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NPHS Media Center Lexile List Below is a list of books in our media center listed by lexile level. At the bottom of the list are non-conforming books which are coded as follows. lexile title author pubYear 190 Anne of Green Gables Montgomery, L. M. (Lucy Maud), 1874-1942. 2001 300 The war of the worlds Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946. 2005 340 From tree to table Braithwaite, Jill. 2004 370 Folktales Reiff, Tana. 1991 370 Folktales Reiff, Tana. 1991 370 Folktales Reiff, Tana. 1991 370 Folktales Reiff, Tana. 1991 370 The adventures of Tom Sawyer Twain, Mark, 1835-1910. 1981 380 Texas Bredeson, Carmen. 2006 380 Eats, shoots & leaves : why, commas really do make a difference!Truss, Lynne. 2006 410 The scarlet letter Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864. 2009 420 Heaven Eyes Almond, David, 1951- 2002 420 Hanging on to Max Bechard, Margaret. 2003 440 Ghouls gone wild Stine, R. L. 2005 440 Ghouls gone wild Stine, R. L. 2005 450 Mark Twain edited by Tom Pomplun. 2007 460 Amistad : the story of a slave ship McKissack, Pat, 1944- 2005 460 Horton hatches the egg Seuss, Dr. 1968 460 Don't stay up late Stine, R. L. 2015 460 The new girl Stine, R. L. 2006 460 Pedro and me : friendship, loss, and what I learned Winick, Judd. 2000 470 Rebound Krech, Bob. 2006 470 Between Mom and Jo Peters, Julie Anne. 2006 470 The fall of the house of Usher Poe, Edgar Allan. 2012 480 Saying it out loud Abelove, Joan. 2001 480 Virals Reichs, Kathy. 2010 490 Clay Almond, David. 2006 490 Freeze frame Ayarbe, Heidi. 2008 490 Crackback Coy, John, 1958- 2005 490 Stoner & Spaz Koertge, Ronald. 2002 500 Drawing and learning about fashion : using shaped and lines Muehlenhardt, Amy Bailey, 1974- 2006 500 The boxer and the spy Parker, Robert B., 1932- 2009 500 The cage Sender, Ruth Minsky. 1997 510 Names will never hurt me Adoff, Jaime. 2004 510 The queen of cool Castellucci, Cecil. 2006 510 Breathing underwater Flinn, Alex. 2002 510 Choices Jacobs, Deborah Lynn. 2007 510 Firestorm Klass, David. 2006 510 Milkweed : a novel Spinelli, Jerry. 2003 510 The taste of night : a novel Stine, R. L. 2005 520 Frozen fire Bowler, Tim. 2008 520 The wish list Colfer, Eoin. 2003 520 The tiger rising DiCamillo, Kate. 2006 520 What happened to Cass McBride? : a novel Giles, Gail. 2006 520 Crash boom love : a novel in verse Herrera, Juan Felipe. 1999 520 One for the Murphys Hunt, Lynda Mullaly. 2013 520 Dunk Lubar, David. 2002 520 Terminal Reichs, Kathy. 2015 520 An acquaintance with darkness Rinaldi, Ann. 1999 520 An acquaintance with darkness Rinaldi, Ann. 1999 530 Wolf rider : a tale of terror Avi, 1937- 1993 530 Bog child Dowd, Siobhan. 2008 530 The opposite of invisible Gallagher, Liz. 2008 530 Pagan In Exile #2 : The Pagan Chronicles Jinks, Catherine. 2005 530 Other Kincy, Karen, 1986- 2010 530 Living with Jackie Chan #2: Jumping Off Swings Series Knowles, Johanna, 1970- 2013 530 Life on the refrigerator door : notes between a mother and daughKuipers, Alice, 1979- 2007 530 Wake #1 : Wake Trilogy McMann, Lisa. 2009 530 Rock star, superstar Nelson, Blake. 