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6th-8th Grade List by ZPD 2018-19~S A B C D E 1 ZPD Points Author Title Location 2 3.2 5 Hamilton, Virginia Second Cousins aef 3 3.3 5 Friend, Natasha Bounce caf [stepfamilies] 4 3.3 4 Rhodes, Jewell Parker Ninth Ward caf 5 3.3 5 Spinelli, Jerry Smiles to Go caf 6 3.3 4 Vos, Ida Anna is Still Here hff/fwf 7 3.4 5 Flake, Sharon G. Pinned 8 3.4 6 Hunt, Lynda Mullaly One for the Murphys 9 3.4 6 Mazer, Harry City Light caf 10 3.5 8 Avi City of Orphans ahf 11 3.5 5 Bauer, Joan Tell Me 12 3.5 7 Choldenko, Gennifer Al Capone Does My Shirts Bk1 caf/huf 13 3.5 5 Friend, Natasha Perfect caf 14 3.5 6 Hurwitz, Michele Weber The Summer I Saved the World…in 65 Days 15 3.5 6 Jenkins, Jerry B. Renegade Spirit Bk1: The Tattooed Rats [end times series] 16 3.5 5 Larson, Kirby Duke 17 3.5 4 Mazer, Norma Fox Good Night, Maman fw/hf 18 3.5 9 Moss, Jenny Taking Off 19 3.6 4 Applegate, Katherine The One and Only Ivan 20 3.6 4 Avi Don’t You Know There’s a War On? awf 21 3.6 6 Bauer, Jennifer Close to Famous 22 3.6 6 Bauer, Joan Soar 23 3.6 7 Knowles, Jo See You at Harry's 24 3.6 4 Lyon, George Ella Borrowed Children caf 25 3.6 7 O'Conner, Sheila Sparrow Road 26 3.6 9 Sepetys, Ruta Between Shades of Gray 27 3.6 7 Spinelli, Jerry Milkweed hf 28 3.7 5 Avi The Good Dog fwa 29 3.7 3 Avi The Christmas Rat caf 30 3.7 6 Bauer, Joan Almost Home 31 3.7 7 Butler, Dori Sliding into Home spf 32 3.7 7 Choldenko, Gennifer Al Capone Does My Homework Bk3 33 3.7 7 Grabenstein, Chris The Crossroads f 34 3.7 4 Haworth, Danette Violet Raines Almost Got Struck by Lightning 35 3.7 4 Holm, Jennifer Turtle in Paradise 36 3.7 5 Jenkins, Jerry B. [Renegade Spirit Bk2: Demon’s Bluff chf 37 3.7 4 Patterson, James Middle School Bk3: My Brother is a Big, Fat Liar 38 3.7 7 Rinaldi, Ann The Blue Door haf 39 3.7 8 Salisbury, Graham House of the Red Fish 40 3.7 4 Schroeder, Lisa Sprinkles and Secrets 41 3.7 5 Wallace, Bill No Dogs Allowed fwa/humor 42 3.8 6 Bennett, Cherie Searching for David’s Heart caf 43 3.8 20 Bloor, Edward Crusader scf 44 3.8 7 Butler, Dori Do You Know the Monkey Man? myf 45 3.8 9 Choldenko, Gennifer Al Capone Shines My Shoes Bk2 6th-8th Grade List by ZPD 2018-19~S A B C D E 46 3.8 5 Conly, Jane Leslie Crazy Lady! Caf 47 3.8 4 Getz, David Thin Air caf 48 3.8 4 Giff, Patricia Reilly Gingersnap 49 3.8 8 Gonzalez, Christina Diaz The Red Umbrella 50 3.8 3 Harry Mazer A Boy at War: A Novel of Pearl Harbor 51 3.8 22 Hunt, Angela Elwell Journey chf 52 3.8 7 LaFleur, Suzanne Listening for Lucca 53 3.8 6 LaFleur, Suzanne Eight Keys 54 3.8 7 Liparulo, Robert Timescape Bk#4 f 55 3.8 9 Lubar, David Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie 56 3.8 3 Mazer, Harry A Boy at War, A Novel of Pearl Harbor awf 57 3.8 3 McDaniel, Lurlene If I Should Die Before I Wake caf 58 3.8 4 Papademetriou, Lisa Taking the Cake Bk 1 59 3.8 4 Papademetriou, Lisa Something New Bk 4 60 3.8 1 Paulsen, Gary Nightjohn 61 3.8 5 Stead, Rebecca Liar & Spy 62 3.8 9 Yee, Lisa Stanford Wong Flunks Big-Time ae/spf[p 63 3.9 11 Bradley, Kimberly B. Jefferson's Sons 64 3.9 3 Brouwer, Sigmund Chief Honor sf 65 3.9 5 Cameron, W. Bruce Molly's Story 66 3.9 7 Choldenko, Gennifer No Passengers Beyond this Point 67 3.9 11 Dana, Barbara Young Joan hff 68 3.9 3 DiCamillo, Kate Because of Winn-Dixie caf 69 3.9 9 Gemeinhart, Dan Good Dog 70 3.9 8 Herlong, M. H. Buddy 71 3.9 5 Klise, Katie Homesick 72 3.9 6 Larson, Kirby Dash 73 3.9 4 Lee, Ingrid Cat Found 74 3.9 6 Levitin, Sonia Silver Days (sequel to Journey to…) awf 75 3.9 7 Lewis, Gill White Dolphin [or One White Dolphin] 76 3.9 7 Logsted, Greg Alibi Junior High my/ff 77 3.9 4 Lord, Cynthia Rules 78 3.9 4 Patterson, James I Funny Bk1: A Middle School Story 79 3.9 4 Patterson, James Public School Superhero 