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ED 074 455 CS 000 404 TITLE RiFis [Reading is Fundamental] Guide to Book Selection 1973. INSTITUTION Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. National Reading is Fundamental Program. PUB DATE 73 NOTE 95p. AVAILABLE FROMReading is Fun-damental, Arts & Industries Building Smithsonian Institution, 'Washington, D. C. 20560 EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29 DESCRIPTORS Annotated Bibliographies; *Booklists; *Childrens Books; High Interest Low Vocabulary Books; Paperback Books; Reading; *Reading Interests; *Reading Material Selection IDENTIFIERS *Reading is FUNdamental; RIF

ABSTRACT This book guide is an annotated list of available

paperback titles for elementary school children for use by "Reading . is FUNdamental" program directors. Some high-interest, low-vocabulary titles suitable for older children as well as special booklists for black, American Indian, and Spanish-speaking children are also -included. All books have been given a grade designation for both readability and interest level, but only for general guidance purposes. A complete list of the publishers cited and their addresses is provided. (TO) READING IS FUNDAIVIFINI I-11--A.I__ Irt,rnirI-Al (=X INA A,iiik.rtrt4 I I

Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) is a nationalprogram that gives children a pleasant incentive to read by letting them choose, from a wide variety of inexpensive,attractive, paperback books, the ones that interest them, and by letting them keep the books as their own.

Most of the children RIF serves have never owned a book:

The national Reading Is Fundamental program, in association with the Smithsonian Institution, sets goals and guidelines, provides program development materials and technical assistance to local RIF projects throughout the United States. But the. strength of RIF projects liesintheir grass-roots involvement, for each community organizes, develops, funds and runs its own program. Book selection and ordering are done at the local level.

RIF's goal is to show children the range of treasure now and in the futurethat they will find in books. They cannot know what is in them unless they have the books from which to learn.

IfAmerica isto grow up thinking, ReadingIs Fundamental.

National RIF Program: MRS. ROBERT S. McNAMARA Chairman, National RIF Board of Directors MRS. ELEANOR SMOLLAR Executive Director MRS. BARBARA B. ATKINSON National Program Director

Editorial Staff: MRS. ELEANOR SMOLLAR Editor MISS LESLIE ATKINSON Editorial Assistant MS. ESTELL DUELL Materials Coordinator

Cover design and ogo by MO LEBOWITZ TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION iv

GENERAL LIST OF PAPERBACKS (For the Elementary Grades) 1

INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL BOOKLIST FOR ETHNIC GROUPS 55

SPECIAL BOOKLIST FOR ETHNIC GROUPS 56 BLACK ELEMENTARY ...... 56 INDIAN ELEMENTARY.,, ...... 74 SPANISH - SPEAKINGELEMENTARY...... 79

LIST OF SOURCES USED . 87

LIST OF PUBLISHERS...... 89 INTRODUCTION

With the rapid growth of Reading Is Fundamental dary school level, the Book Guide includesa good (RIF) throughout the United States, RIF is develop- number of high-interest, low-reading level titles. ing a variety of materials to strengthen and extend There are approximately 1,850 books listed in the the operation of local projects. This 1973 edition of Guide. Although books have been graded, this is RIF's Book Guide is one of the essential tools for only as broad guidance, for the interest and pleasure any project. It incorporates and updates the three in books vary from child to child, from grade to earlier Book Guides. grade. In actual choice of books, itis the project The present Guide lists only paperback titlesat director's judgment that is key. The director -knows the elementary school level for obviousreasons: the children and their interests, and can best decide 1) paperback books are less expensive than hard- which books will have the most appeal. cover books and therefore more children can be RIF has had an impact on the publishing world. served; 2) children like the paperbacks for they Publishers are becoming increasinglyaware of the are attractive and easy to handle; 3) parents come need and demand for paperbacks at the juvenile to know that inexpensive books are available for level. The result their children and can begin to build librariesat is that since Spring 1970, when the home, a key factor in making booksa way of life. first Book Guide was published, 18 publishers have launched new juvenile paperback book lines. This RIF projects serve principally children frompre- is certainly evident in the 1973 RIF Book Guide. school through elementary grades, for itis at the The Book Guide is a cornerstone of RIF's theory earliest learning ages that enjoyment of reading is and RIF's success: Let a child choose what interests more easily instilled in a child. However, for those him; let him keep the book as his own; let his inter- projects that choose to serve students at the secon- est develop at his speed.

iv General List of Paperbacks (For the Elementary Grades)

ABINGDON PRESS STRANGE HAPPENINGS ACT IT OUT Vitarelli, Robert (Ed.) Carlson, Bernice W. Gr. 3-5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (1) 754 Gr. 3-6 (R&I)* 5 A book of short stories that deal with the supernatural and Simple dramatics for children and puppet performances. tales of science fiction. High interest-low reading level.

DO IT YOURSELF TEN TOP FAVORITES Carlson, Bernice W. Vitarelli, Robert (Ed.) Gr. 3-6 (R&I) $1,95. Gr. 3-5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 Skits and stunts for children. A book of short stories for girls that have themes on growing up, romance and the future. High interest-low reading level. GAMES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Harbin, E. O. Gr. 4-7 (R&I) $1.65 Easy-to-follow direction for all types of games for all occasions. ATHENEUM PUBLISHERS AUNT AMERICA (Aladdin) MAKE IT YOURSELF Bloch, Marie H. Carlson, Bernice W. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 954 Gr. 3-6 (RSA) $1.95 The story of a small girl's aunt who comes to her village and More than 150 handicrafts Or children. how trouble and danger seem to follow her.

100 GAMES AND STUNTS BLACK AND BLUE MAGIC (Aladdin) Edgren, Harry D. Snyder, Zilpha K. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 504 Gr. 5-8 (R&I) 9k Ideas for parties including a party plan for each month. The story of how clumsy Humpty Harry becomes proved by magic. AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS A CANDLE IN HER ROOM (Aladdin) AMAZING ADVENTURES Arthur, Ruth M. Verdick, Mary (Ed.) Gr. 5-10 (R&I) 954 Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 The story of a doll who brought tragedy and disaster to one A book of a variety of stories based on danger and daring acts. family each time she appeared and what is done to overcome High interest-low reading level. these powers.

HIGH AND MIGHTY THE DON'T BE SCARED BOOK (Aladdin) Vitarel li, Robert (Ed.) Vogel, use M. Gr. 3-5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 7k Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 A book of stories that deal with action. High interest-low read- A pictorial book of scares and the remedies to go with each. ing level. FIVE FALL INTO ADVENTURE (Aladdin) THE HONDA KID Blyton, Enid Vitarelli, Robert (Ed.) Gr. 4-7 (RSA) 954 Gr. 3-5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 The adventures four children and a dog encounter when the A book of short stories lbout cars, racing and speed. High dog is drugged and one of the four is kidnapped. interest-low reading level. FIVE FIND A SECRET WAY (Aladdin) PAYOFF IN THE PARK AND OTHER EXCITING STORIES Blyton, Enid Vitarelli, Robert (Ed.) Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 9k Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 75cr Four children and a dog find excitement during the Christmas A book of several different stories that are filled ith excite- holiday when they run into some men seeking a secret ment. High interest-low reading level. formula.

