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Ilit Student Library Every Ilit Class Begins with Students Independently Reading a Book They’Ve Selected Themselves iLit Student Library Every iLit class begins with students independently reading a book they’ve selected themselves. There are hundreds of books in the iLit library, and it has something for every reader: fast and edgy thrillers, high---interest nonfiction, classic literature, and much more. The titles in the library range in Lexile from BR (Beginning Reader) to 2500+, which means students will be able to find a text that’s both interesting and at their reading level. Title Author Genre Lexile Red Planet Jill L. Haney Nonfiction BR/0L Mr. Small Fay Robinson fiction BR/0L The Crow and the Pitcher Robert Newell fiction; fable; legend BR/0L Action! Jill Haney Nonfiction BR/0L Boy Soldier M.G. Higgins fiction BR/0L Draft M.G. Higgins fiction; historical fiction BR/0L Friend Me Jill Haney Nonfiction BR/0L iYou Evan Jacobs Nonfiction BR/0L New Girl PJ Gray fiction; mystery BR/0L Nothing But White Rosie Simms fiction BR/0L Pitch M.G. Higgins fiction BR/0L The Mist PJ Gray fiction BR/0L The Open Book PJ Gray fiction BR/0L The Star PJ Gray fiction BR/0L The Test PJ Gray fiction BR/0L Three Moons PJ Gray fiction; science fiction BR/0L We Stand United Jill Haney Nonfiction BR/0L Witchcraft Carol Pizer Nonfiction BR/0L Bats Saddleback Educational Publishing Nonfiction, reference BR/0L Fit Saddleback Educational Publishing Nonfiction, reference BR/0L Bog Man Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction, Horror BR/0L Hip Hop Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction; fiction in verse; poetry BR/0L The Lab Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction; Science Fiction BR/0L Mad Saddleback Educational Publishing Realistic Fiction; fiction; BR/0L The Mix Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Realistic Fiction BR/0L Buzz Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Horror; science fiction BR/0L Circus Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction BR/0L Animals A to Z Iris Zammit nonfiction; reference 0L Include Me Evan Jacobs Nonfiction 10L Into the Dark Rosie Simms fiction 10L Stand M. G. Higgins fiction 10L The Gift Jim Westcott fiction 10L Tats Saddleback Educational Publishing nonfiction; reference 10L Fake Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction; Realistic Fiction 10L The Grim Game Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction; Horror 10L Rules Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Science Fiction; horror 10L Almost Human M.G. Higgins fiction; science fiction 20L Blue Beans PJ Gray fiction 20L Flip M.G. Higgins fiction 20L Triangle of Mystery Jill L. Haney Nonfiction 20L Sell Saddleback Educational Publishing Nonfiction; reference 20L The Mess Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Realistic Fiction 20L In the Zone Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction; Realistic Fiction 20L Gone by Night PJ Gray fiction; mystery 30L Mine M.G. Higgins fiction 30L Hope Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; historical fiction 30L Crash Saddleback Educational Publishing, fiction; horror 40L Hide and Seek Susan Rose Simms fiction; realistic fiction 40L Splash! Jill Haney Nonfiction 40L Cuffs Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Realistic Fiction 40L Glam Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction; Horror 40L Cloning Susan Henneberg Nonfiction 50L No Home Jill L. Haney Nonfiction 50L Gods of Myth Jill L. Haney Nonfiction; mythology 60L I am a Drummer Sam Sacchetti With Jane Manners nonfiction; biography 60L Missing Kim PJ Gray fiction; mystery 60L The Camp M. G. Higgins fiction; realistic fiction 60L The Mall Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Horror 60L Great Spies of the World John Perritano Nonfiction 70L Space Cadet M. G. Higgins fiction; science fiction 70L The Edge Susan Rose Simms fiction; realistic fiction 70L The Secret Rosie Simms fiction; realistic fiction 70L The Three Pals Linda Lott fiction; fable 70L Fads Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Realistic Fiction 70L Spy Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; historical fiction 70L Falling Into Place Rosie Simms fiction; realistic fiction 80L License to Drive Jill L. Haney Nonfiction 80L A Lot to Learn Rosie Simms fiction 90L Clan Castles Evan Jacobs fiction; fantasy; mystery 90L Coach Rosie Simms fiction 90L Crash Test Jill L. Haney Nonfiction 90L The Royal Pain Sharon Fear fiction; fairy tale 90L Fizz Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; Realistic