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I’ve taken all my book reviews to create this huge list of the best books book  for 11-year olds at the right reading level for 6th graders.


The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill FANTASY
Wonderfully crafted and imagined, this 2017 Newbery winner is a fairy tale of sorts about a good witch who rescues a town’s abandoned (the town thinks sacrificed) babies and gives them to another town to love. Except one baby who she adopts for her own; a special baby named Luna who is accidentally infused with moon magic. It’s also the story of the baby’s magical, bereaved mother, a wicked witch who feeds off sorrow, a woodcarver who wants justice, and most of all, Luna.


Princess Academy by Shannon Hale (series)
We love this book (and the series) because it’s a unique story with memorable, wonderful characters. Miri and the other girls in her mountain village are ordered to attend a newly created school to learn enough to be considered wife material for the prince. But the prince, when he does appear, sees cold and unfriendly making Miri reconsider what she wants. Then, when bandits take over the school and hold the girls hostage, Miri finds her inner strength and clarity of purpose.

  • From: hellendoorn
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I’ve taken all my book reviews to create this huge list of the best books book  for 11-year olds at the right reading level for 6th graders.


The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill FANTASY
Wonderfully crafted and imagined, this 2017 Newbery winner is a fairy tale of sorts about a good witch who rescues a town’s abandoned (the town thinks sacrificed) babies and gives them to another town to love. Except one baby who she adopts for her own; a special baby named Luna who is accidentally infused with moon magic. It’s also the story of the baby’s magical, bereaved mother, a wicked witch who feeds off sorrow, a woodcarver who wants justice, and most of all, Luna.


Princess Academy by Shannon Hale (series)
We love this book (and the series) because it’s a unique story with memorable, wonderful characters. Miri and the other girls in her mountain village are ordered to attend a newly created school to learn enough to be considered wife material for the prince. But the prince, when he does appear, sees cold and unfriendly making Miri reconsider what she wants. Then, when bandits take over the school and hold the girls hostage, Miri finds her inner strength and clarity of purpose.

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  • Registered: 2016-09-11

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  • Registered: 2016-09-11

National exams undertaken by ten and 11-year-olds across the country have been widely slated in recent years - but are you smart enough to pass the test?

Hundreds of thousands of ten and eleven-year-olds across the country are due to sit the widely-contested national exams known as SATs this week.

The Key Stage 2 Standard Assessment Tests aim to monitor children’s progress in literacy, numeracy and sciences, but they’ve been the subject of much controversy in recent years.

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  • Registered: 2016-09-11

Or, more accurately: Ah, to be young and sedentary—as new research from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health suggests.

That's the trend among young adults in America, according to the a study published in the journal Preventive Medicine , which found that children and teens in the United States move almost as often as senior citizens.

"By age 19, [the survey participants] were comparable to 60-year-olds," said lead study author Vadim Zipunnikov in a press release. "For school-age children, the primary window for activity was the afternoon between 2 and 6 p.m. So the big question is: How do we modify daily schedules, in schools for example, to be more conducive to increasing physical activity?"

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  • Registered: 2016-09-11

I recommend reading the Bible. Not only is it inspired of God, but if we follow the advice therein, it will make us successful. (Psalm 1:1-3; 2 Timothy 3:16, 17) I personally love reading about the exploits of David recorded at 2 and. 2 Samuel. It is so exciting, and so is the book of Esther. I also love the books of James and 1 and 2 Corinthians.