Here is the UPDATED power point for Heinemann's READING ON THE RIVER June 21, 2011.

1. NEW TRENDS IN LITERATURE Reading on the River 2011 Teri S. Lesesne Twitter: @ProfessorNana Facebook: Teri Lesesne SHSU Library Science Department

4. Amulet

5. Atheneum

6. Tate

7. Candlewick

8. Candlewick

10. Vocabulary with Stories

11. David Fickling

12. Chronicle

13. Dutton

14. Clarion

16. Greenwillow

17. Roaring Brook

19. Little Brown

20. Scholastic

22. Delacorte

23. Bloomsbury

24. Point

25. Atheneum

26. Grosset and Dunlap

32. Candlewick

33. Bloomsbury

34. Amulet

35. Houghton Mifflin

36. Arthur A. Levine

37. Nicotext

38. Hill and Wang

39. Feiwel and Friends

40. Melville House

41. Houghton Mifflin

42. Candlewick

43. Amulet

44. Candlewick

48. Scholastic

49. Little Brown

50. Candlewick

51. Dragon Dictation-annotating text

59. Egmont

60. HarperCollins

62. Charlesbridge

63. Amulet

64. Dial

65. Walker

66. National Geographic

67. Roaring Brook

68. AND NOW, A READING LADDER HUMOR

74. There are many ways to describe Ms. Underdorf. She was brilliant and joyous, and she believed-probably correctly-that libraries contain the answers to everything , and that if you can’t find the information you seek in the library, then such information probably does not exist in this or any other parallel universe now or ever to be known. She was thoughtful and kind and always believed the best of everybody. She was, above all else, a master librarian and knew where to find any book on any subject in the shortest possible time. And she was wonderfully unhinged… And so the Amazing Armadillo.

85. Scholastic

87. FSG

92. Holt

93. Scholastic

94. FSG

96. JUST FOR FUN More Unshelved.com

97. Random House

100. Just for us and just for fun