Master Reader | 100 SRC points | Up to 3 books at a time. |
Silver Master Reader | 250 SRC points | Up to 4 books at a time. |
Gold Master Reader | 500 SRC points | Up to 5 books at a time. |
Platinum Master Reader | 1,000 SRC points | Up to 6 books at a time. |
Titanium Master Reader | 1,500 SRC points | Up to 7 books at a time. |
Diamond Master Reader | 2,000+ SRC points | Up to 8 books at a time |
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Rain Reignby Ann M. Martin Year Published: 2014This novel tells Rose Howard's story as a child with Asperger's syndrome, and reading it will make your heart soar! Rose loves homonyms (even her name is a homonym). She and her dog Rain are practically inseparable, until a storm blows through town and Rain goes missing. Rain Reign is a wonderful story that our intermediate students enjoy.
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Gastonby Kelly DiPucchio Year Published: 2014Our students love this book about puppies and fitting in with families. The adorable illustrations and French puppy names have made it an overnight sensation in our school library. Gaston is an endearing and memorable character. The book is also nominated (by kids) for our state award, The Colorado Children's Book Award.
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Three Times Luckyby Sheila Turnage Year Published: 2012 Mystery, Chapter Book, Battle of the Books titleMoses LoBeau, a quick thinking, loyal 11 year-old growing up in Tupelo Landing, NC has a mystery on her hands. As a baby, she was rescued during a hurricane by The Colonel, who along with Miss Lana, took her in. Together they operate a popular cafe in their small town. When a stingy townsperson turns up dead and a big-city lawman invades the town, Mo and her best friend Dale rely on their wits and strong friendship to see each other through, working to solve the mystery and keep their town safe. Three Times Lucky is an exciting mystery that kids will enjoy. Mo and Dale are written almost like adults and will surely engage young readers. The town of Tupelo Landing quickly becomes an endearing character itself and the cast of townspeople add diverse flavor. Students at Springs Ranch already agree - they love this book! "This book was amazing. It was a fun and wild ride through a lot of imagination." -Jessie, 5th grade
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Unicorn Thinks He's Pretty Greatby Bob Shea Year Published: 2013 Picture BookThis book will appeal to students of all ages. We have been reading it in our library as it is nominated for the Colorado Children's Book Award 2015, which our students will get to vote on in the spring. The bright pictures are engaging, and our students identify with the Goat and Unicorn characters. I love the grass is greener message which the kids have easily picked up on. Students and Librarian agree, we highly recommend this wonderful picture book!
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Land of Stories #1 - The Wishing Spellby Chris Colfer Year Published: 2012 Fantasy, Fairy Tales, AdventureOur 4th and 5th grade students love this new book series by Glee actor Chris Colfer! The story follows twins Connor and Alex Bailey after they fall into a book and find themselves in the Land of Stories, a place where our world's beloved fairy tales are true and where the characters we know so well continue to live. Alex and Connor must find a way to get back home. They encounter many fantastic adventures in their quest to obtain the items needed for the Wishing Spell, a spell that may be their only hope to get home.
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