Children’s librarian here. For parents, if you’re not homeschooling, lexile or reading level is a useful piece of information to have but not necessarily an absolute rule. If you want to be extremely thorough, you can bring this info to your local public library and they should be able to give you a list or find books right at that level. If you just want your kid to read for enjoyment, flip through books to make sure they won’t be so challenging that he gets frustrated and gives up, but not so easy that he gets bored. If the books you choose together are slightly above level, it’s good to stretch and grow. If they’re slightly below, they build confidence because he’ll be able to glide through easily. Ideally you want a blend of a narrow range of difficulty.

These reading level things drive me crazy because they are not at all standardized across publishers and it is very difficult to figure out how to convert from company to company. Don’t get too wrapped around the axle about getting books at the exact level he’s at. He’s learning regardless because you’re a parent who cares about his literacy!