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Read-Alikes for
How to Survive Third Grade
by Laurie Lawlor
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Book Capers, our book discussion group for students in
grades 2 & 3, read and discussed How to Survive Third Grade.
If you liked this book, you may also like reading other books by this author:
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| Second Grade Dog
| by Laurie Lawlor
| JE LAW
| Bones, a lonely dog, looks for friends by disguising himself as a second-grader and spends an adventurous day at school.
| | The Worst Kid Who Ever Lived on Eighth Avenue
| by Laurie Lawlor
| JE LAW
| Mary Lou and her friends are sure that Leroy, the worst kid who ever lived on Eighth Avenue, is up to no good when they see him burring something in his backyard.
| MORE BOOKS TO ENJOY: More tales from the third grade.
| | Ellen Tebbits
| by Beverly Cleary
| J CLE
| Ellen is sure that if any of the girls at her school discovers her secret she will die of embarrassment until she meets Austine Allen, a new girl who is hiding the very same secret.
| | Amber Brown is Not a Crayon
| by Paula Danziger
| J DAN
| Disaster strikes Amber Brown's third grade world when her best friend, Justin Daniels, has to move to a different town.
| | How to be Cool in The Third Grade
| by Betsy Duffey
| J DUF
| When Robbie is marked as a target by a bully at school, he decides the only way to survive the third grade is by being cool.
| | Class Clown
| by Johanna Hurwitz
| J HUR
| Lucas Cott, the class clown of the third grade, finds it very hard to turn over a new leaf when he decides to become the perfect student.
| | Horrible Harry Moves Up To Third Grade
| by Suzy Kline
| J KLI
| Horrible Harry and his pals are back at South School and ready for another adventure - this time a class trip to a creepy old prison and copper mine.
| | Good Grief Third Grade
| by Colleen McKenna
| J MCK
| Marsha Cessano is determined to be good in third grade - no messy desk, no temper, no tricks - but Roger Friday is making things difficult.
| | Thc Class with the Summer Birthdays
| by Dian Curtis Regan
| J REG
| | Because everyone in Brittany's class has a summer birthday, she need to come up with a plan if they want to celebrate birthdays this year.
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This list was prepared by Youth Services at St. Charles Public Library,
January 2000.
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