R. Reading *I Interest FIVE GUARD A HIDDEN DISCOVERY (Aladdin) BY THE GREAT HORN SPOON! (Camelot) Blyton, Enid Fleischman. Sid Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 954 Gr. 54 (R&I) 60e Four children attempt to locate a boy's missing father but they Zany,adventures in the history of the Old est. are confronted with several problems. CITIZEN OF NEW SALEM (Camelot) HARRY, THE WILD WEST HORSE (Aladdin) Horgan, Paul Clymer, Eleanor Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-5 (R&I) 954 A biography of Abraham Lincoln, The story of a horse who sets off to find a job with a wild west show when he gets replaced on the farm by a tractor. THE ELECTRONIC OLYMPICS (Camelot) HOW BIG IS A FOOT? (Aladdin) Higdon, Hal Myller, Rolf Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 75q Cr. K-3 (R&I) 954 The story of what he Olympic games would be like if com- The story of an apprentice who made a bed for the queen puters took over. according to the measurements given to him by the king who did his measuring with his feet. 'ELIZABETH (Camelot) Winwar, France 1 15 NO FUN BUT 20 IS PLENTY (Aladdin) Gr. 6-8 (R&I) Vogel, Isle M. The story of Elizabeth Barret and Robert Browning. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 954 The adventures of a lion and a hippo as they count themselves THE FIFTEENTH PELICAN (Camelot) through incredible events. Rios, Tere Gr. 6-10 (R&I) PROJECT; SCOOP (Aladdin) 604 Hayes, William D. The story of Sister Bert rille, an airborne heroine. Gr. 3-5 (R&I) The story of a boy and his efforts to run a school press, FIREWEED Walsh, Jill P. SHADOW OF A BULL (Aladdin) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 Wojciechowska, Maia The story of two young people who are in love during the Cr. 5-9 (R&I) 954 London blitz and how they must depend on each other in order The story of a boy who was expected to follow his father's to survive. footsteps and become a great matador but who is a coward. HALIC: THE STORY OF A GRAY SEAL (Camelot) SPECTACLES (Aladdin) Clarkson, Ewan Raskin, Ellen Gr. 6-8 (R&I) 754 Gr. 2-3 (R) Gr. K-3 (I) 954 Relates the life cycle of the seal. The story of a little girl who saw all.its of weird things until she got glasses. THE HAUNTED BOOKSHOP Morley, Christopher AVON BOOKS Gr. 5-12 (R&I) 604 THE ADVENTURES OF MAYA THE BEE (Camelot) Brooklyn bookshop is haunted by the ghosts of great writers. Bonsels, Waldemay Gr. 5.7 (R&I) HOME IS THE NORTH (Camelot) A story of life inside and outside a beehive. Morey, Walt Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 954 ALBERT EINSTEIN (Camelot) The story of a teenage boy and his dog who go to live with a Beckhard, Arthur salmon fisherman and his wife in Alaska. Cr. 5-7 (R&I) 604 A personal biography of Dr. Einstein. HOTEL FOR DOGS (Camelot) Duncan, Lois ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN (Camelot) Gr. 3-7 (R&I) 954 Papashvily, George & Helen The story of two brothers who find themselves having to keep Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 nine dogs a secret. The story of a man and how he overcame his problems in America when he came over from Europe. HOW THE CHILDREN STOPPED THE WARS (Camelot) BREAD- AND - BUTTER INDIAN (Camelot) Wahl, Jan Colver, Anne Cr. 3-6 (R&I) 954 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 The story of a children's crusade against the war that brings In western Pennsylvania's pioneer days, Barbara makes friends fathers, uncles and brothers home. with a hungry Indian. I'LL TRADE YOU AN ELK BREAD AND BUTTER JOURNEY (Camelot) Goodrum, Charles Colver, Anne Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 604 Gr. 44 (R&I) 954 Adventures in trading animals to build up the zoo in Wichita, The frontier family is followed westward. Kansas. THE INCREDIBLE D4TECTIVES (Camelot) RUTGERS AND THE WATER SNOUTS(Camelot) Caulfield, Don & Dana, Barbara Gr. 34 (R&I) 954 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 954 A story about animal sleuths and how they rescue their kid- The story of a bulldog and hisanimal friends and their napped master. adventures in search of the strangeprickly objects which have mysteriously disappeared. LINNETS AND VALERIANS (Camelot) Goudge, Elizabeth SCIENTISTS BEHIND THE INVENTORS (Camelot) Burlingame, Roger Cr. 21-6 (R&I) 954 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) The story of four children who_ escape from their grandmother 604 into a world of fantasy and witchcraft. Sketchesoffamousscientistsandtheirworld-shaking discoveries.

MANHATTAN IS MISSING (Camelot) TIME CAT (Camelot) Hilcick, E. W. Alexander, Lloyd Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Gr. 5-7 (R&I) 604 The story of a cat detective and how he sets out to solve the Th,: story of an adventurous cat who is taken through time and mystery of the missing island. into nine fantastic lives. MATTHEW LOONEY'S INVASION OF THE EARTH (Camelot) Beatty, Jerome, Jr. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 954 BERKLEY PUBLISHING CORP. Science fiction adventure of Matthew Looney on Earth. DROP-OUT Everly, Jeanette MATTHEW LOONEY'S VOYAGE TO THE EARTH (Camelot) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 Beatty, Jerome, Jr. The story of a boy's desire to quit school andhow he and his Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 954 girl friend solve their problems. Science fiction adventure. MYSTERY AT LITTLE SQUAW RIVER MENAGERIE MANOR (Camelot) Nelson, Marg Durrell, Gerald Gr. 6-10 (R&I) 504 Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 60( The story of a teenager who discovers that even a small town Childhood dream to have a zoo of his own comes true for can have excitement and soon finds herself involved in some author with animals collected on travels around the wort' detective work of her own.-

MEN AND GODS (Camelot) Warner, Rex Gr. 6-8 (R&I) 754 CHILDREN'S PRESS A retelling of the stories of Gods of the ancient Greeks. THE FIRST STEP ABC Friskey, Margaret ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIONS Cr. K-3 (R&I) 254 Smith, Dodie This is an alphabet book thatis fun to colorand gives a Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 child an eight-word reading vocabularly throughpicture stor- A suspense story which is the basis for the Walt Disney movie ies. by that name. THE FIRST STEP 1, 2, 3 Friskey, Margaret PEACE IS YOU AND ME Gr. K-3 (R&I) Weiner, Florence 254 This is a number activity book that is fun to color and read. Gr. All ages $1.25 It also gives a feeling of groups and sets. A collection of poetry and drawings by grade-school children who reveal an awareness of violence and their hopes for a THE ROAD FROM WEST VIRGINIA (Open Door) peaceful world. Hardin, Gail Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 PEREGRINE FALCON (Camelo This is the life story of a poor white Southern girl, Gail Hardin, Murphy, Robert who became a factory worker. Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 604 Story of the traveling falcon during he fir,t year of life. WHAT I'M ABOUT IS PEOPLE (Open Door) Geary, Charles PRIDE'S PROGRESS (Camelot) Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 Haas, Emmy This is the life story of Charles Geary, a poor white boy from Gr. 6-10 (R&I) Jugville, Kentucky, who became a courageous social worker. The story of the family life style of the king of beasts. A WORLD OF BOOKS (Open Door) Chaffin, Lillie D. RACOONS ARE THE BRIGHTEST PEOPLE Gr. 5 (R), Gr.-5-12 (I) North, Sterling 75¢ This is the story of Lille Chaffin, a poor white girl, who grew Gr. 5-10 (R&I) 604 up in Pike County, Kentucky, and overcame odds to become an The book includes more than ninety photographs. author and a librarian. CONCORDIA PUBLISHING HOUSE THE WATER THAT CAUGHT ON FIRE (Arch) THE BOY WITH A SLING (Arch) Scheck, Joann Warren, Mary Gr. K-3 (R&I) 394 Gr. K-3 (R&I) A colorfully illustrated easy-to-read Bible sterin verse and A colorfully illustrated Bible story about David and Goliath. prose.

