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My answer is recommend The Stranger by Albert Camus. It is my favorite suggestion of a book to read when anyone asks me for a short book. Students come in crying the next day begging for another book. Viviane Lampach lampach@bxscience.edu On Tue, 13 Feb 1996, Paulette Braucher-Watton wrote: > Hi > My pet peeve are the teachers who say you must read a book with 100 pages > if you are in a certain grade let's say grade 3, 150 pages for grade 4 > and 200 for grade 6 etc. That is how the kids select their books. At my > previous school the teachers respected my judgement and if I said the > book was ok it was. At this school, we have many teachers who do not know > literature and are insecure when it comes to selections. Somehow, they > view this as a safe and sensible way for their students to get a hard > book.I keep trying!!!! I win some and I lose some. Paulette > > ******************************************************************************** > From: Paulette Braucher-Watton > Librarian > Montgomery Elementary School > North Wales, PA 19454 > pwatton@mciunix.mciu.k12.pa.us >