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Putnam (Penguin)
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To the dungeon?
We’re taking you to the dungeon.
Punctuate this 3 different ways.
Some facts to consider:
5208 Krispy Kreme donuts are made
$21,000 is spent on ringtones
10 elephants produce a pound of poop
A cow produces 4.2 oz. of saliva
A-Rod earns $864.20
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Candlewick
Fair and balanced
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Hyperion
illustrations
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Hyperion
Part of series
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Collins
GN
Nonfiction
Scientific process
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HarperCollins
Turns aphorisms on their heads
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It is not very polite to interrupt a person, of
course. But sometimes
if the person is very unpleasant
you can hardly stop yourself.
Most schools have a system of loud bells
which startle the students and teachers
at regular intervals and remind them
that time is passing even more slowly than it seems.
The expression “Those who can’t do, teach,”
is a curious one, because if you look at the world,
you’ll see that teachers aren’t particularly worse than anyone
else, so perhaps the expression might be better worded as, “Nobody can do anything.”
Viking
4.6 RL
autobiography
15
Amulet Books
16
Little Brown
4.0 RL
Kip
Locked up from age of 9
Now released
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Simon Pulse
Alice
Ray
18
Bloomsbury
Chan Sealy
Twirler
Risky online behavior
19
Atheneum
GN
Summer camp
Girls and relationships
20
Houghton Mifflin
Kevin Ross (Kross)
The Fools
21
Little Brown
Cameron
Bullying
Who is the real criminal and the real victim?
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Putnam
Hildy Biddle
Journalistic integrity
23
Scholastic
February 2009
Maybelline
Road trip
Hollywood
24
Schwartz and Wade
Jane
Bible delivery
Thrombosis
Unconventional
Gourd children
audio
25
Hyperion
Being the 1st
Hispanic characters
26
McElderry
Kayleigh
Rae Anne
Mother running for office
Novel in verse
audio
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Little Brown
28
Dutton (Penguin)
Margo Ruth Spiegelman
Quentin “Q”
Paper towns/maps
Leaves of Grass
29
Scholastic
Kendra
Renee
Nana
30
Hyperion
5.5 RL
NBA finalist
Alabaster Prep
Loyal Order of Basset Hounds
Pranks
31
ClarionNovel in verse
Divorce
Ellen and JoEllen
5.4 RL
32
Holt
Novel in verse
Companion to The Way a Door Closes
Shane’s father returns
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Wendy Lamb Books
Harper
Habitat
Building more than a house
34
Simon and Schuster
Dual narrators
Ram, Ramiro
Jake Upthegrove
El Paso setting
35
Little Brown
3.8 RL
Logan’s past of witnessing violence against one of his friends
Rebus
36
Amulet
Bliss in the Morning Dew
Charles MansonAndy Griffith
Libba Bray next
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Bloomsbury
Charlie
Personal fairies
Monkey’s Paw exploration
38
Candlewick
Todd
The Settlement
Dystopia
New series
4.4 RL
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HarperCollins
Enzo
Denny
Audiotastic!
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Simon Pulse
Lia
Tie to Jenna Fox and Eva
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Dutton
DaVinci
42
Delacorte
Addie
5.6 RL
Mississippi
Jim Crow
Audiotastic!
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Simon and Schuster
NBA finalist
1776
Isabel and Ruth
6.5 RL
trilogy
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Horatio
Duncan McKae and Malcolm
Scottish games
Mac and Beth
45
Dutton
ScholasticAmy and Dan Cahill
4.5 RL
46
AtheneumNightengale
The Raven
UIL/Drama competitions
Reader’s Theater
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Scholastic
Interrelated story collecton
48
FSG
4.9
Verse with prose
Shape
Pair with Hatchet
Willow
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Greenwillow
50
CONSOLATION
This morning the newspaperwas too terrible to deliverso the newsboy just pitched outa little sheafof Kleenex.
BEFORE I READ THE KITE RUNNER
I held it on my lap on the plane in Cairo while other passengers were boarding. It seemed like a good book to read, finally, on such a long flight. I’d had it since it came out, but now the time felt right. Two men from Yemen across the aisle, who had been snoozing when the Egypt passengers first boarded, pointed and said, “Good book! Good book!” Some women from Germany patted my head and said, “We loved that book.” An American man with his wife leaned over and said, “It opened our eyes.” What a surprise! Everyone on the plane seemed to have read it before me. And they were all my friends simply because I was holding it!
Maybe we should just wander around other countries carrying books.
