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Books like Shattered Blue (The Light Trilogy Book 1)
Angel Fever
Isobelle Carmody, 2004
160 pages
Why to read
- Engrossing fantasy tale fosters creativity and imagination.
- Strong, relatable protagonist encourages resilience in readers.
- Plot teaches valuable lessons on friendship and loyalty.
- Enriching narrative enhances vocabulary and comprehension skills.
Angel Fever
Isobelle Carmody, 2004
Award winning
Earthbound
Aprilynne Pike, 2013
338 pages
Why to read
- Engaging fantasy narrative with mystical elements.
- Characters display resilience and resourcefulness.
- Encourages exploration of complex emotions and relationships.
- Stimulates curiosity about nature and the environment.
Earthbound
Aprilynne Pike, 2013
Upside-down Harry (Andersen Young Reader's Library)
Jean Wills, Judith Allen Hartman, 2012
44 pages
Why to read
- Engaging story sparks imagination and creativity.
- Addresses problem-solving in relatable, child-centric scenarios.
- Enhances reading skills and emotional understanding.
- Ideal for shared reading, boosting family bonding.
Upside-down Harry (Andersen Young Reader's Library)
Jean Wills, Judith Allen Hartman, 2012
Award winning
Return to Eden (The Soulkeepers Series Book 3)
G. P. Ching, 2012
328 pages
Why to read
- Exciting adventure enhances problem-solving skills.
- Captivating characters foster empathy and understanding.
- Encourages exploration of moral and ethical questions.
- Stimulating narrative boosts engagement and comprehension.
Return to Eden (The Soulkeepers Series Book 3)
G. P. Ching, 2012
Award winning
Straydog/The Blue Mirror: Two Novels by Kathe Koja
Kathe Koja, 2004
105 pages
Why to read
- Explores complex emotions and personal growth.
- Encourages empathy and understanding through relatable struggles.
- Stimulates deep thought and introspection.
- Ideal for mature readers seeking emotional depth.
Straydog/The Blue Mirror: Two Novels by Kathe Koja
Kathe Koja, 2004
Sweet Requiem (Sweet Series Book 3)
Bailey Ardisone, Rare Bird Editing, 2014
256 pages
Why to read
- Engaging fantasy narrative enhances creative thinking.
- Complex characters promote empathy and emotional understanding.
- Intriguing storyline encourages exploration of diverse worlds.
- Ideal for developing advanced reading skills and focus.
Sweet Requiem (Sweet Series Book 3)
Bailey Ardisone, Rare Bird Editing, 2014
Award winning
The Lost Boy
Greg Ruth, 2013
190 pages
Why to read
- Engages children with a mysterious, captivating adventure.
- Enhances critical thinking through puzzle-solving narrative.
- Builds empathy with deeply relatable characters.
- Encourages exploration of friendship and bravery.
The Lost Boy
Greg Ruth, 2013
Award winning
Finding Tom
Simeon Harrar, 2013
194 pages
Why to read
- Adventure-filled story sparks curiosity and imagination.
- Teaches value of friendship and teamwork.
- Enhances vocabulary and comprehension skills.
- Ideal for interactive parent-child reading sessions.
