MID TARGET: fiction from multiple viewpoints

[Jordan Martin <jomartin@ASTORIA.K12.OR.US>]

I'm looking for more fiction to read aloud to my middle school reading class that 
is told from multiple points of view.  My class has already read No More Dead Dogs 
by Korman, told from the point of view of about 4 people.  We've also read Flipped! 
by Van Draanen which alternates chapters between a boy and girl.  It's a 6th grade 
boy who
wants more books like this.

I've listed some others that I found, but I'd like some other choices.
Wanderer by Creech
Across the Lines by Reeder
1863: House Divided by Massie
Zel by Napoli
Making Up Megaboy by Walter
Nothing But the Truth by Avi

Any other ideas?

I'll post a list if I get more responses.
Jordan

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Jordan Martin, Librarian
Astoria Middle School
1100 Klaskanine Ave.
Astoria, OR 97103
503-325-4331
503-325-3040 (fax)
jomartin@astoria.k12.or.us

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