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Grades 3–5 GraphicGraphic www.ala.org/alsc Seven clever stories answer one Korgi Monster on the Hill Sardine in Outer Space NovelsNovels simple question: What’s in the by Christian Slade by Rob Harrell by Emmanuel Guibert, illustrated Reading List box? Funny, fantastic, spooky, and Top Shelf Productions, 2007. ISBN: Top Shelf Productions, 2013. ISBN: by Joann Sfar, translated by suspenseful, these unique short 9781891830907 (PB). 9781603090759 (PB). Sasha Watson graphic works revolve around a In this wordless graphic novel, Ivy and In a land where every city has a Roaring Brook/First Second, 2006. central theme: a mysterious box and her dog Sprout learn some amazing monster of its very own, Stoker-on- ISBN: 9781596431263 (PB). the marvels—or mayhem—inside. Space pirate girl Sardine and her and of course, being invited to Felicia things about themselves as they Avon fnds itself home to Rayburn, Adventures in Cartooning: crew battle dim-witted galactic Furrypaws’s oh-so-exclusive party. encounter danger and adventure a monster with some serious How to Turn Your Doodles Fangbone! Third-Grade dictator Supermuscleman and evil First of the Babymouse series. in Korgi Hollow. First of the Korgi depression issues. When the local into Comics Barbarian series. doctor and a scrappy orphan offer genius Doc Krok in these adventures by James Sturm, Andrew Arnold, by Michael Rex to help cheer the creature up, their flled with lots of lowbrow humor, Bake Sale and Alexis Frederick-Frost. Putnam, 2012. ISBN: journey attracts the attention of the translated from the French. First of by Sara Varon Lunch Lady and the Cyborg Roaring Brook/First Second, 2009. 9780399255212 (PB). Substitute dangerous and despicable Murk. the Sardine series. Roaring Book/First Second, 2011. ISBN: 9781596433694 (PB). A young barbarian from another by Jarrett J. Krosoczka ISBN: 9781596437401. This fun and unique title is both an dimension is sent on a mission to Knopf, 2009. ISBN: 9780375846830 Nathan Hale’s Hazardous The Secret of the Stone Frog Cupcake runs a successful bakery amazing adventure and a tutorial on our world, only to immediately fnd (PB). Tales: One Dead Spy by David Nytra the basic elements of cartooning. with his best friend, Eggplant, but he himself stuck in the third grade. by Nathan Hale TOON, 2012. ISBN: 9781935179184. dreams of going abroad to meet his This is no ordinary school lunch lady; Fortunately, he is able to rally the Abrams/Amulet, 2012. ISBN: Two children wake to fnd idol, Turkish Delight, who is the most she is a superhero in disguise! In this The Adventures of Ook and local misfts into helping him save the 9781419703966. themselves in a marvelous world famous pastry chef in the world. Also novel, Lunch Lady, her assistant, and Gluk, Kung-Fu Cavemen ultimate weapon from the hands of where bunnies are the size of horses, recommended by this author: Robot three students must fnd a missing In the Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales from the Future the enemy. fsh walk on land, and getting home Dreams (2007). teacher and stop a plan to steal the series, patriot Nathan Hale tells his by Dav Pilkey Teacher of the Year Award. First of executioner and a British offcer isn’t as easy as it sounds. Giants Beware! Scholastic/Blue Sky, 2010. ISBN: Chi’s Sweet Home the Lunch Lady series. about past events, future triumphs, 9780545175302. by Jorge Aguirre, illustrated by The Secret Science Alliance by Kanata Konami and unbelievable stories of the newly Rafael Rosado Magic Pickle established United States. and the Copycat Crook Boys got into trouble even in the Vertical, 2010. ISBN: Roaring Brook/First Second, 2012. by Scott Morse by Eleanor Davis time of cavemen, and Ook and Gluk 9781934287811 (PB). prove it by getting on the wrong side ISBN: 9781596435827 (PB). Scholastic/Graphix, 2008. ISBN: Pokémon Adventures Bloomsbury, 2009. ISBN: A supersweet manga series in which of Chief Goppernopper. Fortunately, Three stalwart