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Rob Roy (SCOTT)

The Good Earth (BUCK)

The Prince (MACHIAVELLI)

The Decameron (BOCCACCIO)

Billy Budd (MELVILLE)

The Story of King Arthur and His Knights (PYLE)

Life All Around Me by Ellen Foster (GIBBONS)

Death in Venice (MANN)

Robinson Crusoe (DEFOE)

The Secret Sharer (CONRAD)

The Hunchback of Notre Dame (HUGO)

The Metamorphosis (KAFKA)

The House of the Spirits (ALLENDE)

Tarzan of the Apes (BURROUGHS)

Chronicle of a Death Foretold (GARCÍA MÁRQUEZ)

Annie John (KINCAID)

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay (CHABON)

The Prince and the Pauper (TWAIN)

Tales of the Greek Heroes (GREEN)

A Wizard of Earthsea (LE GUIN)

Savvy (LAW)

Around the World in 80 Days (VERNE)

The Pearl (STEINBECK)

Island of the Blue Dolphins (O'DELL)

How to Train Your Dragon (COWELL)

Dandelion Clocks (WESTCOTT)

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (ROWLING)

Haroun and the Sea of Stories (RUSHDIE)

Tom's Midnight Garden (PEARCE)

The Odyssey (HINDS)

Where the Mountain Meets the Moon (LIN)

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay (COLLINS)

Walk Two Moons (CREECH)

A Bear Called Paddington (BOND)

Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure at the Copper Beeches (DOYLE)

Charlotte’s Web (WHITE)

Holes (SACHAR)

The Boy in the Dress (WALLIAMS)

Mountain Bike Mania (CHRISTOPHER)

It’s All Greek to Me (SCIESZKA)

Divided We Fall (GIBBONS)

Judy Moody Saves the World (MCDONALD)

The Boy with the Biggest Head in the World (PEIRCE)

The World of Norm: May Require Batteries (MERES)

Chrysanthemum (HENKES)

The Fire Cat (AVERILL)

Boffin Boy and the Forest of the Ninja (ORME)

Poppleton in Winter (RYLANT)

Amulet: The Stonekeeper (KIBUISHI)

Snowballs (EHLERT)

Hi! Fly Guy (ARNOLD)

The Cat in the Hat (SEUSS)

A Tale of Two Sisters (LAGONEGRO)

The Best Bug Parade (MURPHY)

INFORMATIONAL TITLESLITERATURE TITLES

Sustaining Life: How Human Health Depends on Biodiversity (CHIVIAN & BERNSTEIN)

Fair Play: The Ethics of Sport (SIMON)

The Wealth of Nations (SMITH)

Eothen (KINGLAKE)

Alida's Song (PAULSEN)

Aristotle's Physics (ARISTOTLE)

History of the Common Law of England (HALE)

In Defence of Food: An Eater’s Manifesto (POLLAN)

Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (BLOOM)

Principles of Economics (MARSHALL)

Arctic Dreams: Imagination andLandscape (LOPEZ)

A Brief History of Time (HAWKING)

Extraordinary Origins of Everyday Things (PANATI)

What a Great Idea!: Inventions That Changed the World (TOMECEK)

The Longitude Prize (DASH)

In Search of Our Mothers’ Gardens (WALKER) Charles Dickens and the Street Children of London (WARREN)

Vincent Van Gogh: of an Artist (GREENBERG &JORDAN)

Going Solo (DAHL)

Black Potatoes: The Story of the Great Irish Famine, 1845-1850 (BARTOLETTI) Out of Darkness: The Story of Louis Braille (FREEDMAN)

Survivors: True Stories of Children in the Holocaust (ZULLO)

Escape!: The Story of the Great Houdini (FLEISCHMAN)

My Life with the Chimpanzees (GOODALL)

Conquering Everest (HYDE)

The World's Greatest Elephant (HELFER)

Quest for the Tree Kangaroo: An Expedition Forest of New Guinea (MONTGOMERY)

Be Water, My Friend: The Early Years of Bruce Lee (MOCHIZUKI)

Mapping Shipwrecks with Coordinate Planes (WALL)

Facing the Lion (LEKUTON)

Pretty in Print: Questioning Magazines (BOTZAKIS)

Where Do Polar Bears Live? (THOMSON)

A Street Through Time (MILLARD)

Who Were the Beatles? (EDGERS)

From Seed to Plant (GIBBONS)

Sabertooths and the Ice Age (OSBORNE)

Claude Monet (CONNOLLY)

Dolphin Dive (BUCKLEY)

Stone Girl, Bone Girl (ANHOLT)

Tadpoles and Frogs (MILBOURNE) Half You Heard of Fractions? (ADAMSON)

Rally for Recycling (BULLARD)

Hibernation (NELSON)

BMX Blitz (CIENCIN)

What is Friction? (TRUMBAUER)

Eddie and Ellie's Opposites... At the Farm (RISSMAN)

The Bravest Cat! (DRISCOLL)

Looking Through a Microscope (BULLOCK)

We All Do Something Well (ROTNER)

I Love Trains! (STURGES)

Caring for Nature (GUILLAIN)

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1300L The North Pole Was Here: Puzzles and Perils at the Top of the World REVKIN

In 1827, Parry undertook one of the �rst expeditions speci�cally aimed at reaching the North Pole. He fell far short, but by then had become a celebrity - the �rst Arctic star but hardly the last. In the nineteenth century and the �rst half of the twentieth century, those who sailed, hiked, sledded, or �ew north were some of the world's most celebrated heroes. �e isolation, mystery, and deadliness of this region added to the mystique surrounding those who survived their adventures here. �e �rst voyages north were mainly for practical reasons, to �nd new northerly shipping routes from the Atlantic Ocean that would allow ships to reach the Paci�c without sailing south around Africa or South America. But the brutal conditions made the trips into extraordinary tests of courage and endurance.

900L The Adventures of Nanny Piggins SPRATT

Brilliant ideas o�en came to Nanny Piggins when she was asleep. To be strictly accurate, they came to her when she was awake, lying in bed with her eyes closed, not wanting to get up yet. Either way, bed was a place of creative genius for her. And so it happened on this particular day, as she snuggled beneath her comforter, that Nanny Piggins was struck with wonderful inspiration. She shook Derrick, Samantha, and Michael awake. All three of them were asleep on Nanny Piggins's bed because they enjoyed sleeping in too. And they knew Nanny Piggins's room was the only place their father would not harass them about it. Mr. Green never entered his nanny's room because (even though he would never admit it) he was slightly afraid of her. "Wake up!" cried Nanny Piggins. "We've got no time to waste."

400L Ghost Wolf BRADFORD

�e others fell asleep right away, but Matt lay awake in the dark.�ank goodness the camp was only for two weeks. If only they didn't have to go on a two-day tenting trip at the end. �ey were going to paddle across lakes. �ey were going to portage the canoes between the campsites. He was just a kid. How was he supposed to carry a canoe? �en he sat up straight in his bunk again. Was that a howl in the distance? He stuck his head out into the room and listened. It came again. Was it a wolf ?

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