Is twilight a good book for a fourth grader at a really high reading level to do a book report on?

Answer 1

No. The Twilight series does not contain real literature aspects such as character development, which is an important concept for a fourth grader (especially one with a high reading level) to grasp. It also contains themes that are not appropriate for a fourth grader, no matter how high the reading level

A fourth grader would be much more suited to do a report on any one of the Harry Potter books, or something else from the Children's section. Don't say that. I read the Harry Potters last year, but that was because I didn't know about Twilight yet. I highly recomend to read it, but not to do a book report for school on. (However, I am an extremly high reading level 5th grader, so...) I have a friend who is terrified of the vampire thing and she's in the 7th grade. Make sure that the class is mature enough for the book aswell as the person giving the report on it. Harry Potter is a bad book to report on. It contains to many subplots. And those are the things that make it good my opinion is if you think YOU can handle the book report and YOU like it then go ahead depending on the maturity level of the class of course (there are some parts that a fourth grade class in teachers words might not be able to handle. good luck!!! =] Hey the one above me has some sense. That is exactly what i think if you get scared then tuff if you don't then that's great as long as you keep reading and choose the right parts to put in you book report than your good to go

Answer 2

Twilight may not be the most appropriate choice for a fourth grader due to mature themes and content related to romance and vampires. It's important to consider the age appropriateness and complexity of the material for a fourth-grade level reading and understanding. There are many other engaging and suitable options available for a high reading level student.