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That's a lawsuit waiting to happen, Amelia Bedelia! 2. In the first Amelia Bedelia book, which is self-titled, Amelia's employers leave her a list of household chores. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. It's a good thing she made such good pies and cakes, otherwise Amelia wouldn't have lasted beyond that first day in the Rogers household. Did you grow up with Amelia? Favorite Books for Third-Graders - GreatSchools.org. By J.C. Greenburg (Stepping Stone, 2005). In this installment of the Andrew Lost series, Andrew and Judy must save their Uncle Al — a top-secret scientist and inventor of the Time-A-Tron time-travel machine — from the Ice Age.
They use their creative problem-solving skills to escape from saber-toothed tigers and make friends with a group of Ice Age people, all while avoiding the clutches of the evil Doctor Kron-Tox. This book has it all: adventure, humor and a super-smart robot named Thudd who peppers the story with true facts about the Ice Age. 85 pages. Click here to buy the book on Powells.com. Sheila Ashdown and the Kids' Team at Powells.com by Jon Scieszka (Puffin, 2004).
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