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What lexile is the book heaven for real?

"Heaven is for Real" by Todd Burpo is generally considered to be a middle grade book, appropriate for ages 8-12. However, it's difficult to give a precise Lexile score for the book because Lexile is a measure of reading difficulty based on sentence structure and vocabulary, and "Heaven is for Real" is a memoir with a relatively straightforward style but contains potentially emotionally complex themes.

Here's a breakdown of factors that might affect the reading experience:

* Vocabulary: The vocabulary used in the book is generally accessible to children in the middle grade range, but there are some religious terms that younger readers might need clarification on.

* Sentence Structure: The book's writing style is simple and clear, making it relatively easy to follow.

* Content: The book's subject matter, a child's near-death experience and his claims of seeing heaven, might be emotionally challenging for some children.

* Interest Level: While the book is categorized as middle grade, its content might resonate more strongly with older readers or those who are interested in spiritual or religious themes.

Therefore, while there isn't an official Lexile score, a good estimate would be between 600L and 800L. However, it's always best to consider the individual reader's maturity level and interests when choosing a book.

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