2004 530 Or give me death : a novel of Patrick Henry's family Rinaldi, Ann. 2004 530 Night of the howling dogs Salisbury, Graham. 2009 540 Martyn Pig : a novel Brooks, Kevin. 2003 540 Beige Castellucci, Cecil, 1969- 2009 540 Pagan's vows Jinks, Catherine. 2005 540 Magic's child Larbalestier, Justine. 2007 540 Starry, starry night : three holiday stories McDaniel, Lurlene. 2000 540 Prom anonymous Nelson, Blake, 1960- 2006 540 Lord of the deep Salisbury, Graham. 2003 540 Lord of the deep Salisbury, Graham. 2003 540 The bridge from me to you Schroeder, Lisa. 2014 540 The best friend Stine, R. L. 2006 540 20,000 leagues under the sea Verne, Jules, 1828-1905. 2001 540 Claws : a novel Weaver, Will. 2004 550 Flight : a novel Alexie, Sherman, 1966- 2007 550 Thirteen reasons why : a novel Asher, Jay, 1975- 2007 550 When Jeff comes home Atkins, Catherine. 1999 550 Two suns in the sky Bat-Ami, Miriam. 2001 550 The Presence Bunting, Eve, 1928- 2003 550 Nothing to lose Flinn, Alex. 2004 550 Dead girls don't write letters Giles, Gail. 2003 550 Lies #3 : Gone Series Grant, Michael, 1954- 2010 550 The curse of the campfire weenies : and other warped and creepyLubar, David. 2008 550 The Amazing Maurice and his educated rodents Pratchett, Terry. 2003 550 Geek magnet : a novel in five acts Scott, Kieran, 1974- 2008 550 The fill-in boyfriend West, Kasie. 2015 560 Debbie Harry sings in French Brothers, Meagan. 2008 560 Elyon #6 : Lost Books Series Dekker, Ted, 1962- 2010 560 Mates, dates, and inflatable bras Hopkins, Cathy. 2003 560 Dancing naked : a novel Hrdlitschka, Shelley. 2002 560 Pagan's Crusade #1 : The Pagan Chronicles Jinks, Catherine. 2004 560 Sleeping freshmen never lie Lubar, David. 2007 560 Breathe my name Nelson, R. A. (Russell A.) 2007 560 Hang a thousand trees with ribbons : the story of Phillis WheatleyRinaldi, Ann. 2005 560 The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894. 1967 570 The compound Bodeen, S. A. (Stephanie A.), 1965- 2008 570 And then there were none Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976. 2001 570 Waiting for normal Connor, Leslie. 2008 570 Bounce Friend, Natasha, 1972- 2009 570 Playing in traffic Giles, Gail. 2004 570 South by southeast : a Diamond brothers mystery Horowitz, Anthony, 1955- 2005 570 Emily Windsnap and the monster from the deep Kessler, Liz. 2006 570 Deceived Lindsey, Julie Anne. 2013 570 Fade #2: Wake Trilogy McMann, Lisa. 2009 570 Caught in the act Moore, Peter. 2005 570 Hush : an Irish princess' tale Napoli, Donna Jo, 1948- 2008 570 They came from below Nelson, Blake, 1960- 2007 570 The adoration of Jenna Fox #1 : Jenna Fox Chronicles Pearson, Mary (Mary E.) 2008 570 Night Wiesel, Elie, 1928- 2006 570 If you come softly Woodson, Jacqueline. 2006 580 Catalyst Anderson, Laurie Halse. 2003 580 Fever, 1793 Anderson, Laurie Halse. 2002 580 Total constant order Chappell, Crissa-Jean. 2007 580 Before I die Downham, Jenny. 2007 580 The number devil : a mathematical adventure Enzensberger, Hans Magnus. 2000 580 Beastly Flinn, Alex. 2007 580 Better than running at night Frank, Hillary. 2002 580 Public enemy number two : a Diamond brothers mystery Horowitz, Anthony, 1955- 2004 580 Margaux with an X Koertge, Ronald. 2004 580 Margaux with an X Koertge, Ronald. 