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Custom Book List Custom Book List MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT 10 Fat Turkeys Johnston, Tony 320 1.7 K 1 159 10-Step Guide...Monster Numeroff, Laura 450 1.5 F 1 263 100 Days Of School Harris, Trudy 320 2.2 H 1 271 100th Day Of School Schiller, Melissa 420 2.4 N/A 1 248 100th Day Of School, The Medearis, Angela Shelf 340 1.5 H 1 190 100th Day Worries Cuyler, Margery 360 2.1 L 2 937 100th Day, The Krulik, Nancy 350 2.2 L 4 3,436 101 Hopelessly Hilarious Jokes Eisenberg, Lisa 370 3.1 NR 3 1,873 18 Penny Goose, The Walker, Sally M. 370 2.8 N 2 1,066 20,000 Baseball Cards Under... Buller, Jon 330 2.7 K 2 1,129 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea Bowen, Carl 470 2.5 L 3 2,232 23 Ways To Mess Up Valentine's Wesley, Valerie Wilson 490 2.6 N/A 4 8,085 4 Pups And A Worm Seltzer, Eric 350 1.5 H 1 413 763 M.P.H. Fuerst, Jeffrey B. 410 2 NR 3 760 88 Pounds Of Tomatoes Neuschwander, Cindy 400 2.9 L 3 1,687 98, 99, 100! Ready Or Not... Slater, Teddy 310 1.7 J 1 432 A. My Name Is Alice Bayer, Jane 370 2.4 NR 2 700 ABC Mystery Cushman, Doug 410 1.9 N/A 1 218 ABCs Of My School, The Campoy, F. Isabel 430 2.2 K 1 275 Abe Lincoln And The Muddy Pig Krensky, Stephen 480 2.6 K 2 987 Abe Lincoln At Last! Osborne, Mary Pope 470 2.5 N/A 5 12,553 Abe Lincoln's Hat Brenner, Martha 330 2.9 M 2 1,159 Abe Lincoln: The Boy Who Loved Winters, Kay 480 3.5 K 2 1,052 Abigail Spells Alter, Anna 480 2.6 N/A 1 610 Abigail Takes The Wheel Avi 390 3.5 N 3 1,958 Abominable Snowman Of Pas- Stine, R. L. 420 4.2 N/A 6 20,464 adena About Arachnids Sill, Cathryn 460 2.3 L 1 118 About Twins Rotner, Shelley 450 1.9 H 1 178 Abracadabra Case, The Dixon, Franklin W. 330 4.1 N 4 8,517 Abracadabra! Magic With Mouse Yee, Wong Herbert 410 2.3 N/A 2 1,912 Abraham Lincoln Schaefer, Lola M. 350 3.8 L 1 235 Abraham Lincoln Houghton Mifflin 490 2.7 L 1 567 Abraham Lincoln (Neufeld) Neufeld, David 340 1.8 I 1 419 Abraham Lincoln-Emancipator Stevenson, Augusta 500 4.5 R 6 20,791 Absolutely Lucy Cooper, Ilene 360 1.8 M 4 7,210 Across The Stream Ginsburg, Mirra 460 1.2 F 1 86 Printed by: Mary Nelson Page 1 of 200 Printed on: 10/25/12 Copyright © Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. v 1.14 Custom Book List (Page 2) MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT Addie Meets Max Robins, Joan 310 2.1 J 1 422 Addie Runs Away Robins, Joan 330 1.7 N/A 1 477 Addy's Little Brother Porter, Connie 480 4.1 N/A 3 2,935 Adopted By The Eagles Goble, Paul 420 3.1 O 3 1,187 Adrian Goes Out There! Metzenthen, David 470 3.5 NR 4 3,380 Adventure In Arabia Foss, Flora 400 2.4 K 2 844 Adventure Of The Big Snow, The McArthur, Nancy 430 2.5 L 3 6,430 Adventures - Finn (Suter) Suter, Joanne 440 3.5 NR 6 12,300 Adventures Of Johnny Bunko Pink, Daniel H. 420 3.4 N/A 4 5,988 Adventures Of Marco & Polo Wiesmuller, Dieter 400 2.8 M 2 861 Adventures Of Marco Flamingo Jarkins, Sheila 420 1.4 N/A 1 406 Adventures Of Stuart Little Brooker, Gregory J. 500 2.8 M 2 4,511 Adventures Of The Dish And The Grey, Mini 410 2.1 N/A 1 354 Adventures Of Tom Sawyer Suter, Joanne 450 3.7 NR 6 11,741 Adventures Of Tom Sawyer Kulling, Monica 370 2.5 N 4 10,491 Adventures: Timeless Tales Reiff, Tana 500 3.3 NR 3 6,482 Aekyung's Dream Paek, Min 480 3.4 N 2 774 Africa Fowler, Allan 340 1.9 I 1 252 Africa Donaldson, Madeline 430 2.1 J 1 360 Africa: Animals At Night Lechner, Judith 300 2.2 K 1 519 African Elephant Eckart, Edana 500 1.8 F 1 137 African Elephants Schuetz, Kari 420 2.4 N/A 1 107 African Lions Riley, Joelle 440 2.4 N/A 1 341 Afternoon Nap, An Wise, Beth Alley 450 1.6 D 1 158 Against The Odds