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AR Book Level 4.0 - 4.9 AR Book Level 4.0 - 4.9 Title Author Reading Level Points A Break in the Chain Chris d'Lacey 4 0.5 A Message from the Match Girl Janet Taylor Lisl 4 3 A Sudden Silence Eve Bunting 4 4 Addy Saves the Day Connie Porter 4 1 Alphabet City Ballet Erika Tamar 4 5 Armies of Ants Walter Retan 4 0.5 Baby Patricia MacLachl 4 2 Blue Heron Avi 4 5 Breaking Up Is Really, Really Natalie Standifor 4 6 Can You Feel the Thunder? Lynn E. McElfresh 4 5 Caught in the Web Laura Dower 4 4 Comet's Nine Lives Jan Brett 4 0.5 Crazy Horse's Vision Joseph Bruchac 4 0.5 Dear Mom, You're Ruining My L Jean Van Leeuwen 4 5 Finding the Titanic Robert D. Ballard 4 0.5 Flat Stanley Jeff Brown 4 1 Frankenstein Doesn't Start Fo Dadey/Jones 4 1 Give and Take Laura Dower 4 4 Hello, My Name Is Scrambled E Jamie Gilson 4 4 Help! I'm a Prisoner in the L Eth Clifford 4 2 Homeless Laurie Halse Ande 4 3 Horse in the House Ben M. Baglio 4 4 How I Changed My Life Todd Strasser 4 4 How to Hide an Octopus and Ot Ruth Heller 4 0.5 If We Kiss Rachel Vail 4 7 If You Come Softly Jacqueline Woodso 4 4 Kitten in the Cold Ben M. Baglio 4 3 Later, Gator Laurence Yep 4 3 Life in the Fat Lane Cherie Bennett 4 9 Meet Addy Connie Porter 4 1 N Night of the New Magicians Mary Pope Osborn 4 2 N Snowshoe the Hare Kathryn White 4 0.5 N The Fashion Disaster That Ch e Lauren Myracle 4 5 N Why Did She Have to Die? Lurlene McDaniel 4 3 New Pup on the Block Susan Saunders 4 1 Old Cricket Lisa Wheeler 4 0.5 Phoenix Rising Karen Hesse 4 6 Quake! Joe Cottonwood 4 4 Raising Sweetness Diane Stanley 4 0.5 Rechenka's Eggs Patricia Polacco 4 0.5 See You Later Christopher Pike 4 7 Sheepdog in the Snow Ben M. Baglio 4 4 Smugglers' Island Avi 4 5 Someday Angeline Louis Sachar 4 4 Soup for President Robert Newton Pec 4 3 Stone Fox John Reynolds Gar 4 1 Sylvester and the Magic Pebbl William Steig 4 0.5 Tender Valerie Hobbs 4 8 The Abominable Snowman Doesn' Debbie Dadey 4 1 The Bracelet Yoshiko Uchida 4 0.5 The Creature of Black Water L Gary Paulsen 4 1 The Desert Alphabet Book Jerry Pallotta 4 0.5 The Elevator Family Douglas Evans 4 1 The Emperor Lays an Egg Brenda Z. Guibers 4 0.5 The Farther You Run Davida Wills Hurw 4 7 The Fossil Girl Catherine Brighto 4 0.5 The Garden of Abdul Gasazi Chris Van Allsbur 4 0.5 The Imp That Ate My Homework Laurence Yep 4 2 The Lotus Seed Sherry Garland 4 0.5 The Magic School Bus on the O Joanna Cole 4 0.5 The Secret Path Christopher Pike 4 3 To Have and to Hold Laura Dower 4 8 Town Mouse, Country Mouse Jan Brett 4 0.5 Under the Blood-Red Sun Graham Salisbury 4 8 Until Angels Close My Eyes Lurlene McDaniel 4 5 Utterly Yours, Booker Jones Betsy Duffey 4 3 Yellow Bird and Me Joyce Hansen 4 5 ABC Dogs Kathy Darling 4.1 0.5 Amelia's Road Linda Jacobs Altm 4.1 0.5 Beat the Turtle Drum Constance C. Gree 4.1 3 Beekman's Big Deal Michael de Guzman 4.1 5 Carry on, Mr. Bowditch Jean Latham 4.1 8 Cast Two Shadows Ann Rinaldi 4.1 9 Changes for Addy Connie Porter 4.1 1 Crush Ellen Conford 4.1 3 Cub in the Cupboard Ben M. Baglio 4.1 4 Day of the Iguana Henry Winkler 4.1 4 Deliver Us from Normal Kate Klise 4.1 6 Eighty-Eight Steps to Septemb Jan Marino 4.1 5 Eleven Lauren Myracle 4.1 6 Fear of Falling Laurie Halse Ande 4.1 3 Ghosts Don't Ride Wild Horses Dadey/Jones 4.1 1 Grams, Her Boyfriend, My Fami Pat Derby 4.1 7 Heart to Heart Laura Dower 4.1 5 Hedgehogs in the Hall Ben M. Baglio 4.1 3 How I Became a Writer and Ogg Janet Taylor Lisl 4.1 4 Irene and the Big, Fine Nicke Irene Smalls 4.1 0.5 Kissing the Rain Kevin Brooks 4.1 12 Lost and Found Laura Dower 4.1 4 Lost in the War Nancy Antle 4.1 4 Manatee Blues Laurie Halse Ande 4.1 3 Monkey See. Monkey Do. Barthe