reading lists

People often ask me what my kids are reading. Punk is an avid fiction reader, while Kooka is more inclined to sit with a dictionary in her lap for 30 minutes, just trying to improve her vocabulary.  Regardless, while no means comprehensive, this is an idea of what their year in "pleasure reading" looks like:

Punk - 5th grade:
The Titan's Curse                                                    by Rick Riordan
(Percy Jackson & the Olympians - book 3)

The Battle of the Labyrinth                                     by Rick Riordan
(Percy Jackson & the Olympians - book 4)

Artemis Fowl                                                           by Eoin Colfer

Artemis Fowl - the Arctic Incident (book 2)            by Eoin Colfer

Artemis Fowl - the Eternity Code (book 3)             by Eoin Colfer

Fever 1793                                                               by Louise Halse Anderson

Heck - Where The Bad Kids Go 
                              by Dale E. Basye

Rapacia: The Second Circle Of Heck                      by Dale E. Basye

Diary of a Wimpy Kid (books 1-4)                           by Jeff Kinney

Encyclopedia of Immaturity                                     by Klutz

Encyclopedia of Immaturity Volume 2                      by Klutz


Kooka - 2nd grade:


The Giggler Treatment                                              by Roddy Doyle

Buddy - Puppy Place Series
                                      by Ellen Miles

The Sisters Grimm                                                     by Michael Buckley

The Wind in the Willows                                            by Kenneth Grahame

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone                      by J.K. Rowling

The Bald Bandit - A to Z mysteries                            by Ron Roy

Encyclopedia Brown, Boy Detective                         by Donald J. Sobol

Half Magic                                                                 by Edward Eager

Zoo School                                                                by Laurie Miller Hornik

Matilda                                                                      by Roald Dahl

Comments

Anonymous said…
Could I please borrow the Encyclopedia of Immaturity when you're done?

~Treats
j said…
I thought you WROTE it. But yes, you may.