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4Th Grade Animals Books Friday, November 25, 2011 5:28:09 PM Emmaus Lutheran School Sorted By: Title AR BookGuide™ Page 1 of 173 4th Grade Animals Books Friday, November 25, 2011 5:28:09 PM Emmaus Lutheran School Sorted by: Title Quiz Word Title Author Number Lang IL BL Pts F/NF Count Book RP RV LS VP Description 100% Wolf Lyons, Jayne 132223 EN MG 4.6 6.0 F 41555 N N - - - At the time of his first transformation, a young werewolf of noble and proud ancestry is driven from his pack when, instead of turning into a fierce wolf, he changes into a little poodle. 4B Goes Wild Gilson, Jamie 166 EN MG 4.6 4.0 F 29977 N N - - N Fourth-graders on a three-day camping trip with their teachers experience frights and delights. The 89th Kitten Nilsson, Eleanor 413 EN MG 4.7 2.0 F 11262 N N - - N Sandy and her neighbor, Miss Berry, are caring for more than 80 cats. What will they do when the neighbors say the cats must go? Abandoned Puppy Costello, Emily 45287 EN MG 4.1 3.0 F 18922 N N - - - Nine-year-old Stella helps an abandoned puppy, an ill horse, a choking dog, and a paralyzed bald eagle. Abandoned! Dale, Jenny 23270 EN MG 4.6 3.0 F 20115 N N - - - Jessie is the most unusual dog Neil has ever met. Left at the kennels one night by her owner, she proves to be an expert tracker. Book #3 Adaline Falling Star Osborne, Mary Pope 36046 EN MG 4.6 4.0 F 26391 N N - - N After her mother dies, Adaline is sent to live in St. Louis while her father, the famous scout Kit Carson, explores the West. Adventures of a Cat-Whiskered Girl Pinkwater, Daniel 137294 EN MG 4.5 6.0 F 43011 N N - - - Big Audrey, who has cat-like whiskers, and her telepathic friend Molly set out on a journey to find out why flying saucers are landing behind the old stone barn in Poughkeepsie, and to determine whether another cat- whiskered girl really exists. After the Storm Brooke, Lauren 47402 EN MG 4.3 5.0 F 35727 N N - - N Amy hasn't seen Spartan since the accident, that stormy night that changed their lives forever. Now Spartan is coming to Heartland. He is not the same horse and he is filled with anger that seems to be directed at Amy. Book #2 AR BookGuide™ Page 1 of 173 AR BookGuide™ Page 2 of 173 4th Grade Animals Books Friday, November 25, 2011 5:28:09 PM Emmaus Lutheran School Sorted by: Title Quiz Word Title Author Number Lang IL BL Pts F/NF Count Book RP RV LS VP Description Against All Odds Dixon, Franklin W. 11301 EN MG 4.9 4.0 F 29344 N N - - - At the steeplechase, the champion horse disappears, and the Hardy Boys investigate. Against the Odds: Grizzly Attack Strasser, Todd 25292 EN MG 4.0 4.0 F 25531 N N - - N Tyler runs for his life and thinks he's escaped the huge bear, but all he's done is led it back to his uncle's cabin. Against the Odds: Shark Bite Strasser, Todd 20679 EN MG 4.5 3.0 F 23548 N N - - N After a storm disables their sailboat and injures the only adult on board, Ian and his sister find themselves adrift in the shark-infested water of the Gulf of Mexico, and their boat is sinking. Agnes the Sheep Taylor, William 11401 EN MG 4.7 4.0 F 28442 N N - - N A funny novel about an old woman and her "attack" sheep. The Alamo Cat Kerr, Rita 5801 EN MG 4.4 1.0 F 9758 N N - - - Ruby, a stray kitten, is adopted by the patrol rangers at the Alamo as their mascot. The Alaskan Adventure Dixon, Franklin W. 19738 EN MG 4.4 4.0 F 28893 N N - - - The Hardys are in Alaska for the Iditarod race. Book #138. Albert Geronimo Templeton, Lee 5852 EN MG 4.3 3.0 F 22147 N N - - - When a friend releases a pet alligator on Lee's farm, its continued growth creates both fun and problems. Alison on the Trail Connor, Catherine 11403 EN MG 4.3 1.0 F 8719 N N - - N Magic Attic Club adventure starring the energetic and athletic Alison. Alison finds herself leading a group of weary and lost campers. Alison Saves the Wedding Connor, Catherine 11404 EN MG 4.9 1.0 F 9120 N N - - N Alison is excited to be a bridesmaid in a fancy wedding, but suddenly she finds herself responsible for ruining the bride's veil and creating a disaster. All the King's Horses Mackall, Dandi Daley 53124 EN MG 4.3 6.0 F 39055 N N - - - Scoop volunteers to work with some donated horses at the Horsefeathers Stables. Always