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Book List Number Two

It turns out that A.'s reading list was the easiest reading list to put together. Mainly because he had an opinion and filled up half of the list with request.

Beginning with the Lord of the Rings trilogy which he has been harassing me all year to read. I said that he could read it this summer and he can hardly wait.

I'm raising a geek what can I tell you. The fun part is that I am geek and we get to talk about books.

Mine is an exciting home.

Here is his list I found a website that lets you know what the AR level of the book is so I am including it on this list.



The Fellowship of the Ring JRR Tolkien AR 6.1
The Two Towers JRR Tolkien AR 6.3
The Return of the King JRR Tolkien AR 6.2
I Know What You Did Last Summer Lois Duncan AR 4.7
Charley Skedaddle Patricia Beatty AR 5.2
From the Mixed up Files of Mrs, Basil E. Frankweiler EL Konigsburg AR 4.7
The City of Ember Jeanne DuPrau AR 5.0
The Westing Game Ellen Rasking AR 5.3
Artemis Fowl Eoin Colfer AR 5.0
A Wrinkle in Time Madeleine L'Engle AR 4.7
Treasure Island Robert L Stevenson AR 5.6
Ginger Pye Eleanor Estes AR 6.0
Al Capone Does My Shirts Gennifer Choldenko AR 3.5
The Mysterious Benedict Society Trenton Stewart AR 5.6
Horns and Wrinkles Joseph Helgerson AR 5.1
The Wednesday Wars Gary D. Schmidt AR 5.9
Savvy Ingrid Law AR 6.0
Scat Carl Hiaasen AR 5.5
The Battle of the Labyrinth Rick Riordan AR 4.1
The Neverending Story Michael Ende AR 5.9

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