THE BOY WHO RAN AWAY (Arch) Elmer, Irene Gr. K-3 (R&I) 394 A colorfully illustrated easy-to-read Bible story about the THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY prodigal son. A BABY STARTS TO GROW (Crocodile) Showers, Paul THE BRAGGY KING OF BABYLON (Arch) Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 McCall, Yvonne H. This book tells how a baby develops from the single cell, how Gr. K-3 (R&I) he is protected, and how he draws nourishment until he be- A colorfully illustrated easy-to-read Bible story in verse and comes strong enough to live outside his mother's body. prose. BEES AND BEELINES (Crocodile) DANIEL IN THE LION'S DEN (Arch) Hawes, Judy Latourette, Jane R. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 394 This book describes the training of bees when first they leave A colorfully illustrated Bible story about a protein Babylon. the hive, the use they make of the sun asa guide, the signal systems and dances they use to !et the other bees know where EIGHT BAGS OF GOLD (Arch) the (lowers are. Kramer, Janice Gr. K-3 (R&I) A DROP OF BLOOD (Crocodile) 394 Showers, Paul Colorfully illustrated easy-to-read story of the parableathe talents. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 This book tells what blood is and why it is so` important0 us. THE FISHERMAN'S SURPRISE (Arch) Bergey, Alyce ESTIMATION (Crocodile) Gr. K-3 (R&I) Linn, Charles F. 394 Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) A colorfully illustrated Bible story ahe disciple's great catch. 954 This book suggests experiments and activities to help boys and A GOOD SAMARITAN (A rch) girls improve their estimation skills in such waysas to help Kramer. Janice them be on time and to learn to stay within their allowances. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 394 HOW A SEED GROWS (Crocodile) A colorfully illustrated easy-to-read Bible story about the Jordan, Helene J. parable of love. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 THE GREAT SURPRISE (Arch) This book teaches step by stepevery fine detail of the Warren, Mary sprouting of a seed. Cr. 1C-3 (R&I) 394 IT'S NESTING TIME (Crocodile) A colorfully illustrated easy-to-read Bible story in verse and Gans, Roma prose. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 SIMEON'S SECRET (Arch) This book describes where and how birds make theirnests in Kramer, Janice spring and in summer. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 3911 MY FIVE SENSES (Crocodile) Colorfully illustrated easy-to-read Bible story inverse and Aliki prose. Cr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 This book tells of the development of a child'ssenses, what THREE MEN WHO WALKED IN FIRE (Arch) they are and what he learns through them about the world Scheck, Joann around him. Gr. K-3 (R&I) Colorfully illustrated Bible story in verse andprose. MAY IVikliSIT TO THE DINOSAURS (Crocodile)

TWO MEN IN THE TEMPLE (Arch) Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) Scheck, Joann 954 This book describes many kinds of dinosaurs and theirin- Gr. K-3 (R&I) 394 teresting and often ferocious habits. A colorfully illustrated easy-to-readBible story in verse and prose. OXYGEN KEEPS YOU ALIVE (Crocodile) Branley, Franklyn M. THE UNFORGIVING SERVANT (Arch) Gr. 2-4 (R), Cr. 1-6 (I) Kramer, Janice 954 Gr. K-3 (R&I) This book tells how animals and people, plants and fish, take 394 oxygen from the air and use it. A simple experiment helps A colorfully illustrated easy-to read Bible story inverse and prose. children understand that there is air in the water that fish breathe, and what happens when that water is boiled.

4 THE RINGLING BROTHERS (Crocodile) ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES AND NINE OTHER TALES Cone, Molly FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS (Yearling) Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 954 Hoopes, Ned E. (Ed.) This book tells the story of how the Ring ling brothers started Gr. 4-6 (k&I) 750 their circus and eventually became the Greatest Show on Retold especially for this edition, ten famous tales from the Earth. Arabian Nights, including, in addition to the title story,The Magic Winged Horse," "The King and His Physician," "Aladdin STRAIGHT LINES, PARALLEL LINES, PERPENDICULAR LINES and His Enchanted Lamp," "The Man Who Never Laughed (Crocodile) Again," and "Sinbad the Sailor and His Seven voyages.- Charosh, Marmis Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 ALL DAY LONG (Yearling) A book of experiments and activities that will enable children McCord, David to recognize such lines with ease. All Ages 754 A collection of poems concerning the experiences and ques- THE SUNLIT SEA (Crocodile) tions children ask everyday. Goldin, Augusta Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 950 ALL-OF-A-KIND FAMILY (Yearling) This book isan introduction to the underwater world.It Taylor, Sidney describes some common marine plants and animals and Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 654 shows how they uepend on one another. Five high-spirited littlegirls have simple but happy times together growing up on New York's Lower East Side at the WEIGHING AND BALANCING (Crocodile) turn of the century in a family rich in kindness though poor in Srivastava, Jane J. money, Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 This book tells how to construct a simple but very sensitive AMELIA EARH /.RT (Yearling) balance out of a wooden rod, some string, cup hooks, and Farlin, John paper plates. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 500 One of the first women fliers, world famous for her successful WHAT I LIKE ABOUT TOADS (Crocodile) solo flight over the Atlantic in 1932. Hawes, Judy Gr. 1=3 (R&I) 954 THE ANIMAL FAMILY (Yearling) This book describes the growth of young toads from eggs to Jarrell, Randall adults, their eating habits, hibernation, and ingenious defenses Gr. All Ages 754 against danger. The story of a hunter who lived by himself in the forest until he found himself a family comprised of a mermaid, a bear, a WHAT IS SYMMETRY? (Crocodile) lynx and a baby boy. Sitorner, Mindel & Harry Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS (Laurel-Leaf) This book gives examples of some of the different kinds of Verne, Jules symmetry that children can find both in nature and in man- Gr. 6-9 (R&I) made objects. 504 The adventures of Phineas Fogg and his valet, Passepanout, on the trip around the worldmade in 80 days to settle a WHAT MAKES DAY AND NIGHT (Crocodile) wager. Branley, Franklyn M. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. 1-6 (I) 954 This book describes the mechanics of the earth's rotation and A BEAR CALLED PADDINGTON(Yearling) the apparent changes in the position of the sun that result Bond, Michael from the rotation, thus resulting in day and night. Cr . 3-6 (R&I) 654 A bear from Darkest Peru finds himself on a railway platform in London with a "Please look after this bear" sign hanging from his furry neck. The Brown family do just that, and discover that life is filled with adventure when there is a bear in the house.

