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** Remember, you can do all of this on your phone or tablet using the Padlet app**

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| 47. The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents [by Terry Pratchett]
| 48. Ender’s Game [by Orson Scott Card]
| 49. Coraline [by Neil Gaiman]
| 50. The House with a Clock in Its Walls [by Lewis Barnavelt]

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| 41. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone [by J. K. Rowling]
| 42. Four Children and It [by Jaqueline Wilson]
| 43. Peter Pan [by J.M. Barrie]
| 44. Diary of a Wimpy Kid [by Jeff Kinney]
| 45. The Lightning Thief [by Rick Riordan]
| 46. Shredderman: Secret Identity [by Wendelin Van Draanen]

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| 33. The BFG [by Roald Dahl]
| 34. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory [by Roald Dahl]
| 35. The Witches [by Roald Dahl]
| 36. Danny the Champion of the World [by Roald Dahl]
| 37. Matilda [by Roald Dahl]
| 38. James and the Giant Peach [by Roald Dahl]
| 39. Boy [by Roald Dahl]
| 40. Going Solo [by Roald Dahl]

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| 27. Ivy + Bean [by Annie Barrows]
| 28. The Twits [by Roald Dahl]
| 29. The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me [by Roald Dahl]
| 30. The Magic Finger [by Roald Dahl]
| 31. Fantastic Mr Fox [by Roald Dahl]
| 32. Esio Trot [by Roald Dahl]

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| 15. Horton Hatches the Egg [by Dr. Seuss]
| 16. Nobody Likes A Goblin [by Ben Hatke]
| 17. Seeing Red [by Robert Munsch]
| 18. The Paper Bag Princess [by Robert Munsch]
| 19. Stephanie's Ponytail [by Robert Munsch]
| 20. Purple Green and Yellow [by Robert Munsch]
| 21. Lost and found [by Oliver Jeffers]
| 22. How To Catch A Star [by Oliver Jeffers]
| 23. The Day the Crayons Quit [by Oliver Jeffers]
| 24. Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth [by Oliver Jeffers]
| 25. The Incredible Book Eating Boy [by Oliver Jeffers]
| 26. The Judith Kerr Treasury

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| 5. Where The Wild Things Are [by Maurice Sendak]
| 6. The Gruffalo [by Julia Donaldson]
| 7. Room On The Broom [by Julia Donaldson]
| 8. Avocado Baby [by John Burningham]
| 9. I Will Never Not Ever Eat A Tomato [by Lauren Child]
| 10. The Tiger Who Came To Tea [by Judith Kerr]
| 11. The Cat In The Hat [by Dr. Seuss]
| 12. Last stop on Market Street [by Matt de la Pena]
| 13. The Boss Baby [by Marla Frazee]
| 14. The Lorax [by Dr. Seuss]

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| 1. Knuffle Bunny [by Mo Willems]
| 2. There's a Bird On Your Head [by Mo Willems]
| 3. The Adventures of Harold and the Purple Crayon [by Crockett Johnson]
| 4. The Giving Tree [by Shel Silverstein]

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I like this book. I think the baby is brave because he can fight back the thieves and bad guys.

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Mr. Twits and Ms. Twits are crazy. They want each other to disappear and their long hair was ugly. The story is crazy but interesting.

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All of these books are available at Hong Kong Public Libraries (you can find them in big book stores too) [https://www.hkpl.gov.hk/en/index.html]

All the books are highly rated and most are considered classics or have won awards.

Book number 5 was voted The Greatest Children’s Book Ever in a recent poll.

Many of these books are very meaningful. You can learn something from them, no matter how simple you think they are. The purpose of this reading list is to build your reading confidence and exposure!

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You may notice that Level 1 to Level 4 use very simple language (children’s books). For these books, you should enjoy the creativity, the structure, and the flow of the writing.

Many native speakers grow up reading the books from Level 1 to Level 4.

You may like to search YouTube for videos of native speakers reading the books aloud.

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Copy this Padlet template [https://shorturl.at/ilzQ1]. Make sure you are logged in, click on the three dots and remake it for your own account.

Share the link to your new copy of the Padlet with Mr Anderson

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Mr Anderson’s 50 Book Challenge (Hero Project)

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The purpose of this reading list is to build your reading confidence and exposure!

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Scroll down to add your books to the correct levels

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Scroll down to add your books to the correct levels

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You can delete the examples from your own Padlet once you are comfortable.

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Click the three dots

Click 'Remake'

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Find books at a public library [https://www.hkpl.gov.hk/en/index.html]. You will also find some of the children’s books easy enough to read in a book store without you needing to buy them.

After reading the book, scroll down to find the correct level and then upload two posts for each book (one picture and one recording).

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Take a picture of yourself with the book. Upload the picture to your Padlet (make sure you put it in the correct level.

Use the Padlet recording function to record yourself reading 50 words from the book. Start the recording with the name of the book and the page numbers.

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When you are comfortable with the instructions and layout you can delete the examples and instructions from your own Padlet.