1. So Many Books…

3. Miss Brooks Loves Books!
(and I don’t)
Barbara Bottner

4. “Protect your heart”

5. Foiled
Jane Yolen

6. Folly
Marthe Jocelyn

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

8. Mercury
Hope Larson

9. Puzzling Things Out

10. Meanwhile
Jason Shiga

11. Pluto
Naoki Urasawa, Osamu
Tezuka. Takashi Nagasaki;
Jared Cook, Frederik L Schodt

12. When You Reach Me
Rebecca Stead

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

14. Green Manor: Assassins and
Gentlemen
Fabien Vehlmann, Bodart,
Elaine Kemp

15. The Cardturner
Louis Sachar

16. “I had told Leslie to stay away until Clifff
arrived, so I could have some time alone with
Toni, but that wasn’t working out exactly as
planned. I’m a lot smoother in my daydreams
than I am in real life.”

17. Food for Thought

18. A World of Food:
Nigeria
Dereen Taylor

19. The Omnivore’s Dilemma:
The Secrets Behind What You Eat
Michael Pollan

20. Tyranny
Lesley Fairfield

23. The Harder They Fall

24. Shark vs. Train
Chris Barton

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

26. Sir Charlie
Sid Fleischman

27. Welcome to the Jungle

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

29. "The granola 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.“

30. Jumped
Rita Williams-Garcia

31. Wolves in the Woods

32. The Incorrigible Children of Ashton
Place: The Mysterious Howling
Maryrose Wood

33. Raised By Wolves
Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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

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

36. Asian Delights

37. Tofu Quilt
Ching Yeung Russell

38. Where the Mountain
Meets the Moon
Grace Lin

39. Mixed Vegetables
Ayumi Komura

40. Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei:
The Power of Negative Thinking
Koji Kumeta

41. Itazura Na Kiss
Kaoru Tada

42. I Need a Hero

43. Imogene’s Last Stand
Candace Fleming

44. Outlaw: The Legend of Robin
Hood
Tony Lee, Sam Hart & Artur Fujita

45. Marcello in the Real World
Francisco X. Stork

46. The Chosen
David Morrell

47. Zeus: King of the Gods
George O’Connor

48. All Star!
Honus and the Most Famous
Baseball Card Ever
Jane Yolen

49. You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?!
Jonah Winter

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

51. There’s Always a Choice

52. Truce
Jim Murphy

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

54. 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 and started down as quickly as
he could.
“I want my heart back,” she said between sobs.

55. Revolver
Marcus Sedgwick

56. "You know, I understand it now. There's
always a 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.”

57. It Always Hurts

58. By The Time You Read This,
I’ll Be Dead
Julie Anne Peters

59. A Small Free Kiss in the Dark
Glenda Millard

60. Smile!
Raina Telgemeier

61. Pop
Gordon Korman

62. I Kill Giants
Joe Kelly

63. To Infinity and Beyond

64. T-Minus: The Race to the Moon
Jim Ottaviani

65. Almost Astronauts: 13 Women
Who Dared to Dream
Tanya Lee Stone

66. Archvillain
Barry Lyga

67. Pod
Wallenfels

68. Good For One Grand Adventure

71. The Wonderful Wizard of OZ
Eric Shanower

72. The Sandman:
The Dream Hunters
Neil Gaiman

73. Incarceron
Catherine Fisher

74. Fire
Kristin Cashore

75. A Conspiracy of Kings
Megan Whalen Turner

76. Eye Spy

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

79. Paris in the Spring with
Picasso
Joan Yolleck

80. Can You Find It? America
Linda Falken

82. Urban Animals
Isabel Hill

85. Fairie-Ality Style
David Ellwand

87. Mother Earth, Father Sky

88. Trickster: Native American Tales
A Graphic Collection
Matt Dembicki

90. A.D New Orleans After
The Deluge
Josh Neufeld

91. 31 Ways to Change the World:
We are What We Do, and You!
Tanis Taylor

92. Here Comes the
Garbage Barge!
Jonah Winter

93. Years of Dust: The Story
of The Dust Bowl
Albert Marrin

94. The Storm in the Barn
Matt Phelan

95. The Gardener
S.A. Bodeen

96. The Write Stuff

97. Time You Let Me In
Naomi Shihab Nye

98. I Can’t Keep My Own Secrets: Six-
Word Memoirs by Teens Famous &
Obscure
Rachel Fershleiser & Larry Smith

99. Side by Side:
New Poems Inspired by Art
From Around the World
Jan Greenberg

100. Mirror Mirror
Marilyn Singer

102. Spilling Ink
Anne Mazer & Ellen Potter

103. BFF

104. Snake and Lizard
Joy Cowley

105. Henry in Love
Peter McCarty

106. The Popularity Papers: Research for
the Social Improvement and
Betterment of Lydia Goldblatt & Julie
Graham-Chang
Amy Ignatow

107. The Lion and the Mouse
Jerry Pinkney

108. Standing Up. Sitting Down.

109. Back of the Bus
Aaron Reynolds

110. Sit-In: How Four Friends
Stood Up by Sitting Down
Andrea Davis Pinkney

111. Marching for Freedom:
Walk Together, Children,
and Don’t You Grow
Weary
Elizabeth Partridge

112. Hungering for more? Set your calendar for August 24.