BLUE RIDGE BILLY (Yearling DELL PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. Lenski, Lois ABRAHAM LINCOLN (Yearling) Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 754 Colver, Anne Growing up in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, rir. 3-6 (R&I) 500 Billy fights with the Buckwheat Hollow boys and goeson a As a pioneer child, Abraham Lincoln was mischievous but panther hunt, but most important of all, dreams of, learning hard working. As he grew older he became known for his to play the fiddle. fair and honest ways and his great sense of humor. BOND OF THE FIRE (Yearling) THE ADVENTURES OF BENJAMIN PINK (Yearling) Eisen, Anthony F. Williams, Garth Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 750 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 Member of a Stone Age band living twenty centuries ago, Ash The story of a rabbit who is blown out to sea and lands on a wholeheartedly joins in his tribe's customs and celebrations deserted island and how he tries to figure out a way to go and gains the friendship of the wolf-like animal who one night home. creeps to his fire.

5 A BROTHER FOR THE ORPHELINES (Yearling) ELLEN GRAE (Yearling -) Carlson, Natalie S. Cleaver, Vera & Bill Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 75 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 654 When the Orphelines find a baby boy on their doorstep, they 11-year-old Ellen with a reputation for telling tall storiesruns must find a way to keep their new brother. into a problem with a true story.

THE BULLY OF BARKHAM STREET (Yearling) FAR AND FEW (Yearling) Stolz, Mary McCord. David Gr. 4-7 (R&M 7k All ages 754 Martin Hastings, the bully of the block, didn'r appear to care These 60 poems offer a great variety of rhythms and ideas, full if he had any friends. A view emerges of an 11-year-old boy's of humor and delight and sometimes a touch of sadness. lonely world. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE 'Yearling) CAPTURED BY THE MOHAWKS (Yearling) Colver, Anne North, Sterling Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 7k As a child in England, Florence Nightingale's favoritegame Story of explorer, Pierre Esprit Radisson, who was captured at was playing hospital with her dolls. She became a nuns© for the age 16 and adopted by the Mohawk Indians. British on rhe battlefield, and started the first school for trained nurses. CHARLOTTE'S WEB (Yearling) White, E. B. THE FOUR-STORY MISTAKE (Yearling) Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 Enright, Elizabeth The story of a little girl and her friends in the barn, Wilbur Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 654 the pig and Charlotte, a beautiful gray spider, who spins her The four Melendy children settle down to busycountry living web and saves Wilbur's life. in an old house called the Four-Story Mistake.

COTTON IN MY SACK (Yearling) THE FURIOUS FLYCYCLE (Yearling) Lenski, Lois Wahl, Jan Gr. 44 (R&I) 65e Gr. 3-7 (R&I) 75q Written at the request of Arkansas children, this story isa Melvin Spitznagle, dedicated boy inventor and mechanical revealing account of life among the sharecroppers, tenant genius, is off on his "Furious Flycycle" to rescue his aunt, farmers, and farm owners of the Cotton Belt. uncle and dimwitted cousins.

COYOTE FOR KEEPS (Yearling) GEORGE WASHINGTON (Yearling) Johnson, Burdetta Graff, Stewart Gr. 3-7 (R&I) 65q Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 While Bob and Marie are at their grandparents' ranch in the This is a biography written so that children in the primary Arizona desert, they have adventures taming an orphan grades can enjoy reading it to themselves. coyote pup.

THE CRICKET IN TIMES SQUARE (Yearling) THE GRASS PIPE (Yearling) Selden, George Coles, Robert Gr. 3-7 (R&I) 7k Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 Chester the Cricket, who lives in a Times Square newsstand Paul, Charlie, and Tom, all in their early teens,were best owned by the Bellini family, has three special friends: Tucker friends who shared everythingincluding marijuana. Their the Broadway Mouse, Harry the Cat, and Mario, the Rellini's reactions, doubts and fears are in this novel about the dangers son. of involvement with marijuana and drugs.

A DOG ON BARKHAM STREET (Yearling) THE GREAT BRAIN (Yearling) Stolz, Mary Fitzgerald, John 0. Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 754 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 More than anything in the world, Edward wanteda dog, and The story of a 10-year-old boy whonever fails to find a solution second only to that was his desire to be free of theconstant and who can turn any situation to his own advantage. plaguing of Martin Hastings, the bully of Barkham Street. GREEK GODS AND HEROES (Laurel-Leaf) EDWARD, HOPPY AND JOE (Yearling) Graves, Robert (Ed.) Lawson, Robert Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 504 Gr. 2-5 (R &l) 754 The pantheon of Olympian gods, the Underworld of Tartarus, The story of three friends, a rabbit, a toad, anda possum, Midas and his golden touch, the labors of Heraclesthese and who grow up together and have to learn things the hardway. many other myths and legends of ancient Greece are retold.

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (Yearling) THE HAPPY ORPHELINE (Yearling) Graves, Charles P. Carlson, Natalie S. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 75e Story of a gracious lady and tireless humaritarianho, from When Brigitte islost, she uses her imagination to find her a shy little girl, grew up to be the First Lady. way back with her fellow orphans.

6 HARRIET THE SPY (Yearling) A JOURNEY OF POEMS (Laurel-Leaf) Fitzhugh. Louise Neibling, Richard F.. (hi.) Cr. 4-7 (R&I) 95c Cr. 5-9 (R&I) 50q Harriet the Spy has a secret notebook which she fills with This collection of 85 poems is arranged in thematic groups to jottings about her classmates and her neighbors. But un- reflect the preoccupations of the poet. fortunately, one day Harriet's notebook is found by her classmates. JOURNEY OUTSIDE (Yearling) Steele, Mary Q. HELEN KELLER (Yearling) Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 75q Graff, Stewart & Polly A. The story of a boy who leaves his people to go out and explore Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 50c the world outside and how he finds many answers to his ques- When Helen Keller was six years old, she behaved like a wild, tions and wisdom from his experienres. frightened animal. She could not see, hear or speak. Then Anne Sullivan came to stay with her and taught her how to JUDY'S JOURNEY (Yearling) communicate with her hands. Lenski, Lois Cr. (R&I) 654 Ten-year-old member of migrant family struggles hard but THE HOUND OF RASKERVILLES (Laurel-Leaf) finds fun and adventure. Doyle, Arthur C. Gr. 5-12 (R&I) 50c THE JUNGLE BOOKS (Laurel-Leaf) In this mystery, She lock Holmes' most famous case, Henry Kipling. Rudyard Baskervillenewly come to the title and estate of the Basker- Cr. 5-9 (R&I) 5044 ville familyfinds himself threatened by the avenging hound In this collection of animal tales, the Indian boy Mowgli, lost of an ancient family curse, in the jungle, finds refuge with a family of wolves and learns the lore of the jungle from various animals. HUGO AND JOSEPHINE (Yearling) Gripe, Maria LANDSLIDE (Yearling) Day, Veronique Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 75c Gr. 4-7 (R&I) All the boy_ s and girls in Josephine's first grade class bullied 654 and teased her before she met Hugo, a wild, carefree boy who Five children, on vacation in the mountains, are trapped in a is more than a match for the school bullies. lonely cabin by a landslide until finally the oldest boy invents a way of signaling for help.

