I know it's been done before but would you share your most favorite, highly 
engaging read-alouds for the start of school.  My old standbys did not work 
well last year.  My students weren't enchanted by Roald Dahl or Creecher's Love 
That Dog.  I am looking for great, not too long, novels.  I have many wonderful 
picture books to select from, but I would even like to hear of any newer ones.  
On that note I just purchased Miss Malarkey Leaves No Reader Behind by Judy 
Finchler and Kevin O'Malley and I really enjoyed it.  It is about a teacher 
trying to find that one book for each of the children in her classroom that 
will turn them into readers.
Thanks!
Leslie

Leslie R. Stewart/Grade 3
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