Readers’ Advisory Resources

In this post, I talk about how I make RA flowcharts and graphics. This is a presentation I gave on how I make them. I talk more about passive readers’ advisory for teens here.

Booklists

Graphics

Nonfiction

Read-alikes for Middle Grade

Read-alikes and Thematic Lists for Young Adult Fiction

Like –> Try –> Why for Young Adult Literature

Like–> Try –> Why for Adult Literature

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