I GO BY SEA, I GO BY LAND (Yearling) LASSIE COME HOME (Yearling) Travers, P. L. Knight, Eric Cr. 4-7 (R&I) 65q Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 954 Sent to America at the start of World War II, Sabrina keeps a The classic story of the collie separated from his master and personal diary revealing her loneliness for her family in his courageous journey in returning home. England and her impressions of life in America with an uncle and aunt. THE LONG SECRET (Yearling) Fitzhugh, Louise Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 75c IN A MIRROR (Laurel -Leaf) Stolz, Mary Spending the summer with her parents on Long Island, Harriet runs into a mystery challenging her abilities as a spy Gr. 5-9 (Hail) 50(1 and as a writer. Fat because of food: food because of fat.That's Bessie's description of herself at the start of the journal recording her MARV (Yearling) efforts to slim down. Sachs, Marilyn Cr. 5 (R), Gr. 6-10 (I) 754 JOHN F. KENNEDY (Yearling) The story of a boy who loves to build and is creative but is con- Graves, Charles P. sidered a failure by his brilliant sister and his teachers. Cr. 3-6 (R&I) 50q MY FRIEND FLICKA (Laurel-Leaf) This is a biography written so that children in the primary O'Hara, Mary grades can enjoy reading it to themselves. Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 Set against the panoramic beauty of the Wyoming greengrass JOHNNY TEXAS (Yearling) country, this novel introduces us to Ken McLaughlin, his Hoff, Carl family, and the stormy wild-tempered filly he named Flicka. Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 65c German-born Johann finds his new homeTexas of 1834vast MY NAME IS ARAM (Laurel-Leaf) and awesome, but as soon as the friendly stagecoach driver Saroyart, William calls him "Johnny Texas", he begins to love the land and its Cr. 6-12 (R&I) 60c opportunities. The story of a boy growing up in America and all the pleasures and excitement that come with growing up.

JOHNNY TREMAINE (Yearling) A NECKLACE OF RAINDROPS (Yearling) Forbes, Esther Aiken, Joan Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 95ct Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 754 Involvement of a handicapped young apprentice in the Ameri- A collection of short fairy tale fantasies involving elves, flying can Revolutionary struggle. bats and cats as big as houses. ONE DAY FOR PEACE (Yearling) ROOM FOR ONE MORE (Laurel -Leaf) Crosby, Alexander Rose, Anna P. Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) 7k Gr. 5-9 (R&I) The story of a girl who launches a full-fledged war of protest in This is the story of a family who experimented with adding her home town and the resistance she runs into with her three foster children to a household that already had three of parents, her principal and friends. s own.

ORPHANS OF THE WIND (Yearling) SAM HOUSTON (Yearling) Haugaard, Erik C. Latham, Jean L. Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 Gr. (R &t) 504 Jim, a 12-year-old de.k boy, tells the story of life aboard an As a boy_, Sam Houston grew up near the Cherokee Indians. He English brig during the American Civil War. fought bravely in the War of 1812, served as Governor of Tennessee, and later became governor of Texas after it was PADDINGTON AT WORK (Yearling) admitted to the Union. Bond, Michael Cr. 3 -5 (R&I) 754 SECRETS OF TUTANKHAMEN'S TOMB (Laurel -Leaf) The story of a bear who returns from a trip to try his hand at Cottrell, Leonard the stock market, hairdressing, and even ballet. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 Story of King Tut and the mysteries of one of the most PADDINGTON GOES TO TOWN (Yearling) dramatic archaeological finds. Bond, Michael Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 754 SPORTS POEMS (Laurel-Leaf) The adventures of Paddington, the bear, when Mr. and Mrs. Knudson, R. R.. and Ebert, P. K. (Eds.) Brown decide to take him to town to see the Christmas lights. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75q A collection of poems concerning all sports and the emotional PAPPA PELLERIN'S DAUGHTER (Yearling) feelings that have arisen from various aspects of sports. Gripe, Maria Gr. 5-9 (R&1) 754 THE STORY OF DOCTOR DOLITTLE (Laurel-Leaf) The story of a little girl who is put to school in the city by Lofting, Hugh authorities and how she dreams of the day that her real father Cr. 3-7 (R&I) 604 will come and take her home. Doctor Dolittlea little old doctor who has so many animal pets all over his house that his patients won't visit him PETER AND VERONICA (Yearling) becomes the animals' own doctor, able to speak their lan- Sachs, Marilyn guages and cure their sufferings. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 This is a story about two children who won't let their parents' STRAWBERRY GIRL (Yearling) disapproval of their friendship on grounds of prejudice get Lenski, Lois in their way. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Story of a backwoods girl in Florida who became the best PIPING DOWN THE VALLEYS WILD (Yearling) "strawberry girl" despite tremendous odds. Larrick, Nancy (Ed.) Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 954 STUART LITTLE (Yearling) This collection of poems is designed to spark children's interest White, E. B. in poetry, Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 Stuart, a mouse, has adventures when he leaves New York and A POETRY FESTIVAL (Laurel-Leaf) heads for Boston in search of his friend Margalo, a beautiful Bettenbender, John (Ed.) bird. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 Compilation of verse celebrating daring deeds in battle, the TAKE SKY (Yearling) excitement and adventure of the sea, love of their fellow man McCord, David and their country, and joy in nature, the home and family. Gr. All Ages 754 PRAIRIE SCHOOL (Yearling) A collection of poems about the world children see and touch. Lenski, Lois Gr. 4-7 (R&I) TEN SHORT PLAYS (Laurel-Leaf) 754 Weiss, M. Jerry (Ed.) When a great blizzard sweeps down and isolates the little South Dakota schoolhouse, the childrentrapped there for Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 four daysmust use alltheir resourcefulness until rescue This book contains ten short plays of modern times. comes. THOMAS ALVA EDISON (Yearling) RABBIT HILL (Yearling) Kaufman, Mervyn D. Lawson, Robert Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 3-7 (R&I) 654 At twenty-two, Edison had Invented a stock ticker, an electric A humorous story about the animals on Rabbit Hill, light bulb, an electric power system, and motion pictures.

