1. The Book Cheerleader!

2. Good For One Grand Adventure

3. Incarceron Catherine Fisher

4. Mockingjay Suzanne Collins

5. The Books of Elsewhere Jacqueline West

6. Hereville: How Mirka Got Her Sword Barry Deutsch

7. Pod Stephen Wallenfels

8. As Easy as Falling Off the Face of the Earth Lynne Rae Perkins

9. Plain Kate Erin Bow

10. Now was very much the time to think of a brilliant, watertight, plan. Failing that, I improvised. The Amulet of Samarkand Jonathan Stroud and Andrew Donkin

11. The Jaguar Stones: Book One Middleworld J&P Voelkel

12. "The granola bars The bars. It had come to this. Miserably, he unwrapped a bar. He brought the compacted brown mass to his lips. With a heavy heart, he opened his mouth and prepared his tongue to receive the foul-tasting grunge. Then, in the nick of time, he recovered his fighting spirit. Things were bad, but not that bad. He still wasn't desperate enough to eat a granola bar.

13. Inspired by history

14. Borrowed Names: Poems about Laura Ingalls Wilder, Madam C.J. Walker, Marie Curie, and Their Daughters , g Jeannine Atkins

15. One Crazy Summer Rita Williams-Garcia

16. How do you fly three thousand miles to meet the mother you hadnt seem since y you needed her milk, needed to be picked up, or were four going on five, and not throw your arms around her whether her, she wanted you to or not?

17. The War to End All Wars: World War I Russell F d R ll Freedman

18. Mighty empires collapsed as a result of the fighting. New nations came into being. And the wars aftershocks are still being felt today. g g y The Russian Revolution, the rise of Hitler, Americas emergence as a world power, the Second World War, and continuing turmoil in the Middle East all have their roots in the First World War.

19. Wicked Girls: A Novel of the Salem Witch Trial Stephanie Hemphill

20. Revolution Jennifer Donnelly

21. I wish my cell phone worked. Right now. I wouldnt call 911 to come rescue me from the eighteenth century. As much as I want to, Id call Nathan. N th

22. Alchemy and Meggy Swann Karen Cushman

23. Folly Marthe Jocelyn

24. "I did not know the heart were like a china teacup hanging p g g in the cupboard from a single hook, that it could chip and crack and finally smash to the ground under a boot heel. And I did not know that even smithereens could reassemble into a heart. I did not know any of this

25. Storytellers Extraordinaire y

26. Sparky: Th Life and Art S k The Lif dA t of Charles Schulz Beverly Gherman y

27. Trickster: Native American Tales Matt Dembicki

28. TheOdyssey y y GarethHinds

29. Ah, b t t ll dreams are t Ah but not all d true. Th There are t two gates by t b which a dream may enter: one of shining ivory, one of plain horn. The dreams from the ivory gy gate are g glimmering illusions g that signify nothing. But those from the horn gate can come true if only we know which is which!

30. There is always a way to do what you truly love. The Dreamer Pam Munoz Ryan & Peter Sis

31. Zora and Me Victoria Bond & T.R. Simon

32. Zora Neale Hurston, Old Lady Bronson said, please dont tell said please don t me what you meant and what you didn t mean. didnt mean My first two names aint Old Lady for nothing. I been round here as long as theres been a round here.

33. It s Its How You Play the Game

34. Foiled Jane Yolen

35. The Cardturner Louis Sachar

36. I had told Leslie to stay away until Clifff arrived, so I could have some time alone with Toni, but that wasnt working out exactly as planned. I m planned Im a lot smoother in my daydreams than I am in real life.

