Middle grades

Try figuring out the whodunit before it's revealed in these page-turning 21 Middle Grade Mysteries that make great reads for tweens.

Get tweens back into the reading groove this school year with these fresh and exciting new releases. Check out fall's best books for middle grade readers.

Because you requested this, I've made a wholesome middle grade chapter book list for girls ages 9 - 12 with nice (not catty or mean) female main characters. My criteria for books on this list is this: excellent writing books with main characters you'd want to be friends with your kids books with nice main characters (for the most part, we all have bad days) books with characters who are respectful towards adults and siblings no romance no swearing As I mentioned on the chapter book list for

61 Debut Middle Grade Authors in 2021 - January-March

Best New Middle School Reading Books | Mommy Evolution

My Favorite Genre (Middle Grade Realistic Fiction)

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or librarian, discover the best middle grade books to recommend, read aloud, and share with kids ages 9 to 12.

Debut Middle Grade, June-December 2022 – Literacious

Being super busy doesn't mean you can't read great books - check out these 15 short middle grade books both amazing and quick to read!

Are you looking for diverse middle grade books? Then, this list is perfect. It has a great selection of books for students in upper elementary and middle school. Check them out!

Middle-grade books on social media and its effects are gaining popularity due to the increasing use of social media among children. The books on this list are not didactic. Instead, they showcase the pros and cons of social media use and highlight healthier options for using these platforms and devices more healthily. #socialmedia #facebook #books

Can we guess what your grades were like in middle school with just 5 questions? Find out!

A fun list of clever middle grade mystery books that kids will want to stay up late reading. Most are series, to capture the attention of reluctant readers.

Just a quick update on my 6th grader's first few weeks of middle school... FIRST up, we decorated his locker, several weeks before school started, and practiced the combination code. He was more than ready! The BEFORE decorating the locker! We bought several items that really helped add more "room" to his 2x2 locker space. LOL! Above/Below: 12" Wire Shelf from Office Max Below: Magnetic Dry Erase Board, replicating a basketball court (comes with a marker, ball, and hoop). This momma wrote a…

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