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Looking for EASY-to-read literature
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Hi colleagues, I am trying to build a list for age 15 and up of easy to read literature. Have you read any novel of literary merit which was not-too-long, modern language, and of interest to younger…
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I would suggest Things We Didn't See Coming - a first novel by young author Steven Amsterdam. The opening story is told from a boy's perspective at the end of 1999, when the milennium bug wreaks havoc. This is followed by a series of linked stories…
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Don't know all of these titles but I wouldn't call the Life of Pi an easy read. Not sure if 15+yr olds would be so interested in this title either. Perhaps you have had more success than me.
A publisher I have had great success with is Ba…
Hi colleagues, I am trying to build a list for age 15 and up of easy to read literature. Have you read any novel of literary merit which was not-too-long, modern language, and of interest to younger adults?
So far, I have been thinking of:
Bel can…
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