What else can kids and parents do to have a successful school year?Families should always remember to keep READING! Reading is one of the best ways to stay sharp.Suggested books:HOW DO DINOSAURS GO TO SCHOOL? By Jane Yolen and Mark TeagueAges 3-5 Another installment in the popular “How Do Dinosaurs?” seriesI’M YOUR BUS By Marilyn SingerAges 3-5 A great book for parents and kids to read together – especially if kids are riding the school bus for the first time!HAPPY SCHOOL YEAR By Susan MilordAges 4-8 A reassuring read for kids who are nervous about their first day of school.OFF TO KINDERGARTEN By Tony JohnstonAges 4-8 A great book to read the night before the first day of school.THE 39 CLUES: THE BLACK CIRCLE by Patrick CarmanAges 9+ Where are Amy and Dan Cahill? They were last seen in Egypt, hunting for one of the 39 Clues that could make them the most powerful people on earth, but no one has seen them since. Has the ruthless Irina Spasky finally tracked them down?BOBBY VS GIRLS (ACCIDENTALLY) By Lisa YeeAges 9-12 Boys and girls will appreciate the true-to-life struggles of Bobby Ellis-Chan in this heartfelt and humorous story.HOW I SURVIVED MIDDLE SCHOOL Series By Nancy KrulikAges 9-12 Perfect for tween girls – this popular series deals with friendship, boy troubles, and other issues that tweens can relate to.CATCHING FIRE By Suzanne CollinsAges 12+ If they’ve read The Hunger Games, the first book in the trilogy, Catching Fire will definitely excite readers and keep them on the edge of their seats from beginning to end.THE COMEBACK By Marlene PerezAges 12+ Teen girls will love this book, which is filled with high school drama!To learn more about these books, visit www.scholasticstore.com.Read the whole article here.

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