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Reading List Reading List 1-8 In Library Grade Call number Author's Last name Author's First name Title Y 4 F DUB DuBois William Pene 21 Balloons, The N 8 F BUC Buchan John 39 Steps, The Y 6 F PEC Peck Richard A Season of Gifts Y 8 F DAN Dana Barbara A Voice of Her Own:Becoming Emily Dickinson Y 5 B LIN Sandburg Carl Abe Lincoln Grows Up Y RA & 3B F STE Steig William Abel's Island N 8 B LIN Daugherty James Abraham Lincoln Y 3B F DAU D'Aulaire Ingre & Edgar Abraham Lincoln Y 3B F KIN King-Smith Dick Ace, the Very Important Pig Y 7 973.6 MUR Murphy Jim Across America on an Immigrant Train Y 8 F HUN Hunt Irene Across Five Aprils Y 6 F GRA Gray Elizabeth Adam of the Road Y 6 F TWA Twain Mark Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The N 5 398.238 COL Colum Padraic Adventures of Odysseus Y 5 398.242 PYL Pyle Howard Adventures of Robin Hood Y 6 F TWA Twain Mark Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Y 7-8 F HEM Hemphill Helen Adventurous Deeds of Deadwood Jones, The Y 6 F ART Arthur Ruth After Candlemas Y 7-8 F CHO Choldenko Gennifer Al Capone Shines My Shoes Y 6-8 F SCO Scott Michael Alchemyst, The Y 7 F HES Hesse Karen Aleutian Sparrow Y 5 F CAR Carroll Lewis Alice's Adventures I Wonderland Y 6 F PER Perkins Lynne All Alone in the Universe Y 7 636.089 HER Herriot James All Creatures Great and Small and series Y 5 F GIF Giff Patricia Reilly All the Way Home Y 4 F EST Estes Eleanor Alley, The Reading List 1-8 In Library Grade Call number Author's Last name Author's First name Title Y 4 F TAY Taylor Sidney All-of-a Kind Family and series N 5 F SIN Singer Isaac Bashevis Alone in the Wild Forest Y 4 F DEJ DeJong Meindert Along Came a Dog Y 5 F MCK McKay Hilary Amber Cat Y 2 E PAR Parish Peggy Amelia Bedelia and series Y 8 B REV Forbes Esher America' Paul Revere Y 8 973.4 MUR Murphy Jim American Plague, The N 4 F DAL Dalgliesh Alice American Travels Y 4 F BOS Boston Lucy M. An Enemy at Green Knowe Y 4 F ALC Alcott Louisa May An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving Y 5 F LOW Lowry Lois Anastasia and series Y 6 F BAR Barron T.A. Ancient One, The Y 6 F KRU Krumgold Joseph And Now, Miguel Y 2 E DAU Daugherty James Andy and the Lion Y 4 F JAR Jarrell Randall Animal Family N RA F DEL De LaMare Walter Animal Stories Y 5 F MON Montgomery L.M. Anne of Green Gables and series N RA 811 DEL De La Mare Walter Any Y 8 F MAY Mayne William any of his books Y 8 F FAS Fast Howard April Morning and others N 5 398.253 LAN Lang Andrew Arabian Nights Entertainment, The Y 7 F BEN Benary-Isbert Margo Ark Y 7 F LEN L'Engle Madeleine Arm of the Starfish, The Y 6 F VER Verne Jules Around the World in 80 Days Y 7 F COL Colfer Eoin Artemis Fowl and series Y 8 F ROB Roberts Kenneth Arundel Reading List 1-8 In Library Grade Call number Author's Last name Author's First name Title Y RA F MAC MacDonald George At the Back of the North Wind Y 7 F CRO Crossley-Holland Kevin At the Crossing Places Y 8 F HOO Hooper Mary At the Sign of the Sugared Plum Y 3A F BAR Barkham Jill Autumn Story and others Y 2 F HAY Haywood Carolyn B is for Betsy and others Y 3B F KIN King-Smith Dick Babe, the Gallant Pig N 4 F BEA Beatty John Baby Whales, Sharp Ears Y 5 F CRE Cresswell Helen Bagthorpes, The and series Y 3 F WAL Wallace Rich Ball Hog, The and series Y RA- 4 F STR Streatfield Noel Ballet Shoes and others Y 4 F SAL Salten Felix Bambi Y 6 F ULL Ullman James R. Banner in the Sky N 8 F CAT Catton bruce Banners at Shenandoah and others Y 2 E HOB Hoban Russell Bargain for Frances, A Y 3B F WIN Winthrop Elizabeth Battle for the Castle, The Y 2 E DAL Dalgliesh Alice Bears of Hemlock Mountain Y 6 F GRE Greene Constance C. Beat the Turtle Drum Y 8 F MCK McKinley Robin Beauty Y 4 F DIC DiCamillo Kate Because of Winn Dixie Y 5 F RYA Ryan Pam Munoz Becoming Naomi Leon Y 4 F NOR Norton Mary Bedknob and Broomsticks Y RA E HOB Hoban Russell Bedtime for Frances N 6 F COB Coblentz Catherine Beggar's Penny Y 4 F LAW Lawson Robert Ben and Me Y 3B F DAU D'Aulaire Ingre & Edgar Benjamin Franklin Y 4 F HEN Henry Marguerite Benjamin West and His Cat, Grimalkin Reading