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INDEX THE HORN BOOK MAGAZINE VOLUME LXXII – JANUARY - DECEMBER 1996 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1-128; MARCH/APRIL 129-256; MAY/JUNE 257- 384; JULY/AUGUST 385-512; SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 513-656; NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 657-800 “Abigail Adams: Witness to a Andrew McAndrew, 690 Batboy, 346 Revolution,” Natalie Bober, 38-41 Andrews, Jan, 632 Battrick, Elizabeth M., 239 Abigail Adams, article about, 38-41 Andrew’s Bath, 627 Bauer, Joan, 180, 183 Abolafia, Yossi, 332 Andy Warhol, 301 Bauer, Marion Dane, 221 Abracadabra Kid, 758 Angel’s Gate, 205 Bawden, Nina, 354; 591 Absolutely Normal Chaos, 204 Anholt, Catherine and Laurence, 689, Baylor, Byrd, 100 Ackerman, Karen, 186 690 Bear for Miguel, 331 “Across the Center Line: A Dozen Years Animal Crackers, 474 Beardance, 175-177 of Books from the Delacorte Press Animals That Ought to Be, 754 Bearden, Romare, 86; 185 Prize for a First Young-Adult Novel Anisett Lundberg, 637 Bearing Witness, 232 Contest,” Patrick Jones, 178-183 Annie’s Promise, 486 Bearstone, 175 Adam and Eve and Pinch-Me, 102 Anthony Reynoso, 477; il. from, 478 Beatrix Potter, 95 Adams, Lauren, editorial by, 4-5; 133; Antics!, 484 Beatrix Potter 1866–1943, 239 see Booklist Apple, Margot, 484; 626; 765 Beatty, Patricia, 101 Adamson, Richard, 573 Armadillo Rodeo, 59 Beavin, Kristi, article by, 105-109; 566- Adler, David A., 187, 236 Armstrong, Jennifer, 193, 236 573 Adoff, Arnold, 103 Arnold, Tedd, 59 Bechard, Margaret, 360 Adventures of Hershel of Ostropol, 83 Arnosky, Jim, 220 Beddows, Eric, 721 Afternoon of the Elves, 573 Art books, article about, 295-304 Beduin’s Gazelle, 341 Agee, Jon, 626; 715 Arthur’s Chicken Pox, 484 “Bee My Valentine!”, 235 Ahlberg, Allan, 590; 687 Artist in Overalls, 479 Begay, Shonto, 470 Ahlberg, Janet, 687 Aruego, Jose, 458; il. by, 291 Behind the Blue and Gray, 768 Aiken, Joan, 334 Ashabranner, Brent, 606 Behold the Child, 483 Air, 358 Asylum for Nightface, 601; article about, Belinda, 234 Albert, Burton, 319 492-496 Bellairs, John, 108 Alcott, Louisa May, 485 Athletic Shorts, 108 Belle Prater’s Boy, 601, 652 Alderson, Brian, article by, 548-554; 769- Atkin, S. Beth, 755 Bemelmans, Ludwig, il. by, 160 771 “Audiobooks: Four Styles of Ben-Ami, Doron, 732 Alexander, Lloyd, 58; 236; 716 Narration,” Kristi Beavin, 566-573 Beneduce, Ann Keay, 329 Alexander, Who’s Not (Do You Hear Me? I “Audiobooks: Hear! Hear!,” Kristi Ben’s Christmas Carol, 723; il. from, 722 Mean It!) Going to Move, 66 Beavin, 105-109 Bergman, Tamar, 102 Alice in Lace, 357 Augustus Caesar’s World, 768 Bernhard, Durga, 443 Alice In-Between, 486 Aunt Nancy and Old Man Trouble, 585 Bernhard, Emery, 443 Alice the Brave, 766 “Aunt Peggy,” Robin Rathmann- Besson, Jean-Louis, 221 Aliki, 626; 715 Noonan, 428-429 Best Enemies Forever, 71 Alison’s Zinnia, 484 Australian children’s books, article Best Friends Tell the Best Lies, 182, 183 All about Owls, 220 about, 497-499; 772-775 Best of The Brownies’ Book, 355 All for Love, 245 Avery, Gillian, 483 Better Brown Stories, 590 All the Small Poems and Fourteen More, Avi, 71; 461; 572, 652; 713, 714, 731 Between Earth and Sky, 341 630 Awards, 126; 252; 381; 508; 652 Beyond the Western Sea, 461 All Times, All Peoples, 440 Beyond the Western Sea, Book Two, 731 Allen, Jonathan, 359 Babbitt, Natalie, 630 Bicycle Book, 231 Allen, Marjorie N., letter from, 389 Babushka’s Mother Goose, 218 Bierhorst, John, 767 Allen, Pamela, 234 Baby Be-Bop, 202 Big Annie of Calumet, 624 Allen, R. E., 178, 183 Baby Blues, 628 Big Bike Race, 72 Allen, Thomas B., 236 Baby Duck and the Bad Eyeglasses, 577 Big Black Bear, 627 All-of-a-Kind Family, 697 Baby Sister, 322 Big Red Bus, 691 Along the Tracks, 102 “Back to Boston,” Lauren Adams and Bill, 237 Alphabet City, 184 