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Master List for AR Revised ATOS Book CALL # AUTHOR TITLE Level: AR Points: Easy Reader E HAL Hall, Kirsten. A bad, bad day 0.3 0.5 Easy Reader E MEI Meisel, Paul. See me run 0.3 0.5 Easy Reader E REM Remkiewicz, Frank. Gus gets scared 0.3 0.5 Easy Reader E Sul Sullivan, Paula. Todd's box 0.3 0.5 Easy Reader E Bal Ballard, Peg. Gifts for Gus : the sound of G 0.4 0.5 Easy Reader E COX Coxe, Molly. Big egg 0.4 0.5 Easy Reader McPhail, David, E Mac 1940- Big brown bear 0.4 0.5 Easy Reader McPhail, David, E Mac 1940- Big brown bear 0.4 0.5 Easy Reader McPhail, David, E Mac 1940- Rick is sick 0.4 0.5 Easy Reader E WIL Wilhelm, Hans, 1945- No kisses, please! 0.4 0.5 Easy Reader E WIL Wilhelm, Hans, 1945- Ouch! : it hurts! 0.4 0.5 Easy Reader Bonsall, Crosby, E BON 1921-1995. Mine's the best 0.5 0.5 Easy Reader E Buc Buck, Nola. Sid and Sam 0.5 0.5 Easy Reader E Hol Holub, Joan. Scat cats! 0.5 0.5 Easy Reader E Las Lascaro, Rita. Down on the farm 0.5 0.5 Easy Reader E Mor Moran, Alex. Popcorn 0.5 0.5 Easy Reader E Tri Trimble, Patti. What day is it? 0.5 0.5 Easy Reader E Wei Weiss, Ellen, 1949- Twins in the park 0.5 0.5 Easy Reader E Kli Amoroso, Cynthia. What do I bring? : the sound of br 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Bal Ballard, Peg. Fun! : the sound of short U 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Bal Ballard, Peg. Little bit : the sound of short i 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader Clammer, Virginia E Cla Grant. The big box 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E FEH Fehlner, Paul. No way! 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Gig Giglio, Judy. The tapping tale 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Inc Inches, Alison. Just like Dora! 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Mei Meister, Cari. Tiny's bath 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader Parker, Marjorie E Par Blain. Hello, school bus! 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Seu Seuss, Dr. The foot book 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E SEU Seuss, Dr. The foot book 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Wil Wilhelm, Hans, 1945- Don't cut my hair 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E WIL Wilhelm, Hans, 1945- I love school! 0.6 0.5 Easy Reader E Cre Crews, Donald. Cloudy day 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader E SCA Farber, Erica. Go, Huckle, go! 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader E Fla Flanagan, Alice K. Four fish : the sound of F 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader E Her Herman, Gail, 1959- The lion and the mouse 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader E Hop Hope, Laura Lee. Freddie and Flossie at the beach 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader E Mac Maccarone, Grace. I shop with my daddy 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader E Per Perkins, Al. The ear book. Illustrated by William O'Brian. 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader E WIL Wilhelm, Hans, 1945- I love my shadow! 0.7 0.5 Easy Reader Capucilli, Alyssa E Cap Satin, 1957- Biscuit finds a friend 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader Capucilli, Alyssa E Cap Satin, 1957- Biscuit finds a friend 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Coh Cohen, Caron Lee. How many fish? 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Coh Cohen, Caron Lee. How many fish? 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E COX Cox, Phil Roxbee. Big Pig on a dig 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E SCA Farber, Erica. Hop, hop, and away! 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Fla Flanagan, Alice K. Left : the sound of l 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Hop Hope, Laura Lee. Freddie and Flossie and the train ride 0.8 0.5 J 363.378 KEO Keogh, Josie. A trip to the firehouse 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E MAC Maccarone, Grace. Turkey day 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Mof Moffatt, Judith. Who stole the cookies? 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Noy Noyed, Robert B. On my boat : the sound of long o 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Pip Piper, Watty, pseud. Meet the Little Engine that could 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Rig Riggs, Sandy, 1940- Joe Boat 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader Roberts, Carole E ROB (Carole Jennifer) Beth's job 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E Spo Spohn, Kate. Turtle and Snake go camping 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader E WIL Wilhelm, Hans, 1945- I love Christmas! 