thank you for stopping by the aisle where we have kept all of our braille books for readers ages six to ten. Make yourself at home; we will be happy to show it to you.
Best Sellers for Elementary Students Not sure which book the youngster on your list would like? we have a selection of best sellers for elementary students that can help you. here, we’ve curated a couple dozen of the most popular books for kids ages 6-11. If you’re looking for ideas, this list might help you find the perfect book for that special young person in your life.
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chapter books our extensive collection of chapter books features favorites for kids ages five to ten. Here, you’ll find such easy-to-read laughs as flat stanley and how to eat fried worms. we have more morally focused books, like the touch of chocolate and always amber brown. top off the collection with some adventures, like the peach street mudders stories and you have something for all budding and young readers.
Arthur Chapter Books Here are some exciting chapter books starring Arthur, the lovable anteater from the popular PBS children’s television series.
The Magic Tree House Series With their strong characters, imaginative storylines, and just the right dose of history and science, the Magic Tree House books are the perfect choice for early chapter book readers (ages 6-9). Plus, teachers, parents, and kids will love the nonfiction research guides that accompany many of the titles in this adventure-filled series.
Secrets of the Droon Series Three friends, Eric Hinkle, Neal Kroger, and Julie Rubin, stumble upon a magical rainbow staircase in Eric’s basement, and the stairs lead to a fantasy world called Droon. There, the youngsters meet good wizards like Keeah, the princess of Droon, and evil sorcerers like the terrifying Lord Sparr, who wants to destroy Keeah and rule over Droon. Eric and his fellow mortals discover that they have a role to play in protecting Droon and his new friends, leading them on and off on magical, suspenseful adventures and heroic deeds.
the how to train your dragon series reads the new york times best selling books that inspired the hit movie. The How to Train Your Dragon series chronicles the adventures and misadventures of reluctant Viking hero Hiccup and his dragon, Toothless. Join them in twelve exciting histories as Hiccup finds a new way to train dragons and becomes a hero in the process.
horrible series harry harry inevitably orchestrates the most horrible things, like putting a jar of ants in the fridge. But Harry isn’t always horrible, especially when it comes to Song Lee. her growing devotion to her gets him into awkward situations. “Like he has done Cleary with Ramona, Kline gives readers a character so real he will become a friend.” – list of books. (These stories are in chapter format, perfect for transitioning readers ages 7-9.)
June b. jones series in 1990, when a generation of new readers met junie b. jones, the funniest kindergarten/first grader ever, fell in love immediately. and guess what? Now she has her own collection of braille books! a fabulous gift for those millions of junie b. fans, or a wonderful introduction for the uninitiated, any of the titles in this series will strike a chord with readers ages 6-8.
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little house on the prairie chapter books the nine original little house books have been read and loved by millions of readers. With simple and captivating text, Little House Chapter Books capture the spirit of this beloved pioneer girl and invite beginning chapter book readers into the magical world of Little House. This glimpse into America’s frontier past brings Laura’s treasured stories to a whole new generation of young readers ages 7 to 10.
The American Girls Collection Here is the collection of American Girls books that tell the stories of six American girls who lived long ago. The stories are told in an entertaining and historically correct way to show how each girl lived in her own period of American history. there is a brief section at the end of the story “looking back…” at each girl’s past era. These books are suitable for girls ages 7 and up.
series of tales eternal myths. fables legends long stories. there are hundreds of beloved stories that have been told to generation after generation of enchanted children. But no one has brought these tales to life more vividly than Tanya Reiff. many, such as the fox and the grapes and paul bunyan are familiar favourites. others, like the wind and the sun and why the sea is salty are sure to keep the whole family on their toes. this series is a good choice for anyone who enjoys well-loved and well-told stories from days gone by.
beverly cleary books beverly cleary’s gift for understanding the jumble of thoughts and emotions in a child’s mind and heart is extraordinary. Luckily, in addition to being empathetic, resourceful, and cunning, Cleary is also prolific. He has created countless best-selling children’s books and has received many awards, including the Newbery Honor for Ramona and her father and Ramona Quimby, age 8. (In this section, you will find all the books that have been written about henry huggins, ramona quimby and ralph s. mouse).
