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Goosebumps: The Haunted School (Goosebumps) 27 reviews R L Stine
Scholastic Inc., 2005
Mason's Favorite Book I adore Goosebumps because I like scary books. The best parts are the funny parts. I get frightened and put the book down and stare at the wall, thinking why am I scared. That's why I give this book 5 stars.
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Harry Potter And The Sorcerers Stone - 10th Anniversary Edition (Harry Potter) J.K. Rowling
Scholastic Inc., 2008
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The Official Pokémon Handbook 59 reviews Maria S. Barbo
Scholastic Inc., 1999
Great Book We got this book for my five year old because he loves Pokemon. It was a great book for me too. I learned a lot about how the world of Pokemon works. I would recommend it to others that want to know more about them.
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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6) 3588 reviews J. K. Rowling
Scholastic, Inc., 2005
Amazing - it keeps getting better! It really does keep getting better - every new book becomes my new favorite. Favorite scene: Felix Felicis/Slughorn/Harry gets the memory. And of course the kiss. And the cave. And pretty much the whole book. The death scene was the most devastating thing I have ever read. You really become emotionally invested in the characters. For the first time ever, I started re-reading the book immediately ...
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Captain Underpants And The Preposterous Plight Of The Purple Potty People 20 reviews Dav Pilkey
Scholastic Inc., 2006
Pilkey's Purple Potty People prevail! My 8-year-old loved it. Funny without being unkind. Laugh with, not at. Sure, there are some pranks, but essentially harmless. Also my 17-year-old loved it, and yes, my 42-year-old wife loved it. And I got a great deal of entertainment, also. Buy it and have fun!!
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Pride And Prejudice 869 reviews Jane Austen
Scholastic Inc., 1948
My favorite Jane Austen Book If you have never read any of Jane Austen's books, I recommend you read this one. Definitely her masterpiece. Wonderful love story, great characters. You won't want to put it down.
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Sinnoh Handbook (Pokemon) 7 reviews Tracey West, Katherine Noll
Scholastic Inc., 2007
Great Pokemon "dictionary" I ordered this book for my 6-year-old son who is really into Pokemon at the moment. He absolutely loves this book.
The book features many of the most popular Pokemon, gives a brief summary of their abilities and even states their height, weight and possible moves.
What's best about this book for me as a mother is that my son, a first-grader, practices his reading without me asking him too, ...
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Bionicle Encyclopedia (Bionicle) 15 reviews Greg Farshtey
Scholastic Inc., 2007
Great resource My 13 year od lego maniac loves the collectors book. He says it is a good resource for Bionicle knowledge.
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Harry Potter Paperback Box Set (Books 1-6) 251 reviews J.K. Rowling
Scholastic Inc., 2006
Wasn't too sure about this..... but i was so happy that i did buy it and read it in order. It was so so good..i love Harry Potter I now get the hype.
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Cypher The Mountain Giant (Beast Quest) 1 review Adam Blade
Scholastic Inc., 2007
My first grader loves these books I have a 1st grader who reads at the 4th grade level. While his reading skills are great, he is still only 6 and his topics of interest are ...well, the interests of a 6-year-old boy. My son LOVES this series. He curls up with them and reads them on his own, and yet still loves to have them read aloud. Best of all, his dad and I don't mind reading them aloud --- we love them too.
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How To Draw The Newest Pokemon Maria B. Alfano
Scholastic Inc., 2008
Every good Trainer knows that each Pokemon is unique. That's what makes them a challenge to battle--and a challenge to draw! But if you're determined to sketch 'em all, then this book is a great start. It's packed with tips to get you drawing the newest Pokemon characters. So sharpen your pencil and get ready to go!
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Ripley's Special Edition 2008 (Ripley's Believe It Or Not Special Edition) 6 reviews Ripley's Inc
Scholastic Inc., 2007
Out of this world book for inspiring creativity. George's Pond: Created in the Beloved Tradition of Charlotte's Web
West's Time Machine
Being a children's writer and educator, I often recommend reading to my son and my students. This book mesmerized my students for hours. They kept quoting unusual things held within its pages. There were many amazing things on every page that allow the reader to come back latter and experience it all ...
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The Fluent Reader: Oral Reading Strategies for Building Word Recognition, Fluency, and Comprehension 8 reviews Timothy V. Rasinski
Scholastic, Inc., 2003
Fantastic and so practical! The book was given to me by my principal and after reading the first chapter I gave it back so I could buy my own. This is a book every elementary teacher should own and refer to on a regular basis. It has enough theory to it to support its findings without slowing down the reading. Most of the book has practical suggestions and methods to use in the classroom. I have been so motivated by ...
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A Tangled Web (Star Wars: Last of the Jedi, Book 5) 16 reviews Jude Watson
Scholastic Inc., 2006
Jude Watson is great! I've read Watson's Jedi Apprentice and loved it, so I thought I might wanna try the latest books of her.
I just loved it and can't stop reading. These books are addicting.
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Hatchet 1140 reviews Gary Paulsen
Scholastic Inc., 1999
The real "Man vs. Wild"! Great book for young boys!
Hatchet is a classic, its often required reading for grade school.
Its the original man vs. wild story.
Its also the 1st book in the series=
Hatchet
The River
Brian's Winter
Brian's Return
Brian's Hunt
Highly recommended for boys interested in the outdoors/survival!
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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Indiana Jones) 2 reviews James Luceno
Scholastic Inc., 2008
Wonderful Wonder Emporium I ordered this as a class set for my second graders to read. We did a book study (reading, grammar, spelling). This is a wonderfully written book. It was so descriptive that my students were able to do some awesome visualizations (illustrations of what was read) to put up in our classroom. We ended our study unit with a trip to see the movie. My students loved the book and felt very grown up ...
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Wuthering Heights (Apple Classics) 493 reviews Emily Bronte
Scholastic Inc., 1961
Not bad, not bad at all... I was kind of skeptical of this book in the beginning, after all, a book that has like three generations of families, half of them with the same name is really confusing. In addition, it seemed that I could find any good characters in this book. Even the main character has faults that I would look down upon. This book centers around the revenge of the main character Heathcliff. After trudging ...
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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom (Big Book) 178 reviews Bill Martin Jr., John Archambault
Scholastic Inc., 1995
Educatioal and Well Written What a FUN book! My two-year-old son loves this book and I love to read it to him. The words have a great cadence and I find myself singing each page! The pictures are very primitive which is nice (no sensory overload) and it helps young children to learn their alphabet. The story is super cute and the author uses great imagery. Although the illustrations are primitive, you can imagine these ...
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Using Picture Books To Teach Writing With The Traits 3 reviews Ruth Culham
Scholastic, Inc., 2004
A Fabulous teaching tool for the 2000's! As a parent and teacher, this book has valuable ideas that are easily accessible and understood! I found it to be a great book to have in my bag of tricks for teaching! Thanks Ms. Culham for another insightful book in your line of great books on the traits!
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For The Dad Who's Best At Everything (The Dads' Book) Michael Heatley
Scholastic Inc., 2008
Inside you'll find: -- Practical advice on everything from changing diapers to watching the kids to trying to get out of it altogether! -- Words of wisdom and tricks of the trade from actual fathers! -- How-to instructions for becoming the coolest dad on the block, including: Making bows and arrows! Leading camping expeditions! Building a super kite! -- Funny jokes and anecdotes about the trials and tribulations of fatherhood! And ...
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