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LIST OF BOOKS TO READ
Grades 1=2
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next year by a revised and annotated edition. Criticism of
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EAST ORANGE, N. J.
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GRADES ONE AND TWO
Adelborg
Aesop
Brooke
Brooks
Caldecott
Caldecott
Caldecott
Caldecott
Craik
Crane
Crane
Dodge
Dodge
Greenaway
Lang
Lang
Lang
Lang
Norton
O’Shea
Potter
Poulsson
Poulsson
Poulsson
Tileston
GRADE ONE.
Clean Peter
The baby’s own Aesop: illustrated by Crane
The golden goose book
Stories of the red children
Picture book
Picture book. no. 2
Hey-diddle-diddle picture book
Panjandrum picture book
So-fat and Mew-mew
The baby’s opera
The baby’s bouQuet
Baby days
The new baby world
Under the window
Cinderella
Jack the giant-killer
Little Red Riding Hood
The nursery rhyme book
Heart of oak books, vol. 1
Six nursery classics
The tale of Peter Rabbit
Child stories and rhymes
Finger plays
Through the farmyard gate
Sugar and spice
GRADE TWO.
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Baldwin
Baldwin
Bass
Bass
Chance
Chase
Cox
Crane
Crane
Crane
Cruikshank
Deming
Dodge
Fletcher
Gerson
Greenaway
Grimm
Holbrook
Hopkins
Hopkins
Lang
Lang
Lang
Lang
Norton
O’Shea
Peary
Perrault
Pyle
Richards
Scudder
Shute
Stevenson
Warren
Fairy stories and fables
Fifty famous stories retold
Animal life
Plant life
Little folks of many lands
Buds, stems and roots
The Brownie books
Beauty and the beast picture book
Bluebeard’s picture book
Goody Two Shoes picture book
The Cruikshank fairy book
Indian child life
Rhymes and jingles
Marjorie and her papa
The Happy Heart family
The marigold garden
Fairy tales; ed. by Wiltse. 2 v.
The Hiawatha primer
The sandman; his farm stories
The sandman; more farm stories
The history of Whittington
Prince Darling
The princess on the glass.hill
The sleeping beauty
Heart of oak books, vol. 2-3
Old world wonder stories
The snow baby
Tales of Mother Goose
Careless Jane
Four feet, two feet and no feet
A book of fables and folk stories
The land of song, vol. 1
A child’s garden of verses
From September to June
LIST OF BOOKS TO READ
Grade 3
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Aesop
Andrews
Andrews
Aspinwall
Baldwin
Baldwin
Bible
Bible
Brown, A. F.
Brown, K. L.
Browne
Burgess
Carroll, pseud.
Carroll, pseud.
Collodi
Eastman
Gibbon
Grimm
Hardy
Hazard
Holbrook
Hopkins
Husted
Jacobs
Jerrold
Lang
Mulock
Mulock
Peary
GRADE THREE.
Fables told anew, .by Joseph Jacobs
Each and all
Seven little sisters
Short stories for short people
Old Greek stories
Thirty more famous stories
Old Testament stories. (Told to the children series;
Stories from the life of Christ. (Told to the children
series)
The lonesomest doll
The plant baby and its friends
Granny’s wonderful chair
The lively city o’ Ligg
Alice’s adventures in Wonderland
Through the looking glass.
Pinnochio
Wigwam evenings
Old King Cole
Household stories; translated by Lucy Crane
Sea stories for wonder eyes
Three years with the poets
A book of nature myths
The sandman; his ship stories
Stories of Indian children
English fairy tales
The reign of King Oberon
The blue fairy book
The adventures of a brownie
The little lame prince
Children of the Arctic
Pyle The Christmas angel
Richards Five minute stories
Richards The joyous story of Toto
Scudder The book of legends
Scudder The children’s book
Shaw Big people and little people of other land
Sherman Little folk lyrics
Strong All the year round. 4 v.
Walker Lady Hollyhock
White When Molly was six
Wiggin The posy ring
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LIST OF BOOKS TO READ
Grade 4
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GRADE FOUR.
Aanrud
Alcott
Andersen
Andrews
Andrews
Ayrton
Bertelli
Blaisdell &
Brown
Canton
Coolidge
Defoe
Drummond
Eggleston
Field
Field
Hale
Harris
Harris
Headland
Howells
Jackson
Jacobs
Jewett
Kelly
Kingsley
Kipling
Lagerlof
Lang
Lang
Lear
Longfellow
Lisbeth Longfrock
Lulu’s library. 3v.
