Ultimate Middle School Book List
This middle school book list is a mix of fiction and non-fiction, but they all share a common goal of captivating and inspiring young readers.
Middle school can be a challenging time for many students as they navigate their way through new experiences, academic pressures and personal growth.
Reading is a powerful tool that can help students develop critical thinking, empathy and creativity.
From adventure and fantasy to history and social issues, there is something for everyone on this list.
Whether students are reading for pleasure or for school assignments, these middle school book list is designed to help them discover new worlds, learn about different cultures and perspectives, and explore their own identity.
When my oldest moved on to more serious reading, I really had to up my game! But it has opened my eyes to a whole new genre of reading that I am personally enjoying.
We actually first started some of these books in elementary school when I would read them out loud at night to the kiddos (and I still do!)
Ultimate Middle School Book List:
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Books About Bullying for Middle School
If your child is heading off to middle school or already there, these books about bullying for middle school will help your children know they’re not alone.
25 Great Adventure Chapter Books for Girls
Daughters need fun adventure too! And this list of great adventure chapter books for girls will get the fun going, because girls need to read more than princess books!
50+ Amazing Adventure Chapter Books for Boys
Read these 50+ amazing adventure chapter books for boys will help get the ball rolling to get kids into reading.
Must-Read Middle School Books for Black History Month
Expand your child’s viewpoint and understanding of the black experience in America with these insightful Middle School Books for Black History Month.
25 MORE Great Adventure Chapter Books for Girls
Your daughters (and even sons) will love these 25 MORE great adventure chapter books for girls!
Mystery Books for Middle Schoolers
Get your middle school kid hooked on these exciting mystery books for middle schoolers, and you’ll help develop a reader for life.
Middle Grade Books About Grief and Death
Middle grade books about grief and death can help children process their emotions and also provide them with a safe space to explore the difficult questions that arise after a loss.
Stories about Friendship for Middle Schoolers
Stories about friendship for middle schoolers helps kids that age learn how to navigate the complexity of friendship.
Middle Grade Books about Prejudice and Equality
Middle grade books about prejudice and equality offer an accessible and engaging way to explore these topics with kids, while also encouraging them to think critically about their own beliefs and values.
Chapter Horse Books for Girls Who Love to Read
Do you know a girl who is completely horse crazy? Then these chapter horse books for girls are going to send her over the moon!
Anger Books for Kids: Anger Management Help for Kids of All Ages
Anger books for kids are a great way to start teaming kids how to manage their own anger.
20 Heart-Warming Old Fashioned Books for Kids
These old fashioned books offer heart-warming stories that ring true today — because at the end of the day, kids are still just kids no matter when they lived.
More Friendship Stories for Middle Schoolers
Reading about all type of friendships helps children understand how they can be friends to others.
10 Chapter Books About Football for Middle School Readers
For kids who just can’t get enough of football, check out these 10 books about football for middle school readers.
Books About Empathy for Middle School
Want tweens who know how to treat others?
Share these Middle School Books About Empathy with your own children.
10 MORE Vintage Childrens Books for Kids
These vintage childrens books offer heart-warming stories that ring true today — because at the end of the day, kids are still just kids no matter when they lived.