a sixth grade level, I suggest the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade categories in my list thing since I mostly rounded up

Ok then.

bananaman114 wrote:

shoebsaad wrote:

Twilight - Stepenia Mayer    Epic 

I'm not going to trash on the book or anything because obviously this person likes it, but uh
Vampires yo.
Not to mention there's apperently some uh serious uh
stuff in that series
that I wouldn't let a fourth grader read 

but yeah DEFINITELY go after Roald Dahl
Boy was awesome
actually all of his stuff i've read is awesome!

Oh how did I forget! Arthur and the Invisibles
:> i loved that book when i was in grade 4 seriously daang
you might also like the Charlie Bone books

Ok! I think I'll check out something like Charlie and the Chocolate factory.
P.S. I've been reading Animorphs. The most terrible part is when they try getting rid of the cat. That to cats??? Not cool!

oh! and the City of Ember. I'm about to start 7th grade and we were required to read it for 7th grade, but I read it for the 1st time in 4th grade.

Last edited by Victoria393 (2012-09-02 15:41:02)

Stephen King: The Stand

marcin388 wrote:

Stephen King: The Stand

For a fourth grader? An adult horror? Nononono
@Varjak Paw, yeah that'd be good! 
It's about a cat who knows martial arts. It might bore you though so whatever

Sherlock Holmes. Nuff said.

jukyter wrote:

marcin388 wrote:

Stephen King: The Stand

For a fourth grader? An adult horror? Nononono
@Varjak Paw, yeah that'd be good! 
It's about a cat who knows martial arts. It might bore you though so whatever

oh I didn't read whole OP post just the topic xD

I don't know then, I remember reading whole series of horror books when I was really young but I can't remember titles of these books.
I remember that one of these books was about undead skater or skeleton skater or something like that. There was also another one about a pumpkin man or something, can't remember either.

The only books I read are horror ones really so I can't recommend any other books xD

EDIT: I was searching these books on the google and couldn't find them, but just after writing this comment I found them on wikipedia lol xD

These book series were called "Graveyard School".

I knew these books had something to do with grave and school lol. xD

Last edited by marcin388 (2012-09-06 19:59:49)