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Hi Kelly, Thank you for the question.  A poet is, before anything else, a person who is passionately in love with language.  W. H. Auden Exposing kids to poetry is a great idea which shows them the beauty of language. Here are a few choices you may think of. Poetry collections are mostly not specifically designed for one certain grade, so reading with them and help them understand the poems may be a good idea.    1. Poetry for Kids Series: Poetry for Kids: William Shakespeare (Leve Z) Poetry for Kids: Walt Whitman (Level R) Poetry for Kids: Emily Dickinson (Level Q） Poetry for Kids: Robert Frost （Level R） Poetry for Kids: Carl Sandburg （Level T）   2. Anthologies: Days Like This: A Collection of Small Poems （Level L) A Child's Anthology of Poetry (Level U) The Random House Book of Poetry for Children (Level O) A Child's Garden of Verses (Children's Classic Collections)  （Level N） A Child's Introduction to Poetry (Level S) A World Full of Poems (Level R) Wondrous You: Empowering Poems for Magical Kids (Level R) Poetry Speaks to Children (Level R)   3. Poems about Sicence National Geographic Book of Nature Poetry: More than 200 Poems With Photographs That Float, Zoom, and Bloom! (level W) The Poetry of Science: The Poetry Friday Anthology for Science for Kids (Level T) Sing a Song of Seasons: A Nature Poem for Each Day of the Year (Level Y) National Geographic Book of Animal Poetry: 200 Poems with Photographs That Squeak, Soar, and Roar! (Level W)   4. Shel Silverstein's Poetry Collections A Light in the Attic (Level R) Falling Up (Level P) Where the Sidewalk Ends (Level N) Runny Babbit (Level P)   5. Roald Dahl Poems Revolting Rhymes (Level R)   6. Musical Poems Hip Hop Speaks to Children: 50 Inspiring Poems with a Beat （Level P）   7. Jack Prelutsky Poems The New Kid on the Block (Level P)   8. Other Award Wining authors Thanhhà Lai: Inside Out and Back Again (Level U) Sharon Creech: Hate That Cat: A Novel (Level T)   9. Historical Poems Woke: A Young Poet's Call to Justice (Level R)   10. Poems about Diversity They Call Me Güero: A Border Kid's Poems (Level X)

Hi Mimi, Thank you for the question.  There are quite a few nonfiction books that a 7-year-old girl may love.  Science Usborne Look Inside/See Inside series are fun with flip-and-flaps. They are really fun to read. See Inside series are more advanced. This Is How We Do It: One Day in the Lives of Seven Kids from around the World Biography  Ordinary People Change the World series Animals       Kids at this age loves animals so nonfiction books about animals would be a good choice. National Geographic Little Kids First Big Books series Geography Everything & Everywhere: A Fact-Filled Adventure for Curious Globe-Trotters Astronomy [Grades: 1-2] Children's Astronomy Books Math  [Grades 1-2] Math for Kids  Hands-on Experiments  Awesome Science Experiments for Kids: 100+ Fun STEM / STEAM Projects and Why They Work Nature Exploring Nature Activity Book for Kids: 50 Creative Projects to Spark Curiosity in the Outdoors Encyclopedia My Encyclopedia of Very Important Sports: For little athletes and fans who want to know everything Engineering The Questioneers series   Enjoy reading!  

Hi Lolita,  Thank you for the question. Being unique and introvert is a gift. There are a few great books for your introvert boy to enjoy. I am not sure about your boy's reading level, normally K-N shall be the right levels for a 7 year old boy, but if he is an advanced reader, he can always try books with higher reading levels. Have fun reading!

Hi Sasa, "What a Waste" is a great book by Jess French.  Lost Species by Jess French may be a good book to try out too. Life Cycles: Everything from Start to Finish by DK can also be an option.  Where did my Clothes come from may also be fun to dig out. Usborne has a few similar books that your girl may be interested too.  See Inside Energy See Inside Recycling and Rubbish        

Hi there, if Captain Underpants and Dogman series bring your boy fun, they shall be fine but they are not the best choices for you because these series don't use the best language and they have violence and nudity in them. There are other comic books that carry positive messages. Here are a few suggestions, including some funny easy chapter books.