The Children's Literature Web Guide
provides information to parents, educators, and children about the books
available for children and young adults.
Cybrary Literacy Center: Recommended reading lists by grade level by
America Taking Action
Guys Read - A Literacy Initiative for Boys: By Jon Scieszka, this is a
literacy initiative to connect boys with books they will want to read.
Just for Kids Who Love Books: Information on children's authors, facts
about how books are published, and a link to the Publishers Weekly
Children's Bestseller List
Kids Path: Los Angeles Public Library web page that includes age and grade
level books, award winners, favorites, genres, and kid recommendations
Kidsreads.com: Kidsreads is the best place on the web for kids to find info
about their favorite books, series and authors. Reviews of the newest
titles, interviews with the coolest authors and special features on great
books are our specialties.
Lots of Lists: David K. Brown, Director of Doucette Library of Teaching
Resources at the University of Calgary, offers links to many different
lists, arranged by year and by category, of great books for children.
Notable Children's Books: The Association for Library Service to Children's
(American Library Association) lists of notable children's books for each
year offer excellent reading suggestions arranged by age interest.
ON-LION for Kids: New York Public Library's collection of links for
children. Also contains useful information for parents on public use of the
Internet, etc.
TLA - The Texas Bluebonnet Award: Here you can learn the history and purpose
of the Texas Bluebonnet Awards as well as see the list of this year's Texas
Bluebonnet Award nominees, a list of last year's nominees, and the list of
previous winners. Any of the books listed here should be interesting and
appropriate for 3rd - 6th graders. (See our Bluebonnet Book page for voting
rules.)
TLA - The 2 by 2 List: Here is a list of 20 of the best new books for
children from 2 years old to 2nd grade. This new program is from the
Children's Round Table division of Texas Library Association.
World of Reading: Click on a category you like to read, and you'll find
reviews, written by school children around the world, of books they've read
and recommend.
