Books for the Grades Reading Lists Across Grades Four to Eight
Public library recommends extensive reading lists by grade. Fourth grade names dozens of authors and works spanning fables, fairy tales, classics, adventures, and world lore. Fifth to eighth grade expands with biographies, history, science, poetry, and fiction, including Hawthorne, Kipling, Dickens, Verne, and Twain.
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Aanrud
Lizbeth Longfrock
Alcott
Aldrich
Allen
A. S. Andersen
Andrews
Aabjornsen
Atkinson
Barbour
Weatherby
Sinning
Beard
Benton
Bostock
Boyesen
Brooks
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Brown
Burton
Boy Scouts
Bob’s Hill
Qarroll
Carpenter
Africa
Asia
Chamberlain
Defoe
Flanders
Nuremberg
Dix
Merrylips
Dodge
Donald
Dorothy
du Chailly
Equator
Eggileston
Hoosier
Finnemore
Wolf Patrol
Fox
Farmer Brown
The
Birds
Fraser
Gilbert
Gould
Felicia
Grinnell
Jack
Adams
Harper’s
Alecott
Altsheler
Austin
Uncle Sam
Baker
Baldwin
Siegfried
Barber—Wagner
Barrie
Peter Pan
Kensington Gardens
Bennett
Barpaby Lee
Bennet
Bunyan
Burroughs
Camp Fire Girls
Canfield—Boys
Rincon Ranch
Carter
Don Quixote Chapin
Evans
Pacific
Collins
Comstock
Conway
Cooper
Sonny Sahib Craddock
Craik
John Halifax
Dana
Robinson Crusoe Deland
Katrina Dickens
Christmas Carol Dickens
Dixs
Soldier Rigdale
Hans Brinker
Doubleday
Downes
Duncan
Billy Topsail
Eastman
Wolf Parol
Ford
Franklin
Lance
Kanawa
Freinsart
Garland
Gibson — Blossom
Gillie
Goodrich
Gordy
Europe
Grey
Guerber
Greece
Rome
Haines
Dudley Grahams
Hale
Hall
Hart
Hawthorne
Hodges
Hough
Hughes
Lakerim Athletic Club
Tom Brown
Ingersoll
Irving
Lleepy Hollow
Janvier
Jewett
Keller
Kipling
Gupta
Nils
Lamb
Lanier
Percy
Laut
Morgan
Moses
Louise May Alcott
Muir
Munroe
Micolay
Paret
Harper’s Handy Book
Parish
Perry
Pyle
Robin Hood
Robards
Florence Nightingale
Richardsa
Merry Weathers
Richards
Peggy Richmond
Gay Street
Riis
Roberts
Rogers
Rolt-Wheeler
U. S. Foresters
Rolt Wheeler
Roosevelt
Sabin
Iowa
Saintine—Picciola
Saint John
St. John
Sandys
Trapper
Jim
Scott—Talisman
Scudder
Seawell
Paul Jones
Seelye
Seton
Prince and the Pauper
Wallace—Gaunt Gray Wolf
Warner
Waterloo
Wiggin
Bird
Wiggin & Smith
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Wilmot Buxton
Wiltie
Jean Valjean
Yonge
Dove In
Eagle’s Nest
City and country boys tested by stamina and ambition
The Cleveland Star notes a contrast between city and country boys in endurance during hardships. It argues city life offers enticing prizes that drive country boys to strive and sacrifice more, while city boys see those prizes as normal and not worth effort.
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Indianapolis Star
Life and Death Visitor Turns Insurance Visit Into Quip
An English minister warns callers are not admitted except life or death cases. A maid later admits an insurance agent who claims it is a life and death matter. The minister goes to meet him, finding the visit humorous and unexpected.
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Argonant
Golden Eagle
Packers manipulating hog prices raise warehouse stock fears
A Fremont Tribune reader questions whether packers inflated live hog prices to push packed products at high levels and then reduced live hog prices by a couple of dollars per hundred to refill warehouses with cheaper cuts, suggesting a deliberate cycle.
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Fremont Tribune
Wives at Risk as Men Seek Fame in War Parody
A humorous Kansas City Star quip contrasts domestic life with ambition. It jokes that a man who ascends leaves his wife behind, and a fall risks her bearing the blame. It also likens Lord Kitchener to a potential war leader akin to General McClellan.