0.8 0.5 Easy Reader Bonsall, Crosby, E Bon 1921-1995. And I mean it, Stanley 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Bonsall, Crosby, E Bon 1921-1995. And I mean it, Stanley 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Capucilli, Alyssa E CAP Satin, 1957- Biscuit takes a walk 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E COX Cox, Phil Roxbee. Sam Sheep can't sleep 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E Far Farber, Erica. Midnight snack 0.9 0.5 J 597.3 MEI Meister, Cari. Sharks 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E Mei Meister, Cari. When Tiny was tiny 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Morris, J. E. (Jennifer E MOR E.) Please write back! May I please have a cookie? 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Parker, Marjorie E Par Blain. Hello, fire truck! 0.9 0.5 J 597.3 RIG Riggs, Kate. Sharks 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E SAN Sander, Sonia. All aboard! 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E SAN Sander, Sonia. Fire truck to the rescue! 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Schaefer, Lola M., E Sch 1950- Loose tooth 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Schmauss, Judy E Sch Kentor. Parade day 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Schmauss, Judy E Sch Kentor. The people on my street 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E Sch Schulte, Mary, 1958- Who do I look like? 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E Sho Shook, Babs. A house for mouse 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader Thompson, Lauren, E THO 1962- Mouse loves school 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E Zie Ziefert, Harriet. Later, Rover 0.9 0.5 Easy Reader E Kli Amoroso, Cynthia. On my trip : the sound of tr 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader Capucilli, Alyssa E CAP Satin, 1957- Biscuit visits the big city 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E COX Cox, Phil Roxbee. Fox on a box 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Cox Cox, Phil Roxbee. Shark in the park 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Dan Daniel, Claire. The chick that wouldn't hatch 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Fla Flanagan, Alice K. Dogs : the sound of d 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Fla Flanagan, Alice K. Hot pot : the sound of short O 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader Hazen, Barbara E Haz Shook. Road Hog 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Hil Hillert, Margaret. Why we have Thanksgiving 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Hol Holub, Joan. More snacks! : a Thanksgiving play 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Hoo Hood, Susan. Pup and hound in trouble 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader McClements, E MAC George. The Super Secret Adventure Club 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Mac McKissack, Robert L. Try your best 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Mei Meister, Cari. My pony Jack 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Mei Meister, Cari. My pony Jack at riding lessons 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Tri Trimble, Irene. Ord eats a pizza! 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Wes Weston, Martha. Jack and Jill and Big Dog Bill 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Par Party fun. 1.0 0.5 Easy Reader E Noy Noyed, Robert B. Smiles : the sound of long i 1.0 5.0 Series Shelf JF ROY Roy, Ron, 1940- 3.8 1.0 J 741.5 JIM Temple, Bob. A nose for danger 1.0 Easy Reader E Kli Amoroso, Cynthia. Dreams : the sound of dr 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader Capucilli, Alyssa E Cap Satin, 1957- Bathtime for Biscuit 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader Capucilli, Alyssa E CAP Satin, 1957- Bathtime for Biscuit 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E Dou Doudna, Kelly, 1963- When can you play again? 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader Dubowski, Cathy E Dub East. Snug Bug 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E SCA Farber, Erica. A smelly story 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E Fla Flanagan, Alice K. Ben's pens : the sound of short E 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E INC Inches, Alison. Run-away Roley 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E Mac Maccarone, Grace. Sharing time troubles 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader Mayer, Mercer, E MAY 1943- Just critters who care 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader Mayer, Mercer, E May 1943- Little Critter's the best present 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader Stoeke, Janet E STO Morgan. Minerva Louise 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E THO Animals everywhere! 1.1 0.5 J 796.1 Mis Miss Mary Mack and other children's street rhymes 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E Tho Thomas and Percy and the dragon 1.1 0.5 Easy Reader E Kli Amoroso, Cynthia.
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