Oxford University Press
Oxford Reading Tree
101 books across 9 levels of Oxford University Press's Oxford Reading Tree, spanning 300L–300L. Each band below is measured from the books in that level, not from the number on the cover.
- Books
- 101
- Levels
- 9
- Typical range
- 300L–300L
Level 1
300L–300L
Level 2
300L–300L
Level 3
About 1,200 words
Level 4
300L–300L
Level 5
300L–300L
Level 6
300L–300L
Level 9
About 1,200 words
Level 10
About 1,200 words
Level 11
About 1,500 words
Each bar covers the middle half of the Lexile measures in that level. Neighbouring levels overlap on purpose — that is what the data shows, and it is why a reader finishing one level is rarely at the bottom of the next.
9 levels
Pick a level
Book counts and ranges come from the approved titles on each shelf.
Level 121 books300L–300L~1,200 wordsBrowse this level →Level 214 books300L–300L~900 wordsBrowse this level →Level 33 books~1,200 wordsBrowse this level →Level 410 books300L–300L~150 wordsBrowse this level →Level 527 books300L–300L~375 wordsBrowse this level →Level 615 books300L–300L~900 wordsBrowse this level →Level 93 books~1,200 wordsBrowse this level →Level 104 books~1,200 wordsBrowse this level →Level 114 books~1,500 wordsBrowse this level →
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Beyond one publisher's ladder
A level only means something inside its own program. These pages work across the whole catalog, so a reader who has run out of one program has somewhere to go.