companions and their 9780439879958 (PB). by Hidenori Kusaka, illustrated 9781599901428. a spunky lost kitten is rescued by the boys travel to the future, learn trusty dog set out to defeat a local by Mato Three brainy misfts band together to the Yamadas, who are not allowed to As a secret experiment turned kung fu, and return in time to save giant. Though villains lurk at every 2nd ed. VIZ, 2009. ISBN: create the ultimate scientifc power have pets in their apartment. While superhero, Magic Pickle battles the day. turn, sometimes giants just aren’t the 9781421530543 (PB). team, never suspecting that a jealous dreaming of fnding her mother, Chi his arch foes, the members of the baddies they’re reported to be. In this adventure based on the ever- villain has his eye on some of their navigates such trials as litter training, Brotherhood of Evil Produce. First of Ariol: Just a Donkey like You popular video game, Pokemon trainer top inventions. vet visits, and avoiding the nosy the Magic Pickle series. and Me Happy Happy Clover Red tries to persuade independent landlady. First of the Chi’s Sweet by Emmanuel Guibert, illustrated by Sayuri Tatsuyama Pikachu to join his team. First of a Sidekicks Home series. Mal and Chad: The Biggest, by Marc VIZ, 2009. ISBN: 9781421526560 Bestest Time Ever! series. by Dan Santat Boutavant. Papercutz, 2013. ISBN: (PB). The Dodgeball Chronicles by Stephen McCranie Scholastic/Arthur A. Levine Books, 9781597073998 (PB). This sweet manga tale shares the 2011. ISBN: 9780439298117. by Frank Cammuso Philomel, 2011. ISBN: Salt Water Taffy: The Legend adventures and misadventures of of Old Salty Although Ariol is a normal kid, Scholastic/Graphix, 2008. ISBN: 9780399252211 (PB). Captain Amazing is looking for a new Clover, a bunny, and her forest- by Matthew Loux causing mischief when he is able, he 9780439903226 (PB). Mal tries to hide his intellect in sidekick . and his pets want in on still fnds time to indulge in his active dwelling friends. First of a series. Oni Press, 2008. ISBN: the action! In this Arthurian legend reimagined school, but he and his talking-dog pal, fantasy life and dream of bigger and 9781932664942 (PB). for middle-grade readers, Artie Chad, can’t always help themselves— better things. Into the Volcano Squish: Super Amoeba King fnds that making enemies especially when their time machine Two city brothers end up on the by Don Wood by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew at Camelot Middle School is a lot takes them back to the time of the Maine seacoast for the summer, Babymouse: Queen of the Scholastic/Blue Sky, 2008. ISBN: Holm easier than making friends when he dinosaurs. First of the Mal and Chad much to their disgust. When old World! 9780439726719. Random House, 2011. ISBN: challenges “The Horde” to a game of series. Angus befriends them and tells the by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew While their parents are away doing 9780375843891 (PB). dodgeball. First of the Knights of the story of Old Salty, a sea monster, Holm research, brothers Duffy and Sumo Navigating school, friendships, and Lunch Table series. Meanwhile adventure blossoms. First of The Random House, 2005. ISBN: Pugg go with their cousin Mister by Jason Shiga Seaside Adventures of Jack and Benny family is never easy, but it’s especially 9780375832291 (PB). Come-and-Go to Kokalaha Island, series. challenging if you happen to be an Explorer: The Mystery Boxes Abrams/Amulet, 2010. ISBN: Meet Babymouse, a sassy young where they meet Aunt Lulu and 9780810984233. amoeba. With the help of his hero, edited by Kazu Kibuishi Super Amoeba, Squish is prepared for mouse who dreams of glamour, become trapped in an erupting Jimmy explores the lab of a mad Abrams/Amulet, 2012. ISBN: volcano. anything. First of the Squish series. excitement, adventure, straight 9781419700095 (PB). scientist in this Choose Your Own whiskers, being queen of the world, Adventure–style graphic novel..
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