adventure series by cam jansen this mystery-filled adventure series is perfect for transitioning readers ages 7-10. cam (jennifer) is just a typical fourth grader. However, she and her friend Eric are well known in her small town for solving crimes and catching older kids red-handed. it’s all thanks to cam’s photographic memory. when something goes wrong in the supermarket, at the fair or during a contest, cam simply looks back at her memory film to spot anything suspicious. Readers will delight in how she and Eric soon catch the crooks and save the day.
brown encyclopedia mysteries meets brown encyclopedia. His friends say he’s better than a computer for answers: the encyclopedia’s brain doesn’t stop during a power outage. His father, Police Chief Brown, knows firsthand that the Encyclopedia is the reason no one in Idaville gets away with breaking the law. and his enemies, bugs meany and wilford wiggins, would do anything to take down the encyclopedia, if only they could think half as fast. There’s no case too small – or too big – for the Brown Encyclopedia. The answers to the ten cases in each book are found at the end of the book, but can you solve the mysteries first? Never miss a single amazing book about the Brown Encyclopedia, the world’s greatest super-sleuth! (For ages 7-10.)
adventures of mary-kate and ashley series filled with adventure and fun, this braille collection will engross elementary students. Follow twins Mary-Kate and Ashley as they solve mysteries, go to school, make friends, and do all the things kids their age enjoy. this series is exciting, funny, moving and definitely a must read.
adventures from the bailey school kids series melody, liza, eddie, and howie are four ordinary kids who attend bailey elementary school. for the most part they get along with teachers and peers, do their homework and pay attention in class. but the ordinary ends there. Wherever they go, these four kids meet the most incredible people: a teacher who appears to be a vampire… a counselor at a summer camp who behaves terribly like a werewolf… a new janitor who looks and feels he acts like a jolly old man. santa claus… these four have a great imagination, but there are still many things they can’t explain. each adventure is sure to be tremendous fun and just a little bit scary. And now you can read twenty of these stories in braille!
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boxcar children series four adventurous orphans settle into a boxcar and begin to solve mysteries. This is the premise of the beloved Boxcar children’s series, started in 1942 by Gertrude Chandler Warner and still going on. Today’s young readers continue to look for Henry, Jessie, Violet and Benny Alden and her dog, Watch, whose exciting exploits are described in easy-to-read chapters. At the end of the first book, the four children are reunited with his wealthy grandfather, who moves his truck from the woods to his yard. From there, the independent alden kids begin to make a name for themselves by solving case after case. “The kids, the trains, and the mysteries form a complete formula that remains hard to beat!” – Alice Cary.
christian titles every god fearing home should have some quality christian titles on the shelf. From shorter books of Bible stories to real children’s Bibles and titles to help bring God’s teachings to life and instruct young people on how to live a Christ-centered life…here is our ever-growing selection of Bible materials. Christian reading for the next generation of God’s people.
biographies biographies of george washington, benjamin franklin, abraham lincoln, helen keller, and louis braille, to name just a few.
non-fiction titles with these books, you will learn about america and its history; explore our universe and the world of science; read about the remains of the titanic; and much more! We’ve even added some kids’ cookbooks to this shelf!
True Books Completely redesigned for today’s young and inquiring readers, True Books are a must-have addition to any collection. each book guides children through the facts that feed their need to know. real books take readers beyond the standard fact-filled text by adding avenues for further discovery. Each title includes a variety of sidebars that highlight additional facts that kids will love. And in the important words section, young readers will find a glossary of words that will challenge and expand their vocabulary. Beginning in the 1950s, real books are universally accepted by educators as the definitive nonfiction series for elementary school students. for ages 8 to 10 years.
the mysteries of nature has your child ever asked you questions like “how do bees make honey?” or “how do birds fly anyway?”? Or maybe your students or children have wondered about stranger things, like how spiders make their webs or how bats can see in the dark. what you need is one or two books from the fabulous mysteries of nature series. each volume is short enough to read in one sitting, yet presents a staggering amount of information in a well-organized and engaging way. These books are ideal for children ages eight to eleven to read for pleasure or as research material for a class project.
family fun do you know someone who is always cracking jokes and telling funny stories? why not get them a joke book from our family fun section? Or maybe a book full of all sorts of fascinating trivia?
holiday stories celebrate the joy and majesty of the holiday season with our wide variety of holiday stories. For the kids (or anyone young at heart), you’ll find classics like The Night Before Christmas, How the Grinch Stole Christmas and The Polar Express. b>. b>. There are also many novels for older children, such as Miracle on 34th Street and Home Alone.
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