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Chapter Books
Classic Books
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
by Mark Twain
5th grader Sarah says, "
A young adventurous boy
named Tom is in for it when he witnesses a murder in the graveyard! Tom
swore with his friend Huck that he wouldn't breathe a word...but he does.
Now Tom and his friend Becky are lost in a cave. Can they get out? Will the
murderer come...and get revenge? This book makes you keep flipping the pages
until you are done!" |
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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
5th grader Bryan says, " There is a plan
to dig up a man that was imprisoned. He gets back together with his daughter and she falls
in love with Charles Donney. He is not English. He is French. This was a long book, but
good. At times, it was hard to follow." |
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Little Women by
Louisa May Alcott
5th grader Kelly says, "I think this was
a good book because you get to see how blessed we are when the people in the story were so
very poor and had to raise money by doing their best deeds. We truly are blessed." |
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Chapter books are
found in the FICTION section of our LMC.
They all have a capital FIC on their spine label above the first
three letters of the author's last name.
Like this:
Once students become
pretty good readers, chapter books are for them. This is where your
imagination really kicks in and a well written story brings fantasy
to life.
Clow Kids rave
about these REALLY GOOD chapter books!
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