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What is a TBR anyways?
What is a TBR anyways?
TBR means "To Be Read." It's a wishlist of books you plan to read which can help make sure you are picking books you will enjoy and also avoid the trap of not knowing what to read next. Having either a stack of books waiting for you (remember to stock up at the public library!) or a list of books you want to read helps you create reading goals in a fun way and it's a great way to get excited and stay excited about reading.
Mrs. K's Summer TBR Pictures Books:
Mrs. K's Summer TBR Pictures Books:
For 3rd - 6th graders:
Step 1: Identify what genre (what kinds of books) you like:
Step 2: Find Books! (It's ok if some of the books on your TBR are below your reading level, but make sure you have some titles that are at or above your reading level to keep challenging yourself!)
Not sure if the book is at your reading level? No problem! You can look up the reading levels of your books on the AR website below:
Summer Chapter Book Recommendations (ages 9-12):
The School for Invisible Boys by Shaun David Hutchinson (Fantasy)
Max in the House of Spies by Adam Gidwitz (Historical Fiction)
Paper Dragons by Siobhan McDermott (Fantasy)
The Night War by Kimberly Brubaker Brandley (Historical Fiction)
The Last Comics on Earth: Too Many Villains by Max Brailler (Fantasy)
Dr. Suess Graphic Novel: Cat Out of Water (Graphic Novel)
Windy Night with Wild Horses by Mary Pope Osborne (Magic Treehouse Series)
Out to Get You: 13 Tales of Weirdness and Woe by Josh Allen (Horror)
Oona Bramblegoop's Sidways Magic: Newbie Fairy (Fantasy)
Green Glass House by Katie Milford (Mystery)
Don't forget! You can borrow books from your TBR at your local public library branch by requesting the books be placed on hold through the library's website. You can pick them up in person OR you can borrow digital copies of books online through Overdrive (https://sdcl.overdrive.com) and read them on a device.
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