books by Elizabeth Levy     books:       Seventh Grade Tango12 reviews Elizabeth Levy Hyperion, 2000 Maybe it's not as well know as Harry Potter.. Maybe its not as well known as Harry Potter, or War and Peace, or Romeo and Juliet. But its definitly as good! Seventh Grade Tango is about a girl, she has a best friend who is a boy and their class is forced to do ballroom dancing. She gets paired with...oops. I shouldnt say...just trust me though. READ IT!             Hector On Thin Ice (The Adventures of Hector Fuller)2 reviews Elizabeth Shreeve Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 2004 A must read for nine year olds Hector on Thin Ice by Elizabeth Shreeve is the fourth and final book in the wonderfully written and entertaining seasonal series "The Adventures of Hector Fuller." These short chapter books make exciting read-alouds for 1-4 graders and are appropriate for readers in that age group who are ready for chapter books. The books have for a main character a reluctantly adventurous wumblebug who steps ...             Awesome Ancient Ancestors (America's Horrible Histories)2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Sagebrush Education Resources, 2001 Horrible Histories This books are wonderful. They make learning history fun and cool. It combines jokes, historical facts and funny information in a great easy-to-read package. My 4th grader loves the whole series. Both reluctant readers and history lovers will enjoy the breezy way history is told in these books. Ideal for 3rd-5th graders and even middle school students. Great as gifts or for a classroom. Too ...             Something Queer is Going on4 reviews Elizabeth Levy Delacorte Press, 1978 Great illustrations! I loved this book when I was a child. The pictures are great, with close-ups, arrows pointing things out and detailed diagrams of various things. It's fun to look at all the details. I also had Something Queer at the Library and thought it was just as good. Recently, on a trip to my parents house, I found this book and brought it home to read to my almost two-year-old daughter. She loves ...             My Life As a Fifth-Grade Comedian9 reviews Elizabeth Levy HarperCollins, 1997 A hard to put down book This book really got me thinking. It's about a boy named Bobby. Bobby loves to tell jokes and it seems that he thinks life can be a joke too. His parents make the situation even worse! His dad is so mean! Deep down he's probaly not. But ever since Bobby stopped doing his homework his dad just keeps bugging Bobby in a way that is not really nice for a dad to do. Instead of exoplaining to Bobby ...             Hector Springs Loose5 reviews Elizabeth Shreeve Aladdin Paperbacks, 2004 Great book for younger kids! I am a school librarian and have been reading Hector Springs Loose to my second and third graders. They love it! Not only is it very funny, but it gives kids a lot of useful information about insects. A wonderful read-aloud, as well as an excellent chapter book for emerging readers. The other Hector book in the series is just as fun.             Invisible Inc. #02: The Mystery Of The Missing Dog (level 4) (Hello Reader, Invisible Inc.)2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Cartwheel, 1995 Entertaining and good for hearing impaired children to read! This book is great! It is a great mystery for young children and it also provides a way to include a hearing impaired child in a story without making the story about "a hearing impaired child". I have a hearing impaired son and I can not find stories about hearing impaired children. I was so impressed with this book that I have decided to purchase a copy of each book for my son's school ...             Creepy Computer Mystery (Hello Reader!)2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Tandem Library, 1999 The Creepy Computer review My name is Kyle. I'm in Mrs. Carter's first grade class. I asked my teacher if I could take this book home to read it. It was a book on the shelf that I read 5 chapters about kids that solve mysteries. I'm going to buy all the rest of the books with the same kids in them. I like all these books, but my favorite book is with the same kids called The School Yard Mystery.             Hector Finds A Fortune (Adventures of Hector Fuller)5 reviews Elizabeth Shreeve Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 2004 Hector learns a lesson . . . This book continues with the very successful formula of presenting an exciting adventure for children and an interesting parable for adults. As a family we enjoy rereading this book multiple times and reliving Hector's adventures. We are eagerly awaiting the next book in the series.             Elephants in the Living Room, Bears in the Canoe2 reviews Elizabeth Levy, Liz Hammond, ... Delacorte Press, 1977 Hilarious, warm, and informative, too I came upon this book while looking for information on wild animal trainers to research a fiction work I'm planning to write. This book not only gave me a good impression of what it's like to train a wild animal that is also your close companion, but also made me laugh out loud. Imagine a frightened pet that insists on sleeping with in your bed with you--not a cat or dog but an elephant, which is ...             