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    Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

    (Harry Potter, Book #4)
    by J.K. Rowling

    Interest Level: Grades 4 - 8

    Grade Level Equivalent: 5.9

    Genre: Adventure, Series, Fantasy, Science Fiction and Fantasy

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    Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

    (Harry Potter, Book #1)
    by J.K. Rowling

    Interest Level: Grades 4 - 8

    Grade Level Equivalent: 6

    Genre: Adventure, Series, Fantasy, Science Fiction and Fantasy

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    Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

    (Harry Potter, Book #3)
    by J.K. Rowling

    Interest Level: Grades 4 - 8

    Grade Level Equivalent: 5.9

    Genre: Adventure, Series, Fantasy, Science Fiction and Fantasy

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  • Celebrate summer reading with these beloved classics. Celebrate summer reading with these beloved classics. Sonja Cole Blogs Scholastic Parents: Raise a Reader Scholastic Parents: Raise a Reader Great Britain's Great Ki...

  • Building reading into kids' schedules and regularly bringing additional books into the home for children positively impact kids' reading frequency. These books and activities will inspire kids interested in differe...

  • Your child can creatively vanquish evil with WordGirl’s Word of the Week! Your child can creatively vanquish evil all week long! Brian Kraker Blogs Scholastic Parents: Raise a Reader Scholastic Parents: Raise a Reader WG Wor...

  • We're taking reading to Paris, the City of Light, with these books and learning activities. We're taking reading to Paris, the City of Light, with these books and learning activities. Sonja Cole Blogs Scholastic Pa...

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ACTIVITIES: 3

  • Celebrate the boy wizard’s birthday, or observe your child’s own with a Harry Potter birthday party.

  • Try this super summer reading project: study an author who celebrates a summer birthday.

  • Carving out family reading time is easier than you think and a great way for families to connect and have fun at the same time.

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