Fairy tales; translated by Lucas
Stories Mother Nature told
Ten boys
Childlife in Japan; edited by Griffis
The prince and his ants
Ball Hero stories from American history
In the days of giants
The reign of King Herla
A New Year’s bargain
Robinson Crusoe; illustrated by Rhead
The monkey that would not kill
Stories of American life and adventure
Love songs of childhood
With trumpet and drum
The Peterkin papers
Little Mr. Thimblefinger
Uncle Remus; his songs and his sayings
A Chinese boy and girl
Christmas every day, and other stories
Cat stories
Celtic fairy tales
Play days
Short stories of our shy neighbors
The water babies
Just so stories
The adventures of Nils
The green fairy book
The yellow fairy book
Nonsense books
The song of Hiawatha
Love joy
Lucas
Lucas
Lummis
MacDonald
MacDonald
MacLeod
Miller
Monvel, Boutet
Morley
de Musset
Noel
Page
Paine
Perry & Beebe
Pyle
Pyle
Richards
Riley
Ruskin
Schwartz
Schwatka
de Segur
Shute
Spyri
Starr
Stickney
Thackeray
Thaxter
Trimmer
White
Wiggin
Zitkala-Sa
Nature in verse
A book of verses for children
Oldfashioned tales
Pueblo Indian folk stories
The light princess
The princess and Curdie
The book of King Arthur and his noble knights
The first book of birds
de Joan of Arc
Little wanderers
Mr. Wind and Madam Rain
Buz
Two little confederates
The hollow tree and deep woods book
Four American pioneers
The garden behind the moon
The wonder clock
Quicksilver Sue
The book of joyous children
The king of the Golden river
Wilderness babies
The children of the cold
The story of a donkey
The land of song, vol. 2-3
Heidi
American Indians
The bird world
The rose and the ring
Stories and poems for children
The history of the robins
A little girl of long ago
The Birds’ Christmas Carol
Old Indian legends retold
LIST OF BOOKS TO READ
Grade 5
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GRADE FIVE.
Famous old stories and legends
Arabian nights; edited by Lang
Asbjornsen
Baldwin
Baldwin
Bible
Brown
Froissart
Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Lang
Steel
Sterling
Swift
Fairy tales from the far north
The story of the Golden Age
The wonder book of horses
The Bible for young people
The book of saints and friendly beasts
Stories from Froissart; edited by Newbolt
A wonder-book; illustrated by Crane
Tanglewood tales
The book of romance
Tales of the Punjab
The story of Sir Galahad
Gulliver’s travels; edited by Jacobs
Longfellow
Lovejoy
Lunas
Rand
Tileston
Whittier
Poetry
The children’s Longfellow
Poetry of the seasons
Another book of verse
Lilliput lyrics
The children’s book of ballads
Child life
Dodge
Du Chaillu
Gibson
Hill
Indian stories;
Peltier
Taylor
True
Travel and adventure
The land of pluck
Stories of the gorilla country
In Eastern wonderlands
Fighting a fire
retold from St. Nicholas
A Japanese garland
Boys of other countries
The iron star
Baldwin
Brooks
Brooks
Lang
(jives of famous men and women
The American book of golden deeds
The true story of Columbus
The true story of Washington
The story of Joan of Arc
Out-of-door books and animal stories
Cat stories; retold from St. Nicholas
Duncan
Kipling
Kipling
Lang
Mitton
Morley
Patterson
Stories of brave dogs;
Mary’s garden and how it grew
The jungle book
Tne second jungle book
The book of animal stories
The children’s book of stars
The bee people
The spinner family
retold from St. Nicholas
Amusements and occupations
Beard The American boy’s handy book
Beard The American girl’s handy book
Games book for boys and girls
Alcott
Alcott
Alden
Coolidge
Coolidge
Crothers
Diaz
Ewing
Hall
Jackson
MacDonald
Otis, pseud.
Rankin
Seawell
Stoddard
Wyss
Zollinger
Stories
Eight cousins
Under the lilacs
The moral pirates
Eyebright
What Katy did
Miss Muffet’s Christmas party
The William Henry letters
A flat iron for a farthing
Flossy’s playdays
Nelly’s silver mine
At the back of the north wind
Toby Tyler
Dandelion Cottage
Little Jarvis
Two arrows
Swiss family Robinson
Widow O’Callaghan’s boys
LIST OF BOOKS TO READ
Grade 6
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EAST ORANGE, N. J.
GRADE SIX
Bunyan
Chaucer
Harris
Irving
Laboulaye
Lamb
Lang
MacLeod
Marvin
Pyle
de Amicis
Barnes
Brooks
Brooks
Coffin
Colonial stories;
Cotes
Dix
Dix
Dodge
French
Lang
Mitton
Moffett
Peeps at many
Pyle
Twain, pseud.
