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Marvin Redpost, Class President

Sachar, Louis

Publié en 1999 Scholastic

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It's "hole day," and even Mrs. North and Principal McCabe are wearing their very worst clothes. It seemed like a good idea that morning, but now they're expecting company. The president-of the United States!-is on his way. And there's no time to change! Marvin must do math on the blackboard with television cameras pointed at him. And the day is just beginning!

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The Truth about Bats

Cole, Joanna

Publié en 1999 Scholastic

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My name is Ralphie. I am one of the kids in Ms. Frizzle's class. Maybe you've heard of Ms. Frizzle. she takes us on lots of field trips in the Magic School Bus. We never know what's going to happen when we get on that bus, but we do know that we'll learn about Ms. Frizzle's favorite subject-science! Once Ms. Frizzle took us all over the U.S. looking for bats. We though those was batty! But then we found out some really amazing things about bats, like what they eat, where they live, how echolocation works, and lots more bat facts and bat myths. In this book, I tell you everything that happened on that trip, the time we learned The Truth about Bats...

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20,000 Baseball Cards Under the Sea

Buller, Jon

Publié en 1991 Random House

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Roger and his kooky friend take a trip in a homemade submarine. What will they uncover?

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A Wright & Wong Mystery, The Case of the Nana-napper

Burns, Laura J

Publié en 2005

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Agatha and Orville love to hang out with Nana Wong, but when they arrive at her house one day, they find that Agatha's fun, photo-snapping granny is nowhere to be seen. It appears that Nana Wong has been kidnapped! Luckily, Wright and Wong are on the case.

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A Wright & Wong Mystery, The Case of the Trail Mix-up

Burns, Laura J

Publié en 2005

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Agatha and Orville are psyched for their camping trip to Bottomless Lake-that is, until bully Stu Frysley gets lost in the woods. Orville might be better off with his worst enemy gone, but he and Agatha decide to track Stu's trail-to make sure he hasn't fallen prey to Ax Jack-the legendary ghost that haunts the woods near the campground!

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La petite bête , Plouf !

Louchard, Antonin

Publié en 2013

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Qu'est ce qu'on s'amuse dans son bain ! J'en prendrai un autre demain.

1 vol. (non paginé [20] p.)

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La chanson de la petite bête

Louchard, Antonin

Publié en 2013

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Qui joue du tambour, de la trompette, de l'accordéon ? C'est la petite bête, bien sûr !

1 vol. (non paginé [22] p.)

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Contes de Grimm

Grimm

Publié en 2008 Lito

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La fille du roi et la grenouille. Le loup et les sept chevreaux. Hänsel et Gretel. Le vaillant petit tailleur. Les six cygnes. Les musiciens de la ville de Brème. Raiponce.

Illustration: Dautremer, Rebecca, Dumont, Jean-François...

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My Teacher Is a Monster! (no, I Am Not.)

Brown, Peter

Publié en 2014

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A young boy named Bobby has the worst teacher. She's loud, she yells, and if you throw paper airplanes, she won't allow you to enjoy recess. She is a monster! Luckily, Bobby can go to his favorite spot in the park on weekends to play. Until one day... he finds his teacher there! Over the course of one day, Bobby learns that monsters are not always what they seem.

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Strider

Cleary, Beverly

Publié en 1991 Scholastic

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Fiction
Roman

Leigh Botts, the protagonist of the Newbery winner Dear Mr. Henshaw (Morrow, 1983), is once again recording his thoughts on paper. While cleaning his room, he discovers his old diary and is inspired to start writing again. Now 14, he is still dealing with some of the same issues from earlier days--his parents' divorce, concerns about his father's sincerity and financial stability, and insecurities about his own identity and popularity. He also has a few new worries--namely Geneva, a girl, and Strider, a dog. Leigh and his friend Barry find the abandoned pooch on the beach and decide to try "joint custody." It is not the perfect arrangement. Because Leigh's attachment to Strider fills the emotional voids in his life, he becomes reluctant to share him. Eventually, the two boys work through the tensions that threaten their friendship. At the same time, Leigh and his father develop a new understanding. Although the story is centered aroung Leigh's relationship with Strider, this is more than just "a boy and his dog" book. Cleary's talent for portraying the details of everyday life--both small and significant--is evident here. Her characters are unique individuals and "every children" at the same time. Strider lacks the subtle poignancy found in Dear Mr. Henshaw , and some readers may find Leigh's interest and responses more appropriate for an 11 or 12 year old than a 14 year old, but Cleary's fans will relate to his challenges and triumphs--whether or not they've read the first title.

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My Sister the Vampire, Bite Night

Mercer, Sienna

Publié en 2012 Scholastic

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Olivia and Ivy have been invited to a royal vampire wedding. A beautiful castle, famous vampires, the wedding of the century-this trip is sure to be incredible! Transylvania isn't all black-tie bats and wedding bells, however. Ivy is supposed to be scoping out famed vampire school Wallachia Academy. Attending this boarding school could be an amazing opportunity, but Ivy's not sure she wants to go somewhere her human sister, Olivia, can't follow.

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Chocolate Fever

Kimmel Smith, Robert

Publié en 1972 Scholastic

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Fiction
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Henry's absolutely freaky over chocolate, loco over cocoa. He can't get enough, until-- aaaarrrgh! ... It's (gulp) chocolate fever."

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