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African American Folk Tales
African American Poetry

Back to School

Beginning Chapter Books Series

Beginning Chapter Book Stars
Bored, Nothing to Do...Until Now!
Boys & Girls Breaking Stereotypes
Caldecott Medal
Coretta Scott King Award

Dig In! Books that Cook
Fantasy
Fractured Fairy Tales
     American Fairy Tale Variations
     Fractured Cinderella
     Fractured Mother Goose
Funny Stories

If You Like Charlotte's Web
If You Like Contests & Competitions
If You Like Diary of a Wimpy Kid
If You Like Harry Potter
If You Like Inkheart
If You Like Junie B. Jones
If You Like Shrek
If You Like Spiderwick Chronicles
If You Like Superheroes
Indiana Stories
Mysteries

Newbery Medal
Readers - Beginners
Reading With Help
Reading Alone
Scary Stories
Science Fiction
Super Sleuths
Survival Stories
Tales, Myths & Legends
These Books Stink (in a good way!)

Thimbletack & Other Little People
Top Secret! Adventures in Spying
Treasure Hunting
Wild Things! Adventures in Badness

YHBA Picture Book Nominees 2008-2009
YHBA Intermediate Nominees 2008-2009
YHBA Middle Grade Nominees 2008-2009

YHBA Picture Book Nominees 2009-2010

YHBA Intermediate Nominees 2009-2010

YHBA Middle Grade Nominees 2009-2010


 

Staff Recommends for Kids

Mudshark

by Gary Paulsen
jFIC PAU

Mudshark was cool. There was no specific reason for it, he just was. Also, he thought all the time, he read all the time, he observed everyone and everything, and he remembered ALL of it. So, he could find your missing stuff, answer all your questions, and solve all your problems! Thus, Mudshark’s LIFE was also cool, until three things happened. The gerbil escaped from room 206, the erasers began disappearing from all the rooms, and a possibly psychic parrot started stealing Mudshark’s thunder by answering questions (correctly!) before he could. And, Mudshark couldn’t solve any of it!

Recommended by Doriene Smither - Pike Library



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