Do you know any good fiction books for kids?
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This is a really great site that I use.\n\nhttp://www.teachersfirst.com/100books.htm
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a wonderful website that teaches prek- 2nd grade reading skills\nstarfall.com  give it a try and see what you think, entertaining and both my boys enjoy it as a daily part of their reading lesson.
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"harry hoofwarts"?  isn't that the name of some kids' book about sorcery?
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There are so many great web sites out now that help to teach kids to learn to read - www.starfall.com is the best we have found so far.  Such a good site, my little girl (5)taught herself to read (much as your son taught himself english) using this site.  \n\nI think as homeschoolers we find that there are lots of fun ways to learn anything!  For more web sites, just search on yahoo for 'online reading games for kids'.  There really are a ton of sites (and so good software titles you can buy in stores) and I am sure a couple will spark your son's interest.
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i've read it. middle school isn't like that-the book is fiction u kno. don't worry!
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well for one thing...Harry Potter. Thats one of my favorite series. If you haven't already read them, sisterhood of the traveling pants. one of my favorite books ever is cobwebs, by karen young...thats awesome. also, the dueling princes, stealing princes, pulling princes set...i love those. One of those hideous books where the mother dies (yes, thats the title) i love that book, i've read it like 6 times. all of those are great...i hope there's at least a few you haven't read here! this is exactly what i told someone else, idk if you read that, but if you did, thats why it looks familiar :)
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Timeforkids.com\nweeklyreader.com
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when i was a kid i had a great book, called "powers of ten".  it was one of those time-life books or something and it mainly consisted of a series of photographs or illustrations, where each page was zoomed in by a factor of 10 from the page before it.  in the middle was a picture of a man sleeping in some grass in a park in chicago, and if you went forward you zoomed down all the way in to his protons and quarks, and if you went backwards you zoomed all the way out to the mass of galaxies.\n\nit really is an excellent book for kids, and a great thing to just stare at and wonder.  see the link on amazon below.
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My favourite books are The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold, One Child, Ghost Girl, The Twilight Children, and The Tiger's Child, by Torey Hayden, and George and Sam by Charlotte Moore.\n\nThe Lovely Bones is fiction, beautifully written - an enjoyable and touching read.\n\nThe Torey Hayden books are non-fiction about Torey's experiences with troubled children (a recommended read if you like The Dave Pelzer books, Sickened, The Little Prisoner, The Kid, and Moving on, Behind closed doors, etc.\n\nGeorge and Sam is non-fiction about brothers with autism, as told by their mother.\n\nI'm a bit of a reader.  I'll read anything except girlie trash about shopping and crushes.  Don't mind a bit of Chaucer or Shakespeare even, but my preferences are clear from above.
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Hatchet, The River, Where the Red Fern Grows, Harry Potter, White Fang, The Indian in the Cupboard, A Wrinkle In Time (there are several books in the series), The Janitor's Boy, Gold Dust, Tuck Everlasting (yes, boys like it too. They like the book better than the movie.) The Time Bike, From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil Frankweiler, The Fighting Ground,Call me Francis Tucket. If he's a good reader, try The Westing Game, The Giver, or Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury. These are all more advanced. If he is in Gr. 7 and a good reader, these will be doable.\n\nThis should get you started. CHeck with the school librarian or the public library. Happy reading!
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I did in 3rd grade. I'm rereading it now, since I forgot parts of the story- but I'm not that far. My favorite is Magicians Nephew I guess.
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Someone that enjoys fiction?
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Great imagination!but all these ducktales are for kids to enjoy.It is the authors imagination to make them talk.
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First, try to find a topic the interests you.  Some of my faves:\nGrapes of Wrath, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, The Giver, Number the Stars, Call of the Wild, The Outsiders, Holes, Ironman, StarGirl, Of Mice and Men, When Zachary Beaver Came to Town, I Robot, The Pigman, From the Mixed-Up Files of Basil E. Frankwieler, The Chocolate War, I Am the Cheese.\nSome are real classics, some are Young Adult literature, but there are plenty of web resources for you to choose the right one for you
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It really depends on what you like to read about. If you like horses, read all the Walter Farley books, which start with The Black Stallion. Also, Marguerite Henry books like Misty of Chincotegue. If you like pioneer days, read the Little House on the Prairie books. Beverly Cleary writes several that are good, as well as Judy Blume and Harold Dahl (Wayside School Is Falling Down). The Narnia series are very well written and will keep you eager for more. And the Frank Perretti adventure series are really good. Of course, there are lots of non-fiction books you could look into also, like books about disasters, weather, how things work and craft projects. Visit your local library and look through the shelves that you never look at. Most books are written at a 4th through 6th grade level, so they should be easy for you to understand. The more you read, the farther you'll go in school. And it opens up a whole new world that you never knew existed. Check it out for yourself. <*)))><
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any novels will do. but if you are still trying to learn, try novels for teenagers like harry potter
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Try R.L.Stine books and I don't mean the Goosebump ones. \nI have a few I picked up in a New & Used bookstore near me. \nThey are located in the Teen section not the children's.\nI'm much older than you and I enjoyed them.