Making reading more enjoyable for students at a young age will help put them on the path to becoming enthusiastic readers throughout and school and beyond. It can be difficult to get students with reading difficulties interested in reading. The reading struggle itself often demotivates students, but a lack of fun an interesting reading material can make the problem worse. Listed here are interest books https://easywaypaper.com/ for elementary school students that have a lower reading level.

1. "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" by Judy Blume
Written on a third grade reading level with a third to fifth grade interest level, "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" is about Peter Hatcher and his little brother Fudge. Fudge is always making trouble for Peter, but when the 3-year-old takes his big brother's pet turtle, Peter is fed up. The book is 144 pages.

2. "Cheyenne Again" by Eve Bunting
"Cheyenne Again" is a 32-page picture book. It's written on a second grade reading level and third to fifth grade interest level. The book is set in the late 1880s and is about a Cheyenne boy named Young Bull and his struggles to preserve his heritage after being sent to a boarding school where he is taught the ways of the white man.

3. After Happily Ever After (series) by Tony Bradman
There are eight books in the After Happily Ever After series, each 56 pages. They are written on a second to third grade reading level with a third to sixth grade interest level. Each book in this series begins at the end of a classic fairy tale. Readers will discover the truth about Cinderella, Rapunzel, Goldilocks, Jack, Red Riding Hood, the Fairy Godmother, the Frog Prince, and the Big Bad Wolf.

4. "The Chocolate Touch" by Patrick S. Catling
John Midas doesn't think there's any such thing as too much chocolate, so when suddenly everything he touches turns to chocolate, he loves it. John soon learns that you really can have too much of a good thing. "The Chocolate Touch" is 128 pages. It's written on a second to third grade reading level with an interest level between second and fifth grade.

5. "Socks" by Beverly Cleary
"Socks" is written on a second grade reading level and a third to fifth grade interest level. It's written from the point of view of the family cat, Socks. Socks has it made until Charles William, the new baby, joins the family. The book is 160 pages.

6. "Mr. Potter's Pet" by Dick King-Smith
Lonely Mr. Potter finds a great companion in his new pet, a mynah bird named Everest. When Mr. Potter falls in love, Everest starts to feel ignored. "Mr. Potter's Pet" is 128 pages. It's written on a second grade reading level with a third to fifth grade interest level.

7. Dragonblood (series) by Michael Dahl
There are 12 books in the Dragonblood fantasy series. The books are action packed with imaginative settings. The books are 40 pages each and are written on a first to third grade reading level with a third to eighth grade interest level.

8. "Don't Call Me Slob-O" by Doris Orgel
"Don't Call Me Slob-O" is written on a second grade reading level and has an interest level between third and fifth grades. It's about a boy who wants to make friends with the neighborhood kids, but they think he's too short to play basketball and nickname him Shrimp. Later, Shrimp is faced with the dilemma of joining his would-be friends in making fun of a new Croatian-American kid in the neighborhood or becoming his friend instead. The book is 80 pages.

Parents can give these books to their kids to help motivate them at home. Teachers can include the in their classroom libraries or use them as part of a lesson. When kids enjoy their books, reading is its own reward.