Great ideas on different ways to find good books to read!

2. Fiction books tell a story Nonfiction books provide
that is not real. facts about real things
like
people, countries, hist
ory, and animals.

5. Jeff Kinney

7. From Booklist
When Stink, Sophie, and
Webster discover that pet-
shop owner Mrs. Birdwhistle
has rescued 101 guinea pigs
from a perfume-testing
lab, they offer to help her
find good homes for the
critters. From the cheerful
illustration on the cover to
the final turn of
events, which takes Stink by
surprise, this will appeal to
small-animal lovers looking
for short chapter books.

10. Genre: Historical Fiction
Theme: Survival
Subject: The sinking of the
Titanic

11. How to Eat
Fried
Worms, by
Tomas
Rockwell

14. 2010 Notable Children's Books
Above is a link to the American
Library Association’s 2010
Notable Children’s Books. The
Association lists the best books
for children every year.
You Never Heard of
Sandy Koufax?! By
Jonah Winter

16. Afghanistan France Somalia

17. Massachusetts English Language Arts Curriculum Framework
Reading and Literature Strand
“Choosing books at all grade levels needs both breadth and depth in reading
experience. English language arts teachers should include classic
works, contemporary works, and significant works from other countries and
cultures.” p.27
General Standard 10: Genre. Students will identify, analyze, and learn the
characteristics of different genres.

18. Slide Shark in the Park and Great White Sharks
2:
Slide Red-eyed Tree Frog and More Bones
3:
Slide Diary of a Wimpy Kid
5:
Slide Because of Winn Dixie
6:
Slide Stink and the Great Guinea Pig Express
7:
Slide Franny K. Stein Mad Scientist – Attack of the 50 ft. Cupid and
8:
The Fran that Time Forgot
Slide 9: The Sign of the Beaver
Slide 10: White Star: a Dog on the Titanic
Slide 12: The Lightning Thief
Slide 13: The Dollhouse Murders
Slide 14: You Never Heard of Sanday Koufax?!
Slide 15: Treasure Island, and The Secret Garden
Slide 16: The Breadwinner, The Cat Who Walked Across France, Muktar
and the Camels.

19. Slide 1: Manasquan Public Library. Girl and boy reading image.
http://www.manasquan-nj.com/Boy-Girl-Reading.jpg
Slide 4: California Area School District. Librarian (animated image)
http://calsd.schoolwires.net/1642102288216557/lib/16421022
88216557/librarian.gif
Highland Church and Cross Connection Ministry. Children walking
in a group (image)
http://crossconnection.info/documents/cross_kids.html
Slide 5: USA Today 1/13/2009. Image of author Jeff Kinney.
http://i.usatoday.net/life/_photos/2009/01/13/wimpykinneyx-
topper-medium.jpg
Slide 6: American Library Association Newbery Award (image)
http://www.ala.org/ala/newspresscenter/mediapresscenter/pres
skits/youthmediaawards/Newbery%20Front%20A.jpg
Slide 10: Manly Rash.com blog Sinking of the Titanic (image)
http://www.manlyrash.com/blog/wp-
content/uploads/2009/06/titanic_sinking.jpg

20. Slide 11: New York Times How to Eat Fried Worms (Movie Photograph)
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2006/08/25/arts/25worm.1.600
.jpg
Kidport Reference Library Science: Worms (image)
http://www.kidport.com/RefLib/Science/animals/Images/Worms.JPG
Slide 14: American Library Association 2010 Notable Children’s Books
hyperlink
http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/alsc/awardsgrants/notalists/ncb/in
dex.cfm
Slide 16: Free Animated Blue Book 3d Book2 (page turning image)
http://www.gifanimations.com/GA/animation/ImageDisplay/1/6/1
Slide 18-20: Olive Center(United Kingdom) Internet/computer image.
http://www. olivecentre.org.uk/iba/images/internet.gif
Clip Organizer Sounds: Thunder, scream, ocean, bear, explosion, dog bark