Our new High Interest/Low Readability brochure contains hundreds of titles in fiction and nonfiction book sets selected to capture the interests of struggling readers and to encourage good reading habits. 

Genrefying allows you to create a library space that gives students easy access to the books they love with the ability to explore new genres with ease. Whether you are new to genrefying or adding books to an existing genrefied collection, Perma-Bound is here to offer solutions.

Elementary

Goodnight, Bruce

by Ryan Higgins

RL 2.0 IL P-2

It’s bedtime in Soggy Hollow. But Bruce’s family of mice and geese would rather watch late-night monster movies than go to sleep. There are so many more fun things to do, like build model airplanes, eat ice cream, and keep up their correspondence.

Will Bruce ever get them to sleep? What’s a tired old bear to do?

Middle

Magnitude

by Jennifer A. Nielsen

RL 5.0 IL 4-7

San Francisco, 1906. When Cora leaves her house in the early morning hours of April 18th, she expects trouble to find her, like it somehow always does. But as she makes her way to the San Francisco docks to look for her father, the earth begins to shake, and suddenly, Cora realizes that she's not just in trouble--she's in danger. A thrilling, suspenseful story about courage, friendship, and the strength it takes to survive one of the most terrible natural disasters this country has ever seen. 

High School

Love, Sivvy: A Novel Inspired By The Life, Letters, And Diaries Of A Young Sylvia Plath

by R.L. Toalson

RL 6.0 IL 9-12

This intensely relatable historical novel-in-verse follows the young adult years of the exceptionally talented, tortured poet, Sylvia Plath, as she casts off the limiting expectations of American women and forges her own path.