37. Puzzling Things Out

38. Meanwhile Jason Shiga g

39. The Secret Science Alliance and the Copycat Crook Eleanor Davis

40. Food for Thought

41. A World of Food: Nigeria Dereen Taylor

42. Tyranny Lesley Fairfield

43. The Harder They Fall

44. They C ll d Th Th Called Themselves the l th K.K.K: The Birth of an American Terrorist Group Susan Campbell Bartoletti

45. You Charles Benoit

46. The Rise and Fall of Senator Joe McCarthy James Cross Giblin

47. Yummy: The Last Days of a Southside Shorty G. N i G Neri

48. Sir Charlie Sid Fleischman

49. His rags to riches story was in two words, tragic and wonderful.

50. I Need a Hero N d H

51. Heart of a Samurai Margi Preus

52. Silverfin: A James Bond Adventure Charlie Higson

53. Lafayette and the American Revolution Russell F d R ll Freedman

54. Zeus: King of the Gods George OConnor O Connor

55. All Star! Honus Hon s and the Most Famous Baseball Card Ever Jane Yolen

56. Theres Always a Choice

57. The Last Summer of the Death Warriors Francisco X. Stork

58. He opened his arms and she came to him. He held her head against his chest and he opened his eyes as wide as they would go in order to keep them dry. She wanted to say something, but he pressed her tight. Sh h h. Don t say anything. He let go of her Sh Dont anything. and started down as quickly as he could. I want my heart back, she said between sobs.

59. Will G Grayson, Will G Grayson John Green & David Levithan

60. Revolver Marcus Sedgwick g

61. "You know, I understand it now. There's always a , y third choice in life. Even if you think you're stuck between two impossible choices, there's always a third way. You just have to look for it.

62. To Infinity and Beyond

63. Zita the Spacegirl Ben Hatke

64. AmeliaEarhart:ThisBroadOcean SarahStewartTaylor

65. AmeliaLost:TheLifeand DisappearanceofAmeliaEarhart CandaceFleming

66. Archvillain Barry Lyga

67. Eye Spy

68. For Good Measure: The Ways We Say How Much, How Far, How H H Heavy, H How Bi H Big, How Old Ken Robbins

69. Can You Find It? America Linda Falken

70. Fairie-Ality Style David Ellwand

71. Mirror Jeannie Baker

72. Mother Earth, Father Sky

73. Ubiquitous Joyce Sidman

74. A.D. AD New Orleans After The Deluge Josh Neufeld

75. Ninth Ward t ad Jewell Parker Rhodes

76. Kakapo Rescue: Saving the Worlds Strangest Parrot Sy Montgomery

77. Found only in New Zealand, the kakapo is the rarest and heaviest Parrot, Parrot the only flightless and night-active parrot, and undoubtedly night active parrot the strangest parrot in the world: Weigh up to nine pounds Owl-like f O l lik face with whiskers ith hi k Dont talk but can growl like a dog & boom like a bullfrog Dont fly but can climb trees using feet and beak Can live to be at least 70 years old and likely to 100 years. y y y Feathers smell strongly of honey

78. The Frog Scientist Pamela S Turner S.

79. Here Comes the Garbage Barge! Jonah Winter

80. The Gardener S.A. Bodeen

81. The Write Stuff

82. Time You Let Me In Ti Y L M I Naomi Shihab Nye

83. Dave the Potter Laban Carrick Hill

84. Mirror Mirror Marilyn Singer y g

85. Spilling Ink S illi I k Anne Mazer & Ellen Potter

86. Middle School: Not for Wimps

87. Smile Raina Telgemeier

88. Falling In Frances ORoark Dowell

89. The Popularity Papers: Research for the S i l I f th Social Improvement and t d Betterment of Lydia Goldblatt & Julie Graham-Chang Amy Ignatow

90. The Strange Case of Origami Yoda Tom Angleberger

91. The big question: Is Origami Yoda real? Well, Well of course hes real I mean hes a piece of paper he s real. mean, he s paper. But I mean: Is he REAL? Does he really know things? Can he see the future? Does he use the Force?

92. It Always Hurts

93. Pop p Gordon Korman

94. By The Time You Read This This, Ill Be Dead Julie Anne Peters

95. I Kill Giants Joe Kelly

96. Wolves in the Woods

97. Raised By Wolves Jennifer Lynn Barnes

98. "Who knows how many of his attacks we missed? e This is Google we're talking about here, here not science." science "

99. The Incorrigible Children of Ashton Pl A ht Place: The Mysterious Howling Maryrose Wood

100. "If it were easy to resist, If it would not be called chocolate cake."