Fiction 90L Body Switch M.G. Higgins fiction; mystery 100L Fat Boy M.G. Higgins fiction 100L Monsters of the Deep John Perritano Nonfiction; mystery 100L Moving Out PJ Gray fiction 100L My Voice, My Vote M. G. Higgins fiction 100L Notice Me Melissa Higgins fiction 100L Out of Gas Vicki C. Hayes fiction 100L Queen of the Dead Melissa Higgins fiction; fantasy; mythology 100L The Cure Rosie Simms fiction 100L Five-Mile Hike Saddleback Educational Publishing Fiction; Realistic Fiction 100L Blast! M.G. Higgins fiction; fantasy 100L Line Up Alex Kuskowski fiction; realistic fiction 110L Looking at Cities Margaret Clyne and Rachel Griffiths nonfiction 110L Monsters on Land John Perritano Nonfiction; mystery 110L The Soldier M.G. Higgins fiction; realistic fiction 110L Trickster M. G. Higgins fiction; Folklore; Tall Tale 110L Witch Melissa Higgins fiction; fantasy 110L Zombies Evan Jacobs fiction; horror 110L A New Path Melissa Higgins fiction 120L Area 51 Ann Weil Nonfiction 120L Before the Snap Katherine Hengel fiction; realistic fiction 120L Camp Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction 120L Down and Out Alex Kuskowski fiction; realistic fiction 120L Encyclopedia of Places nonfiction; reference 120L First Love Melissa Higgins fiction 120L Hire Me PJ Gray fiction 120L Homes Around the World Maureen Dockendorf and Sharon Jeroski nonfiction 120L I Am Underdog Anne Schraff fiction 120L Movie Magic Jill L. Haney Nonfiction 120L Ruby Melissa Higgins fiction 120L The Art Show Susan McCloskey fiction 120L Freedom M.G. Higgins fiction; fantasy 130L Hero of Crows Crossing Anne Schraff fiction 130L Hit Just Right Katherine Hengel fiction; realistic fiction 130L Neptune Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction 130L The Garden Troll Vicki C. Hayes fiction 130L Your Future Evan Jacobs Nonfiction 130L Opening a Bank Account/ The Guitar (Money Skills) Simms, Susan Rose nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 130L A Day for Love Jill L. Haney Nonfiction 140L A Second Shot Alex Kuskowski fiction; realistic fiction 140L Flyer M.G. Higgins fiction 140L Grow PJ Gray fiction 140L Rumpelstiltskin: The True Story Stacey Sparks fiction; fairy tale 140L Runaway Dee Phillips historical fiction; fiction 140L Virtual Reality John Perritano Nonfiction 140L Planning to Save/ Something Big (Life Skills in Action) Susan Rose Simms nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 140L Smart Grocery Shopping/ Shop Smart (Life Skills in Action) PJ Gray & Carrie Gwynne nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 140L A Nest for Owl Susan Blackaby fiction 150L Fault Lines Jill Haney Nonfiction 150L Fight School Jeff Gottesfeld fiction 150L Ghost Mountain Anne Schraff fiction; fantasy 150L Holocaust Dee Phillips historical fiction; fiction 150L Killer Flood Jeff Gottesfeld fiction; realistic fiction 150L River Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction; horror 150L Stolen Hammer Melissa Higgins fiction; fantasy; mythology 150L The Dream M. G. Higgins fiction 150L The Fisherman and the Fish Anne Phillips fiction: folk tale 150L Finding a Place to Live/ A Place of Our Own (Life Skills in Action) PJ Gray & Carrie Gwynne nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 150L Fish Boy M.G. Higgins fiction 160L Standing by Emma Jeff Gottesfeld fiction; realistic fiction 160L Stolen Treasure Anne Schraff fiction; realistic fiction 160L Trees and Leaves Jane Manners nonfiction 160L Zuze and the Star Vicki C. Hayes fiction; fantasy 160L Managing Credit/ High Cost (Money Skills) Gray, PJ; Haney, Jill nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 160L Using Coupons/ Get the Deal (Money Skills) Gray, PJ; Gardner, Jane nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 160L Doing Household Chores/ Keep it Clean (Life Skills in Action) PJ Gray & Carrie Gwynne nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 160L Family Curse M.G. Higgins fiction 170L Racer M.G. Higgins fiction; realistic fiction 170L Starstruck Jeff Gottesfeld fiction 170L The Lost House M.G. Higgins fiction; horror; mystery 170L Living on a Budget/ Road Trip (Money Skills) Gray, PJ; Gardner, Jane nonfiction; realistic fiction; reference 170L Dive Saddleback Educational Publishing fiction 180L Drones Susan Henneberg Nonfiction 180L Four Little Words Rosie Simms fiction 180L Is It an Insect? Catherine Ripley nonfiction 180L Little Miss Miss Jeff Gottesfeld fiction 180L Sky Watchers Vicki C. Hayes fiction; fantasy 180L A Fun Place to Eat Beth Jenkins Grout fiction 180L Flood and Famine Sharon Fear fiction; humor 190L Let's Exercise! 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