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2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages TM 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 3-5 ɶ 1, 2, 3 to the Zoo, Eric Carle ɶ The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Eric Carle ɶ Beach, Elisha Cooper ɶ Dooby Dooby Moo, Doreen Cronin & Betsy Lewin ɶ The Night Pirates, Peter Harris & Deborah Allwright ɶ On Top of Spaghetti, Paul Brett Johnson Can’t Miss! Can’t ɶ The Hello, Goodbye Window, Norton Juster & Chris Raschka ɶ Sourpuss and Sweetie Pie, Norton Juster & Chris Raschka ɶ Purplicious, Victoria & Elizabeth Kann ɶ If You Give a Cat a Cupcake, Laura Numeroff & Felicia Bond ɶ Good Night, Gorilla, Peggy Rathmann ɶ Alice the Fairy, David Shannon ɶ Too Many Toys, David Shannon ɶ Grumpy Bird, Jeremy Tankard ɶ Funny Farm, Mark Teague ɶ I Lost My Kisses, Trudie Trewin & Nick Bland ɶ The Pigeon Wants a Puppy, Mo Willems Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 3-5 ɶ Peanut, Linas Alsenas ɶ Hello My Name Is Bob, Linas Alsenas ɶ What Pet to Get?, Emma Dodd ɶ Maybe a Bear Ate It!, Robie Harris & Micheal Emberly ɶ Fun Dog, Sun Dog, Deborah Heiligman & Tim Bowers Do Like a Duck Does!, Judy Hindley & Ivan Bates Fun Reads Fun ɶ ɶ Lily Brown’s Paintings, Angela Johnson & E.B. Lewis ɶ Pinkilicious, Victoria & Elizabeth Kann ɶ Pezzettino, Leo Lionni ɶ If You Were a Penguin, Florence Minor & Wendell Minor ɶ Hello Ocean, Hola Mar, Pam Muñoz Ryan, Yanitzia Canetti & Mark Astrella ɶ 1001 Animals to Spot, Ruth Brocklehurst & Susannah Owen ɶ Jellybeans and the Big Dance, Laura Numeroff & Nate Evans ɶ Are You a Horse?, Andy Rash ɶ Let’s Talk Swimming, Amanda Miller ɶ Dog and Bear: Two Friends, Three Stories, Laura Vaccaro Seeger ɶ Ladybug Girl, David Soman & Jacky Davis ɶ The Great Fuzz Frenzy, Janet Stevens & Susan Stevens Crummel ɶ Boo Hoo Bird, Jeremy Tankard Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 3-5 ɶ Madeline, Ludwig Bemelmans ɶ Clifford, Norman Bridwell ɶ Five Little Monkeys, Eileen Christelow ɶ Dr. Seuss Books, Dr. Seuss ɶ Corduroy, Don Freeman ɶ How Are You Peeling? Foods With Moods, Saxton Freymann & Joost Elffers ɶ Owen & Mzee board books, Isabella & Craig Hatkoff, Dr. Paula Kahumber & Super Series Peter Greste ɶ Little Miss Spider, David Kirk ɶ Froggy, Johathan London & Frank Remkiewicz ɶ I SPY, Jean Marzollo & Walter Wick ɶ Little Critter, Mercer Mayer ɶ If You Give…, Laura Numeroff ɶ Curious George, H.A. Rey ɶ Busytown, Richard Scarry ɶ No, David! and more, David Shannon ɶ Can You See What I See?, Walter Wick ɶ How Do Dinosaurs…, Jane Yolen Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. TM 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 5-7 ɶ Red-eyed Tree Frog, Joy Cowley & Nic Bishop ɶ Tillie Lays an Egg, Terry Golson & Ben Fink ɶ Owen & Mzee: The Language of Friendship, Isabella & Craig Hatkoff, Dr. Paula Kahumbu & Peter Greste ɶ Looking for Miza, Isabella, Juliana & Craig Hatkoff, Dr. Paula Kahumbu & Peter