List 1-8 In Library Grade Call number Author's Last name Author's First name Title N 4 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Besy and the Great World Y 4 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy and Joe Y 2 & 3 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy and Tacy Go Over the Big Hill Y 2 & 3 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy and Yacy Go Downtown Y 4 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy in Spite of Herself Y 4 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy was a Junior N 4 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy's Wedding Y 2 & 3 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy-Tacy Y 2 & 3 F LOV Lovelace Maud Hart Betsy-Tacy and Tib Y 4 F DAH Dahl Roald BFG, The Y 2 & 3A E AND Anderson C.W. Billy and Blaze Y 3B F KIN King-Smith Dick Billy the Bird Y 3 F DIC DiCamillo Kate Bink and Gollie N 5 596 SET Seton Ernest T. Biography of a Grizzly, A Y 3B & 4 F ERD Erdrich Louise Birchbark House, The Y 6 F STE Stevenson Robert Louis Black Arrow Y 4 F SEW Sewell Anna Black Beauty Y 6 F ALE Alexander Lloyd Black Cauldron, The Y 5 F DEA DeAngeli Marguerite Black Fox of Lorne Y 4 F HEN Henry Marguerite Black Gold Y 6 F AIK Aiken Joan Black Hearts of Battersea Y 8 F ODE O'Dell Scott Black Pearl, The Y 5 F FAR Farley Walter Black Stallion and series Y 8 947.7 MUR Murphy Jim Blizzard Y 6 F PEC Peck Richard Blossom Culp novels Y 3A F RYL Rylant Cynthia Blue Hill Meadows, The Reading List 1-8 In Library Grade Call number Author's Last name Author's First name Title Y 8 F MCK McKinley Robin Blue Sword, The Y 4 F GAT Gates Doris Blue Willow Y 4 F SAN Yee Lisa Bobby vs. Girls (Accidentally) Y 6 F COO Cooper Susan Boggart Y 6 F COO Cooper Susan Boggart and the Monster Y 8 811 BEN Benet Rosemary & Stephen Book of Americans Y 6 F WAN Wangerin Walter Book of the Dun Cow, The Y 6 F ALE Alexander Lloyd Book of Three, The Y 4 F HEN Henry Marguerite Born to Trot Y 6 F VAN van Stockum Hilda Borrowed House, The Y 4 F NOR Norton Mary Borrowers Afield, The Y 4 F NOR Norton Mary Borrowers Afloat, The Y 4 F NOR Norton Mary Borrowers Aloft, The Y 4 F NOR Norton Mary Borrowers Avenged, The Y 4 F NOR Norton Mary Borrowers, The Y 3 F WAR Warner Gertrude Chandler Boxcar Children series Y 7 973.4 MUR Murphy Jim Boy's War: Confederate & Union Soldiers, The Y 8 F WIL Wilder Thornton Bridge of San Luis Rey Y 6 F PAT Paterson Katherine Bridge to Terabithia, The Y 4 F HEN Henry Marguerite Brighty of Grand Canyon Y 7 F PAO Paolini Christopher Brisingr N 5 F SUT Sutcliff Rosemary Brother Dusty Feet Y 3A E SEA Seattle Chief Brother Eagle, Sister Sky Y 5 F CUR Curtis Christopher Paul Bud, not Buddy Y 3B F HOW Howe James Bunnicula and series Y 5 F MEA Meadowcraft Enid By Secret Railway Reading List 1-8 In Library Grade Call number Author's Last name Author's First name Title Y 3B F BRI Brink Carol Ryrie Caddie Woodlawn Y 6 F MCK McKay Hilary Caddy Ever After Y 5 F BAL Balliett Blue Calder Game, The Y 6 F FIE Field Rachel Calico Bush Y 8 F LON London Jack Call of the Wild Y 5 F WRE Wrede Patricia Calling on Dragons Y 3-4 F SAL Salisbury Graham Calvin Coconut series Y 4 F KIN Kinsey-Warnock Natalie Canada Geese Quilt, The N 6 F ART Arthur Ruth Candle In Her Room, A Y 8 F HOR Horvath Polly Canning Season, The Y 7 F KIP Kipling Rudyard Captains Courageous Y 6 F HAR Harnett Cynthia Cargo of the Madalena, The and others N 6 F BAW Bawden Nin Carrie's War Y 7 F LAT Latham Jean Lee Carry On, Mr. Bowditch Y 2 E BON Bonsall Crosby Case of the Hungry Strangers, The Y 3B F WIN Winthrop Elizabeth Castle in the Attic, The Y 6 F ALE Alexander Lloyd Castle of Llyr, The Y 4 F COA Coatsworth Elizabeth Cat Who Went to Heaven, The Y 7 F CUS Cushman Karen Catherine, Called Birdy Y 2 & 3 F LEG LeGuin Ursula Catwings and series Y 4 F COA Coatsworth Elizabeth Cave, The Y 4 F MCC McCloskey Robert Centerburg Tales Y 2 E COO Cooney Barbara Chanticleer and the Fox Y 4 F DAH Dahl Roald Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Y 3B F KIN King-Smith Dick Charlie Muffin's Mouse Y 3B F WHI White E.B.
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