Sunday, December 5, 2010

Books Read in November

Okay,  I know it is the 5th of December but my last few weeks have been a whirlwind.  Especially last week where I had a meeting every morning at school and something happening in the evenings or afternoons at school.  I am now taking a small break to list the books I've read this month.  I will not leave a link as that would take way too much time.  Some of these books I didn't blog about.  Why?  I am a judge for INSPY and CYBILS and have been reading, reading, reading and when you see how many books I read in November, you'll understand why I didn't review them all.  You'll also understand why I've been so exhausted.  So here goes the list.


1.   A Family’s Journey Through Prayer – M. Diane Cress
2.   A First Christmas, Friends and Festivity – Sean Noonan
3.   A Million Shades of Gray – Cynthia Kadohata
4.   Bad Kitty vs. Uncle Murray – Nick Bruel
5.   Big Nate: in a Class By Himself – Lincoln Peirce
6    Bobby The Brave (Sometimes) – Lisa Yee
7.   Boys Without Names – Kashmira Sheth
8.   Buddy Zooka:  In the French Quarter and Beyond – Tracey Tangerine
9.   Classic Starts:  Great Expectations – Charles Dickens
10. Classic Starts:  Moby-Dick – Herman Melville
11. Clementine, Friend of the Week – Sara Pennypacker
12. Edgar Allan’s Official Crime Investigation Notebook – Mary Amato
13. Elite Ambition – Jessica Burkhart
14. Emily’s Fortune – Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
15. Finn Reeder, Flu Fighter – Eric Stevens
16. Fiona Finkelstein Meets Her Match – Shawn K.Stout
17. Flush – Carl Hiaasen
18. Gaff – Shan Correa
19. Guinea Dog – Patrick Jennings
20. How I Nicky Flynn, Finally Get a Life (and a Dog) – Art Corriveau
21. I Emma Freke – Elizabeth Atkinson
22. I Fooled You:  Ten Stories of Tricks, Jokes and Switcheroos
23. I.Q.:  The White House – Roland Smith
24. Island Sting – Bonnie J.Doerr
25. It’s Raining Cupcakes – Lisa Shroeder
26. Julia Gillian and the Dream of the Dog – Alison McGhee
27. Mallory Goes Green – Laurie B. Friedman
28. Mamba Point – Kurtis Scaletta
29. Me and Rolly Maloo – Janet S. Wong
30. Milo:  Sticky Notes and Brain Freeze - Alan Silberberg
31. Mockingbird – Kathryn Erskine
32. My Best Frenemy – Julie Bowe
33. My Fake Boyfriend is Better Than Yours – Kristina Springer
34. My Life as a Book – Janet Tashjian
35. My Life with the Lincolns – Gayle Brandeis
36. Neil Flambe and the Marco Polo Murders – Kevin Sylvester
37. NERDS:  M is for Mama’s Boy = Michael Buckley
38. Nice and Mean – Jessica Leader
39. Nuts – Kacy Cook
40. Only One Year – Andrea Cheng
41. Orphan – John Weber
42. Pies & Prejudice – Heather Vogel Frederick
43. Red Wolf – Liza Marklund
44. River Odyssey – Philip Roy
45. Saint Training – Elizabeth Fixmer
46. Shooting Kabul – N.H. Senzai
47. Spike and Ali Enson – Malaika Rose Stanley
48. Stolen Child – Marsha Forchuk skrypuch
49. The Adventure of Andy and Spirit –Mary Jean Kelso
50. The Archaeolojesters – Andreas Oertel
51. The Case of the Crooked Carnival = Michele Torrey
52. The Case of the Terrible T. Rex – Michele Torrey
54. The Defense of Thaddeus A. Ledbetter
55. The Devil’s Door – Paul B. Thompson
56. The Dog in the Wood – Monika Schroder
57. The Dreamer – Pam Munoz Ryan
58. The Fizzy Whiz Kid – Maiya Williams
59. The Fossil Hunter of Sydney Mines – Jo Ann Yhard
60. The Ghostwriter Secret – Mac Barnett
61. The Healing Spell – Kimberly Griffiths Little
62. The Private Thoughts of Amelia E. Rye
63. The Reinvention of Moxie Roosevelt
64. The Total Tragedy of a Girl Named Hamlet – Erin Dionne
65. This is Me From Now On – Barbara Dee
66. This Mean War – Ellen Wittlinger
67. Throwing Heat – Fred Bowen
68. To Come and Go Like Magic – Katie Pickard Fawcett
69. Vordak the Incomprehensible – Vordak T. Incomprehensible
70. Wishing for Tomorrow – Hilary McKay
71. Words That Start with B – Vikki Vansickle
72. Zora and Me – Bond & T.R. Simon

2 comments:

  1. Sandra - I don't know how you do it - but thank you for reading so many books and for making MILO one of them! Do you sleep?

    Happy holidays!

    Alan Silberberg

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  2. During Cybils I don't sleep much. I enjoy it. It means more great books to recommend to my students.

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