what is the best book ever writen that is apropriate for third graders?
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When I was in the fourth grade, (yes I know your question was for third graders) BUT: I read a book called The Night They Stole the Alphabet. I don't know who wrote it but it was AWESOME!! I plan to get it for my kids when they are old enough.
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Read Jon Stewart's "America: The Book."\n\nOK, it might not be appropriate for 6th grade, but it is a heck of a lot more accurate than the normal civics or social studies text book. (Do any of those mention lobbyists?) And, America The Book is a lot funnier than most school text books.
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I read the book when I was in the 4th grade, I think the book was much better than the movie!
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i've read it. middle school isn't like that-the book is fiction u kno. don't worry!
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boy or girl?\nthe lovely bones is for girls... (its soooo depressing!!)\ni say "exodus" (my 8th grade brother loved it too!), "the giver" (read it in 8th grade)... can't think of anything else!!\ngood luck!
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I read that book too. I thought it was great. I could relate to the almost everything about her. It was a good book, and i would recommend it as an escape, from all the bad things in your life, and that it is overall a relatable book to any teen, turning a teen, has been a teen, and so on. I liked the book the most because i wanted to keep going and going. It wasn't boring or draggin. The plot always came back. I actually read that book, and loved it, and your real friends and teacher will love whatever you write.
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who cares, 3rd grade doesnt matter
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My favorite~Half Magic by Edgar Eager~\nThree kids find a magic coin during their summer vacation. The coin grants their wishes BUT only by half~It is a wonderful summer read.\n\nGolden Compass or Subtle Knife by Phillip Pullman ~ If you like Harry Potter, try these~~~\n\nDr. Franklin's Island by Ann Halam~\nA plane crashes on the way to a wildlife conservation station deep in the rain forests of Ecuador. Semi, Miranda, and Arnie are the only survivors. They are stranded on what seems to be a deserted island, with only the little food and water they could find. They are unaware of being watched by a mad scientist eager to use them as his first human specimens in genetic engineering. His experiments cause them to experience the world in a whole new way... as animals!\n\nAlice in Wonderland by Louis Carroll~classic fantasy~
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She should be deep into the Ramona series by Beverly Cleary and already working on Judy Blume.\n\nAnd, if she likes boyish things, science fiction like Robert Heinlein's "Have Spacesuit, Will Travel" and other books are great for that age.
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Our preschool get a majority of our books from scholastic books and they are always good.\n\nhttp://www.scholastic.com/bookfairs/books/pr_learn.asp
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This is a really great site that I use.\n\nhttp://www.teachersfirst.com/100books.htm
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Are you a girl or boy?\n\nMy senior girls always love The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.\n\nI AM CHARLOTTE SIMMONS is good, too
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any novels will do. but if you are still trying to learn, try novels for teenagers like harry potter
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http://www.enchantedlearning.com is a very nice site.\n\nhttp://www.ed.gov/pubs/CompactforReading/tablek.html\n\nhttp://www.kidport.com/GradeK/GradeKHome.htm
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Try something from S.E.Hinton.The Outsiders" "Rumble Fish" and "Tex" are all short ,easy reading and deal with problems facing HS aged students.
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I love Harry Potter! The best book was probably Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire because I loved the triwizard tournament! I can't wait for the 7th book to come out!!!
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Try Scholastic, Lakeshore, or Simon and Shulster. They do provide reviews of their books, and you can also get reviews of books from local teacher organizations or the public library.