HIP HOME PAGE BANNER Books for struggling and reluctant readers
  • HIP HOME PAGE BANNER Books for struggling and reluctant readers
HIP HOME PAGE BANNER Books for struggling and reluctant readers

AFTER 22 YEARS OF PUBLISHING BOOKS FOR STRUGGLING AND RELUCTANT READERS, HIGH INTEREST PUBLISHING HAS CLOSED ITS DOORS.  WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING ORDERS.

To our past customers: It’s easy to order books for students who love to read. It takes a measure of courage to spend precious budget dollars on books for readers who don’t particularly like – or choose – to read. And yet, that’s what you did. And we’ve heard over and over for 22 years that these are the books that made a difference for so many young people. We are very proud of that legacy and our role in helping thousands of striving readers become engaged readers.

This website will remain live until the end of 2024, as a courtesy to our customers who are using its teaching resources.

If you would like to contact us for any reason, please email info@hip-books.com.

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Issues-based hi-lo novels for reluctant readers in senior high school. (Edge / Mainstreet)

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Exciting stories of teenage heroes in extraordinary situations

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Dragons, heroes and shapeshifters are featured in these hi-lo fantasy novels.

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Exciting chapter books for Grades 4-6 students reading below Grade 2 level.

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Exciting chapter books for Grades 4-6 students reading below Grade 2 level.

What Teachers are Saying about HIP Books

  • HIP books lure those who are reluctant to the texts.   The cover designs, text formatting, content, and length of HIP books appeal to all readers but are particularly accessible for struggling readers.  I see these books as important literacy resources in the classroom and at home. [I recommend HIP Books] … for children who resist and struggle with reading.

    Betsy Reilly, Teacher Education, Faculty of Education Western University, ON

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