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ACCELERATED READER Updated on: January 19, 2018 Title Color Key: Youth Fiction Teen Fiction Children Adult Fiction Non-Fiction Biography Graphic Novels Paperback Display LG = Lower Grades (K-3); MG = Middle Grades (4-8); MG+ = Middle Grades Plus (6 and up); and UG = Upper Grades (9-12). RL 0.1 - 0.9 Snow Joe Greene, Carol EN 0.3 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Clifford Makes a Friend Bridwell, Norman EN 0.4 LG 0.5 Happy Cat Henry, Steve EN 0.4 LG 0.5 Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф The Day I Had to Play with My Sister Bonsall, Crosby EN 0.5 LG 0.5 Hi, Clouds Greene, Carol EN 0.5 LG 0.5 [Rookie] It's Too Windy! [Noodles] Wilhelm, Hans EN 0.5 LG 0.5 The Little Runaway Hillert, Margaret EN 0.5 LG 0.5 Lucky Bear Phillips, Joan EN 0.5 LG 0.5 Mine's the Best Bonsall, Crosby EN 0.5 LG 0.5 Splat! Perez-Mercado, Mary Margaret EN 0.5 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] Tiny Goes to the Library Meister, Cari EN 0.5 LG 0.5 Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Anthony and the Girls Konnecke, Ole EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Are You Ready to Play Outside? Willems, Mo EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Boy, Bird, and Dog McPhail, David EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Can I Play Too? Willems, Mo EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Don't Cut My Hair! [Noodles] Wilhelm, Hans EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Duck, Duck, Goose! (A Coyote's on the Loose!) Beaumont, Karen EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Fireman Fred Reed, Lynn Rowe EN 0.6 LG 0.5 The Foot Book Seuss, Dr. EN 0.6 LG 0.5 The Funny Baby Hillert, Margaret EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Gus Makes a Gift Remkiewicz, Frank EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Hiding Phil Barclay, Eric EN 0.6 LG 0.5 The Magic Beans Hillert, Margaret EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Me First! Escoffier, Michael EN 0.6 LG 0.5 The Three Bears Hillert, Margaret EN 0.6 LG 0.5 The Three Goats Hillert, Margaret EN 0.6 LG 0.5 The Three Little Pigs Hillert, Margaret EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Tiny's Bath Meister, Cari EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Vroom, Zoom, Bud Lakin, Patricia EN 0.6 LG 0.5 The Yellow Boat Hillert, Margaret EN 0.6 LG 0.5 Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Big Friend, Little Friend [Disney Princess (Random)] Lagonegro, Melissa EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Cinderella at the Ball Hillert, Margaret EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Eat Your Peas, Louise! Snow, Pegeen EN 0.7 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] Flying! Luthardt, Kevin EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Four Good Friends Hillert, Margaret EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Goldie Is Mad Palatini, Margie EN 0.7 LG 0.5 I Love Fishing Dobkin, Bonnie EN 0.7 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] Itchy, Itchy Chicken Pox Maccarone, Grace EN 0.7 LG 0.5 The Lion and the Mouse Herman, Gail EN 0.7 LG 0.5 My Parakeet Walker, Pamela EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Not I, Not I Hillert, Margaret EN 0.7 LG 0.5 The Pigeon Wants a Puppy! Willems, Mo EN 0.7 LG 0.5 The Pup Speaks Up: A Phonics Reader Hays, Anna Jane EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Puppy Mudge Loves His Blanket [Henry and Mudge] Rylant, Cynthia EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Tiny Saves the Day Meister, Cari EN 0.7 LG 0.5 What Is It? Hillert, Margaret EN 0.7 LG 0.5 Zoom on My Broom Farber, Erica EN 0.7 LG 0.5 [C MAYER Easy Readers] Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Andy That's My Name De Paola, Tomie EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Big Pig on a Dig Cox, Phil Roxbee EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Birthday Box Patricelli, Leslie EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Birthday Car Hillert, Margaret EN 0.5 LG 0.5 Biscuit Finds a Friend Capucilli, Alyssa Satin EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Boo Hoo Boo-Boo Singer, Marilyn EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Circus Fun Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 City Fun Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Funny Ride Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Give Please a Chance Patterson, James EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Golden Goose Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Great Day for Up! Seuss, Dr. EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Great Race [Thomas the Tank Engine] Awdry, W. EN 0.8 LG 0.5 A House for Little Red Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 I Have a Cold Maccarone, Grace EN 0.8 LG 0.5 I Must Have Bobo! Rosenthal, Eileen EN 0.8 LG 0.5 I Need a Little Help Schulz, Kathy EN 0.8 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] I Need You, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 In McClure, Nikki EN 0.8 LG 0.5 It's Halloween, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Little Cookie Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Little Puff Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Lucky Leaf O'Malley, Kevin EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Miss Mouse Takes Off Ormerod, Jan EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Mole Sisters and the Rainy Day Schwartz, Roslyn EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Monkey See, Look at Me! Siminovich, Lorena EN 0.8 LG 0.5 A Night at the Zoo Caple, Kathy EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Play Ball Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Pouch! Stein, David Ezra EN 0.8 LG 0.5 The Purple Pussycat Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Sandbox Betty Petrie, Catherine EN 0.8 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] This Is Not a Picture Book! Ruzzier, Sergio EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Tom Thumb Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Trucks Line Up Scieszka, Jon EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Turtle and Snake and the Christmas Tree Spohn, Kate EN 0.8 LG 0.5 What Am I? Hillert, Margaret EN 0.8 LG 0.5 Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Alone Together Bloom, Suzanne EN 0.9 LG 0.5 And I Mean It, Stanley Bonsall, Crosby EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Bear Can Dance! Bloom, Suzanne EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Biscuit Goes to School Capucilli, Alyssa Satin EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Biscuit Goes to School Capucilli, Alyssa Satin EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Biscuit Wants to Play Capucilli, Alyssa Satin EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Biscuit Wins a Prize Capucilli, Alyssa Satin EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Brave Mary Brimner, Larry Dane EN 0.9 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] The Busy Little Squirrel Tafuri, Nancy EN 0.9 LG 0.5 David Goes to School Shannon, David EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! Willems, Mo EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo, and Flo! Molk, Laurel EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Elmo Says Achoo! Albee, Sarah EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Fun Days Hillert, Margaret EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Get to Work Trucks! Carter, Don EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Good Luck Charlie Kramer, Jennifer E. EN 0.9 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] Halloween Parade Ziefert, Harriet EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Happy Easter, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Let's Have a Play Hillert, Margaret EN 0.9 LG 0.5 The Magic Nutcracker Hillert, Margaret EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Making a Friend McGhee, Alison EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Monster Math Picnic Maccarone, Grace EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Mouse in Love Kraus, Robert EN 0.9 LG 0.5 My Mother Is Mine Bauer, Marion Dane EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Night Animals Marino, Gianna EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Oh! Henkes, Kevin EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Ollie [bilingual] Dunrea, Olivier EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Pete Won't Eat McCully, Emily Arnold EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Puddle Yum, Hyewon EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Sam Sheep Can't Sleep Cox, Phil Roxbee EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Ted in a Red Bed Cox, Phil Roxbee EN 0.9 LG 0.5 3, 2, 1, Go! McCully, Emily Arnold EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Toad on the Road Schade, Susan EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Wake Up, Big Barn! Chitwood, Suzanne Tanner EN 0.9 LG 0.5 Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф Ф RL 1.0 – 1.9 Animal Babies Hamsa, Bobbie EN 1.0 LG 0.5 [C Rookie] Away Go the Boats Hillert, Margaret EN 1.0 LG 0.5 The Ball Book Hillert, Margaret EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Biscuit Visits the Big City Capucilli, Alyssa Satin EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Biscuit's New Trick Capucilli, Alyssa Satin EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Blackout Rocco, John EN 1.0 LG 0.5 The Boy and the Goats Hillert, Margaret EN 1.0 LG 0.5 The Bunny Hop Slater, Teddy EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Cat Games Ziefert, Harriet EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Christmas Mice! Roberts, Bethany EN 1.0 LG 0.5 The Class Trip Maccarone, Grace EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Come to School, Dear Dragon Hillert, Margaret EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Dinosaur Train Gurney, John Steven EN 1.0 LG 0.5 The Duckling Gets a Cookie!? Willems, Mo EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Emily's Balloon Sakai, Komako EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Fox on a Box Cox, Phil Roxbee EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Hello, Hippo! Goodbye, Bird! Crow, Kristyn EN 1.0 LG Pts: 0.5 Hello, Snow! Vestergaard, Hope EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Hello, Tilly Dunbar, Polly EN 1.0 LG 0.5 I Am an Apple Marzollo, Jean EN 1.0 LG 0.5 I Want My Hat Back Klassen, Jon EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Kids Like Us Schaefer, Carole Lexa EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Lion, Lion Busch, Miriam EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Mi dia [bilingual] Emberley, Rebecca SP 1.0 LG 0.5 Monkey Truck Slack, Michael EN 1.0 LG 0.5 My Day [bilingual] Emberley, Rebecca EN 1.0 LG 0.5 My Guinea Pig Hughes, Sarah EN 1.0 LG 0.5 My New Boy Phillips, Joan EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Nicky Upstairs and Down Ziefert, Harriet EN 1.0 LG 0.5 The Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog! Willems, Mo EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Shark in the Park Cox, Phil Roxbee EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Sheep in a Jeep Shaw, Nancy EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Shhhhh! Everybody's Sleeping Markes, Julie EN 1.0 LG 0.5 Silly Little Goose! Tafuri, Nancy EN 1.0 LG 0.5 So Many Me's Neasi, Barbara J.
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    The Evolution of the Theme of Race Relations in the United States: A

    The Evolution of the Theme of Race Relations in the United States: A Rhetorical Analysis of “The Gettysburg Address,” “I Have a Dream,” and “A More Perfect Union.” A Senior Project Presented to The Faculty of the Communication Studies Department California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Arts By Matthew Schonfeld June 2011 Matthew Vincent Schonfeld Schonfeld 2 Table of Contents Introduction----------------------------------------------------------------3 King’s Background and Notable Accomplishments------------------5 “I Have a Dream”---------------------------------------------------------7 King’s Implementation of the Bible------------------------------------8 Voice Merging-------------------------------------------------------------10 King’s Allusion to Lincoln---------------------------------------------13 Final Moments of the Speech------------------------------------------15 “A More Perfect Union”------------------------------------------------18 Obama’s Use of Consilience and Prophetic Voice------------------18 “A More Perfect Union:” Similarities Between King & Obama--23 Conclusion----------------------------------------------------------------28 Works Cited--------------------------------------------------------------33 Schonfeld 3 Schonfeld 4 Introduction Few speeches in American history are as well known and iconic as Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream” speech. The speech is not just famous for its delivery but famous for its oration