Twilight may not be an ideal choice for a 6th grader due to its content, themes, and reading level. It contains mature themes and complex language that may not be suitable or easily understood by a 6th grader. It's better to look for age-appropriate books with engaging stories that are more suitable for that age group.
Twilight may not be the most appropriate choice for a fourth grader due to mature themes and content related to romance and vampires. It's important to consider the age appropriateness and complexity of the material for a fourth-grade level reading and understanding. There are many other engaging and suitable options available for a high reading level student.
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only for fourth graders who are in advanced reading and sometimes its a challenge.
In my opinion twilight is betteer because twilight is my favourite book ym it depends on your reading level because twiilight is quite challenging. Also the twilight series is good so oyu might get hooked.
Bella was reading the novel Wuthering heights in the book Twiligh.t
The Twilight Saga isn't a ver high reading level, but it is a book for mature readers. The Host is also a good book by Stephenie Meyer. There is also Prom Nights From Hell.
it doesn't have a book level. but if it did, it'd probably be pretty high. TWILIGHT IS AWESOME!!!! (P.S.- book levels are for like 2nd grade books!)
Bella reads a book of compellations by Jane austen outside in twilight, the first book in the series
The Name of the book Bella is reading is Wuthering Heights.
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Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer is 22 points, reading level 4.5. Andrea Cheng's book is 4 points, reading level 3.4. Cate Tierman's book is 7 points, reading level 5. Kristine Franklin's book is 6 points, reading level 4.2.
Scholastic.com lists the reading level as 3.4, so according to them, it's essentially a third grade book. My third grader has read all four Percy Jackson books, and he can't put them down!