Saturday, June 5, 2021

Reading Resource Library: Gratitude, Mystery, Sports, Physical Health ▬ Barbara Bush Foundation

Reading Resources for Educators and Adult Learners

Reading Resource
 Library

Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy: 2021

This resource includes high interest books at a variety of reading levels and is intended to support adult education and literacy-focused teachers in their curriculum.

The following high interest books were selected to support an exploration of each topic. Each book has a summary and additional information, such as book trailers and links to reviews, in a separate slide deck.  Visit this link to access the books.

Gratitude

Mystery

Engaging books for adults

The Hangman Louise Penny

And Then There Were None Agatha Christie

The Body in the Woods: A Point Last Seen Mystery April Henry

The Case of the Missing Marquess: An Enola Holmes Mystery Nancy Springer

Tunnels Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams

The Curious Incident of the Dog int he Night-Time Mark Haddon

Engaging books for adults and children

Nate the Great Marjorie Weinman Sharmat

The Missing Monster Card Lori Mortensen and Remy Simard

Pedro’s Mystery Club Fran Manushkin

Judy Moody: Girl Detective Megan McDonald

The Fenway Foul-Up David Kelly

The Detective Dog Julia Donaldson

The Maze of Bones Rick Riordan

The Buried Bones Mystery Sharon Draper

Sports

Physical Health

Family literacy starts with adult literacy. That’s why the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy is committed to supporting adult learners nationwide.

The Reading Resource Library is a tool created for educators to share with learners and is filled with topically relevant, educational, and captivating books for readers of all ages and levels. Start by selecting the specific release from the options below, then explore the Resource Guides for information like topic background, reading level, and even instructions on how best to use the Reading Resource Library.  READ MORE ➤➤

 
Based on 7 readability formulas:
Grade Level: 11
Reading Level: fairly difficult to read.
Reader's Age: 15-17 yrs. old
(Tenth to Eleventh graders)


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