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3Rd - 4Th Grade Reading List 3rd - 4th Grade Reading List Author Title Lexile AR Ahlberg, Janet & Allan The Bear Nobody Wanted -- -- Alexander, Lloyd Taran Wanderer 870 6.2 Alexander, Lloyd The Arkadians 780 5.4 Alexander, Lloyd The Beggar Queen 670 5.3 Alexander, Lloyd The Black Cauldron 760 5.2 Alexander, Lloyd The Book of Three 770 5.3 Alexander, Lloyd The Castle of Llyr 790 5.4 Alexander, Lloyd The Cat Who Wished to Be a Man 670 5 Alexander, Lloyd The Foundling 870 5.9 Alexander, Lloyd The High King 900 6.1 Alexander, Lloyd The Iron Ring 680 4.8 Alexander, Lloyd The Kestrel 710 5.2 Time Cat: The Remarkable Journeys of Jason and 660 4.7 Alexander, Lloyd Gareth Alexander, Lloyd Westmark 690 5.3 Andersen, Hans Christian The Little Mermaid: The original story -- -- Atwater, Richard Mr. Popper's Penguins 910 5.6 Banks, Lynne Reid The Adventures of King Midas 770 5 Banks, Lynne Reid The Indian in the Cupboard 780 4.6 Banks, Lynne Reid The Mystery of the Cupboard 770 4.9 Banks, Lynne Reid The Return of the Indian 740 4.6 Banks, Lynne Reid The Secret of the Indian 870 5.2 Barrie, J.M. Peter Pan: The Complete and Unabridged Text 920 7.2 Baum, L. Frank Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz 1020 7.4 Baum, L. Frank Little Wizard Stories of Oz -- 6.9 Baum, L. Frank Ozma of Oz 1070 7.4 Baum, L. Frank The Emerald City of Oz 990 7.5 Baum, L. Frank The Magic of Oz 1110 7.3 Baum, L. Frank The Marvelous Land of Oz -- 8 Baum, L. Frank The Patchwork Girl of Oz -- 7.2 Baum, L. Frank The Road to Oz -- 7.2 Baum, L. Frank The Scarecrow of Oz -- 7.4 Baum, L. Frank The Tin Woodman of Oz 1090 7.6 Baum, L. Frank The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 1000 7 Baum, L. Frank Tik-Tok of Oz -- 7.9 Author Title Lexile AR Boston, Lucy A Stranger at Green Knowe 990 6.4 Boston, Lucy An Enemy at Green Knowe 850 5.8 Boston, Lucy The Children of Green Knowe 880 5.3 Boston, Lucy The River of Green Knowe 900 5.9 Boston, Lucy The Stones of Green Knowe -- 6 Boston, Lucy Treasure of Green Knowe 990 5.8 Brooks, Walter (any) Art of Freddy -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy and Mr. Camphor -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy and Simon the Dictator -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy and the Bean Home News -- 5.5 Brooks, Walter Freddy and the Dragon -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy and the Flying Saucer Plans -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy and the Ignormus -- 5.2 Brooks, Walter Freddy and the Men from Mars -- 5.6 Brooks, Walter Freddy and the Perilous Adventure -- 5.4 Brooks, Walter Freddy and the Pilot 740 -- Brooks, Walter Freddy Goes Camping -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy goes to Florida -- 5.9 Brooks, Walter Freddy goes to the North Pole -- 5.7 Brooks, Walter Freddy Plays Football -- 5.4 Brooks, Walter Freddy Rides Again -- 5 Brooks, Walter Freddy the Cowboy -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy the Detective 830 5.5 Brooks, Walter Freddy the Magician -- 5.6 Brooks, Walter Freddy the Magician -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy the Pied Piper -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy the Politician -- -- Brooks, Walter Freddy's Cousin Weedly -- 5.2 Brooks, Walter Jimmy Takes Vanishing Lessons -- 4.6 Brooks, Walter The Clockwork Twin -- 5.2 Brooks, Walter The Collected Poems of Freddy the Pig -- -- Brooks, Walter The Freddy Anniversary Collection -- -- Brooks, Walter The Story of Freginald -- 5.2 Brooks, Walter The Wit and Wisdom of Freddy and His Friends -- -- Buck, Pearl S. The Big Wave 790 5.2 Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess 930 6 Burnett, Frances Hodgson Little Lord Fauntleroy 1070 8.1 Burnford, Shiela The Incredible Journey 1320 7.6 Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 950 7.4 Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking Glass -- 7.6 Collodi, Carlo Pinocchio 840 5.3 Author Title Lexile AR Cooper, Susan Greenwitch 830 5.3 Cooper, Susan Over Sea, Under Stone 830 5.4 Cooper, Susan Silver on the Tree 900 6 Cooper, Susan The Dark is Rising 920 6.2 Cooper, Susan The Grey King 930 6.2 Dahl, Roald (any) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 810 4.8 Dahl, Roald Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator 720 4.4 Dahl, Roald Danny, the Champion of the World 770 4.7 Dahl, Roald Esio Trot 740 4.4 Dahl, Roald Fantastic Mr. Fox 600 4.1 Dahl, Roald George's Marvelous Medicine 640 4 Dahl, Roald James and the Giant Peach 870 4.8 Dahl, Roald Matilda 840 5 Dahl, Roald The BFG 720 4.8 Dahl, Roald The Enormous Crocodile 410 4 Dahl, Roald The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me 840 4.7 Dahl, Roald The Magic Finger 450 3.1 Dahl, Roald The Minpins 720 5.1 The Missing Golden Ticket and other Splendiferous 1070 6 Dahl, Roald Secrets Dahl, Roald The Twits 750 4.4 Dahl, Roald The Vicar of Nibbleswicke 980 5.9 Dahl, Roald The Witches 740 4.7 Dalgliesh, Alice The Courage of Sarah Noble 610 3.9 de Angeli, Marguerite The Door in the Wall 990 6.2 de la Mare, Walter The Lord Fish -- -- de Saint-Exupery Antoine The Little Prince 710 5 De Jong, Meindert Hurry Home Candy 750 5 De Jong, Meindert Shadrach 710 4.9 De Jong, Meindert The House of Sixty Fathers 820 5.5 De Jong, Meindert The Singing Hill -- -- De Jong, Meindert The Wheel on the School 710 4.7 Estes, Eleanor Pinky Pye 890 5.9 Estes, Eleanor Rufus M. 710 5.2 Estes, Eleanor The Hundred Dresses 870 5.4 Estes, Eleanor The Middle Moffat 650 4.6 Estes, Eleanor The Moffat Museum 700 5 Estes, Eleanor The Moffats 800 5.2 Estes, Eleanor The Witch Family -- 5.4 Author Title Lexile AR Farley, Walter (any) Man o' War 880 5.8 Farley, Walter The Back Stallion and Flame 920 6.4 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion 680 5.2 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion and Satan 820 5.4 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion and the Girl 890 6 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion Challenged 800 5.6 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion Mystery 830 5.5 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion Returns 850 6.1 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion Revolts 770 5.3 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion's Blood Bay Colt 870 6 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion's Courage 860 5.8 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion's Filly 810 5.8 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion's Ghost 900 6.6 Farley, Walter The Black Stallion's Sulky Colt -- 5.2 Farley, Walter The Island Stallion 870 5.8 Farley, Walter The Island Stallion Races -- 5.8 Farley, Walter The Island Stallion's Fury -- 5.5 Farley, Walter The Son of the Black Stallion 880 6.1 Farley, Walter The Young Black Stallion 930 6.7 Gannett, Ruth Stiles Elmer and the Dragon 800 4.6 Gannett, Ruth Stiles My Father's Dragon 990 5.6 Gannett, Ruth Stiles The Dragons of Blueland 810 4.9 