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This page is for recommendations for those in Year 3 and 4 - generally 8-10 years old.

A great book to introduce students to Roald Dahl. It's grossly funny - just what Year 3-4 students love! ||< Robyn Veugen ||
 * < **Title** ||< **Author/Illustrator** ||< **Publisher** ||< **Synopsis** ||< **Comment/Links** ||< **Recommended by ...** ||
 * < **Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing** ||< Judy Blume ||<  ||< Family and school life through the eyes of a fourth grade boy ||< Hilarious reading ||< Elizabeth Williams ||
 * < **Beeware** ||< Pat Flynn ||<  ||< Danny has some close encounters with wild animals. ||< All three books are part of the "Adventures of Danny" series and contain short stories aimed at kids 7 - 11 yrs ||<   ||
 * < **Treeified** ||< Pat Flynn ||<  ||< In the second Adventure Danny comes up against something even more dangerous than animals – his family ||<   ||<   ||
 * < **Snowidea** ||< Pat Flynn ||<  ||< Danny goes to America where he learns about bullies, the birds and the bees, and beating Tommy ||<   ||< Michelle Ferguson ||
 * < **Lone Pine** ||< Susie Brown & Margaret Warner ||< Little Hare ||< The amazing true story of a tree that has great significance in our ANZAC celebrations. ||< Haunting and moving ||< Barbara B ||
 * < **The Twits** ||< Roald Dahl/ Quentin Blake ||< Jonathon Cape ||< Mr & Mrs Twit are as revolting as each other. They delight in playing tricks on each other. Mrs Twit drops her glass eye into Mr Twit's beer. He retaliates by putting a frog in her bed. They finally get what they deserve from a monkey family and their friend the Roly-Poly bird. ||< Simon Callow reads the audiobook of The Twits on YouTube. The Roald Dahl website includes information as well as interactive activities.