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An asterisk (*) next to the title means My Weird School* Clementine* by Sara Pennypacker it is in a series. (J PENNYPACKER) by Dan Gutman (JSER GUT) Ellie McDoodle* by Ruth Barshaw (J BARSHAW) The Adventures of Captain The Loser List* Underpants* by H.N. Kowitt (J KOWITT) Dear Dumb Diary* by Dav Pilkey (J SER PIL) by Jim Benton (JSER BEN) Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining Ricky Ricotta* by Anne Mazer (J MAZER) Franny K. Stein* by Dav Pilkey (J PILKEY) by Jim Benton (J SUMMER BEN - Stink* 3RD GRADE) Dork Diaries * by Megan McDonald (J MCDONALD) by Rachel Russell (J RUSSELL) Utterly Me, Clarice Bean* School!: Adventures at the Harvey N. by Lauren Child (J CHILD) Trouble Elementary School The Time Warp Trio* by Kate McMullan (J MCMULLAN) by Jon Scieszka (J SCIESZKA and Rumors from the Boy’s Room * J SUMMER SCI—3RD GRADE) by Rose Cooper (J COOPER) Amelia’s Notebook* by Marissa Moss (J MOSS) Horrid Henry* Dear Max by Francesca Simon (J SIMON) by D.J. Lucas aka Sally Grindley (J LUCAS) Lawn Boy* My Life As a Book* by Gary Paulsen (J PAULSEN) by Janet Tashjian (J TASHJIAN) The Homework Machine * by Dan Gutman (J GUTMAN) Big Nate* Frankie Pickle* by Lincoln Peirce (J PEIRCE) by Eric Wight (JG WIGHT) . Diary of a Wimpy Kid Books by Jeff Kinney DIARY OF WIMPY KID READ-ALIKES #1 Diary of a Wimpy Kid #2 Roderick Rules #3 The Last Straw #4 Dog Days #5 The Ugly Truth #6 Cabin Fever The Wimpy Kid Movie Diary: How Greg Heffley Went Hollywood Did you like the Wimpy Kid? The above books can be found under J KINNEY. Try one of these! We also have #1, #2, #3, #5, and #6 in Audio Books (J CD KINNEY) Presented by Matawan-Aberdeen Diary of a Wimpy Kid Movie (CHILDREN DVD 1923) Public Library Roderick Rules Movie (732) 583-9100 (CHILDREN DVD 2478) www.matawanaberdeenlibrary.com .

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JEFF KINNEY: Might Act Them Out, Or Even Create Scenarios for the TELLING FUNNY STORIES Different Types of Laughter
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