There Brooke, Lauren 89653 EN MG 4.9 6.0 F 38768 N N - - - As Amy prepares to leave Heartland for college, a new horse arrives at Heartland, but no one wants to tell her the background of this horse. Book #20 AR BookGuide™ Page 2 of 173 AR BookGuide™ Page 3 of 173 4th Grade Animals Books Friday, November 25, 2011 5:28:09 PM Emmaus Lutheran School Sorted by: Title Quiz Word Title Author Number Lang IL BL Pts F/NF Count Book RP RV LS VP Description The Amazing Odorous Adventures Howe, James 71856 EN MG 4.4 1.0 F 7770 N N - - N Under a deadline from his editor, Howie, of Stinky Dog the wire-haired dachshund, creates a story featuring a superhero whose ability to stink enables him and his sidekick, a sparrow named Little D, to fight crime in Central City. The Amazing Story of Adolphus Morpurgo, Michael 105854 EN MG 4.8 4.0 F 28527 N N - - - When Boowie reads the diary that his Tips grandmother sends him, he learns of her childhood in WW II England when American and British soldiers practiced for D-Day's invasion in the area of her home and about her beloved cat, Adolphus Tips. Anastasia, Absolutely Lowry, Lois 16873 EN MG 4.7 4.0 F 25151 N N - N N Thirteen-year-old Anatasia Krupnick has more adventures as she tries to deal with a new dog, her school values class, and a personal moral dilemma. Andy Finds a Way Stuart, Jesse 21762 EN MG 4.4 2.0 F 11224 N N - - - A Kentucky farm boy tries to save his pet heifer from being sold for veal. Angelique: Buffalo Hunt Taylor, Cora 63920 EN MG 4.8 2.0 F 11649 N N - - - Angelique Dumas is a ten-year-old Métis girl, and this year she gets to be part of the hunt, not with the children, but with the grown-ups. It will be hard work, she knows, and she will have lots of new and important responsibilities. Book #1 Angus and Sadie Voigt, Cynthia 87379 EN MG 4.3 5.0 F 37470 N N - - - Angus and Sadie, two siblings that are of mostly border collie heritage, are adopted by a young couple and start living on a Maine farm, where they begin to learn sheep herding and come to appreciate how they are different from each another. Animal Mischief: Poems Jackson, Robert 103007 EN MG 4.3 0.5 F 1017 N N - - - This book is a collection of lighthearted Bradley fact-laced poems about marvelous creatures of land and sea. AR BookGuide™ Page 3 of 173 AR BookGuide™ Page 4 of 173 4th Grade Animals Books Friday, November 25, 2011 5:28:09 PM Emmaus Lutheran School Sorted by: Title Quiz Word Title Author Number Lang IL BL Pts F/NF Count Book RP RV LS VP Description Anna Sewell's Black Beauty: The Brigman, June 103788 EN MG 4.7 2.0 F 12800 N N - - - As he moves from master to master, Graphic Novel Beauty's adventures will captivate readers in this graphic novel adaptation of Anna Sewell's classic. Arabian Challenge Bentley, Karen 19522 EN MG 4.6 6.0 F 41721 N N - - - Cindy and Ashleigh are racing against each other in Arabia's Dubai Cup. This series created by Joanna Campbell. Book #22. The Artsy Smartsy Club Pinkwater, Daniel 87628 EN MG 4.5 3.0 F 20916 N N - - - After three Hoboken children and their giant chicken, Henrietta, begin to appreciate beautiful sidewalk art, they venture into art class and make visits to Manhattan. Ashleigh's Diary Campbell, Joanna 19837 EN MG 4.7 8.0 F 51652 N N - - - Ashleigh finds her diary that she wrote when she was eleven and remembers all the things that happened in her life at that time. Ashleigh's Dream Campbell, Joanna 19505 EN MG 4.8 6.0 F 42267 N N - - - Can Samantha convince her father that she's ready to ride again? Book #5. Ashleigh's Farewell Bentley, Karen 19517 EN MG 4.9 6.0 F 42162 N N - - - Cindy must help get Glory back on track before the dreams of championship are lost. This series was created by Joanna Campbell. Book #17. Ashleigh's Hope Bentley, Karen 19838 EN MG 4.2 6.0 F 42301 N N - - - Ashleigh is happy when she is accepted into the Chesterton Riding Academy. This series was created by Joanna Campbell. Astra Platt, Chris 139092 EN MG 4.8 6.0 F 40100 N N - - - Forbidden to ride after her mother's death in a riding accident, thirteen-year- old Lily nurses her mother's beloved horse, Astra, back to health, hoping that someday Astra will win the Tevis Cup endurance race.
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