2006 580 How to ditch your fairy Larbalestier, Justine. 2008 580 The story of doctor dolittle : condensed and adapted by Kathryn KLofting, Hugh. 2010 580 The Never War MacHale, D. J. 2003 580 The reality bug MacHale, D. J. 2003 580 The soldiers of Halla MacHale, D. J. 2009 580 Bonechiller McNamee, Graham. 2008 580 Baby Monninger, Joseph. 2007 580 The magic circle Napoli, Donna Jo, 1948- 1995 580 Edenville Owls Parker, Robert B., 1932- 2008 580 Imani all mine Porter, Connie Rose, 1959- 2000 580 Tunnels of Blood #3 : Cirque Du Freak Shan, Darren. 2002 580 First shot Sorrells, Walter. 2007 580 First shot : what would you do if your dad was a murderer? Sorrells, Walter. 2009 580 Black mirror Werlin, Nancy. 2003 590 Entertain the end Applegate, Katherine. 2001 590 Are you there God? It's me, Margaret Blume, Judy. 1986 590 Then again, maybe I won't Blume, Judy. 2009 590 Peril at End House Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976. 2007 590 The stranger Cooney, Caroline B. 1993 590 The hound of the Baskervilles Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir. 2001 590 Bang! Flake, Sharon G. 2005 590 Perfect Friend, Natasha, 1972- 2004 590 Right behind you Giles, Gail. 2007 590 Shattering Glass Giles, Gail. 2003 590 The vigilante poets of Selwyn Academy Hattemer, Kate. 2014 590 Second star to the right Hautzig, Deborah. 1999 590 Fairest Levine, Gail Carson. 2006 590 True talents Lubar, David. 2007 590 Raven rise #9 : Pendragon Series MacHale, D. J. 2008 590 The girl death left behind McDaniel, Lurlene. 1999 590 Melting stones Pierce, Tamora. 2008 590 The coffin quilt : the feud between the Hatfields and the McCoys Rinaldi, Ann. 2001 590 The coffin quilt : the feud between the Hatfields and the McCoys Rinaldi, Ann. 2001 590 The battle of the Labyrinth #4 : Percy Jackson Series Riordan, Rick. 2009 590 Stargirl Spinelli, Jerry. 2002 590 Cheerleaders : the first evil Stine, R. L. 1992 590 Halloween party Stine, R. L. 2006 590 Chanda's secrets Stratton, Allan. 2005 600 Baby girl Adams, Lenora. 2007 600 The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian Alexie, Sherman, 1966- 2007 600 The man who was Poe Avi. 1997 600 Just as long as we're together Blume, Judy. 2009 600 The sisterhood of the traveling pants Brashares, Ann. 2004 600 Boy proof Castellucci, Cecil, 1969- 2006 600 Sad cypress Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976. 2007 600 Artemis Fowl : Colfer, Eoin. 2002 600 What Janie Found #4 : Janie Johnson Series Cooney, Caroline B. 2002 600 Prey Crichton, Michael, 1942-2008. 2003 600 The night I disappeared Deaver, Julie Reece. 2002 600 Double or nothing : a novel Foon, Dennis. 2000 600 Ordinary people Guest, Judith. 1982 600 Glass Hopkins, Ellen. 2007 600 The blending time Kinch, Michael P. 2010 600 The lightkeeper's daughter Lawrence, Iain, 1955- 2002 600 Bottled up Murray, Jaye. 2004 600 Only you can save mankind Pratchett, Terry. 2006 600 Numbering all the bones Rinaldi, Ann. 2005 600 Leslie's journal : a novel Stratton, Allan. 2000 600 A thief in the house of memory Wynne-Jones, Tim. 2005 610 The second summer of the sisterhood #2: Sisterhood Series Brashares, Ann.
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