Martha V. Parravano, 133 Bill Pickett, 761 Alphin, Elaine Maria, 331 Backyard Birds of Summer, 350 Billy the Punk, il. from, 774 Amazing and Incredible Counting Stories, Bad Girls, 465 Bingleman’s Midway, 186 97 Bader, Barbara, article by, 536-547; let- Birdseye, Tom, 103 American Childhood, 363 ter from, 663 Birney, Betty G., 764 American Dreams series, 638 Ballad of Belle Dorcas, 103 Bishop, Claire Huchet, 626 American Eye, 91; 299 Ballad of Lucy Whipple, 593 Bishop, Rudine Sims, article by, 42-49; American Girls series, 636-639 Ballantine, Betty, 173 436-442 American Hero, 612 Bang, Molly, 359; 718; il. by 719 Bjork, Christina, 300 Americanization of British children’s Bannerman, Helen, article about, 536- Black Frontiers, 92 books, article about, 687-693 542; il. by, 540 Black Horses for the King, 467 Ammon, Bette, letter from, 661 Banyai, Istvan, 59 Black Pearl, 361 Ancona, George, 347, 359 Barclay, Donald A., article by, 559-565 Black Women of the West, 92 And Then What Happened, Paul Revere?, Barnet, Nancy, 445 Black-Eyed Susan, 193; il. from, 194 630 Barrett, Angela, 92 Blake, Quentin, 73; 444 Andersen, Hans Christian, 229 Barrio Streets Carnival Dreams, 608 Blast Off!, 362 Anderson, Joan, 346, 347 Barry, Susan J., 652 Blech, Dietlind, 583 Anderson, Lena, 300 Barton, Jill, 184; 577, 652; il. by, 131 Bledsoe, Lucy Jane, 72 Andreasen, Dan, 616 Baskin, Leonard, 754 Blegvad, Erik, 88; 592 792 The Horn Book Magazine Blegvad, Lenore, 592 Burns, Mary M., see Booklist Clark, H. Nichols B., 769 Block, Francesca Lia, 202; 375; 742 Bush, Margaret A., see Booklist Clark, Trinkett, 769 Block, 86; 185 But Can the Phoenix Sing?, 210 Clean House, 332 Blood Relations, 602 Butler, Geoff, 365 Cleary, Beverly, 185; 313; 572 Bloom, Lloyd, 187 Butterfly, il. from, 773 Clements, Andrew, 732 Bloom, Susan P., 593, 652 Buz, 61 Clown, 444 Bloomer!, 238 Byars, Betsy, 108; 459, 485, 486; 572; 732 Coalson, Glo, 102 Blue Hat and Red Coat, 689 Coaster, 766 Blumberg, Rhoda, 238; 607 Cadnum, Michael, 77; 602 Coco Grimes, 237 Blushful Hippopotamus, 585 Cal Cameron by Day, Spider-man by Cofer, Judith Ortiz, 184 Blythe, Gary, 690, 692 Night, 181, 183 Cohen, Caron Lee, 445 Bobbin Girl, 581 “Caldecott Medal Acceptance,” Peggy Cohen, Miriam, 100; 235; 485 Bober, Natalie, article by, 38-41 Rathmann, 424-427 Cold Shoulder Road, 334 Bog Bodies, 245 Call Down the Moon, 217 Cole, Joanna, 347; 609; 756 Bond, Nancy, 360 Calvin Miles, 765 Cole, William, 630 Bone Detectives, 348 Calvin’s Christmas Wish, 765 Collins, Pat Lowery, 214 Book Cupboard, 720 Camelot, 202 Collodi, C., 720 Book of Changes, 76 Cameron, Ann, 97 Colors, 296 “Booklist,” 58-99; 186-233; 319-363; 443- Campbell, Patty, article by, 110-114; Coman, Carolyn, 194 483; 574-625; 718-768 240-243; 371-376; 492-496; 636-639; Come a Stranger, 102 “Books in the Classroom,” Jean M. 776-780 Companions of the Night, 767 Stevenson, 368-370 Canadian books, article about, 117-120; Conferences, 126; 253; 382; 509; 653; 790 Books on tape, article about, 105 364-367; 632-635 Conly, Jane Leslie, 195 Boraks-Nemetz, Lillian, 117 Cannon, A. E., 181, 183 Connie Came to Play, 327 Borden, Louise, 581 Can’t Sleep, 191 Conrad, Pam, 721, 733; obit., 254 Bosse, Malcolm, 203; 628; 766 Canto Familiar, 87 Contender, 373 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award Carle, Eric, 356, 362 Contrary Mary, 64 speeches, 28-41 Carlson, Lori Marie, 608 Cook, Donald, 486 Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards, Carnival, 324 Cool Ali, 578 announced, 652 Carr, Jan, 320; 445 Coombs, Karen M., 638 Boulanger, Susan, article by, 295-304 Carrick, Carol, 362 Cooney, Barbara, 101; 610 Bousquin, Marilyn, see Booklist Cart, Michael, 625; article about, Cooper, Floyd, 219; 362; 627; il. by, 220 Bowler, Tim, 203 371-376 Cooper, Martha, 477; il. by, 478 Bowman, Leslie, 237 Carter, Betty, article by, 707-712 Coral