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The Good Earth

Pearl S. Buck

1931 ★ 3.9

The Secret Garden

Frances Hodgson Burnett

1911 ★ 3.9

Teaching about phonics

Albert J. Mazurkiewicz

1976

Teaching black children to read

Roger W. Shuy, Joan C. Baratz

1969

The construction of mental representations during reading

Herre van Oostendorp, Susan R. Goldman

1999

Strategies for reading assessment and instruction

D. Ray Reutzel, Robert B. Cooter

2003

The complete handbook of children's reading disorders

Hilde L. Mosse

1982

Picture Book Activities

Trish Kuffner

2001

Analytical reading inventory

Alden J. Moe, Mary Lynn Woods, Mary Lynn J. Woods

1977

Mercer Mayer Reading, Grade 1

Mercer Mayer

2002

Hot Pot

Cynthia Fitterer Klingel

2015

Mcat Verbal Reasoning Review

Princeton Review

2013

The day Leap ate olives

LeapFrog (Firm)

2002

Bears Don't Read!

Emma Chichester Clark, Elena García Aranda

2014

Arthur's reading race

Marc Brown

1995 ★ 4.3

Expert perspectives on interventions for reading

Louisa Cook Moats, Karen E. Dakin, R. Malatesha Joshi

2012

Who Am I?

Wiley Blevins

2003

Book buddies

Francine R. Johnston

1998

My sidewalks on Scott Foresman reading street

Scott Foresman

2011

Compendium of auditory and speech tasks

Bill Wells, Maggie Vance, Joy Stackhouse et al.

2007

Norman Foster and the British Museum

Norman Foster

2001

Supporting phonics and spelling for ages 5-6

Andrew Brodie

2006

Wrap yourself in scripture

Karen L. Dwyer

2011

LeapFrog Learn to read

Suzanne I. Barchers

2010

Don't Speed. Read!

Michael Opitz

2007

Reading in a second language

A. H. Urquhart

1998

When kids can't read, what teachers can do

G. Kylene Beers

2003

Sound it out!

Savage, John F., John F Savage

2001

Eleven

Patricia Reilly Giff

2008

The How and Why Wonder Book of

John A. Burton

1976

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