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The perfect way to encourage youngsters to
read is to give them good books. These selections are all newer titles
to keep up with the times and the trends, and are catered to readers
approximately aged 8-12. What better way to be remembered by a distant
grandchild than to send a present in the mail every month?
Harry
Potter
by J.K. Rowling It's as good as everyone says it is. Who can resist the young wizard and those stupid Muggles? Even adults are hooked. Good clean fun: here is teh joy of reading a good book! |
Dear
Mr. Henshaw
by Beverly Cleary A wonderful series of letters written by a boy to his favorite author. Over the course of time, he confides his greatest worries, his dreams, and his growing maturity. |
Holes
by Louis Sachar |
Dicey's
Song
by Cynthia Voigt |
Roll
of Thunder, Hear My Cry
by Mildred D. Taylor |
The
Golden Compass
by Philip Pullman |
A
Bone From a Dry Sea
by Peter Dickinson |
The
Book of Night With Moon
by Diane Duane |
Boy
of the Painted Cave
by Justin Denzel |
The
Legend of Luke
by Brian Jacques |
The
Birchbark House
by Louise Erdrich |
Sarah,
Plain and Tall
by Patricia MacLachlan This 1985 Newbery winner was about a mail-order bride from Maine transplanted to widowed family in the Midwest. Although Sarah is homesick, she makes a good home for the children and teaches them that home is where the heart is. |
Book Club types available:
Reader's Club: clean used
books
Bookworm Society: new books
Book Lover's Guild: collectible
hardbacks
giftwrap and shipping included
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