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Diaper Boy and the Axeman (Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading)
by Maurie Manning Michael SullivanNIMAC-sourced textbook. MAKING MISCHIEF. Julian is stuck in the library, waiting for his dad. What could be more fun than pranking the children's librarian? A librarian who pranks him back!
A Different Kind of Baseball (Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading)
by Sunita ApteNIMAC-sourced textbook. OUT TO THE BALL GAME. Discover a different kind of baseball game, one in which the players wear blindfolds. Sound impossible? As it turns out, nothing is impossible—not even blind baseball—if the players are determined to succeed.
DJ Focus (Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading)
by Catherine LordiNIMAC-sourced textbook. The Young DJ. Kelvin Doe was only 14 when he first went on the radio as DJ Focus. Amazing, right? Not as amazing as the story of how he did it.
The Dog Did My Homework; Bigger
by Greg Van Eekhout Garry ColbyIn the future, many animals can talk, and some have jobs. Evan outwits his dog, Bart, to do his homework. Or does he? A space explorer from 24th century Earth is on a mission to bring civilization to the tiny people of planet Tau Ceti. Is bigger really better? Read this book to find the answers.
Dog on the Run (Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading)
by Jacqueline AdamsNIMAC-sourced textbook. Scared, Hungry, and Cold. Everyone else had given up on the hungry stray that refused to be captured. A group of volunteers vowed to bring the dog to safety.
Doomed to Disappear? Endangered Species
by Kathy Kinsner Pam HirschfeldFind out about endangered species by investigating the relationship of all living things to one another and how specific connections are disrupted when a plant or animal becomes extinct.
Doris Free
by Cara Brookins Ann BarrowOn a farm in 1931 Wisconsin, ten-year-old Doris befriends her struggling neighbors and tries to find ways to help them survive--both in body and spirit--during the Depression.
The Dragon of Lonely Island
by Rebecca Rupp"Rebecca Rupp's magical tale . . . radiates a glow as golden as the dragon's scales. " -- BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE Hannah, Zachary, and Sarah Emily are spending the summer at their great-aunt Mehitabel's house on faraway Lonely Island. There, in a cave hidden high above the ocean, they discover a fabulous creature: a glittering three-headed golden dragon with a kind heart, an unpredictable temper, and a memory that spans 20,000 years. Transported by the magic of the dragon's stories, the children meet Mei-lan, a young girl in ancient China; nineteenth-century cabin boy Jamie Pritchett; and, in more recent times, Hitty and her brother, Will, who survive a frightening plane crash on a desert island. In this fluidly written novel, Rebecca Rupp explores what three children from the present learn from the past - and from an unlikely but wise and generous friend.
The Dragon of Woolie (Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading)
by Janis Fields Gerald KelleyNIMAC-sourced textbook