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Port Neches-Groves ISD Elementary Novel List December 2007 Title Port Neches-Groves ISD Elementary Novel List Title Author Lexile AR 3rd Grade A Dog Called Kitty Bill Wallace 710L 4.2 A Treasure of Ghost Stories Kenneth Ireland Amber Brown Series Paula Danziger 230L-760L Beauty Bill Wallace 660L 4.0 Best Halloween Ever Barbara Johnson 890L 5.4 Deborah and James Bunnicula Howe Robert Kimmel 680L 4.2 Chocolate Fever Smith Christina’s Ghost Betty Ren Wright 620L 4.1 Dollhouse Murders Betty Ren Wright 670L 4.3 Earthquake Terror Peg Kehret 690L 4.6 Flat Stanley Jeff Brown 640L 4.0 Hank the Cowdog John Erickson 760L 4.5 Hello, Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle Betty MacDonald 930L 5.2 Junie B. Jones Series Barbara Park 310-420L Lon Po Po Ed Young 670L 3.5 Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle Betty MacDonald 1070L 5.2 Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle's Farm Betty MacDonald 840L 4.9 Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle's Magic Betty MacDonald NC1070L 5.5 Polar Express Chris Van Allsburg 520L 3.8 Poppy Avi 670L 4.3 Ramona Forever Beverly Cleary 810L 4.8 Ramona Quimby, Age 8 Beverly Cleary 860L 5.6 Santa Paws Nicholas Edwards 730L 4.3 The Backward Bird Dog Bill Wallace 630L 3.8 The Christmas Spurs Bill Wallace 720L 4.6 The Gold Cadillac Mildred Taylor 650L 4.1 There’s a Boy in the Girl's Bathroom Louis Sachar 490L 3.4 Time for Andrew: A Ghost Story Mary Downing Hahn 710L 4.5 Totally Disgusting Bill Wallace 560L 3.7 Wait Till Helen Comes Mary Downing Hahn 750L 4.6 Watchdog and the Coyotes Bill Wallace 600L 3.7 Wayside School is Falling Down Louis Sachar 440L 3.4 4th Grade Be a Perfect Person in Just Three Days Steph Mann 720L 5.1 Charlotte’s Webb E.B. White 680L 4.5 Cricket in Times Square George Sheldon 780L 4.9 Flunking of Joshua T. Bates Susan Shreve 890L 4.8 December 2007 Port Neches-Groves ISD Elementary Novel List Fourth Grade Celebrity Patricia Reilly Giff 620L 4.9 Fourth Grade Rats Jerry Spinelli 340L 4.0 Freckle Juice Judy Blume 370L 2.0 How to Eat Fried Worms (GE-4) Thomas Rockwell 650L 4.2 Hundred Dresses Eleanor Estes 870L 4.9 Justin and the Best Biscuits in the George Sheldon 620L 3.5 World Matthew Henson and Robert Peary: The Laurie Rozakis 910L 5.7 Race for the North Pole Not Just Anybody Family Betsy Byars 690L 5.0 On the Banks of Plum Creek Laura Ingalls Wilder 720L 4.7 Paradise Called Texas Janice Shefelman 5.0 Polar Express Chris Van Allsburg 520L 3.1 Sadako and the Paper Crane Eleanor Coerr 630L 4.7 Sarah, Plain and Tall Patricia MacLachlan 560L 3.9 Secret Garden Frances Burnett 970L 7.5 Skinnybones Barbara Parks 590L 4.3 Stepping on the Cracks Mary Downing Hahn 780L 6.5 Superfudge Judy Blume 560L 3.5 Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing Judy Blume 470L 3.0 The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Barbara Robinson 930L 5.7 The School Story Andrew Clements 760L 5.2 The Tale of Despereaux Kate Dicamillo 670L 4.7 Toby and the Phantoms of Fourth Grade Art Wallace 4.8 5th Grade A Long Way from Chicago Richard Peck 750L 5.0 Babe: The Gallanting Pig Dick King-Smith 1040L 5.6 Blackwater Swamp Bill Wallace 670L 4.0 Charley Skedaddle Patricia Beatty 870L 5.2 