Reading at a 9th Grade Level

I will attempt to preemptively address any concerns about my reading material of choice. Yes, I am 34 years old. Yes, I have a college degree. Granted it was in interior design and, as one boy I dated (ONCE) told me, did not require any heavy mental lifting. Nevertheless, I DID graduate (and kept a Trustee's Scholarship for all four years, thank you). No, I do not read at a 9th grade level. But I have a 9 year old daughter who does and I can't have her just reading willy-nilly through the Young Adult section of the library this summer. Who can forget being young and coming across Judy Blume's Forever for the first time? Or even Are you there God? It's Me, Margaret. I'm not saying I would censor very much of what she may potentially choose, but I would like to know what she's reading so we can talk about it. So I can prepare her for the grown up decisions that too many kids are having to make these days. And, let's be honest, there's a part of me that enjoys these books. I like to think it keeps me young at heart. Also, one of our babysitters borrowed The Collected Works of Jane Austen, my go-to choice for intelligent literature. She immediately became my favorite babysitter when we came home at, like, eleven and the TV was turned off and she was reading Pride and Prejudice. Anyway, while I want to inspire and encourage my daughter to enjoy the "best books", I also see that she she may be a little young yet for Mr. Darcy. If anyone has suggestions for appropriate reading for a precocious preteen it would be much appreciated. Until then Sis and I will explore the library together.