DeClements 4.1 5 My Grandpa Is a Cowboy (Real Sargent/Denton 4.1 0.5 My Life as a Bigfoot Breath M Bill Myers 4.1 3 My Life as a Smashed Burrito Bill Myers 4.1 3 My Secret Boyfriend Lurlene McDaniel 4.1 3 Never Say Quit Bill Wallace 4.1 5 Northern Lights: The Soccer T Michael Arvaarluk 4.1 0.5 Play It Again Laura Dower 4.1 4 Prom Laurie Halse Ande 4.1 7 Puppy in a Puddle Ben M. Baglio 4.1 3 Ruby Lu, Brave and True Lenore Look 4.1 2 Rumble Fish S.E. Hinton 4.1 3 Scoop Snoops Constance Hiser 4.1 1 Self-Portrait Jeanne Betancourt 4.1 5 Snowmobiles E.S. Budd 4.1 0.5 Thank You, Mr. Falker Patricia Polacco 4.1 0.5 Thanks for Nothing Laura Dower 4.1 4 The Biggest Klutz in Fifth Gr Bill Wallace 4.1 4 The Canada Geese Quilt Natalie Kinsey-Wa 4.1 1 The Cheetah Pat L. Sargent 4.1 2 The Friends Kazumi Yumoto 4.1 6 The Friendship Mildred D. Taylor 4.1 1 The Get Rich Quick Club Dan Gutman 4.1 2 The Gold Cadillac Mildred D. Taylor 4.1 1 The Hatseller and the Monkeys Baba WaguΘ Diakit 4.1 0.5 The Last Silk Dress Ann Rinaldi 4.1 13 The Last Treasure Janet S. Anderson 4.1 9 The Mummy's Mother Tony Johnston 4.1 3 The Night Room E.M. Goldman 4.1 7 The Relatives Came Cynthia Rylant 4.1 0.5 The Secret Under My Skin Janet McNaughton 4.1 10 The Timber Wolf Pat L. Sargent 4.1 2 The Underground Jenkins/LaHaye 4.1 3 The Wild Christmas Reindeer Jan Brett 4.1 0.5 Through the Lock Carol Otis Hurst 4.1 5 Trapped Laurie Halse Ande 4.1 3 Vikings Don't Wear Wrestling Dadey/Jones 4.1 1 With You and Without You Ann M. Martin 4.1 5 A Dog Called Kitty Bill Wallace 4.2 4 A Million Little Pieces James Frey 4.2 24 A Time for Dancing Davida Wills Hurw 4.2 9 Amber Was Brave, Essie Was Sm Vera B. Williams 4.2 0.5 Big Blue Whale Nicola Davies 4.2 0.5 Blackwater Swamp Bill Wallace 4.2 5 Brown Honey in Broomwheat Tea Joyce Carol Thoma 4.2 0.5 Cougar Holler Pat L. Sargent 4.2 2 Desert Voices Byrd Baylor 4.2 0.5 Dinosaur Days Linda Manning 4.2 0.5 Dolphin in the Deep Ben M. Baglio 4.2 4 Dork in Disguise Carol Gorman 4.2 4 Encounter Jane Yolen 4.2 0.5 Encyclopedia Brown Takes the Donald J. Sobol 4.2 1 Fallen Angels Walter Dean Myers 4.2 11 Fire in the Sky Candice F. Ransom 4.2 1 Ghost Brother C.S. Adler 4.2 5 Goat in the Garden Ben M. Baglio 4.2 4 Goblins Don't Play Video Game Dadey/Jones 4.2 1 Grape Thief Kristine L. Frank 4.2 8 Heart of a Champion Carl Deuker 4.2 8 Insect Invaders Anne Capeci 4.2 1 Jo-Jo the Melon Donkey Michael Morpurgo 4.2 0.5 Just Visiting Laura Dower 4.2 4 Katie John Mary Calhoun 4.2 4 Lenny and Mel: Holidazed! Erik P. Kraft 4.2 1 Little House on Rocky Ridge Roger Lea MacBrid 4.2 8 Missing James Duffy 4.2 5 Mississippi Bridge Mildred D. Taylor 4.2 1 Moss Gown William Hooks 4.2 0.5 N Circle the Soul Softly Davida Wills Hur 4.2 5 N Small Steps Louis Sachar 4.2 7 Nora: Maybe a Ghost Story Constance C. 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Smith 4.2 0.5 Russell and Elisa Johanna Hurwitz 4.2 2 Sahara Special EsmΘ Raji Codell 4.2 4 Save the Date Laura Dower 4.2 4 Shaper Jessie Haas 4.2 6 Shattering Glass Gail Giles 4.2 6 Sooner or Later Lauren Brooke 4.2 4 Space Explorers Eva Moore 4.2 1 Sparrow Hawk Red Ben Mikaelsen 4.2 6 Stargirl Jerry Spinelli 4.2 6 Starry, Starry Night Lurlene McDaniel 4.2 6 Stones in Water Donna Jo Napoli 4.2 7 Stranded Ben Mikaelsen 4.2 8 Surprise Island Gertrude Chandler 4.2 3 Sweetgrass Jan Hudson 4.2 5 Tending to Grace Kimberly Newton F 4.2 4 The Boy Who Spoke Dog Clay Morgan 4.2 4 The Bride of Frankenstein Doe Dadey/Jones 4.2 1 The Cave Kathleen Karr 4.2 5 The Harmony Arms Ron Koertge 4.2 6 The High Rise Glorious...Ange Nancy Willard 4.2 1 The Irish Cinderlad Shirley Climo 4.2 0.5 The Journey of Oliver K.
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