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Kansas City Star
Lord Kitchener
Gen. McClellan
Chicago physician accused over cruel treatment of deformed child
Jones County Times reports a Chicago physician faces severe censure after choleroforming a deformed child. The article notes several states have passed laws permitting the destruction of deformed and insane children.
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Jones County
Chicago
Lincoln Journal Commentary on Freedom and Lashings
A pithy Lincoln Journal remark critiques certain advocates who equate liberty with the right to lash, arguing equality and restraint are essential to true freedom. The author challenges the notion that punitive violence defines liberty, urging measured debate over impulsive harshness.
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Lincoln Journal
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh through internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $100 for any case not cured and provides testimonials, address in Toledo, and notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Take Hail
Davenport Woman Escaped Knife
Mrs. S. T. Oliver of 1226 East High street Davenport Iowa credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief from gall stones and stomach problems after doctors urged hospital care. She reports rapid weight gain and no further pain after starting the treatment with a money back guarantee.
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S. T. Oliver
East High Street
Davenport
Iowa
Mayr
Indigestion relief praised by Mrs. Maggie Coil
Mrs. Maggie Coil of Golden City Missouri credits Chamberlain's Tablets with curing severe stomach pain from congestion. She reports internal medicine failed, injections were given, and now she can eat freely. The ad notes the tablets aid digestion and strengthen the stomach and are sold by Kettlitz and Kay.
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Chamberlain
Maggie Coil
Golden City
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Miss Hazard
Ballard
Japan
Basa
Bouvet
Sweet William
Burgess
Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
Carroll
Pinocchio
Coolidge
Katy
Little Lame Prince
Diaz
Polly Cologne
Dopp
Desmond
Mogkey
Eggleston
Ewing
Lulaby-land
Goldsmith—Little Goody Two Shoes
Grimm
Hopkins
Sandman
Howlston
Cat Tails
Jasta Jacobs
Johnston & Barnum
Jobonnet
Juast
Lang
Lear
Lear—Pelican
Lucas—Doll
Doctor Lucia
Morley—Bee People
Morley
Muller
Little People of the
Snow
Norton
Heart of Oak Books
Otis
Toby Tyler Paine
Arkansan Bear
Arctic
Peary—Snow Baby
Peck
Mabel Perkins
Perkins
Pieraon
Pike
Panama
Jane Pyle
Angel Pyle
Fairy Pyle
Purnell—Diddie
Dumps and
Tot Reynard
Spyri
Heidi Stevenson
Stickney—Hartle
Sky Stonev
Hamelin
Turpin
Thorne-Thomson
Wade
Walker
Hollyhock
Molly
Wiilay
Lodrix
Williston
Wilson
Mytha of the
Red
Hale— Peterkin
Hall—Boy Craftsman
Harris
Uncle Remus
Aaron
Remus
Hill
Jacobs
Jenks
Jiahib
Letty Leicester
Johnson
Judd
Kingsley
Kirby
Lagertor
Lucas
Anne
Lucas—Doall
MacDonald
McKvaine
Mackay
Macleod
King Arthur
McMurry
Mississippi Valley
Maeterlinck
Blue Bird
Martineau
Peasant
Marvin
Odysseus
Miller
Moores
Mueller
Elsbeth Munroe
Olcott
Mr. Stubbs
Page
Confederates
Paine
Parsons
Plants
Peary
Merry Adventurer
Robin Hood Pyle
Otto
Silver Hand
Ralston
Rankin—Dandelion Cottage
Raspe—Baron Munchausen
Riley
Roand
Marion
Ruskin
Sargent
Saunders
Joe
Schwartz
Schwatka
Sewell
Smith
Heidi
Moni
Stein— Gabriel
Hour Glass
Stoddard
Stone
Colonies
Swift—Gulliver
Thackeray
Rose and the Ring
Twan—Prince and the Pauper
Wonder Workers
White—Magic Forest
Wiggin—Bird
Wilkins
Tad Sheldon
Wyss
Swiss Family Robinson
Zitkala-Sa
Zollinger
O’callaghan
City Boys
Country Lads
Kettlitz & Kay
Harry E. Netcott
Independence, Iowa
Chas
Kaufmain & Bros
Gry
Golden Eagle Clothing Store
Plenticello
Maga
Hans and
Fritz
Santa Claus
Nick
Weber’s Cadies
Nick’s