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Recommended Books
A guide to some of the best read-alouds
Click here for the
Read Aloud America Reading List for 2010
For a list of RAP Recommended books
by age, click on one of the links below:
Criteria:
• Excellent read-aloud appeal
• Cross-section of male/female characters, genres, and popular authors
• Strong character development, plot, themes, and positive messages
• Age appropriateness
2012 Lists compiled by:
Carolina Carreira, Former RAA staff member,
Marivel Maruffo, Office Manager, RAA
William Carreira, RAP Volunteer ,
Paula Mathis, Asst Prof of Elementary Ed, UH West Oahu
Marion Coste, Children’s Book Author, Education Consultant, RAA
Marci Prins, RAP Volunteer,
Jed Gaines, Founder/President, RAA
Laurelle Rzeszweski, Former, RAA staff member,
Marybeth Hamilton, Teacher, UH Laboratory School
Edna Weeks, Hawaii State Library,
Natalie Hayek, Program Consultant, RAA
Sylvia Wilmeth, RAP Volunteer,
Dori Kim, RAP Volunteer,
Julie Wo, RAP Volunteer
…..with contributions from librarians in Hawaii’s Public Schools
To receive a printed copy of the 2013 Read Aloud America Book List,
send a self-addressed, stamped ($1.13 cents) envelope to:
Book List 2013
Read Aloud America
1314 South King Street, Suite #G4
Honolulu, HI 96814
Phone: 808 531-1985
FAX: 808 593-1984
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