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A Novel Approach dismantles timeworn methods for teaching whole class novels that consume
class time, provide little relevance or rigor, and disengage students from reading. Kate Roberts
offers an empowering road map for navigating whole class novels with your students while
supporting their independent reading lives. A forward-thinking model for progressive literacy
education. -- --Donalyn Miller, author of The Book Whisperer and Reading in the WildIncreasing
the volume of student reading starts with finding the right balance between independent reading,
book club reading, and core work reading. And this is where A Novel Approach proves invaluable.
Kate Roberts not only shows secondary teachers why achieving this balance is important, she
demonstrates how to do it. -- --Kelly Gallagher, author of Readicide and coauthor of 180 DaysI
wish this book was around back when I completely stopped reading in High School. I lost years of
my reading life, just as so many students turn away from reading in secondary grades because the
assigned books are uninteresting, too confusing, or seem to drag on. Kate's approach shows us
that when novel teaching is skills driven, brief, and complimented with book clubs, it can be more
engaging to students and more rewarding for teachers.--Christopher Lehman, coauthor of Falling
in Love with Close Reading and author of Energize Research Writing There isn t a teacher among
us who hasn t wondered, How do I do all of this? Reading this book is like having the world s best
instructional coach by your side to help you craft a clear, manageable, and responsive approach to
helping your students become better readers, thinkers, and people. Kate reminds us of the
tremendous power of our instructional decisions on our students reading lives, all the while,
handing us resources, instilling in us a necessary confidence, and high-fiving us through pages of
this book. Allison Marchetti and Rebekah O Dell, coauthors of Beyond Literary Analysis and
Writing With Mentors Like any author worth her salt, Kate trusts her readers to bring their own
expertise to the text. If you are expecting the definitive answer to the age-old question, What s
better: giving students opportunities for independent choice, or teaching with a whole class novel?
you won t get the answer. What you will get is Kate s straightforward, common sense approach on
how to use both. Kate helps teachers weigh their options and make choices about what s best for
their students. She shares her systems and structures and reassures readers that students of all
levels can make growth.--Cris Tovani, coauthor of No More Telling as Teaching and I Read It, But
I Don t Get It In A Novel Approach, Kate Roberts offers those of us in the classroom a witty,
engaging, and thoughtful examination of a problem we are all grappling with one way or another:
How to teach whole-classs novels in ways that challenge and engage not only our students but us!

This thoughtful book provides a range o