ROLLER SKATES (Yearling) TREASURE ISLAND (Laurel-Leaf) Sawyer, Ruth Stevenson, Robert L. Cr. 4-7 (R&I) 754 Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 504 For one year Lucinda Wyman (ten years old was free to ex- This story of Jim's discovery of a treasure map and his sub- plore New York on rollerskates. All Lucinda s adventuresare sequent voyage to Captain Kidd's former hideout presents a true and happened to the author herself. host of characters, THE 21 BALLOONS (Yearling) ANGUS AND THE DUCKS Zephyr) DuBois, William P. Flack, Marjorie Gr. 3-7 (R&I) 754 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 A humorous story of Professor William Waterman Sherman The story of a dog who is curious about the noise corning from who was found adrift in the Atlantic clinging to the debris of the other side of the fence and finds it to be some ducks. 21 balloons. ANGUS LOST (Zephyr) TWIN SPELL (Yearling) Flack, Marjorie Lunn, Janet Gr. K-3 (R&I) 95; Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 754 The Scottie explores other places and gets lost. Jane and Elizabeth were almost drawn to the antique store where they bought the old doll. Afterwards nothing was the ANIMALS EVERYWHERE (Zephyr) same. D'Aulaire, Ingri & Edgar Gr. K-3 (R&I) TYLER, WILKIN, AND SKEE (Yearling) 954 Burch, Robert Introduction to animals for small children. Cr. 3-6 (R&I) 751: DO BABY BEARS SIT IN CHAIRS? (Zephyr) The story of three brothers living on a Georgia farm and how they enjoy life even though they are poor and don't have all Kessler, Ethel & Leonard the luxuries of city kids. Gr. K-3 (R&I) An illustrated children's book comparing things a little boy can THE WATER-BUFFALO.CHILDREN AND do and animals can do. THE DRAGON FISH (Yearling) Buck, Pearl S. THE FOX WENT OUT ON A CHILLY NIGHT (Zephyr) Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 504 Spier, Robert In the first story, a little American girl thinks a magic stone Gr. K-4 (R&I) 954 has brought two Chinese children on the back of a water- The story of a fox who raids a town for food for his family. buffalo. In the second, two girls, one American and one The story is set to music. Chinese, run away with the help of a magic dragon fish.

WE LIVED AT THE ALMONT (Yearling) THE FRIENDLY BEAR (Zephyr) Clymer, Eleanor Bright, Robert Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. K -4 (I) 954 The story of a young girl who inspires all the tenantin her One day Matt went to visit his wise Grandpa, buhe Friendly apartment to fight for their home which is being sold. Bear was there instead of Grandpa. WE, TOO, BELONG: AN ANTHOLOGY ABOUT MINORITIES IN GEORGIE (Zephyr) AMERICA (Yearling) Bright, Robert Turner, Mary (Ed.) Gr. K-3 (R&I) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 60 954 An anthology of plays, poems, short stories and essays about A story of a friendly ghost named Georgie. minorities in America. GEORGIE AND THE MAGICIAN (Zephyr) THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS (Yearling) Bright, Robert Grahame, Kenneth Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 954 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 954 The story of a little ghost who helps a man give a gician Here are the adventures of four well-loved animal friends act to raise money at a benefit. Mole, Water Rat, Badger, and Toadresidents of Toad Hall. GEORGIE'S HALLOWEEN (Zephyr) WONDERFUL WORLD OF HORSES Bright, Robert Hoopes, Ned E. (Ed.) Gr. 2-4 (R&I) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 95e Stories about horses of all kinds by Saroyan, Steinbeck, Seton, The story of a ghost who goes to a Halloween party but is too et al. shy to enter the best costume contest.

GEORGIE TO THE RESCUE (Zephyr) DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY Bright, Robert ABC BOOK (Zephyr) Gr. K-3 (R&I) Falls, C. B. 95q More adventures of the friendly ghost. Gr. K-2 (R&I) 954 An alphabet picture book. HIGH SCHOOL DROP OUT (Semaphore) ABC BOOK OF CARS AND TRUCKS (Zephyr) Clarke,. John Alexander, Anne Gr. 4-6 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) $1.45 Cr. K-2 (R&I) 954 The story of how a boy learns the hard way that a high school A book of the alphabet using cars and trucks to illusrate each education is important. alphabet letter. LAURA'S LUCK (Zephyr) ANGUS AND THE CAT (Zephyr) Sachs, Marilyn Flack, Marjorie Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Gr. K-2 (R&I) 954 How Laura, the bookworm, survived at summer camp among a Thie of a Scottie dog and his friend. bunch of silly, giggling girls,

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LONDON BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN (Zephyr) THE UPSIDE-DOWN MAN (Zephyr) Spier, Peter Eller-rim-1z, Shan Gr. K-3 (R &I) $1.25 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 75i Historical information about the new setting of the bridge in In this picture book the new man in town is very nice to every- Lake Havasu, Arizona. one but he is upside down.

MEILI (Zephyr) THE VERY LITTLE BOY (Zephyr) Handforth, Thomas Krasilovsky, Phyllis Gr. K-3 (R&I) 95c Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Tale of a Chinese girl at the New Year Fair. The story of a little boy who is smaller than all things he encounters until one day he is not small anymore and can find LONER (Semaphore) things smaller than he. Kwolek, Constance Gr. 4-6 (R), Gr. 7-12 (I) $1.45 THE VERY LITTLE GIRL (Zephyr) The story of a girl who runs away from home and school to Krasilovsky, Phyllis New York City and realizes she really wants an education and Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 must do something about it. The story of a little girl who was smaller than anything else until one day she grew and could find things smaller than she. ME AND THE BEARS (Zephyr) Bright, Robert WALTER, THE LAZY MOUSE (Zephyr) Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Flack, Marjorie The story of a little boy who likes the bears at the zoo and Gr. 34 (R&I) 754 how one night they come to visit him and play. The story of a mouse who was very lazy until one day he was needed by some friends and he taught them how to read and THE NEW PET (Zephyr) write and he became a very important young mouse. Flack, Marjorie Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 954 The story of a little boy and girl who want a pet and one day E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY, INC. their mother goes to the hospital and brings-home the nicest pet of all ... a tiny baby brother. CDR! Steig; William NOISY NANCY NORRIS (Zephyr) All Ages 954 Gaedden, Lou Ann Cartoons and captions by the noted cartoonist for the enjoy- Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 ment of readers of all ages. Nancy Norris was a very noisy girl until one day she changed. HOW SPIDER SAVED CHRISTMAS PASSAGE TO THE GOLDEN GATE (Zenith) Kraus, Robert Chu, Daniel and Samuel Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 5-12 (R&I) $1.45 A story about how Spider's unorthodox Christmas gifts Fly A history of the Chinese in America to 1910. and Ladybug saved the day.

