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Reading Lists

"One way to approach the question of guiding gifted readers is to consider their intellectual and emotional development in light of reading and literature. What are the intellectual and emotional challenges they face specifically because they are gifted? What reading programs can be offered to help them meet these challenges successfully?" Judith Wynn Halsted, Guiding the Gifted Reader (ERIC Digest #481)

The Reader's Bill of Rights
Readers have:
bulletThe right to not read.
bulletThe right to skip pages.
bulletThe right to not finish.
bulletThe right to reread.
bulletThe right to read anything.
bulletThe right to escapism.
bulletThe right to read anywhere.
bulletThe right to browse.
bulletThe right to read out loud.
bulletThe right not to defend your tastes.
—Daniel Pennac, Better Than Life

Grief and Grieving Recommended
A collection of resources for dealing with the death of a loved one, or a beloved pet, books and sites for all ages...
 
Hoagies' Hot Topics! Recommended
Wild about science fiction, math, genetics, poetry, programming, biographies, science or other "hot" topics for gifted kids? Check this list for lots of books for all ages, on these and other Hot Topics for gifted kids!  A reading list of a different color, Hot Topics! books are listed by topic first, and reading level second...
 
Scholastic BookWizard BookAlike Recommended
Find books at a similar level to books your child is already reading... a handy tool!
 
Some of My Best Friends Are Books: Guiding Gifted Readers from Preschool to High School Recommended by Judith Wynn Halsted
Roeper Review says "...should be on the shelf of every school library, whether that school offers gifted programming or not."
 
UK Education secretary arranges boys' bookshelves Recommended and the Full List (or the list with Amazon links)
A list of more than 160 books, from Frankenstein to Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything, has been published today in a bid to encourage teenage boys to read for pleasure...
 
101 Out-Of-This-World Books For Kids Ages 8-13 Compiled by Arrowhead Library System
 
American Library Association Newbery and Caldecott Medal Book lists, great sites for kids and young adults, tips for parents
Caldecott Medal Books 1938-present awarded annually to the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children
Coretta Scott King Award Books 1970-present presented annually to authors and illustrators of African descent whose distinguished books promote an understanding and appreciation of the "American Dream."
Newbery Medal Books 1922-present awarded annually to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children
Michael L. Printz Award 2000-present awarded annually a book that exemplifies literary excellence in young adult literature
The 100 Most Frequently Challenged Books of 1990-1999
Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) Alex Awards books written for adults that have special appeal to young adults, ages 12 through 18
Outstanding Books for the College Bound for students in grades 9-12 (and below!) who wish to enrich and strengthen their knowledge of various subject areas in both classic and contemporary literature, on subjects including History, Humanities, Literature and Language Arts, Science and Technology, and Social Sciences
 
Biographies and Autobiographies: Life Models in the Classroom by Bertie Kingore
Biographies and autobiographies frequently serve as role models for gifted students by illustrating how even prominent or successful people experience triumphs, failures, and hardships throughout their lives.  Activities are suggested, and list of recommended biographies and autobiographies is included...
 
Books for Children Featuring Gifted Children collected by Linda Silverman
A great list, with books from Judy Blume to Stephanie Tolan and lots more, plus resources for annotation, instruction, and study guidelines for many of the books
 
California Department of Education Reading List
Annotated and by grade level (or range), this list includes tons of books our kids love, and gives us some idea what they're reading, too
 
Children's Literature Web List Internet resources related to books for children and young adults
Wonderful site, including reading lists, links to author's sites, Readers' Theatre, and lots more!
 
EagerReaders.com
To help parents and children find books they will love and never forget, we have collected a list of good titles for all ages, based on books we and our own children have read and enjoyed - the cream of the crop
 
Embracing the Child
Literature for learning and shared reading, investing in the whole child...
 
Gifted Kids, Gifted Characters, and Great Books by Bertie Kingore
The annotated bibliography in this article focuses on the following three criteria: the books are written by authors of merit; each book contains well-developed characters who display gifted behaviors; and the stories include thought-provoking problem situations, issues, or personal needs with which gifted students can identify...
 
Good Books for Good Readers
Annotated Book List, including books with gifted kids as a major character, and long books with sequels for kids who read too fast
 
Great Books For Girls: More Than 600 Books to Inspire Today's Girls and Tomorrow's Women by Kathleen Odean
For girls, a guide for parents and educators looking for books "about girls who defy the stereotypes about females in our culture." Her work introduces 600 titles, ranging from picture-story books for toddlers to biographies and novels for adolescents that depict girls and women who are self-sufficient, decisive, and assertive. 
And Great Books for Boys by Kathleen Odean
For boys, one of the things that many boys give up on their way to manhood is a love of reading." This thoughtfully compiled annotated bibliography gives parents, teachers, and librarians strategies to help prevent this loss. Titles are organized by reader age and genre.
 
GT-World Reading Lists Let the reading begin!
Reading suggestions gathered from TAGFAM and GT-World mailing lists, for gifted kids of all ages and reading levels
 
International Reading Association Teachers’ Choices Booklists
Since 1989, the Teachers’ Choices project has developed an annual annotated reading list of new books that will encourage young people to read...
 
New York Times Children's Bestsellers List
The nation's best picture books, chapter books, paperbacks and series, every week...
 
Salt Lake County Library System Graded Book Lists
Although the grades aren't necessarily appropriate for gifted kids, these are good lists, complete with short description of each book
 
Smithsonian Magazine Notable Books for Children
1995, 1996, 1997, 2002 notable book lists (though you may need to adjust the age ranges for our gifted kids)
 
Stephanie Tolan Reading
List - Books and Plays
Stef's great collection of fiction. Often, a gifted child can find himself in Stef's books
 
Tamora Pierce's Recommended Reading Lists
A great collection of reading lists, including books for homeschoolers, science-fiction for young adults, fantasy for young adults, books on writing, and more...
 
Wands and Worlds
Fantasy and Science Fiction for Children and Teens, with brief annotations on each book, organized by interest areas: Alchemy, Angels, Cats, Dragons, Dreams, more...
 
What's a Girl to Read?  by Justine Henning, New York Times
If you don't want to read about sex and drugs — or don't want your kids reading about them — young adult fiction can look like a minefield. Publishers rarely give age guidance on these novels, though online booksellers are sometimes more helpful; be forewarned that if the rating is "young adult" or "14 and up," that often means sexual content. Yet it's possible to avoid the thinly imagined characters, as well as the reckless, credit-card-reliant behavior, of teenage chick lit and find many superb novels for girls...
 
When Gifted Readers Hunt for Books by Richard Olenchak (full text requires NCTE membership)
An annotated list of books for the gifted child...
 
e-books - full-text books available online...
Project Gutenberg
over 18,000 free eBooks to download, the oldest producer of free eBooks on the Internet...
 
World eBook Fair
Visit during this annual eBook fair July - August each year, and download your selections from 1/3 million free eBooks, increasing annually to 1 million by July-August 2009...
 
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