Hi,
I used these books for read alouds with my RtI students last year(almost all 
boys): Weasel, Hatchet (and its sequels), Zorgamazoo, Paul Harvey's The Rest of 
the Story, Tears of a Tiger, In the Land of the Lawn Weenies, Jim Trelease's 
Read Alouds for older kids. Monterey County libraries in CA also had a hand out 
called "Short and Skinny" and it was a list of titles for reluctant readers. I 
could get my kids to read, but only if it wasn't too long.
Best of luck,
Aimee Armstrong

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Subject: [LIT] Need Book Recommendations Grades 7 & 8

I will be teaching students in grades 7 and 8 that are reading below grade 
level. These are also students who do not find reading enjoyable.   I am 
looking for recommendations of books with a lot of adventure and action. Books 
that the kids can't put down.   I do a lot of the reading aloud with lots of 
discussion so books can be on grade level.   Any suggestions?
 
 
Pat
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Dear Pat,
 
I would suggest "Alabama Moon," one of the "Hatchet" books, "Bud Not Buddy," 
"Freak the Mighty,"  "Surviving the Applewhites,"  the Percy Jackson series, 
"Graveyard Book," and (if it's not too violent for your taste) "Hunger Games," 
which didn't spend longer than 15 minutes on my shelf at any point last year. 
 
 
Annie
 
 
 
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Subject: [LIT] Need Book Recommendations Grades 7 & 8
 
I will be teaching students in grades 7 and 8 that are reading below grade 
level. These are also students who do not find reading enjoyable.   I am 
looking for recommendations of books with a lot of adventure and action. Books 
that the kids can't put down.   I do a lot of the reading aloud with lots of 
discussion so books can be on grade level.   Any suggestions?
 
 
Pat
www.pawsofwood.com
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