Ms. G's Top Five

Done with your English homework and looking for a good excuse to surf the Web?

Check out Ms. G's top five cool links and give her your review!

The Lexile Framework for Reading

http://www.lexile.com/

This site brings the best books FOR you TO you! Just type in your Grade Level and interests and find a personalized book list designed with your reading level and personality in mind.

Happy reading!

Teen Reads

http://www.teenreads.com/

This cool site allows middle and high school students to read and review their favorite books, receive feedback from authors, and enter monthly reading and writing contests. Check out the Book Reviews section for hot book picks from other kids.

Faze

http://www.fazeteen.com/main.htm

This site is a personal favorite. Each issue of this news magazine written and edited by teens covers science, business, entertainment, world events, and much more, all geared towards teens interested in more than the typical prom-diet-fashion advice. Creative teens are invited to submit articles, stories, and poems to the site.

Teen Ink

http://www.teenink.com/

This online e-zine lets you chat with other young writers and meet other students with similar interests.

Kidderlit.com

http://www.kidderlit.com/

Every morning, while you're fast asleep, this site posts the first line of a book-without the author's name or book title, but with a link to Amazon.com, so curious viewers can click to see the source of the quote. This site is worth a look and a bookmark, and it will lead readers to books they might never have considered. Best of all, it's a great place to enjoy the simple pleasure of reading while discovering the impact just a few well chosen words can have on an audience.

Do you have your own picks for the Top Five?

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