Candlewick
Matilda (Mady)
Feather
Lyrical prose
Read aloud for older students
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Hyperion
Phoebe
Teen zombies
Undead studies
PC
54
Candlewick
Interrelated stories
Edith Wharton’s fictional mansion
macabre
55
Harcourt
Blogs from the Headless Horseman
The raven makes guest appearances
Tantor Media
Unabridged
PDF of text
Simon Vance
57
HarperCollins
Skulduggery
Valkyrie
Billy Ray Sanguine
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HarperCollins
“Bod”, Nobody
WerewolvesVampires
Wonderful audio read by author
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Holt
3.8 RL
Dystopia
Jenna Fox
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Feiwel and Friends
4.1 RL
Eli
6 years
Twin Eddy
61
Harcourt
Part of trilogy
Undead cheerleaders
Dailsy
Nightshade, CA
62
Scholastic
Katniss
Peeta
Districts
Dystopia
New series
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TOR
W1n5ton
Homeland Security
Abridgement of right
1984 for contemporary readers
64
Little Brown
Charlotte
Damen
Living dead
Scarlett
www.ghostgirl.com
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Knopf
Aslaug
Aunt Sara
Religion and science
4.8 RL
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HarperCollins
Cole
Hemavore
Road trip
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Dial
Mibs
Rich language
68
Little Brown
GN
Humans are miniaturized
69
Blue Sky (Scholastic)
GN
Duffy and Sumo search for mother
70
Candlewick
GN
Some soliloquys
71
Graphix
5.4 RL
GN
New series
urban fantasy
Rue Silver
faeries
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Knopf
UrddaBranzaa
Liga
6.1 RL
Mature audience
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Scholastic
Last year: The Arrival
Quirky
Great illustrations
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HarperCollinsGirl (Bug)meets boy at a car wash."Dog," she says."Dude," he says.And probably this would have been a sweet teen romance. . . .If Beals hadn't been sitting next to her in the car.If Beals hadn't been a supernatural repo man looking to repossess her car.And to possess her. David Macinnis Gill delivers the whole enchilada. With a side of soul.
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Harcourt
Story collection
The Mask of Eamon Tiyado
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Houghton Mifflin
Wicked parents
Baby Ruth
Barnaby A and B
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Simon and Schuster
NBA finalist
Rebel
Sabine and Puck
Gar Face
Snake Woman
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2008 TTTEclipse by Stephenie MeyerHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J. K.
RowlingDiary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff KinneyVampire Academy by Richelle MeadMaximum Ride: Saving the World and Other
Extreme Sports by James PattersonCity of Bones by Cassandra ClareThe Sweet Far Thing by Libba BrayExtras by Scott WesterfeldBefore I Die by Jenny DownhamTwisted by Laurie Halse Anderson
Starred Reviews 2008six stars--
THE ASTONISHING LIFE OF OCTAVIAN NOTHING by M.T. Anderson
five stars--
THE LONDON EYE MYSTERY by Siobhan Dowd TENDER MORSELS by Margo Lanagan WE ARE THE SHIP by Kadir Nelson NATION by Terry Pratchett
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More starsfour stars--
GRACELING by Kristin Cashore THE HUNGER GAMES by Suzanne Collins LITTLE BROTHER by Cory DoctorowBOG CHILD by Siobhan Dowd THE TROUBLE BEGINS AT 8 by Sid Fleischman THE LINCOLNS by Candace Fleming THE POSSIBILITIES OF SAINTHOOD by Donna Freitas THE GRAVEYARD BOOK by Neil Gaimain THE DIAMOND OF DRURY LANE by Julia Golding WELL WITCHED by Frances HardingeMY ONE HUNDRED ADVENTURES by Polly Horvath THE DISREPUTABLE HISTORY OF FRANKIE LANDAU-BANKS by E. Lockhart THE WILLOUGHBYS by Lois Lowry FOREVER ROSE by Hilary McKay MADAPPLE by Christina MeldrumSUNRISE OVER FALLUJAH by Walter Dean Myers AIN'T NOTHING BUT A MAN by Scott Reynolds with Marc Aronson BLACK BOX by Julie Schumacher REX ZERO, KING OF NOTHING by Tim Wynne-Jones
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A few more twinklesthree stars--
OUR WHITE HOUSE: LOOKING OUT, LOOKING IN by 108 renowned authors and illustrators CHAINS by Laurie Halse Anderson THE PENDERWICKS ON GARDAM STREET by Jeanne Birdsall AIRMAN by Eoin Colfer WAITING FOR NORMAL by Leslie Connor LINCOLN SHOT by Barry Denenberg THE PORCUPINE YEAR by Louise Erdrich THE RED NECKLACE by Sally Gardner PAPER TOWNS by John Green RAPUNZEL'S REVENGE by Shannon Hale BIRD LAKE MOON by Kevin Henkes GHOSTGIRL by Tonya HurleyWOULD YOU by Marthe JocelynHOUSE OF MANY WAYS by Diana Wynne Jones OUTSIDE BEAUTY by Cynthia Kadohata SAVVY by Ingrid Law (BG-HB Honor) PRETTY MONSTERS by Kelly Link THE MISSING GIRL by Norma Fox Mazer TIGER MOON by Antonia Michaelis PRINCESS BEN by Catherine Murdock THE ADORATION OF JENNA FOX by Mary Pearson THE MAGIC THIEF by Sarah Prineas HERE LIES ARTHUR by Philip Reeve LIVING DEAD GIRL by Elizabeth Scott GULLY'S TRAVELS by Tor Seidler ANTSY DOES TIME by Neal ShustermanKEEPING THE NIGHT WATCH by Anita Hope Smith LIFE ON EARTH--AND BEYOND by Pamela Turner ME, THE MISSING, AND THE DEAD by Jenny Valentine (Guardian Prize, Carnegie shortlist) IMPOSSIBLE by Nancy Werlin
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The stars are the ones that will resonate with you and your students
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