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Reading Aloud for Pleasure and Proficiency
Listed here are exciting, moving, funny books middle schoolers will love to hear you read aloud.Books are listed alphabetically by author. Click on curriculum areas to find more books on that topic. Post your comments on the books here.  Print Friendly Format |
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Frantic Frogs and Other Frankly Fractured Folktales for Readers Theatre by Anthony D. Fredericks 1993 Scripts for readers theater productions based on fairy tales. Subjects: Professional Resource |
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Eleanor Roosevelt; a life of discovery by Russell Freedman 1993 A photo biography which reveals the life of a first lady who had a public life and an influence on American history. Subjects: American History | Civil Rights Movement | Decades | Women's History |
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Give Me Liberty!: The Story of the Declaration of Independence by Russell Freedman 2000 Using a narrative style, the author describes the people and events that led to the Declaration of Independence. Illustrated with well-chosen paintings and historic documents. Subjects: American History | Civics |
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Nory Ryan's Song by Patricia Reilly Giff 2000 When the potato blight attacks Ireland's crop in 1845, 12-year-old Nory Ryan's courage and ingenuity to help her family and neighbors survive. Subjects: Immigration |
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Close Encounters with Deadly Dangers; Riveting reads and classroom ideas by Kendall Haven 1999 Short 'true' stories about predators and their prey in various ecosystems. Subjects: Natural Science | Professional Resource |
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Amazing American Women; 40 Fascinating 5-Minute Reads by Kendall Haven 1995 Short selections about notable women in the fields of sports, politics, science, civil rights and others Subjects: American History | Professional Resource | Women's History |
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The Maze by Will Hobbs 1998 Foster child Rick, escapes from a juvenile detention facility and travels to Canyonlands National Park in Utah where he meets a bird biologist trying to reintroduce condors to the wild. Subjects: Adventure Stories | Ecology |
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Torn Thread by Anne Isaacs 2000 Two sisters sent to work in a German textile factory in Czechoslovakia in the closing days of World War II discover that there are many ways to define courage. Subjects: American History | Holocaust | World War II |
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