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THE STORY OF HELEN KELLER THE BUFFALO KNIFE (Voyager) Hickok, Lorena A. Steele, William O. Gr. 5-10 (R&I) 754 Cr. 3-6 (R&I) 654 The story of a girl who, although she was unable to see, hear The story of how a young boy earns the right to own a hunting or speak, was determined to have a full and exciting lifeand knife. she succeeded. BULLDOZER (Voyager) TAFFY'S TIPS TO TEENS (Tempo) Meader, Stephen W, Martin, Dolly Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 65q Gr. 4-10 (R&I) 754 Bill Crane, just out of high school and eager for a job, discovers A newspaper-syndicated authority discusses what matters an old "Caterpillar" D2 tractor, sunk and abandoned in a lake. most to girlsfrom boys and beauty to fashion and fiure care. Plus a self-improvement chart and scores of show- ow COWBOY JOE OF CIRCLE S (Voyager) illustrations. Rushmore, Helen Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 754 WONDER BOOKS Joe wanted a cowboy name and he earned it. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 394 This is a series. Titles are subject to change by the publishers. EDIE ON THE WARPATH (Voyager) Spykman, E. C. MOTHER GOOSE FAMOUS FAIRY TALES Gr. 5-7 (R&I) 754 MAGIC BUS The story of a girl who rebels at being younger than her MAKE BELIEVE PARADE brothers and sister and older than her stepsisters, and at being TOO LITTLE FIRE ENGINE denied the freedom granted boy.. KITTENS WHO HID FROM MOM 4 PUPPIES WANT A HOME HALF MAGIC (Voyager) GIRAFFE WENT TO SCHOOL Eager, Edward MY ABC BOOK Gr. 4-6 (R&I) RATTLE DUMP TRUCK 7511 COUNTING BOOK Fantasy in which an ancient coin provides a series of magical LETS GO SHOPPING adventures for four children. LITTLE SCHOOLHOUSE TEN LITTLE FINGERS HERE'S A PENNY (Voyager) THIS MAGIC WORLD Haywood, Carolyn NONSENSE ALPHABET Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 WHOSE HAT IS THAT Adventures of a six-year-old at home and school. LETS GIVE A PARTY CASPER THE FRIENDLY GHOST DONKEY WHO WANTED TO BE WISE LITTLE PEAR (Voyager) THE COSTUME PARTY Lattimore, Eleanor F. ANIMALS VACATION Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS From author's own childhood about life five - year -old in a LITTLEST SNOWMAN Chinese village. MERRY CHRISTMAS MR. SNOWMAN MERRY XMAS BOOK NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS THE MAGIC LISTENING CAP (Voyager) Uchida, Yoskiko (Ed.) Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 754 Fourteen Japanese folk tales. HARCOURT, BRACE, JOVANOVICH, INC. "B" IS FOR BETSY (Voyager) MY FRIEND CHARLIE (Voyager) Haywood, Carolyn Flora, James Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Gr. 1-4 (R&I) $1.25 Experiences of a six-year-old on the first day of 0f school, Twelve adventures about a small boy and his best friend.

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20 LIGHTNING HUMPY IN THE HILLS (Puffin Books) Bendick, Jeanne Gunn, John Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 754 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 What lightning is, how itis generated, and what it can do are Three children find an unusual friend and go in search of a explained in text and illustrated with captioned drawings and dangerous criminal in Australia's bush country. diagrams. MERRY-GO-ROUND (Puffin Books) THE LITTLE WOMAN WANTED NOISE Reeves, James Teal, Val Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 Collection of 400 poems, folk rhymes, carols, nonsense songs, The little woman really wanted noiselots of noise. In the city story poems, lyrics and ballads. she could listen from morning till night to all sorts of delightful noises. But when she moved to the country_ , she had no rest or TELL ME ANOTHER STORY (Puffin Books) peace of mind because it was so quiet. Colwell, Eileen (Ed.) Gr. K-3 (R&I) 85c RIGHT THUMB, LEFT THUMB Sequel to TELL ME A STORY. contains 43 stories and verses. Molarsky, Osmond Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 75; TELL ME A STORY (Puffin Books) A story of a little boy's first trip, all alone, through the streets Colwell, Eileen (Ed.) of a large city. Victor must buy food for his family's lunch. So, Gr. K-3 (R&I) with only a string tied'around his thumb to guide him, he sets out 854 on his adventureto the grocery store, three long city blocks Traditional tales for reading aloudrhymes and verses. away. TIME FOR A STORY (Puffin Books) Colwell, Eileen (Ed.) SHIVERS list Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 Collection of traditionaltales, animalstories, rhymes and poems for reading aloud. How can one watchdog who's afraid to be alone sniff out the chocolate sauce, cranberry-marshmallow-whipped-cream puffs and special hamburger thief who sneaks past him into Pappa- THE YOUNG DETECTIVES (Puffin Books) shil's Drugstore? McGregor, R. J. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 SOMEONE IS MISSING Mystery and adventure stories. Dietmeier, Mel Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 YOUNG PUFFIN BOOK OF VERSE (Puffin Books) Felicia and Mimi live in a tiny house underneath a large bush. lreson, Barbara (Ed.) Noodle the cat is there with them and so is the mouse. Cr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Variety of verse covering birds and balloons, mice and moon- TWO TOO MANY: A Hallowe'en Story shine, farmers and frogs, pigeons, pirates, etc. Unwin, Nora S. Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 754 Two black kittens alone in a dark forest, not knowing where to go, with scary shadows looming high on every side. A spooky story of frightened kittens on a wild ride with a witch. POCKET BOOKS WHICH WITCH? ALVIN FERNALD, MAYOR FOR A DAY (Archway) Lasson, Robert Hicks, Clifford B. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Cr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 A tale of the Rich Witch and the Witch-with-an-itch, each in- The story of Alvin, who becomes mayor for a day. With the assistance of his friends they generate more action than any- volved in her own project. Which witch does which? one had bargained for.

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FOUND: ONE ORANGE-BROWN HORSE (Windward) Lauber, Patricia SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES Cr. 2-4 (R&I) 754 ABE LINCOLN GETS HIS CHANCE Chris soon learns that his new pet, Carrots, hasa mind of Cavanah, Frances her own, an appetite beyond belief, anda knack for causing Gr. 4.6 (R&I) trouble. 604 A portrait based on Lincoln's own statements and those of his family and friends. JACK HOLBORN (Windward) Garfield, Leon ABRAHAM LINCOLN Gr. 5-7 (R&I) 754 Colver, Anne Pirates swarm the deck of the captured Charming Mollyas Gr. K-4 (I), Gr. 2-4 (R) 604 stowaway Jack Holborn listens and shudders in his hiding Warmly told, straightforward biography of Lincolnas a boy, place below. as a man, and as a President. 26 THE ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS: A CHRISTMAS TALE ARROW BOOK OF BASEBALL FUN Sii(eri, Helen Ryp, Ellen S. (Ed.) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Tale which weaves together all the symbols of Christmas. The book contains stories, puzzles and games. A WAS ONCE AN APPLE PIE: A NONSENSE ALPHABET THE ARROW BOOK OF BRAIN TEASERS Lear, Edward Gardner, Martin Gr. K-2 (R&I) 754 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Presents the alphabet in a humorous way. Puzzles that amuse and instruct. Answers included. THE ADVENTURES OF GEORGE WASHINGTON ARROW BOOK OF CROSSWORD PUZZLES Davidson, Mickie Rockowitz, Murray and Weiss, Irwin Gr. 2-4 (R). Gr. K-4 (I) 754 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Biography covering Washington's adventurous lifefromthe Simple word games and beginner puzzles. French and Indian War all the way to the Presidency. ARROW BOOK OF FUNNY POEMS ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER Clymer, Eleanor (Ed.) Twain, Mark Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-10 (R&I) 604 A book of humorous verses. The timeless boy advpnture classic. ARROW BOOK OF NURSES ADVENTURES OF THREE BLIND MICE Elting, Mary Ivimey, John W. Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 504 How nurses are trained and the challenging jobs open to them. How three famous mice regained their tails and sight. ARROW BOOK OF POETRY McGovern, Ann (Ed.) THE ADVENTURES OF TOM THUMB Craig, M. Jean Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. K-3 (R&I) Seventy-eight poems by both newandfamiliar poets that 604 speak of a child's world. The story of a by the size of his father's thumb and his many adventures. ARROW BOOK OF PRESIDENTS Cary, Sturges F. AESOP'S FABLES Gr. 4-6 (R&I) McGovern, Ann (Retold by) 75c Facts about American Presidents from Washington to Johnson. Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 95c The timeless classic retold in modern language. Greek-style ARROW BOOK OF PROJECT FUN illustrations. Klein, Leonore Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 ALICE IN WONDERLAND Carroll, Lewis Projects involvingancientalphabets,optical illusions, disguises, tricks, mazes, games. Cr. 4-9 (R Ed) 604 The classic of magical nonsense. Original Tenniel art. ARROW BOOK OF SCIENCE RIDDLES Wyler, Rose ALL KINDS OF BABIES Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Selsam, Millicent 604 Riddles and their scientific explanations. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 754 Baby animals and how they change zs they grow. Begin- ning science picture book. ARROW BOOK OF SPOOKY STORIES Preston, Edna.(Ed.) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) ALVIN'S SECRET CODE 60c Hicks, Clifford Ghost stories and ghost tales. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 75c Young Alvin Fernald deciphers a crucial message and dis- ARROW BOOK OF STATES coversrealtreasure. Code-making and decipheringtips Ronan, Margaret included. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 95c Vitalfacts,legends and lorecif each statewith maps, AMY MOVES IN pictures, and tables. Sachs, Marilyn Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 4-6 (I) 754 ARROW BOOK OF TRICKS AND PROJECTS A lively young girl faces the trials of being the "new girl on Klein, Leonore the block". Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c Assortment of things to do. ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES Littledale, Frey_ a (Ed.) ARROW BOOK OF THE UNITED NATIONS Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Dobler, Lavinia Nine classic tales: Emperor's New Clothes, Princess and the Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Pea, Thumbelina and others. Questions and answers about the U.N. andhow it works.

