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Recommended Reading List.Xlsx ALL CLASSES READING LIST The Providence Reading Lists are a resource for parents to use as they search for uality literature to read with their children. Our Book Committee has selected the inest age-appropriate books relect the School's Core Values and include beautiful illustrations, volume, and complex sentence structure. Author Title Genre Kindergarten Class 1 or 2 Class 3 or 4 Class 5 or 6 Class 7 or 8 Annotation Record ID McCullough, David 1776 H Y 5635 McCullough, David 1776 H Y 5637 Greenaway, Kate A Apple Pie PA Y Y 4552 Ham, Ken and Mally A is for Adam ER Y Y 4572 Tudor, Tasha A is for Annabelle: A Dolls Alphabet ER Y Y 5432 Gauch, Patricia Aaron and the Green Mountain Boys HF Y Y 4509 Sandburg, Carl Abe Lincoln B Y 5227 Sandburg, Carl Abe Lincoln Grows Up B Y Y 5228 Stevenson, Augusta Abe Lincoln: Frontier Boy (Childhood of Famous Americans) B Y Y 5333 North, Sterling Abe Lincoln: Log Cabin to White House (Landmark book) B Y Y 5088 Steig, William Abel's Island F Y 5688 Hunt, L.J. Abernathy Boys, The HF Y Y 5647 Wagoner, Jean Brown Abigail Adams : Girl of Colonial Days (Childhood of Famous Americans) B Y Y 5499 Witter, Evelyn Abigail Adams (Sower Series) B Y Y 5598 d'Aulaire, Ingri and d'Aulaire, Edgar Parin Abraham Lincoln B Y Y Y 4254 Collins, David R. Abraham Lincoln (Sowers Series) B Y Y 4189 Judson, Clara Ingram Abraham Lincoln: Friend of the People B Y Y 4761 Owens, Frederick O. Abraham Lincoln: The Man and His Faith B Y Y Y 5107 Foster, Genevieve Abraham Lincoln's World H Y Y Y 4448 Hunt, Irene Across Five Aprils HF Y Y Y 4724 Leeuwen, Jean Van Across the Wide Dark Sea HF Y Y Small boy and his father on the Maylower 4839 Dalgliesh, Alice Adam and the Golden Cock F Y Y 4233 Gray, Elizabeth Adam of the Road F Y 4548 Forester, C. S. Admiral Hornblower in the West Indies F Y Y 4434 Gire, Ken Adventures in the Big Thicket F Y Y 4526 Abbot, John, S.C. Adventures of Davy Crockett, The H Y Y 3895 Twain, Mark Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The F Y Y 5457 Turkle, Brinton Adventures of Obadiah, The HF Y Y Y 5454 Colum, Padraic Adventures of Odysseus and the Tale o Troy, The F Y Y 4197 Burgess, Thornton W. Adventures of Old Man Coyote, The F Y Y Y 4104 Burgess, Thornton W. Adventures of Paddy the Bear, The F Y Y Y 4105 Collodi, Carlo Adventures of Pinocchio, The F Y Y 4196 Williams, Ursula Moray Adventures of the Little Wooden Horse F Y Y Wooden horse goes to seek work to help ailing toymaker 5583 Twain, Mark Adventures o Tom Sawyer, The F Y Y 5458 Lamb, Charles Adventures of Ulysses F Y Y 4820 Church, Alfred J. Aeneid for Boys and Girls F Y Y 4184 Virgil Aeneid, The PA Y Y follows Trojan warrior Aeneas 5494 Milo Winter (ill.) Aesop for Children F Y Y 5052 Aesop Aesop's Fables F Y Y Y Y Y 3909 Anderson, C. W. Afraid to Ride F Y Y 3939 Wright, Sylvia Age of Chivalry, The H Y Y 5605 Hammontree, Marie Albert Einstein : Young Thinker (Childhood of Famous Americans) B Y Y 4577 Crouse, Anna and Russel Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr (Landmark) H Y Y 4230 Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland F Y Y Y 4156 Taylor, Sydney All of a Kind Family (1) F Y Jewish family in early 1900's New York 5400 Sperry, Armstrong All Sail Set: A Romance of the Flying Cloud F Y Y Y Tale of a boy and the maiden, record-breaking voyage of the "Flying Cloud"5298 around the Horn. Taylor, Sydney All-of-a-kind Family Downtown (2) F Y 5401 Taylor, Sydney All-of-a-kind Family Uptown (4) F Y 5402 Leininger, Tracy, Michele Alone, Yet Not Alone HF Y Y 5649 de Jong, Miendert Along came a Dog F Y Y 4287 Leodhas, Soche Nic Always Room for One More AM Y Y 4898 Leeuwen, Jean Van Amanda Pig and Her Big Brother F Y 4840 Metaxas, Eric Amazing Grace B Y 5651 Williams, Marcia Amazing Story of Noah's Ark, The H Y Y Y 5581 Parish, Peggy Amelia Bedelia (series) ER Y Y 5108 Last Updated 1/21/2021 ALL CLASSES READING LIST The Providence Reading Lists are a resource for parents to use as they search for uality literature to read with their children. Our Book Committee has selected the inest age-appropriate books relect the School's Core Values and include beautiful illustrations, volume, and complex sentence structure. Author Title Genre Kindergarten Class 1 or 2 Class 3 or 4 Class 5 or 6 Class 7 or 8 Annotation Record ID Gormley, Beatrice Amelia Earhart : Young Aviator (Childhood of Famous Americans) B Y Y 4538 Dalgliesh, Alice America Begins H Y Y 4234 Johnson, Gerald America Grows Up: A History for Peter H Y Y 4753 Johnson, Gerald America is