Wednesday, June 13, 2012
If you’re looking for some great summer reading options, check this list of “Favorite Pageturners” from James Patterson.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Adventure, magic, smart kids, amazing kids. This summer reading list appeals to a lot of different kids. School is out. Your child's summer journey is sure to be a page turner. Dead End in Norvelt By Jack Gantos Two months of being grounded during summer vacation change Jack Gantos’ life forever. Especially since it involves the mysterious chore of typing obituaries for his intriguing neighbor. Charlie Joe Jackson’s Guide to Not Reading By Tommy Greenwald What happens when Charlie Joe Jackson, the most reluctant reader EVER has to actually read a book? Big Nate in a Class by Himself (Big Nate series) By Lincoln Peirce Things don’t always go your way just because you’re awesome. The Strange Case of Origami Yoda By Tom Angleberger Dwight is …
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Book Nook
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Patch teamed up with James Patterson’s READKIDDOREAD to offer reading lists for every age. If you’re looking for some great summer reading options, check out this list of The Best Illustrated books from James Patterson.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Great storybooks turn new readers into lifetime learners. Where to start? This list of illustrated books for ages 2 to 7 is fun. Plus it includes books young readers can start to read TO you! Read one, or read ‘em all; post your thoughts in the comments. Or, if we missed a favorite book, let us know. Shark vs. Train by Chris Barton, Illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld Who do you think will win, Shark or Train? Blackout By John Rocco A summer blackout can actually be a great party! Dog and Bear: Two Friends, Three Stories By Laura Vaccaro Seeger Read about the adventures of best friends, Dog and Bear. Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems What happens when a pigeon volunteers to drive a bus? An engaging story in question and answer…
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Campus Books
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Manatee County Central Library
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Little Bookworms
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Patch and James Patterson’s READKIDDOREAD offer reading lists for every age. Here are picks for ages 11 and older.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Fantasy, adventure and first love (or crush). Summer reading is the ultimate escape, whether you're a teen hanging out at the beach or pool, or spending time at home. Read one, or read ‘em all – post your thoughts in the comments. Or, if we missed your favorite book, tell us in the comments! Great Advanced Reads for Tweens and Teens Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs A thrilling reading experience which combines fantasy with haunting vintage photography. Find out what happens when 16-year old Jacob discovers the ruins of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. The Lost Hero (Heroes of Olympus series) by Rick Riordan After rebuilding Camp Half-Blood, Kronos, Percy and their friends inherit a quest for which …
If you’re looking for some great summer reading options, check this list of “Terrific Transitional” books from James Patterson. They are for ages 6-9.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
These books help youngsters transition from illustrated stories to books they will love to read on their own. Pirate vs. Pirate: The Terrific Tale of a Big, Blustery Maritime Match by Mary Quattlebaum The biggest boy pirate and the maddest girl pirate face-off in a series of competitions and then find themselves falling in love! Bad Kitty Gets a Bath (Bad Kitty series) by Nick Bruel When you give a bath to Bad Kitty, you need, among other things, soap, a towel and a suit of armor. Amelia Bedelia by Peggy Parish and illustrated by Fritz Siebel Learn and laugh over housekeeper Amelia Bedelia’s attempts to understand her employer’s instructions. Don’t be surprised if she gets her sketchbook out to draw a picture of the drapes when her …
Toni Whitt
11:31 am on Wednesday, June 13, 2012
The National Park Service at De Soto Memorial has a gorgeous book (the illustrations are amazing) for young readers. Check it out. more ›