Brooks
Golding
Gordy
Kelly
Lang
Nicolay
Nicolay
Seawell
Famous old stories and folk tales
Pilgrim’s progress; illustrated by Rhead
Tales of the Canterbury pilgrims; retold by Darton
Nights with Uncle Remus
Rip Van Winkle
Fairy tales
Tales from Shakespeare
The red book of romance
Stories from the Faerie Queene
The adventures of Odysseus
The merry adventures of Robin Hood
Stories from many lands
Cuore Yankee ships and Yankee sailors; tales of 1812.
Boy emigrants
Boy settlers
The boys of '76
retold from St. Nicholas
The story of Sonny Sahib
A little captive lad
Merrylips
Hans Brinker
Sir Marrok
Princes and princesses
The children’s book of London
Careers of danger and daring
lands series; especially England, Scotland, Holland, Japan
and Burma
Otto of the silver hand
The prince and the pauper
Lives of famous men and women
The master of the Strong Hearts
The story of David Livingstone
American leaders and heroes
The story of Sir Walter Raleigh
The red book of heroes
The boy’s life of Abraham Lincoln
The boy’s life of Ulysses S. Grant
Paul Jones
Out-of-door books and animal stories.
Starland
The training of wild animals
The world of the great forest
Tenants of the trees
The book of the ocean
Four-handed folk
Beautiful Joe
Wild animals I have known
The biography of a grizzly
Black Beauty
Stories of everyday life
Little women
The story of a bad boy
Six to sixteen
Boy life on the prairie
Betty Leicester
Anne’s terrible good nature
Castle Blair
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Amusements and occupations.
Jack of all trades
The outdoor handy book
What a girl can make and do
A little cook book for a little girl
The wonderland of stamps
The boy craftsman
What shall we do now?
A. B. C. of electricity
When mother lets us sew
Pleasant day diversions
Poetry
American war ballads
The children’s garland
The land of song, vol. 3
The listening child
Golden numbers
LIST OF BOOKS TO READ
Grade 7
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EAST ORANGE, N. J.
GRADE SEVEN
Baldwin
Baldwin
Cervantes
Hutchinson
Kingsley
Mabie
Plutarch
Pyle
Quiller-Couch
Spenser
Famous old stories
The story of Roland
The story of Siegfried
Don Quixote; edited by Parry; illustrated by Crane
The golden porch
The heroes
Norse stories retold from the Eddas
Boys’ and girls’ Plutarch; edited by White
The story of King Arthur and his knights
Historical tales from Shakespeare
Una and the red cross knight; edited by Roy de-Smith
Henley
Percy
Scott
Wiggin
Poetry
Lyra heroica
The boy’s Percy; edited by Lanier
The lady of the lake
Golden numbers
Bennett
Catherwood
Cooper
Drake
Earle
Fiske
Goodwin
Janvier
Lodge & Roosevelt
Lossing
Seawell
Seelye
Stockton
American history and historical stories
Barnaby Lee
Heroes of the middle west
The spy
Indian history for young folks
Child life in colonial days
The war of Independence (new ed.)
White aprons
The Aztec treasure-house
Hero tales from American history
The two spies
A Virginia cavalier
The story of Columbus
Buccaneers and pirates of our coast
Bennett
Griffis
History of other countries
Master Skylark
Brave little Holland
Lang
Leighton
Marshall
Marshall
Scott
Tappan
Van Bergen
Willson
The red true story book
Olaf the glorious
Scotland’s story
An island story
Ivanhoe
In the days of Alfred the Great
The story of Japan
Canada
Black
Du Chaillu
Duncan
Eastman
Ford
French
Garland
Kipling
Pyle
Seaman
Shigemi
Stevenson
Stevenson
Life and adventure in many lands
The four Macnicols
Wild life under the equator
The adventures of Billy Topsail
Indian boyhood
The third alarm
The lance of Kanana
The long trail
Captains courageous
The story of Jack Ballister's fortunes
Jacqueline of the carrier pigeons
A Japanese boy
Kidnapped
Treasure island
Alcott
Barbour
3rown
k)olidge
)odge
)oubleday
Eggleston
lughes
latthews
'ier
’ichards
tuart
Stories of home and school life.
