Books so great they made a movie PreK-12th grade Books

Kindergarten books so great, they made a movie

Kids will delight in seeing their favorite characters brought to life on screen. Plus, talking about how the book and movie compare builds reading skills.

3rd grade books so great, they made a movie

From Frog and Toad to Stellaluna, children will love discussing how their favorite literary characters are represented on the big screen.

2nd grade books so great, they made a movie

Young readers will enjoy discussing how colorful characters like Fantastic Mr. Fox and the magical Nurse Matilda respond to challenges in the books versus the movies.

1st grade books so great, they made a movie

From silly slapstick to not-so-scary monsters, your young reader will delight in seeing these favorite stories come to life on screen.

Preschool books so great, they made a movie

Read and watch your child's favorite characters — from Chrysanthemum to Clifford —and talk about what happens in the story versus the movie to build reading skills.

7th grade books so great, they made a movie

Use these books and movies — spanning genres from epic fantasy to young adult drama — to inspire a smart discussion with your tween reader.

6th grade books so great, they made a movie

Check out these books and movies — featuring adventures with dragons, hobbits, Gobblers, and more — to inspire a fun (and smart) discussion with your tween reader.

8th grade books so great, they made a movie

These compelling reads (and movies) offer up intense characters and coming-of-age dramas for your teen to read, watch, and compare.

5th grade books so great, they made a movie

Books so good they made a movie — 5th grade

Visit Wonderland, Green Gables, or Coconut Grove — each of these riveting book-movie combos is a ticket to a smart reading discussion with your child.

4th grade books so great, they made a movie

From Stuart Little to Harriet the precocious spy, children will love discussing how their favorite literary characters are represented on the big screen.

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