[aisle] Hardcover High/Low books

[Tasha Squires]

YES, Orca https://www.orcabook.com/ has many titles that are hard cover and
they are FANTASTIC! However, their paperbacks have held up extremely well,
and I'd have no problem recommending them too.

However, I would also recommend Saddleback Publishing
https://www.sdlback.com/ I did just check and they do only publish in
paperback, however, I also think theirs are good and sturdy as well.

I really really like both of these publishers and have been using them for
years. However, I work in a middle school - 7 to 8- and most of their  work
is aimed at older students like middle to high school, just an FYI,
although Saddleback does have some really good emerging reader series that
I think would be fine for younger kids.

Tasha

On Tue, Sep 21, 2021 at 11:02 AM Donna Brockmeyer via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> I recently received a small grant to purchase High/Low books for 2nd-8th
> grade students reading below grade level. These books will be circulated in
> the school library which means thin paperbacks won't hold up. Can anyone
> recommend a vendor, series or author that will meet these requirements?
>
>
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> Donna Brockmeyer
> Media Clerk
> District 110, Grant and Illini
> MAILMAN_MIMEDEFANG
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Tasha Squires
O'Neill Middle School
School Librarian
tsquires at dg58.org
(630) 719-5815

Author of Library Partnerships: Making Connections Between School and
Public Libraries, 2009, Information Today, Inc.
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