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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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For Reading Out Loud! by Margaret Mary Kimmel 1983 Gives suggestions and booklists for reading aloud. Subjects: Professional Resource |
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Readers Theatre for Young Adults; scripts and script development by Kathy Latrobe 1989 Scripts and ideas for using young adult books to develop scripts for readers theater productions. Subjects: Professional Resource |
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The Wreckers by Iain Lawrence 1998 Exciting tale of John Spencer who attempts to save his father after being shipwrecked in an English town with an evil secret. Subjects: Adventure | World History |
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Darkness over Denmark by Ellen Levine 2000 An account of the people of Denmark who risked their lives to help the Jews escape from the Nazis. Subjects: Holocaust | World War II |
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Anastasia Krupnik by Lois Lowry 1979 Humorous view of Anastasia's 10th year, as told by Anastasia. Subjects: Humor | Poetry |
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Extraordinary People in Extraordinary Times by Patrick M. Mendoza 1999 Short folklore and true tales related to real historical figures Subjects: History | Multicultural |
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The Squire's Tale by Gerald Morris 1998 In medieval England, fourteen-year-old Terence finds his tranquil existence suddenly changed when he becomes the squire of the young Gawain of Orkney and accompanies him on a long quest. Subjects: Character Education | Humor | World History |
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Blizzard by Jim Murphy 2000 This vivid account of the blizzard of 1888, which paralyzed the Northeast, illuminates the profound changes, political, legal and personal that are often the aftermath of a cataclysmic event. Suggested for ages 10 - 14 Subjects: American History | Civics | History | New York City | Sibert Honor | Snow | Weather |
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