All Another Sommer-Story Titles are Part of Accelerated Reader^®,
  Reading Is Fundamental^®,  Character Education Partnership,
 and Scholastic Reading Counts^®

Accelerated Reader^â

    Accelerated Reader^â is an extremely popular reading program that helps school children get excited and challenged about books.  This program is used in over 45,000 schools. A library journal publisher said that receiving their endorsement was like getting the “Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval.”  It is a major accomplishment for a publisher to receive this endorsement for their books. Get list by activating their website.  Type in name of author: Sommer, Carl, and ask to show 20 results at a time--all 20 books will appear.
http://www.advlearn.com/apps1/quicksearch.asp?root=author&q=Sommer%2C+Carl&adv=1&x=10&button_go.x=20&button_go.y=10

Scholastic Reading Counts ^â

Scholastic Reading Counts is a reading motivation and management software program to entice students to read independently.  It simplifies teaching, motivates reading, and provides flexibility for students.  Scholastic Reading Counts is a subsidiary of Scholastic, the leading publisher and distributor of children's books in the English language. 
(They are still processing the books.)
    See: http://src.scholastic.com/ecatalog/readingcounts/index.htm

Reading Is Fundamental^â

Reading Is Fundamental^â (RIF) is the nation’s largest children’s and family literacy organization.  RIF, with an expected 360,000 community volunteers of parents, teachers, librarians, and others, will provide books and literacy resources to over 5 million children and their families.
    See: http://www.rif.org

Character Education Partnership

Character Education Partnership (CEP) is a nonpartisan coalition of over 100 organizations, such as NEA, AFT, National Association of Elementary School Principals, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, and National PTA.  CEP is dedicated to the idea that character and education are natural partners in helping children become ethical, responsible adults. 
    See: http://www.character.org