chapter book
chapterbook

When kids really get into chapter books, they never go back.

The chapter books are two because this way kids will read No.

I like to read chapter books because they are sometimes funny.

Chapter books are generally the best choice as they will require a longer period of time for students to read.

After we have sat around and had a report, our teacher reads from a chapter book for about 30 minutes or sometimes more.

In my spare time I like to read interesting chapter books.

Here is a list of authors who write chapter books about sports.

A good chapter book for beginning readers interested in sports.

Chapter books were my salvation, in the same way as Jesus was for other kids.

Indian Shoes is a chapter book for ages 7 and up.

In this chapter book for early readers, the narrator's voice has some problems.

As is with most chapter books, there were no pictures, but that's okay because I'm used to it.

"Kids were always asking us about chapter books," Parish said.

A first chapter book for ages 7-10 with beautiful illustrations.

They usually have bragging rights that they're reading chapter books.

It is always exciting when the class reads its first chapter book.

Chapter books can be the most exciting stage a child reaches in their reading development.

I had been making picture books and early chapter books.

One of my children refused to listen to chapter books long after she could comprehend them.

If only all early chapter books were this beautifully conceived.

A good early chapter book about friendship told with lots of humour.

Most children at this stage are reading chapter books.

Molly amused herself on the train reading the chapter book.

This award is given to chapter books and middle grade novels.

We also have a section of chapter books catering to the Intermediate students.

A chapter book or chapterbook is a story book intended for intermediate readers, generally age 7-10.

This short story, among many others, is under 40,000 words in length, available as an individual work, and thus considered a chapterbook by ISFDB.

An example of a chapterbook is the Raymond F. Jones short story "Cubs of the Wolf".