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Located near the top of our book search tool, you can quickly find a book’s Lexile measure by entering a book’s title, author or ISBN. You can also use Find a Book to search for books based on text features.
- Look Up a Book's Lexile Measure
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Lexile measures help differentiate instruction and monitor...
- Look Up a Book's Lexile Measure
Students, teachers, parents, and librarians can search in English or Spanish using criteria such as ATOS book level or a Lexile™ measure, interest level, title, author, fiction/nonfiction, subject, award-winners, state lists, CCSS Exemplars, and more.
Book Level measures the readability of the text of a book or other reading material. Accelerated Reader Bookguide allows you to see either the ATOS book levels or Lexile® Measures for your books and other reading materials (see the General preferences).
To view or print the Lexile® measure for a book or article, you must first perform an Advanced Search. In the search criteria, choose an interest level. To show both the ATOS book level and the Lexile measure in search results lists and on book details pages, select Show Lexile® measure.
If teachers want to use Lexile® measures instead of ATOS book levels to set reading range goals and set book level restrictions, they can use the class Lexile® Goals preference to choose "Use Lexile® measures."
Accelerated Reader, myON Reader, Star Reading, and AR BookFinder display book level data in either ATOS or Lexile measures, based on the preference of your school or district. Two ways to measure text complexity
Accelerated Reader Bookfinder US - Advanced Search. Student. Enter Keycode. You do not need a Keycode to search. However, if your child's teacher gave you a Keycode, enter it here to search the most relevant books for your child.
