Elementary School
This book follows several characters, Charlotte (the spider), Fern (the girl) and Wilbur (the pig). It follows their adventures and their story and in the end we read about Charlottes death and then see her kids. This story was the first that made me cry as a kid and I have a tender spot for it.
This book is a super amazing read even though it is a little sad. Something to keep in mind is that not all kids will be ready to read a book like this.

Independent Reading Level: 3rd-5th grade
Awards: Newbery Honor (1953), Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal (1970), National Education Association "Teachers' Top 100 Books for Children" (2007)

Independent Reading Level: Ages 8-12
Awards: A Horn Book Fanfare Best Book (1953)
Massachusetts Children's Book Award (Nominee — 1984)
Audie Award (Finalist — Middle Grade — 2020)
Audie Award (Finalist — Audiobook of the Year — 2020)
William Allen White Children's Book Award (Nominee — 1954-1955)
Newbery Medal (Honor Book — 1953)
Nēnē Award (Nominee — 1965)
Alabama Camellia Children's Choice Book Award (Winner — 1980-1981)
IBBY Honour Book (1978)
3 Apples Book Award (Winner — Children — 2007)
Surrey Schools’ Book of the Year (Winner — 1973)
George G. Stone Center for Children’s Books Recognition of Merit Award (1970)

This book touches the hearts of readers young and old. It portrays the bonds of friendship and the beauty of the natural world.

Independent reading level grades third through sixth.