Jack and Jill
For the honor of the school
Two college girls
W hat Katy did at school
Donald and Dorothy
Cattle ranch to college
The Hoosier school-boy
Tom Brown's school days
Tom Paulding
Harding of St. Timothy’s
Peggy
The story of Babette
Vaile
Wiggin
Tonga
Burroughs
Dana
Dyson
Gilmore
Heilprin
James
Martin
Merriam
Seton
Weed
Adams
Adams
Beard
Beard
Bond
Kelley
Wheeler
Greene
Howden
Jenks
St. John
St. John
Williams
Williams
Williams
The Orcutt girls
Polly Oliver's problem
The daisy chain
Out-of-door books
Squirrels and other fur-beaiers
How to know the wild flowers
Stories of the trees
Birds through the year
The earth and its story
The story of Scraggles
The friendly stars
Birds through an opera glass
The trail of the Sandhill stag
Nature biographies
Occupations and handicraft
Harper’s indoor book for boys
Harper’s outdoor book for boys
The field and forest handy book
Handicraft and recreation for girls
The Scientific American boy do Lee hundred things a bright girl can do
nfnrkinff for beginners
Applied Science
Coal and the coal mines
The boy's book of steamships
Electricity tor yo“‘ electrical apparatus
two coys n..4o eiectriclty
How it is done
How it is made
How it work*
LIST OF BOOKS TO READ
Grade 8
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next year by a revised and annotated edition. Criticism of
the lists before reprinting is invited from all teachers or
librarians who may use them.
EAST ORANGE, N. J.
GRADE EIGHT
Famous old stories; legends and folklore
Bulfinch
Grinnell
Guerber
Higginson
Homer
Homer
Irving
La Motte-Fouque
Plummer
Raspe
Legends of Charlemagne
Blackfoot Lodge tales
Stories of the Wagner operas
Tales of the enchanted islands of the Atlantic
The Iliad; translated by Lang, Leaf and Myers
The Odyssey; translated by Butcher and Lang
The sketch-book
Undine and Sintram
Stories from the Chronicle of the Cid
Tales from the travels of Baron Munchausen; edited
by Hale
Henley
Lang
Longfellow
Lowell
Macaulay
Palgrave
Repplier
Scott
Tennyson
Whittier
Bangs
Clement
Frothingham
Keller
Larcom
Mitchell
Morgan
Richards
Rolfe
Poetry
Lyra heroica
The blue poetry book
Complete poetical works. (Camb. ed.)
Complete poetical works. (Camb. ed.)
The lays of ancient Rome
The golden treasury
A book of famous verse
Complete poetical works. (Camb. ed.)
Poetic and dramatic works. (Camb. ed.)
Complete poetical works. (Camb. ed.)
Biography.
Jeanne d’Arc
Stories of art and artists
Sea fighters from Drake to Farragut
The story of my life
A New England girlhood
About old story tellers
Abraham Lincoln, the boy and the man
Florence Nightingale
Shakespeare the boy
Scudder
Seawell
Washington, B. T.
George Washington
Twelve naval captains
Up from slavery
Abbott
Brooks
Custer
Drake
Famous adventures Goss
Grinnell
Hemstreet
Marriott
Parkman
Roosevelt
Books about the United States.
The naval history of the United States
First across the continent
Boots and saddles
The border wars of New England
and prison escapes of the Civil War
Recollections of a private
The story of the Indian
The story of Manhattan
Uncle Sam’s business
The Oregon trail
Episodes from the winning of the West
Andrews
Churchill
Churchill
Cooper
Cooper
Fox
Hale
Hoppus
Jackson
Mitchell
Page
Stowe
Historical stories (United States)
The perfect tribute
The crisis
Richard Carvel
The deerslayer
The last of the Mohicans
The little shepherd of Kingdom Come
The man without a country
A great treason
Ramona
Hugh Wynne
Red Rock
Uncle Tom's cabin
Barrie
Blackmore
Church
Church
Stories of other countries
The little minister
Lorna Doone
Pictures from Greek life and story
Pictures from Roman life and story
Dickens
Dickens
Dickens
Du Chaillu
Dumas
Irving
Kingsley
Lang
Lee
McGregor
Mulock
Porter
Pyle
Scott
Scott
Stevenson
Twain
Verne
Weyman
Yonge
Arnold
Chapman
Dana
Ingersoll
Mathews
Roberts
Roth
Serviss
Sharp
Adams
Adams
Jenks
Paret
A Christmas carol
David Copperfield
A tale of two cities
The land of the long night
The black tulip
The Alhambra
Westward ho!
Australia
When I was a boy in China
The Netherlands
John Halifax
The Scottish chiefs
Men of iron
Quentin Durward
The talisman
The black arrow
The adventures of Tom Sawyer
Twenty thousand leagues under the sea
A gentleman of France
The dove in the eagle’s nest
Out-of-door books
The sea-beach at ebb-tide
Bird life
According to season
Wild neighbors
Familiar features of the roadside
The kindred of the wild
A first book of forestry
Around the year with the stars
A watcher in the woods
Applied science; occupations
Harper’s electricity book for boys
Harper’s machinery book for boys
Photography for young people
Harper’s handy book for girls