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Any ideas for 13 year old reading level (girls)? Like mystery, some drama

Any ideas for 13 year old reading level (girls)? Like mystery, some drama

Jenelle #recommend #mystery #young adult

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Mandy

Has she read Nancy Drew?

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JenelleQuestion author

Yes

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Eve

Flavia de Luce series by C. Alan Bradley.

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Melanie

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Melanie

Really good ya mystery .

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Kathy

Maddix writer series..awesome

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Nadia

Hardy boys

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Deb

Harry Potter series. Goosebumps books.

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Carol

https://www.amazon.com/Westing-Game-Puffin-Modern-Classics/dp/014240120X

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Lori

Annie of Green Gables, all of Harry Potter, the Babysitters Club series

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Jamie

Boxcar children

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Robin

For 13 year olds? My daughter read these in first grade.

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Micheale

Maximum Ride series by James Patterson..they were FANTASTIC, my daughter ate them up

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Justine

Serafina series by Robert Beatty

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Jenni

Oooh, I loved the Serafina and the Black Cloak! I mean, my imaginary daughter loved it…

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Justine

Me too..ohh I mean my imaginary daughter too…! ?

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Barbara

Try to keep her in the 9-12 section of a store— in teen, books may contain graphic sex and violence. There are plenty of great reads in 9-12 that are filled with drama, mystery and the like. As a manager in a bookstore, I think you should take her in and let her discuss her likes and dislikes and together the seller and your 13 yr old will find great solutions.

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Danielle

https://g.co/kgs/SAm6NU

This series was my favorite at that age!

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Vikki

John Grisham’s young adult series, Theodore Boone, Kid Lawyer. Wonderful!

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Crystal

Princess diaries by meg cabot

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Robin

Is she a rising 8th grader? She could probably start Sue Grafton or Agatha Christie. When I was her age I read Daphne du Maurier’s “Rebecca” for
the first time and it has been my lifelong favorite!

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Robin

My daughter’s “all school” assigned book for her middle school is called Refugee by Alan Gratz and it was an AMAZING book.

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Cara

Inkheart; Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children; the Atticus Claw books?

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Robin

Don’t discount Miss Peregrine because of the creepy pictures. It is NOT a creepy story! More like a superhero story with a gothic edge.

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Jenni

Miss Peregrine books would be perfect. Also Mysterious Benedict Society. 🙂

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Cara

Yep, my 12 and 10-yr-old girls love them. 🙂

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Cara

Also Nevermoor, and Boy Underwater (recommended by my 12-yr-old).

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Michelle

Hopeless by Colleen Hoover. It’s a series of 3 if she likes it. I loved it. It’s not YA but it’s clean and so very good.

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Pam

A Wrinkle in Time is book 1 of 5 by L’Engle. And the Michael Scott Alchemist Series.

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Roslyn

Elizabeth George has a mystery series for teens.

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Melissa

The Glass Castle ~ not a mystery but was my daughter’s favorite book in middle school.

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Aura

I just finished reading I Am Still Alive by Kate Alice Marshall and I really liked it. Its a survivalist story about a girl who finds herself alone in the backwoods of Alaska/Canada.

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Sheryl

My reading was never censored. Take her to your local library and let her find her bliss.

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Debra

check out: http://www.teenreads.com/…they have give aways, etc.

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Ruth

I remember discovering Mary Stewart’s romantic suspense novels when I was about that age. One of my favorites was The Moon-Spinners which was made into a Disney movie. If she likes mysteries, I would also recommend Mary Higgins Clark. Though written for adults, they are tame enough for younger readers.

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Cat

Honestly, I don’t remember what I was reading when I was 13. Times have changed; authors have changed. I may have been reading Victoria Holt, Philippa Carr, Helen Wells (Cherry Ames series), I know I read Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys, too.

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Glenda

I asked my bookworm 12 year old granddaughter and she suggested: Jk Rowling:Harry Potter
James Patterson: middle school series

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Maryann

Nancy Drew Babysitters Club

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Jane

Nancy drew

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Lucille

There’s a reading level and an interest level. Some 13 year olds are ready for more adult themes. I’d try some nonfiction and memoir.

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Karen

Agatha Christie.

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Dawn

The Elsewhere Book series

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Cindi

Ian Fleming

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Teri

Nancy Drew

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Lori

Dragonriders of Pern series by Anne McCaffrey ?

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Arletta

My daughter loved this series: https://www.amazon.com/Tell-Love-Then-Gallagher-Girls-ebook/dp/B000S1LF5K/ref=sr_1_7?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1532748712&sr=1-7&keywords=ally+carter

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Iris

Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer series by John Grisham, the young adult series by Carl Hiaasen: Hoot, Flush, Scat, etc.

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Elizabeth

The London Eye Mystery is my favorite. Also Blue Balliet’s books are great.

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Judy

Linda fairstein’s series Devin Quick it’s simular to nancy drew

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