Is it just us, or are AR books on a 10.0 and above hard to find?
It seems that the new popular fiction books are written on a much lower
level. The students who need upper level books are stuck reading the
old-time, dry classics of the 1800's and turn of the century. I checked
the AR book guide and only found 8 fiction titles that are not classics.
--
Kay Goss
Director, Library Media Services
Mansfield R-IV Schools
315 West Ohio Avenue
Mansfield, Mo. 65704
417-924-3236 Ext. 311
E-mail fup001@mail.connect.more.net
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