Reef, 223 Boy Who Lived with the Bears, 185; 652 Carter, Jimmy, 104 Cormier, Robert, 373, 375; 715 Boy Who Lived with the Seals, 630 Case of the Mummified Pigs and Other Cornell, Laura, 595 Boys at Work, 628 Mysteries in Nature, 170; il. from, 172 Count Silvernose, 471 Boys from St. Petri, 237 Caseley, Judith, 61; 321 Courlander, Harold, 362 Brabander, Daniel J., 381 Casey, Maude, 360 Cousins, Lucy, 100 Brabander, Jennifer, 727, 755-756, 790 Casey, Patricia, 235 Coville, Bruce, 572 Branley, Franklyn, 756 Casilla, Robert, 628 Covington, Dennis, 179, 180, 183 Brenner, Barbara, 476 Cassels, Jean, 479 Cowboy Charlie, 95 Brent, Isabelle, 229 Cat Running, 360 Cowboy Country, 360 Bresnahan, Alyssa, 573 Catcher in the Rye, 373 Cowboy Dreams, 764 Brett, Jan, 59; 629 Cavanaugh, Matthew, 346 Cowboys, 347 Brian’s Winter, 340 Caveman Dave, 689 Cowboys of the Sky, 619 Briggs, Raymond, article about, 315-318 Cendrars, Blaise, 100 Coy, John, 574 British children’s books, article about, Center Line, 178, 182, 183 Coyote and the Fire Stick, 748 687-693 Cepeda, Joe, 457 Cozy Book, 98 Brooks, Bruce, 237; 601; article about, Cerullo, Mary M., 223 “Cozying Up to the Past,” Roger Sutton, 492-496 Chacon, Michelle, 458 516-517 Brooks, Martha, 486 Chandra, Deborah, 237 Cracker Jackson, 485 Brown, Kathryn, 328 Chang, Ina, 768 Crash, 600 Brown, Laurie Krasny, 608 Chast, Roz, 582 Creech, Sharon, 204 Brown, Marc, 235; 484; 608 Chatting, 627 Creepy, Crawly Caterpillars, 479; il. from, Brown, Marcia, 100; 369 Cherokees, 353 480 Brown, Margaret Wise, 60 Chess, Victoria, 217; 475 Cresswell, Helen, 572 Brown, Mary Barrett, 238 Chibi, 476 Crew, Gary, 205 Brown, Ruth, 723; il. by, 722 Children of the River, 181, 182, 183 Crew, Linda, 181, 182, 183, 205 Brown, Sterling, 72 Children Save the Rain Forest, 761 Crews, Nina, 321 Brown Honey in Broomwheat Tea, 362 Children’s Literature, 705 Crosses, 180, 182, 183 Browne, Philippa-Alys, 320 Chin Yu Min and the Ginger Cat, 236 Crossing the Starlight Bridge, 102 Bruchac, Joseph, 85; 185; 341; 652 Chocolate War, 373 Crown of Dalemark, 209; 766 Bruises, 467 Christensen, Bonnie, 69 Crutcher, Chris, 108; 184; 628 Bruno the Carpenter, 726 Christian Mother Goose, 710 Cuckoo’s Child, 463 Brusca, María Cristina, 80 Christiansen, C.B., 486 Cummings, Pat, 185 Bryan, Ashley, 237; 361 Christmas Carol, 73 Cummins, Julie, 611 Buddha, 611; il.
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  • {PDF EPUB} Rumpelstiltskin by Chris Noel

    {PDF EPUB} Rumpelstiltskin by Chris Noel

    Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Rumpelstiltskin by Chris Noël Rumpelstiltskin Fairy tale. There was once a miller who was poor, but he had one beautiful daughter. It happened one day that he came to speak with the king, and, to give himself consequence, he told him that he had a daughter who could spin gold out of straw. The king said to the miller: "That is an art that pleases me well; if thy daughter is as clever as you say, bring her to my castle to-morrow, that I may put her to the proof." When the girl was brought to him, he led her into a room that was quite full of straw, and gave her a wheel and spindle, and said: "Now set to work, and if by the early morning thou hast not spun this straw to gold thou shalt die." And he shut the door himself, and left her there alone. And so the poor miller's daughter was left there sitting, and could not think what to do for her life: she had no notion how to set to work to spin gold from straw, and her distress grew so great that she began to weep. Then all at once the door opened, and in came a little man, who said: "Good evening, miller's daughter; why are you crying?" "Oh!" answered the girl, "I have got to spin gold out of straw, and I don't understand the business." Then the little man said: "What will you give me if I spin it for you?" - "My necklace," said the girl.