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Finding a “Just Right” Book

Choosing the right book can be challenging. A book that feels too hard may have more than five tricky words per page, causing frequent rereads and slow comprehension. On the other hand, an easy book may lack challenges and lead to a fast read without engagement. The ideal book strikes a balance: less than five tricky words per page, encourages thoughtful reading, and allows for a comfortable pace. Discover how to identify that "just right" book that matches your reading skills and keeps you engaged.

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Finding a “Just Right” Book

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  1. Finding a “Just Right” Book

  2. Too Hard There are more than five tricky words per page. I have to reread a lot. I read the story too slowly.

  3. Too Easy There are no tricky words. I read without having to think about it. I read the story too fast.

  4. Just Right • There are less than five tricky words per page. • I think about the story as I read. • I read the story at my own pace.

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