Greste Can’t Miss! Can’t ɶ Purplicious, Victoria & Elizabeth Kann ɶ What to Do About Alice, Barbara Kerley & Edwin Fotheringham ɶ Magic School Bus: Inside the Human Body, Joanna Cole & Bruce Degen ɶ Mice and Beans, Pam Muñoz Ryan & Joe Cepeda ɶ Zen Shorts, Jon J Muth ɶ Zen Ties, Jon J Muth ɶ Wings, Christopher Myers ɶ If You Give a Cat a Cupcake, Laura Numeroff & Felicia Bond ɶ Yes We Can!, Barack Obama ɶ Too Many Toys, David Shannon ɶ LaRue for Mayor, Mark Teague ɶ Black Lagoon Adventures #10: The Little League from the Black Lagoon, Mike Thaler ɶ Leonardo, the Terrible Monster, Mo Willems ɶ Dizzy, Jonah Winter & Sean Qualls ɶ How Do Dinosaurs Go to School, Jane Yolen & Mark Teague Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 5-7 ɶ Deep in the Swamp, Donna M. Bateman & Brian Lies ɶ Move Over, Rover!, Karen Beaumont & Jane Dyer ɶ Butterflies and Moths,Nic Bishop ɶ Bad Kitty Gets a Bath, Nick Bruel ɶ A Busy Day at the Farm, Doreen Cronin & Betsy Lewin Ella Sets Sail, Carmela & Steve D’Amico Fun Reads Fun ɶ ɶ Adiós Oscar, Peter Elwell ɶ The Perfect Nest, Catherine Friend & John Manders ɶ Celestine, Drama Queen, Penny Ives ɶ Charlie Cook’s Favorite Book, Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler ɶ Pinkilicious, Victoria & Elizabeth Kann ɶ The End, David LaRochelle & Richard Egielski ɶ Bats at the Beach, Brian Lies ɶ Pirates Don’t Change Diapers, Melinda Long & David Shannon ɶ Pets at the White House, Marge Kennedy ɶ What Does the President Do?, Amanda Miller ɶ Good Boy, Fergus!, David Shannon ɶ John, Paul, George & Ben, Lane Smith ɶ Amazing Snakes!, Sarah L. Thompson ɶ Go, Go America, Dan Yaccarino Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 5-7 ɶ Cam Jansen, David A. Adler & Sussanna Natti ɶ Fly Guy, Tedd Arnold ɶ True or False, Melvin & Gilda Berger ɶ The Magic School Bus, Joanna Cole ɶ Ready, Freddy!, Abby Klein & John McKinley ɶ Horrible Harry, Suzy Kline & Frank Remkiewicz ɶ Frog and Toad, Arnold Lobel Super Series ɶ Adventures of Riley, Amanda Lumry, Laura Hurwitz & Sarah McIntyre ɶ I SPY, Jean Marzollo & Walter Wick ɶ Judy Moody, Megan McDonald & Peter Reynolds ɶ Winnie the Pooh, A. A.Milne & Ernest H. Shepard ɶ Fancy Nancy, Jane O’Connor & Robin Preiss Glasser ɶ Amelia Bedelia, Herman Parish & Lynn Sweat ɶ Junie B. Jones, Barbara Park & Denise Brunkus ɶ Magic Tree House, Mary Pope Osborne & Sal Murdocca ɶ Jigsaw Jones, James Preller ɶ A to Z Mysteries, Ron Roy & John Steven Gurney ɶ Henry and Mudge, Cynthia Rylant & Susie Stevenson ɶ Our Earth, Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers - (Peggy Hock) ɶ The Adventures of The Baily School Kids Jr. Chapter Book, Marcia Thornton Jones & Debbie Dadey ɶ Maya and Miguel, various authors ɶ Rainbow Magic, Daisy Meadows & Georgie Ripper ɶ WordGirl, various authors ɶ Can You See What I See?, Walter Wick Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. TM 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 8-10 ɶ Allie Finkle Rules for