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Although middle grade books are targeted toward kids between ages 8-12, most 11 year olds have different interests from their 8-year-old counterparts. We've tried to reflect this in this list of books for 11 year old boys. You'll find a variety of stories about kind boys dealing with family drama, navigating complex friendship issues, going on adventures, and so much more.


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If you’re in the market for some irresistible new books for the young bookworms in your life between the ages of 5 and 8, this is a post you’ll need to bookmark! We're sharing some A+ options for newly independent readers up until that mid-elementary age. If you have advanced 7-and 8-year-old readers, you'll find some lovely options here as well, but also check out our 9-11 g...


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The best middle-grade books about families warm our hearts. But then again, isn't nearly every book a little bit about families? I thought so too, so for this list of middle-grade books about families, I chose books with family as one of the central themes. This means that whether the families in this story are small (parent and child) or large (parents and multiple children)...


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Ages 10-12 are prime middle grade reading years and my favorite age group to recommend stories to. For this list of books for 10 year old boys, I rounded up some of my favorite stories featuring boys between the ages of 9-11 finding their way in the world. Some of these kids are learning to stand up for themselves, pursuing their passions bravely, going on global spy missions...


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Black cat, Morphy has enjoyed playing chess with Edgar for months, but one day Edgar has a stroke and his son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter move in. Immediately, Edgar's daughter-in-law Gina begins scheming to renovate and sell the house, almost expecting Edgar to die. A coincidental sequence of events connects Morphy and Calla–Edgar’s granddaughter, with a chess-playing...


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