Born: A History for Peter H Y Y 4754 Johnson, Gerald America Moves Forward H Y Y 4755 Dalgliesh, Alice America Travels HF Y Y 4235 Castor, Henry America's First World War: General Pershing and the Yanks (Landmark) H Y 4162 Forbes, Esther America's Paul Revere B Y Y 4430 Commager, Henry S. America's Robert E. Lee B Y 4202 Petersham, Maud and Miska American ABC, An H Y Y 5122 Holberg, Ruth L. American Bard: The Story of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, An B Y Y 4687 McNeer, May American Indian Story, The H Y Y 5027 Bliven, Bruce American Revolution, The (Landmark) H Y Y Y 4026 Stoutenburg, Adrien American Tall Tales PA Y Y 5352 Yates, Elizabeth Amos Fortune, Free Man B Y 5609 White, Kathleen Amy Carmichael (Women of Faith series) B Y Y 5546 Holmes, Efner Tudor Amy's Goose F Y Y 4700 Latham, Jean Lee Anchors Aweigh: The Story of David Glasgow Farragut B Y Y Y 4827 Cohen, Daniel Ancient Egypt H Y 4188 Harris, Geraldine Ancient Egypt/Cultural Atlas for Young People H Y 4584 Green, Roger L. Ancient Greece H Y 4551 Powell, Anton Ancient Greece H Y 5155 Corbishley, Mike Ancient Rome H Y Y 4216 Tudor, Tasha And It Was So: Words from the Scripture CL Y Y 5433 Fritz, Jean And Then What Happened, Paul Revere? B Y Y 4474 Shippen, Katherine Andrew Carnegie and the Age of Steel (Landmark) B Y Y 5278 Foster, Genevieve Andrew Jackson B Y Y 4449 Judson, Clara Ingram Andrew Jackson B Y Y 4762 Daugherty, James Andy and the Lion F Y Y 4246 Stuart, Jesse Andy Finds a Way F Y Y 5360 Flack, Marjorie Angus and the Ducks F Y Y 4413 Flack, Marjorie Angus Lost F Y Y 4414 Flack, Marjorie Angus the Cat F Y Y 4415 Seton, Ernest T. Animal Heroes R Y 5255 Hornblow, Leonora Animals Do the Strangest Things (Series) ER Y Y 4709 Lenski, Lois Animals for Me PA Y Poems about animals 4845 Scarry, Richard Animals of Farmer Jones F Y Y 5233 Barrett, Judi Animals Should Deinitely Not Wear Clothing F Y 3975 Uruhart, Jennifer C. Animals that Travel R Y 5465 Carle, Eric Animals, Animals ER Y Y 4132 Landon, Margaret Anna and the King of Siam F Y 4822 Montgomery, Lucy Maud Anne of Avonlea F Y Y 5060 Montgomery, Lucy Maud Anne of Green Gables F Y Y Y 5061 Wilson, Ellen Janet Cameron Annie Oakley : Young Markswoman (Childhood of Famous Americans) B Y 5594 Buff, Conrad & Mary Apple & the Arrow, The F Y Y Legend o William Tell 4087 Fast, Howard April Morning HF Y Y Y Battles of Lexington and Concord april 19, 1775 from a young man's view4393 Newberry, Clare Turlay April's Kitten F Y Y 5081 Cooke, Jean Archaeology H Y First look at archeology 4206 Bendick, Jeanne Archimedes & the Door of Science B Y 4011 Platt, Colin Architecture of Medieval Britain, The R Y Y 5132 Eastman, P.D. Are You My Mother? ER Y Y 4360 Byam, Michele Arms and Armor H Y Y 4127 Verne, Jules Around the World in Eighty Days F Y Y 5487 Tudor, Tasha Around the Year ER Y Y 5434 Glubok, Shirley Art in Ancient Greece H Y Art in Greece 4527 Last Updated 1/21/2021 ALL CLASSES READING LIST The Providence Reading Lists are a resource for parents to use as they search for uality literature to read with their children. Our Book Committee has selected the inest age-appropriate books relect the School's Core Values and include beautiful illustrations, volume, and complex sentence structure. Author Title Genre Kindergarten Class 1 or 2 Class 3 or 4 Class 5 or 6 Class 7 or 8 Annotation Record ID Glubok, Shirley Art in Ancient Rome H Y Art in Rome 4528 Hissey, Jane Arthur's Funny Money ER Y Y 4664 Flack, Marjorie Ask Mr. Bear F Y Y 4416 Lenski, Lois At Our House F Y Y Y A reading and singing book 4846 MacDonald, George At the Back of the North Wind F Y Y Y 4970 Audubon Society Field Guides R Y Y Y Y Y 5617 Willard, Barbara Augustine Came to Kent HF Y Y 5685 Foster, Genevieve Augustus Caesar's World H Y 4450 Franklin, Benjamin Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin B Y 4458 Barklem, Jill Autumn Story (Brambly Hedge) F Y Y 3964 Haywood, Carolyn B is for Betsy (1) F Y Y 4600 de Brunhoff, Laurent Babar and the Succotash Bird F Y Y 4276 de Brunhoff, Laurent Babar Learns to Cook F Y Y 4277 de Brunhoff, Jean Babar the King F Y Y 4274 de Brunhoff, Laurent Babar's ABC F Y Y 4278 de Brunhoff, Laurent Babar's Little Circus Star F Y Y 4279 de Brunhoff, Laurent Babar's Mystery F Y Y 4280 de Brunhoff, Laurent Babar's Picnic F Y Y 4281 Barklem, Jill Baby Book (Brambly Hedge) F Y Y 3965 Williams, Garth (ill.) Baby Farm Animals F Y Y 5578 Hoban, Russell Baby Sister for Frances, A ER Y Y 4672 Haywood, Carolyn Back to School with Betsy (3) F Y Y 4601 Riesenbert, F.
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