Girls: Best Friends and Drama Queens, Meg Cabot ɶ Elijah of Buxton, Christopher Paul Curtis ɶ Because of Winn-Dixie, Kate DiCamillo ɶ The Tale of Despereaux, Kate DiCamillo ɶ The Champ: The Story of Muhammad Ali, Leslie Garrett ɶ Hoot, Carl Hiaasen Can’t Miss! Can’t ɶ Swindle, Gordon Korman ɶ The 39 Clues: The Sword Thief, Peter Lerangis ɶ The 39 Clues: Beyond The Grave (June 09), Jude Watson ɶ 11 Birthdays, Wendy Maas ɶ A Dog’s Life: Autobiography of a Stray, Ann M. Martin ɶ Main Street: Welcome to Camden Falls, Ann M. Martin ɶ A Friendship for Today, Patricia C. McKissack ɶ Esperanza Rising, Pam Muñoz Ryan ɶ Holes, Louis Sachar ɶ Julian Rodriguez: Trash Crisis on Earth, Alexander Stadler ɶ Math Curse, Jon Scieszka & Lane Smith ɶ The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Brian Selznick ɶ Charlotte’s Web, E. B. White & Garth Williams ɶ Millicent Min, Girl Genius, Lisa Yee Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 8-10 ɶ The Penderwicks: A Summer Tale of Four Sisters, Two Rabbits, and a Very Interesting Boy, Jeanne Birdsall ɶ Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, Judy Blume ɶ Cornelia and the Audacious Escapades of the Somerset Sisters, Lesley M. M. Blume ɶ Room One: A Mystery or Two, Andrew Clements & Mark Elliot ɶ Lost and Found, Andrew Clements & Mark Elliot Fun Reads Fun ɶ Medusa Jones, Ross Collins ɶ Spelling B And The Missing Magic, Lexi Connor ɶ Sassy: Little Sister Is Not My Name, Sharon Draper ɶ Hotel for Dogs, Lois Duncan ɶ News for Dogs, Lois Duncan ɶ Ibby’s Magic Weekend, Heather Dyer ɶ Violet Raines Almost Got Struck by Lightning, Danette Haworth ɶ Hottest, Coldest, Highest Deepest, Steve Jenkins ɶ Amulet, Kazu Kibuishi ɶ Beyond Pluto (The Final Frontier in Space), Elaine Landau ɶ Volcanoes and Earthquakes, Patricia Lauber ɶ Cyberia, Chris Lynch ɶ The Jonas Brothers (Junk Food: Tasty Celebrity Bios), Maggie Marron ɶ How to Steal a Dog, Barbara O’Connor ɶ Safe at Home, Sharon Robinson ɶ Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians, Brandon Sanderson ɶ Gully’s Travels, Tor Seidler & Brock Cole ɶ Encyclopedia Brown Cracks the Case, Donald J. Sobol ɶ Dolphin Song, Lauren St. John ɶ You Wouldn’t Want to be an Egyptian Mummy!, David Stewart, David Salariya & David Antram ɶ Mr. President: A Book of U.S. Presidents, George Sullivan ɶ Crooked Kind of Perfect, Linda Urban Parents: Visit The Scholastic Store online for great summer books! Teachers: Find special educator prices at The Teacher Store online. 2009 Summer Challenge Booklist Ages 8-10 ɶ Animal Ark, Ben M. Baglio ɶ A to Z Mysteries, Ron Roy ɶ Chasing Vermeer, The Wright 3, ɶ A Series of Unfortunate Events, Lemony and The Calder Game, Blue Balliett Snicket & Brett Helguist ɶ Ruby and the Booker Boys, Derrick Barnes ɶ Goosebumps HorrorLand, R.L. Stine ɶ Beast Quest, Adam Blade ɶ Dinosaur Cove, Rex Stone ɶ Allie Finkle’s Rules for Girls, Meg Cabot ɶ Pet Trouble, Tui T.
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