What books do your dyslexic kids enjoy reading on their own? I'm looking for some new book recommendations. DS9, 3rd grade, has stealth dyslexia. He reads at about a 5th grade level, but it's exhausting for him and he doesn't enjoy reading most books on his own.
He does enjoy reading the Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Big Nate series solo. The DWK are the easiest for him to read; the font, lines, and picture placement work for him. I haven't found other books that have fewer words on a page like this. He doesn't like regular graphic novels, they are still too visually distracting.
We bought him a Kindle Fire so we could use the narration, word highlighting, and enlarged font, and he's now able to read some of his favorite authors like Andrew Clements solo with the narration. But I'd love to find some other books he enjoys reading without narration, that are easier for him to digest visually, like the DWK and Big Nate series. Any recommendations?