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roald Dahl 810L 4.8 Chocolate Fever Robert Smith 680L 4.5 Dear Mr. Henshaw Beverly Cleary 910L 4.9 Double Fudge Judy Blume 450L 3.6 Frindle Andrew Clements 830L 4.8 Guests Micheal Dorris 850L 5.2 Henry Huggins Beverly Cleary 670L 4.7 Henry Huggins Beverly Cleary 670L 4.3 Holes Louis Sachar 660L 4.6 How to Eat Fried Worms (PNE-5) Thomas Rockwell 650L 4.2 Island of the Blue Dolphins Scott Odell 1000L 5.4 James and the Giant Peach Roald Dahl 870L 7.1 December 2007 Port Neches-Groves ISD Elementary Novel List Johnny Tremain Esther Forbes 840L 5.9 Loser Jerry Spinelli 650L 4.3 Missing Gator of Gumbo Limbo Jean C. George 740L 4.6 Morning Girl Michael Dorris 980L 4.9 Mouse and the Motorcycle Beverly Cleary 860L 4.4 Mr. Popper’s Penguins Atwater 910L 6.6 My Side of the Mountain Jean C. George 810L 5.2 Night of the Twisters Ivy Ruckman 790L 4.7 Pedro’s Journal Pam Conrad 1030L 5.8 Rascal North 1140L 7.9 Shaper Jessie Haas 560L 4.2 Shiloh Phyllis Naylor 890L 4.8 Skinnybones Barbara Park 590L 4.3 Skylark Patricia McLachlan 470L 3.2 Socks Beverly Cleary 4.2 Stone Fox Gardiner 550L 3.5 Strider Beverly Cleary 840L 5.8 The Best School Year Ever Robinson 1020L 5.5 The BFG Roald Dahl 720L 5.6 The Family Under the Bridge Carlson 680L 5.2 The Indian in the Cupboard Lynn R. Banks 780L 4.6 The Sign of the Beaver Speare 770L 4.0 The View from Saturday E.L. Konigsburg 870L 5.9 The Whipping Boy Fleishman 570L 3.9 Walk Two Moons Sharon Creech 770L 5.4 What Are You Figuring Now? Jerri Ferris 910L 5.6 Worth A. LaFaye 830L 4.5 4th and 5th Grade Title/At-Risk Reading A Hippopotamus Ate the Teacher Mike Thaler 140L Adding Up the Ads: Kids and Advertising Telka White 6.2 Alien & Possum Friends No Matter What Tony Johnston 760L 2.1 Amazing Arachnids Lucy Floyd 740L 4.6 An Amazing Journey Suzanne Weyn 660L Beast in Ms. Rooney’s Room Patricia Giff 340L 2.9 Bully Trouble Joanna Cole 280L 2.0 Case of the Cool-Itch Kid Patricia Giff 240L 2.4 Case of the Vampire Vacuum Sweeper Erickson 760L 4.0 Chalk Box Kid Clyde Robert Bulla 270L 2.0 Donavan’s Word Jar Monalisa DeGross 670L Ellen Ochoa Reading for the Stars Vivian M. Cuesta 760L Emma’s Magic Winter Jean Little 250L 2.5 Gloria Estefan Lou Ann Walker 690L I Was a 3rd Grade Science Project Mary Jane Auch 600L 3.0 December 2007 Port Neches-Groves ISD Elementary Novel List Jake Drake-Bully Buster Andrew Clements 460L 3.5 Little Bear and Other Native American Cheyenne Cisco 4.3 Animal Tales Marvin Redpost 2: Why Pick on Me? Louis Sachar 290L 2.7 Molly’s Pilgrim Barbara Cohen 450L 2.1 Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes Eleanor Coerr 630L 4.7 Say Cheese Patricia Giff 230L 2.4 Stone Fox John Gardiner 550L 4.0 Swamp Monsters Mary Blount 220L 2.2 Christian The Boxcar Children Bertrude Chandler 490L 2.8 Warner The Breath of Life Jean Bennett The Buzz about Honeybees Emily Costello 720L The Principal’s on the Roof Elizabeth Levy 460L 3.4 The Simple Idea that Changed the Alan Trussel-Cullen World The Story of the Frisbee Alan Trussel-Cullen Tiger Woods Alan Trussel-Cullen Tornado Betsy Byars 500L 3.0 Two Great Lives: Helen Keller and Anne Alan Trussel-Cullen Sullivan Yo-Yo Ma World Musician Lou Ann Walker 690L December 2007 .
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