The Libraries at a Glance
Each grade-level collection of 240 books has 24 separate sets in 10-book groups. The libraries are organized by difficulty (easy/on-level/challenging for grades K–6, and very easy/easy/on-level and above for grades 7–8) and type (fiction/nonfiction).
Books may be purchased modularly—by individual groups of 10 or in sets. This modular organization can help you augment your current collection to meet your students' needs.
To see the list of books in a grade-level collection, choose fiction or nonfiction in the first column, the level of difficulty in the second column, and then click on the item number to see the titles in that group of 10. To see the larger sets, click on the set numbers (Sets 1–4, or individual sets 1, 2, 3, or 4) in the top row.
To see a list of Guided Reading and Lexile levels (where available), please click here.
Individual library titles may be replaced due to availability issues beyond
our control.
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