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I Can Read Readers

By Various Authors
Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4, Level 5
Review:

We do not recommend all I Can Read books as some contain mild inappropriate behavior, but we have reviewed and recommend the following:

My First: Joseph and His Brothers; Pete the Cat: Pete’s Big Lunch; Pete the Cat: Play Ball; Mittens at School; Happy Halloween, Mittens; Everything Goes: Henry In a Jam; Everything Goes: Henry Goes Skating

Level 1: Little David’s Brave Day; Little David and His Best Friend; Grizzwold; Morris the Moose; Red Fox and His Canoe; Charlie the Ranch Dog: Where’s the Bacon?; Charlie the Ranch Dog: Stuck in the Mud; Otter and Owl’s Helpful Hike; Otter and Owl and the Big Ah-choo!; Otter and Owl Set Sail; Snug as a Bug; Jesus Raises Lazarus; A Picture for Harold’s Room; Princess Charity’s Golden Heart; Chester

Level 2: Goose and Duck; Marley and the Runaway Pumpkin; Strike Three, Marley!; Marley the Dog Who Ate My Homework; Marley Not a Peep! Marley Firehouse Dog; Marley’s Big Adventure; Charlotte’s Web: Wilber Finds a Friend; The Trail Ride; Owl at Home; A Bargain For Frances; Days With Frog and Toad; Big Max

Level 3: The 18 Penny Goose; Hill of Fire; Dust For Dinner; Snowshoe Thompson

Level 4: First Flight: The Story of Tom Tate and the Wright Brothers

Books in this Series that are not our favorite: A Kiss for Little Bear

I Can Read Chapter Books: Finding Providence: The Story of Roger Williams; The Animal Rescue Club

For most I Can Read books, the levels correspond with The Good and the Beautiful’s levels.

(Reviewed by an Official Good and Beautiful Reviewer)

Genre Fiction, Nonfiction
The Good and the Beautiful Library No
  • 4 Entertainment Value
  • 3 Moral Value
  • 3 Educational Value
  • 3.5 Literary Value
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  • 2Good
  • 1Satisfactory

Entertainment Value

All books on our list are chosen to be engaging, but books that rank high in entertainment value may be more appealing to reluctant readers and/or those who are new to good and beautiful books.

Moral Value

All books on The Good and the Beautiful Book List are deemed appropriate and wholesome, but some books have more emphasis on moral principles than others. A lower rating for moral value does not mean the book is inappropriate; it only means that moral values are not as highly emphasized.

Educational Value

Although all books on this list have educational value in the sense of increasing vocabulary and other important skills, the educational value scale is based on how well the book helps the reader gain knowledge about historical time periods, cultures, geography, science, etc.

Literary Value

Books that score high in literary value include exceptional writing, use of literary devices, and a rich vocabulary. All books on The Good and the Beautiful Book List are well-written, but some have a higher literary value than others.

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