10 Awesome Favorite Books for Boys

Got a reluctant reader dude on your hands? Get him turning pages with these awesome recommendations from a Wyandotte, Michigan librarian.

Emily Morman

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Ages: 8-12 (grades 3-6)

Pages: 112

Class clown Nick spices up his school pals' vocab when he redubs the term "pen," calling it a – you guessed it – "frindle." But what happens when the nonsense noun starts spreading across the country? This fave about a wacky-word fad gently boosts kids language power while delivering an empowering cool tale.

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