There are many websites with lists of great books to use with reading
strategies.
Try http://www.fcrta.net/PAGES/resources.html#connections
(Fairfax County Reading Teachers Association)
I found this by accident while on a search.
I love anything by Patricia Polacco (Thank you, Mr. Falker and Rotten Richie
and the Ultimate Dare) for connections and Owl Moon by Jane Yolen works well
for connections and picturing/visualization or author's craft.
Leslie
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I also like Cynthia Rylant's The Relatives Came to teach connections.
Joy/NC/4
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