Crush on the Coach (Gymnast, No 9)1 review Elizabeth Levy Scholastic Paperbacks, 1989 great book for young girls I first read this book when I was about ten years old. I loved it. It was one of my favorites and I would check it out of the library all the time. It is about a girl named Lauren who is an eleven year old gymnast, along with her friends. They all work out at a gym and have a hunky coach named Patrick, whom Lauren has a crush on. Lauren is dealing with several things in this book. She is ...             Something Queer in the Wild West2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Hyperion, 1997 Something Queer in the Wild West This book is about a wild, white horse. A cowboy named C.J. told this story to two girls named Gwen and Jill. It was a story about the wildest and meanest horse in the world. My favorite part was when they found the white horse at night. I like the white horse because he finally became tame. Kids will like this book because it is exciting. Read to find out what happens at the end.             Invisible Inc. #03: The Snack Attack Mystery (level 4) (Hello Reader, Invisible Inc.)2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Cartwheel, 1996 Guessing is Half the Fun Snacks seem to vanish without a trace! Invisible Inc. is on the case! This amateur detective club is comprised of a boy that can't be seen, a boy that can't hear and a girl that is really bossy. Invisible Inc. solves classroom mysteries and this one is difficult to solve. There are too many suspious suspects that could have committed the crime. It's a baffling case of "who done it" where the ...             Hare-raising Tail (Fletcher Mysteries)1 review Elizabeth Levy Topeka Bindery, 2002 Is Fletcher responsible for Aniken's disappearance? I started reading chapter books for my cousin's children, and we decided to pick out "A Hare-Raising Tale" by Elizabeth Levy as one of our books. The story is about a sleepy-eyed basset named Fletcher, whose fur spots are uniquely shaped like the continents of the world. He narrates the story to us, and starts off by saying that when he was a pup, he was put in the pet store, but because no ...             Hector Afloat (Ready-for-Chapters)1 review Elizabeth Shreeve Aladdin, 2004 A great book in a great series! This book has been very popular in my third grade classroom. This book along with the others in the "Hector" series are consistently checked out of the classroom library by my students. As a teacher I am always excited to find books that capture my students' imagination the way these books have. The kids are drawn to the books by the individual adventures that each story offers, and keep ...             Cold As Ice1 review Elizabeth Levy William Morrow & Co, 1988 Cold As Ice Andre Emerson is skating beautifully on the cold ice during a competition. All of a sudden, the cable from the light fixture above snaps! It lands hard on the rink, just missing Andre. Later throughout the day, Ken Swanson, the boy who competes with Andre, was listening to his headphones. Someone came up behind him and mugged him, but he never saw whom it was. Another day Ken Swanson and his ...             Something Queer at the Lemonade Stand2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Delacorte Press, 1982 Cute! I read this in 5th grade and still remember how much I enjoyed it since I loved mysteries. Pick it up and read it. It even has their lemonade recipe in the book!             The Gymnast's Gift (Gymnasts)1 review Elizabeth Levy Apple, 1991 An Ex. Book! This book is about a girl name Jodi and If she dose not put more effort in her writing,she has to quit Gymnsatics unless she puts good effort in her work...Anyway,BUY THIS BOOK!             Karate Class Mystery (Hello Reader Level 4)2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Fitzgerald Books, 2007 Invisible Inc. is a visable success "The Karate Class Mystery" is a book about friends who work together even when their frindship is threatened. The karate stuff is fun and the vocabulary is explained really well so you don't feel stupid. I love mysteries and this is a fun one. If you like mysteries and karate you should read this one. The other Invisible Inc. books are good too but I liked this one best.             The Principal's on the Roof2 reviews Elizabeth Levy Aladdin Library, 2002 Another Awesome Book by Ms. Levy! As a 4th grade teacher, I use a lot of Elizabeth Levy's books in my classroom. My students absolutely LOVE the "Something Queer..." stories. They get very wrapped up in the mysteries and they enjoy the Gwen and Jill characters. There is ONE character that they love above all others, and that is- Fletcher the Bassett Hound. We were all very excited to learn that Elizabeth and Mordicai would be ...              search for books adventures, america, ancestors, ancient, awesome, chapters, comedian, computer, elephants, fifth-grade, fletcher, fortune, gymnast, gymnasts, hare-raising, hector, histories, horrible, invisible, lemonade, living, missing, mysteries, mystery, principal, raising, ready-for-chapters, seventh, something, springs books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: Tough Choices with CDROM (Power Up!) Impressum - about us get your own shout box