George, Jean Craighead Julie of the Wolves 860 5.8 George, Jean Craighead My Side of the Mountain 810 5.2 George, Jean Craighead On the Far Side of the Mountain 760 4.5 Gipson, Fred Old Yeller 910 5 Gipson, Fred Savage Sam 940 5.7 Grahame, Kenneth The Reluctant Dragon 1070 6.5 Helprin, Mark The City in Winter -- -- Helprin, Mark The Veil of Snows -- -- Hunt, Irene Trail of Apple Blossoms -- -- Jacques, Brian (any) Castaways of the Flying Dutchman 770 5.4 Jacques, Brian Doomwyte (Redwall #20) 860 5.7 Jacques, Brian Eulalia (Redwall #19) 890 6 Jacques, Brian High Rhulain (Redwall #18) 960 5.5 Jacques, Brian Loamhedge (Redwall #16) 840 5.3 Jacques, Brian Lord Brocktree (Redwall #13) 820 5.5 Jacques, Brian Mariel of Redwall (Redwall # 4) 900 5.7 Jacques, Brian Marlfox (Redwall #11) 920 5.7 Jacques, Brian Martin the Warrior (Redwall #6) 890 5.5 Jacques, Brian Mattimeo (Redwall # 3) 820 5.2 Jacques, Brian Mossflower (Redwall #2) 600 5.1 Author Title Lexile AR Jacques, Brian Outcast of Redwall (Redwall #8) 1010 6.3 Jacques, Brian Pearls of Lutra (Redwall # 9) 980 6.1 Jacques, Brian Rakkety Tam (Redwall #17) 950 5.5 Jacques, Brian Redwall (Redwall #1) 800 5.6 Jacques, Brian Salamandastron (Redwall #5) 890 5.7 Jacques, Brian Taggerung (Redwall #14) 770 5.2 The Angel's Command: A Tale From the Castaways 770 5.2 Jacques, Brian of the Flying Dutchman Jacques, Brian The Bellmaker (Redwall #7) 900 5.7 Jacques, Brian The Legend of Luke (Redwall # 12) 960 5.7 Jacques, Brian The Long Patrol (Redwall #10) 980 6 Jacques, Brian The Rogue Crew (Redwall #22) -- 5.1 Jacques, Brian The Sable Quean (Redwall #21) 760 5 Jacques, Brian Triss (Redwall #15) 850 5.8 Voyage of Slaves: A Tale From the Castaways of 900 5.3 Jacques, Brian the Flying Dutchman Jansson, Tove (any) Comet in Moominland -- 5.4 Jansson, Tove Finn Family Moomintroll 770 5.2 Jansson, Tove Moominland Midwinter 740 5.2 Jansson, Tove Moominpappa at Sea 710 5.2 Jansson, Tove Moominpappa's Memoirs -- 5.2 Jansson, Tove Moominsummer Madness -- 4.9 Jansson, Tove Moominvalley in November 810 5.6 Jansson, Tove Tales from Moominvalley 760 5.2 Jansson, Tove The Book About Moomin, Mymble and Little My -- -- Jansson, Tove The Exploits of Moominpappa -- -- Jansson, Tove The Summer Book -- -- Jansson, Tove The True Deceiver -- -- Juster Norton The Phantom Tollbooth 1000 6.7 Kipling, Rudyard Just So Stories 1060 6.4 Kipling, Rudyard Rikki-Tikki-Tavi 810 4.4 Kjelgaard, Jim (any) A Nose for Trouble -- 5.3 Kjelgaard, Jim Big Red 910 5.6 Kjelgaard, Jim Furious Moose of the Wilderness -- -- Kjelgaard, Jim Haunt Fox 1020 -- Kjelgaard, Jim Hidden Trail -- -- Kjelgaard, Jim Irish Red 890 5.8 Kjelgaard, Jim Lion Hound -- -- Kjelgaard, Jim Outlaw Red 990 6.6 Kjelgaard, Jim Rescue Dog of the High Pass -- -- Kjelgaard, Jim Snow Dog 1080 7.4 Kjelgaard, Jim Stormy 1030 6.9 Kjelgaard, Jim The Duck Footed Hound -- -- Kjelgaard, Jim Wild Track -- 6 Kjelgaard, Jim Wolf Brother -- -- Author Title Lexile AR L'Engle, Madeleine (any) A Swiftly Tilting Planet 850 5.2 L'Engle, Madeleine A Wind in the Door 790 5 L'Engle, Madeleine A Wrinkle in Time 740 4.7 L'Engle, Madeleine An Acceptable Time 710 4.5 L'Engle, Madeleine Many Waters 700 4.7 Lawson, Robert Ben and Me 1010 6.9 Lawson, Robert Rabbit Hill 1050 6.4 Lawson, Robert The Great Wheel 990 6.5 Lenski, Lois Indian Captive: The Story of Mary Jemison 800 5.4 Lenski, Lois Judy's Journey -- -- Lenski, Lois Strawberry Girl 650 4.8 Lenski, Lois We Live in the Country -- -- Lewis, C.
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