Hof, Marjolijn 350 3.2 N/A 7 17,027 Agatha's Feather Bed Deedy, Carmen Agra 410 3.1 L 2 1,050 Agent Angus Denman, K. L. 500 3.7 N/A 6 15,694 Aggie And Will Brimner, Larry Dane 460 2.2 G 1 114 Ahoy, Ghost Ship Ahead James, Brian 450 2.5 N/A 4 6,998 Air Is All Around You Branley, Franklyn M. 330 2.4 M 2 715 Airplanes Saunders-Smith, Gail 360 1.3 F 1 60 Airplanes Lindeen, Mary 440 2.5 F 1 96 Airport Barton, Byron 400 1.9 I 1 117 Aisha's New Look Murphy, Catherine 440 4.5 Q 2 905 Akiko's Kite Plexus, Cora 420 3.1 M 1 566 Al's World: Killer Lunch Lady Leonard, Elise 410 2.3 N/A 7 18,590 Al's World: Monkey Business Leonard, Elise 360 2.2 N/A 6 19,544 Printed by: Mary Nelson Page 2 of 200 Printed on: 10/25/12 Copyright © Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. v 1.14 Custom Book List (Page 3) MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT Al's World: Scared Stiff Leonard, Elise 410 2.4 N/A 6 17,837 Aladdin And The Magic Lamp Hautzig, Deborah 440 3.4 L 2 2,110 Alamo, The (2004) Nelson, Kristin L. 350 1.8 L 1 407 Alan And Naomi Levoy, Myron 500 6.5 NR 9 39,230 Alaska Wong, Su Tien 470 1.9 J 1 306 Albert Napoli, Donna Jo 350 2.3 K 2 1,319 Albert & Lila Schami, Rafik 470 3.2 N 2 1,446 Albert's Birthday Tryon, Leslie 430 2.4 I 2 645 Alcatraz: Prison For America's Henderson, C. J. 440 2.3 NR 2 3,422 Alex Fitzgerald's Cure For... Krull, Kathleen 440 3.9 N/A 3 5,661 Alex Is My Friend Russo, Marisabina 430 2.3 K 2 722 Alexander & The Wind-Up Mouse Lionni, Leo 490 4.7 L 2 743 Alexander Anteater's Amazing deRubertis, Barbara 340 1.2 N/A 1 708 Alexander Graham Bell Mara, Wil 500 2.3 J 1 390 Alexander Graham Bell Sherrow, Victoria 460 2.3 L 2 1,562 Alfie Runs Away Cadow, Kenneth M. 360 1.2 N/A 1 803 Ali Baba: Fooling The Forty Croall, Marie P. 490 2.6 N/A 6 3,643 Alice Nizzy Nazzy Witch Of... Johnston, Tony 500 2.8 O 2 1,168 Alice Ray And The Salem Knudsen, Shannon 420 2.4 N/A 3 1,756 Alicia Has A Bad Day Jahn-Clough, Lisa 410 2.7 N/A 1 247 Alien Brain Fryout Joosse, Barbara M. 390 3.1 N 4 7,564 Alien Invasions Greenwood, Kerry 420 5.2 NR 4 4,967 Alien, The Applegate, K. A. 480 5.1 T 9 28,637 Aliens For Breakfast Etra, Jonathan 420 3.9 M 3 6,771 Aliens For Dinner Spinner, Stephanie 350 4.1 M 4 9,288 Alison's Fierce…Halloween Bauer, Marion Dane 370 1.8 K 2 1,692 All Aboard The Dinotrain Lund, Deb 500 2.7 L 1 331 All Aboard! Elijah McCoy's Ste Kulling, Monica 460 2.5 N/A 1 996 All About Heat Trumbauer, Lisa 320 1.6 H 1 277 All About Light Trumbauer, Lisa 300 1.6 H 1 265 All About Pigs Gallo, Margaret 390 1.7 E 1 246 All Because Of A Cup Of Coffee Stilton, Geronimo 420 2 O 4 9,589 All By Myself Mayer, Mercer 370 1.9 E 1 155 All By Myself (Bates) Bates, Ivan 460 2.1 J 1 551 All Dressed Up (FX) Valle, Elsie 390 1.9 NR 3 822 All Eyes On First Prize Dixon, Franklin W. 470 2.5 M 4 8,852 All I Want For Christmas Gomez, Rebecca 410 2.8 L 1 340 Printed by: Mary Nelson Page 3 of 200 Printed on: 10/25/12 Copyright © Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. v 1.14 Custom Book List (Page 4) MANAGEMENT READING WORD BOOK AUTHOR LEXILE® LEVEL GRL POINTS COUNT All Jahdu Storybook, The Hamilton, Virginia 450 5.1 S 6 20,371 All Kinds Of Families Simon, Norma 470 2.9 N/A 2 1,043 All Stuck Up Hayward, Linda 390 1.7 G 1 345 All That Glitters Isn't Gold Mazer, Anne 500 2.7 N/A 6 15,992 All The Pretty Little Horses Saport, Linda 310 1.7 D 1 85 All Time Great World Series Gutelle, Andrew 490 2.7 N/A 2 3,191 All Tutus Should Be Pink Brownrigg, Sheri 440 2.3 I 1 243 Allergies (Rookie Read-About H Gordon, Sharon 320 1.7 H 1 254 Allie's Basketball Dream Barber, Barbara E.
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