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Bibliographies; *Bibliographies; *Childrens Literature; *Instructional Media; *Library Materials; *School Libraries IDENTIFIERS *Appalachia DOCUMENT RESUME ED 092 127 IR 000 686 AUTHOR Bennett, George B., Ed. TITLE Library Materials for Schools in Appalachia. INSTITUTION West Virginia Univ., Morgantown. Univ. Library. PUB DATE 74 NOTE 73p. 1 AVAILABLE FROM West Virginia University Library, Main Campus, West Virginia University, Morgantown, West Virginia 26505 EDRS PRICE MF-$0.75 HC-$3.15 PLUS POSTAGE DESCRIPTORS Annotated Bibliographies; *Bibliographies; *Childrens Literature; *Instructional Media; *Library Materials; *School Libraries IDENTIFIERS *Appalachia ABSTRACT A product of a library science seminar on Appalachian library materials at West Virginia University, this selective bibliography includes school library materials in print about, relating to, or rooted in Appalachia. There are lists of fiction; poetry; drama; folklore and folk music; biography; history, geography and travel; social and environmental awareness; films; filmstrips; recordings; arts and crafts; natural history and resources; periodicals; and teachers resources. Grade levels are listed separately for fiction; history, geography, and travel; and natural history and resources. Most bibliographic items are annotated. There are lists of film distributors, filmstrip distributors, and record companies. (LS) (.1 LIBRARY MATERIALS cz) FOR SCHOOLS IN APPALACHIA 9 0 0 WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY (x. -1 LIBRARY MATERIALS FOR SCHOOLS IN APPALACHIA Edited by George E. Bennett US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. FOUCATICIN & WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCA TION tr.1.1D'7,JVIENT HAS BEEN REP,,0 (,,;(FD ""NCTLY AS RECEIVZ-0 ritCA0 Tr'E PV?S',..4 OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN A-IVS IT ROiNTS Cr VIEW OR OPINION; ATED DO NOT NECESSARILY RE PRE SCNT OTriCo At Ne, tiONAL INSTITUTE OF CT....CA TIDY PDS' POLICY West Virginia University Library Morgantown 1974 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1.1I atcraliiri.: l'ocir and Malmo', 2 1,1 lientilihir, 1.11 irti+n :3 1.2 Junior 1.,0.1 Fiction 1,:3 High1 a.% el Pillion 1'1 . 1,1 1'1,11 and 1.1raina 2:3 I. Li l'orlr 2:1 1.11614,1111.1 2.1) hilklIre .11111Folk 1111.i. 2.1l'olklor 2(1 2.2 Volk tln.i ;11 :1.0 ( , and 1r,to.1,. Social and ran acne,- :15 ;3,1 ;15 :3? :1,2I litnr%, ( . andIra% cl :3.2a12.1,1111113ar 1 al,.1 1 Co.ograillt) hnel '37 121, Junior 'din! 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'uuuuu uli.urutuuuu'i_ uu'uirIuu'u',utuu U'us'in (uiul hr11111.) lu.- ii li-i jug uuuuuuutuur.,auth u a utuir'u uui'hu a- (,'un,tiItiuu'u(hunkIutj'ts' 15,1,- uu,uIIt uluiu'ruuuiuu litituuttulutuut' iiihIt' I'ir-( ufi(iuurtuI' ahtuuuk.(II(uti Is liii a Luuuuuk i u'iLht'rruiriutlu'I or Inultlihut initii't'luu k.iii .ug uuuuuih'r. luther: tutu1-uuutu t',iu'huu'r in' uss.ur thu -uuutu' luiuhutut in'''(untilII'l .0 I,ut'z'Itutuk i'ug,ui'uII' itlIt u'uituluuit'. thu t,i'.'uiuitutluu'r..ini iuuIuululiiithu ItiIIuuugr.ujhis I'iuuulI iii',u'utIu' si ttiIiiuhituiu_ ri'iriIuuih'ilstillustluhlu, Ith' ss,i ruiuuhi jilluillul ustilt'. .inItutu ill iii thu.ut 'ututuu(uIrtu'uiitt' jiuuttuu'hiuiiu -u'uuiuu'high)iiisshiiiiit grit buS I liii, lu ,iuuuiuhu'. italituk ht.iuh liiiisriltrutin gniuh'. hU it 55,1- u'uuh'rt'iiii thu tutuit ihu Luhitit iii isu-ut r'1t.uiudiiithur,'uuinr hihut'uijuut,liii- uuttuurrul hr thuuuuu.t hut isitiuht'tjctut hurL 1.0 LITERATURE: FICTION, POETRY AND DRAMA No attempt has :keen made to gistsidijectist. judgments of the rlatise %swill of the fiction here. Since opinion. Inasdiffer among teachers and librarians as sill as itis considered more saltiable for schools to List alist of asailalde items rather than alist tailormade to represent certain siess. It ought to be noted, hosseser, that quite stimulating discussions 11101111(1 aria%%hell :111(le1l1 S and teachers consider accuracs Illeportrayals of Appalachianpeopleinthefiction.Inparticular,one might comparethe romantic notions of MaryN.\hatred. and John he s,Jr.,to the more int Jeri' :Milrealistic %H,. ofHarriettetrnoss,\lildred Comae McCartlis, among others. Notions of romance, more- oser, continue to lAistinfiction about Appalachia and this too can he e.splort.41. hit the1, aille Iffictionisnot solely, nor 'Atli primarily,inits portrasals of soviets. ()lie sould hope that goodfictionwould be treatedas anartformaswell.Inthis rein, a 1.41% Appalachian NritITS IIa1 attained Icch of Indsnationalimportance; such as Thomas Wolfe, James Agee, and Jesse Stuart. Not far helmsthemaressriterssuchasHarrietteArtios, John 1:1114,I)as Co-11111i, and Cormac \fans other-arecertaitilscompetentssriters,being publishedregularlsIi bookfirms. Vhile such perspectis i isimportant,thepointisthatAppaltehian people base good reasontohe proud of their contmporarsssriters as of their unnamed and iinknossil folk - sung composers. 1.1 ELEMENTARY LEVEL FICTION Carroll, Ruth, and Latrobe Carroll. Beanie. New York: Walck, 1953. n.p. $4. 25. (gr. 4-6) "Beanie goes for a walk in the Carolina woods near his home with his new puppy, Tough Enough, and a toy gun; and he meets a bear!" . Tough Enough. New York: Walck, 1954. n.p. $4.25. (gr. 5-7) "Beanie Tatum, his Great Smoky Mountain family, and his dog Tough Enough come to life in a humorous story." Tough Enough and Sassy. New York: Walck, 1958. 64p. $4.25. (gr. 4-6) . Tough Enough's Indians. New York: Walck, 1960. 64p. $4.25. (gr. 4-6) Tomshgmaaharml. New York: Walck, 1957. 64p. $4.25. (gr. 2-4) Visiting his grandparents, Beanie finds a nearly-dead wild colt. After caring for it, Beanie convinces his father to take the colt back to their mountain home. Tough Enough's Trip. New York: Walck, 1956. 64p. $4.25. (gr. 4-6) Caudill, Rebecca. A Certain Small Shepherd. Illus. by William Pene Dubois. New York: Holt, 1965.
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