80 3.9 8 Rottman, S.L. Slalom spf 81 3.9 6 Salisbury, Graham The Eyes of the Emperor awf 82 3.9 3 Smith, Roland Storm Runners Bk2: The Surge 83 3.9 6 Thesman, Jean Cattail Moon myf 84 3.9 9 Tracy, Kristen The Reinvention of Bessica Lefter 85 3.9 9 Turnage, Sheila Three Times Lucky 86 3.9 10 West, Kasie Love, Life and the List 87 4 6 Amato, Mary Guitar Notes 88 4 5 Avi Blue Heron caf 89 4 4 Barnes, Derrick We Could Be Brothers 90 4 10 Bloor, Edward London Calling hf/f 91 4 4 Brallier, Max The Last Kids on Earth and the Zombie Parade Bk2 6th-8th Grade List by ZPD 2018-19~S A B C D E 92 4 6 Broach, Elise Shakespeare’s Secret myf 93 4.0 8 Dekker, Ted The Lost Books Series Bk5: Lunatic f 94 4 3 DiCamillo, Kate The Tiger Rising caf 95 4.0 7 Ellsworth, Loretta In a Heartbeat 96 4 5 Gemeinhart, Dan The Honest Truth 97 4 5 Gemeinhart, Dan The Honest Truth 98 4 7 George, Jean C. Tree Castle Island af 99 4 7 Hahn, Mary Downing Deep and Dark and Dangerous myf 100 4 4 Harlow, Joan Hiatt Joshua’s Song haf 101 4.0 4 Harrington, Kim Sleuth or Dare Bk 1: Partners in Crime 102 4 6 Hesse, Karen Phoenix Rising caf 103 4 4 Hobbs, Valerie Sheep caf 104 4 4 Hobbs, Valerie Minnie McClary Speaks Her Mind 105 4 3 Hobbs, Valerie Defiance 106 4 5 Holm, Jennifer The Trouble with May Amelia 107 4 7 Holm, Jennifer L. Penny from Heaven 108 4 7 Keplinger, Kody The Swift Boys & Me 109 4 5 Lerangis, Peter Cahills vs Vespers Bk#3: Dead of Night mysf 110 4.0 7 Liparulo, Robert Gatekeepers Bk#3 f 111 4 8 Loftin, Nikki The Sinister Sweetness of Splendid Academy 112 4 3 Mazer, Harry Heroes Don’t Run: A Novel of the Pacific War awf 113 4 5 McDaniel, Lurlene Heart to Heart caf 114 4 9 Napoli, Donna North af 115 4 9 O'Connor, Sheila Keeping Safe the Stars 116 4 4 Papademetriou, Lisa Sugar & Spice Bk 3 117 4 4 Patterson & Tebbetts Middle School Bk8 Dog's Best Friend 118 4 5 Patterson, James Middle School Bk4: How I Survived Bullies, Broccoli & Snake Hill 119 4 8 Salisbury, Graham Under the Blood-Red Sun awf 120 4 5 Snelling, Lauraine Eagle’s Wings chf 121 4 8 Wardlaw, Lee 101 Ways to Bug Your Friends and Enemies 122 4 5 Watson, Jude The 39 Clues Bk4: Beyond the Grave mysf 123 4 6 Watson, Jude The 39 Clues Bk6: In Too Deep mysf 124 4 8 West, Kasie On the Fence 125 4.1 5 Acampora, Paul Howto Avoid Extinction 126 4.1 5 Baskin, Nora Raleigh Anything but Typical 127 4.1 7 Berk, Josh Strike Three You're Dead Bk 1 128 4.1 8 Berk, Josh Say It Ain't So Bk 2 129 4.1 6 Blume, Judy Tiger Eyes caf 130 4.1 8 Bodeen, S. A. The Compound Bk 1 131 4.1 9 Bodeen, S. A. The Fallout Bk 2 132 4.1 9 Bradley, Kimberly Brubraker The War that Saved My Life 133 4.1 3 Brallier, Max The Last Kids on Earth Bk1 134 4.1 2 Burg, Anne E. All the Broken Pieces 135 4.1 6 Cervantes, Angela Gaby, Lost and Found 136 4.1 10 Chari, Sheela Finding Mighty 137 4.1 6 Condie, Ally Summerlost 6th-8th Grade List by ZPD 2018-19~S A B C D E 138 4.1 7 D'Lacey, Chris Last Dragon Chronicles Bk1: The Fire Within 139 4.1 2 Fleming, Candace 7 Eric RohmannStrongheart: Wonder Dog of the Silver Screen 140 4.1 8 Gemeinhart, Dan Scar Island 141 4.1 9 Gerber, Alyson Braced 142 4.1 5 Hautman, Pete Bloodwater Mysteries Bk1: Snatched myf 143 4.1 9 Hepler, Heather Love? Maybe. 144 4.1 9 Herlong, M.L. The Great Wide Sea caf 145 4.1 6 Hermes, Patricia Someone to Count On caf 146 4.1 4 Holm, Jennifer L. The Fourteenth Goldfish 147 4.1 6 Kendall, Christine Riding Chance 148 4.1 11 Key, Watt Alabama Moon adf 149 4.1 8 Kirby, Matthew The Quantum League Bk1: Spell Robbers 150 4.1 8 Kirby, Matthew J. Spell Robbers Bk1: The Quantum League 151 4.1 2 Korman, Gordon Super Bowl Switch: I Was Dan Marino spf 152 4.1 5 Larson, Kirby Code Word Courage 153 4.1 8 Latham, Jean Lee Carry On, Mr.
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