27 ARROW BOOK OF WORD GAMES BEASTLY BRAIN TEASERS Rockowitz, Murray lvlosler. Gerald Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 60q Word games, brainteasers,puzzles way toincrease A book of puzzles, games and riddles based on animals. yr ilary. BEES, BUGS, AND BEETLES: THE ARROW BOOK OF INSECTS NND Rood, Ronald Brink, Carol Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 5 (R), Cr. 4-6 (I) 604 754 Fifty-four questions and answers about he amazing world of Story of two girls shipwrecked on a tropical islandi hOUP insects. lively babies. BENNY'S NOSE BAKED BEANS FOR BREAKFAST Cebulash, Mel Chew, Ruth 'Gr. K-3 (R&I) Gr. 3-6 (R &I) 75q 604 The story of a bloodhound who learns how to sniff odors with Joe and Kathleen have scary experiences when they run the timely aid of a skunk. away from home. THE BEST-LOVED DOLL THE BALL THAT WOULDN'T BOUNCE Caudill, Rebecca Cebulash. Mel Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Betsy's battered and worn doll, Jennifer, winsa very special The misadventures of o boys trying to inflate a basketball. prize at a party.

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BARREL OF CHUCKLES THE BIG PILE OF DIRT McGovern, Ann (Ed.) Clymer, Eleanor Gr. 4-6 (R &I) 604 Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 504 Games, jokes, and riddles. Mike fights for his big pile of dirt when someone wantsto take it away. BARREL OF FUN Preston, Edna (Ed.) BIG RED Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Kjelgaarcf, Jim Collection of jokes, puzzles and tricks. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Tale of how a boy and his dog make a dream come true, BARREL OF LAUGHS Preston, Edna (Ed,) THE BIG WAVE Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60 Buck, Pearl S. A collection of games, jokes and riddles. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The modern classic about how friendship and compassion BASEBALL: HALL OF FAME STORIES OF CHAMPIONS help two young Japanese orphan boys to begina new life. Epstein, Sam & Beryl Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 BIRD IN THE HAT Stories of Honus Wagner, Christy Mathewson, Ty Cobb, Walter Bridwell, Norman Johnson, and Babe Ruth. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 604 Spats the cat and the bird living in his hat learn the best THE BASEBALL LIFE OF SANDY KOUFAX things in life are shared. Veesey, George Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 75' THE BIRTH OF AN ISLAND The story of this pitcher's career and how he achieved his Selsam, Millicent success. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 How a volcanic island forms and acquires its flora and fauna. BEARS Krauss, Ruth BLACK BEAUTY Gr. K-3 (R &1) 504 Sewell, Anna Funny, solemn and wistful bears in all sorts of places and Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 poses. Classic horse story.

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BLUE VvILLOW CARING FOR GERBILS AND OTHER SMALL PETS Gates, Doris Shuttlesworth, Dorothy E. Gr. 4-6 (R&1) 504 Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 754 Story of Southwestern migrant family. A book that tells you how to raise, feed and house gerbils and other small pets. A BOOK OF PLANETS FOR YOU Branley, Franklyn M. THE CARROT SEED Krauss, Ruth Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-3 (R),,Gr. K-3 (I) 504 A book with descriptions and information aboutthe planets. About a small boy's faith that a carrot will grow from the seed he has plantedeven though everyone says that it won't. A BOOK OF REAL SCIENCE Freeman, Mae THE CASE OF THE FUGITIVE FIREBUG Gr. 3-6 (R), Gr. K-6 (I) 50¢ Corbett, Scott Basic concepts of physical science (heat,light, electricity, Gr. 5 (R&I) 604 sound, gravity). Presented in terms within a young child's Adventures of a 12-year-old detective. experience and understanding. CATCHER WITH A GLASS ARM THE BOY WHO STOLE THE ELEPHANT Christopher, Matt Kohler, Jullily Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 jody's pitching is so poor he feels he bettergive up before The story of a boy who steals a circus elephant to save it from he loses all the games for his teammates. its cruel owner. CAVALCADE OF POEMS BRAVE DANIEL Bennett, George & Molloy, Paul Klein, Leonore Gr. 5-12 (R&I) 754 Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 504 Poems in this book are arranged in eight groups and were Daniel's brave deeds Ive a funny twist. partly selected on the preference of students.

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CAN YOU SOLVE IT CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Mosier, Gerald McGovern. Ann Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 Cr. 2 (R), K-3 (I) 604 Over 100 puzzles of every kindo test perception and Biography of Columbus for very young readers. Based on knowledge. authentic sources. Illustrated.

29' CLARENCE GOES TO TOWN THE CURIOUS COW Lauber, Patricia Meeks, Esther Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 604 Clarence, the TV dog, moves to a city apartmnt house and Katy the Cow is incurably curious_ turns the Big Town upside down. CURIOUS GEORGE CLARENCE, THE TV DOG Rey, H. A. Lauber, Patricia Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K -4 (I) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 604 The Juvenile classic about a mischief-making monkey and his Stories of one dog's life and times with an American family. escapades. The "Curious George" books arc popular.

CLAUDIA CURIOUS GEORGE GETS A MEDAL Wallace, Barbara Rey, H. A. Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 4-6 (I) 75c Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 75 Claudia, an 11-year-old tomboy, discovers thather world The little monkey takes a trip into space. seems to be growing up and leaving her behind. CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE HOSPITAL CLIFFORD GETS A JOB Rey, H. A. Bridwell, Norman Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 754 Gr. 2-3 (R), K-3 (I) .50(1 EspeciAly good for children who are apprenensive about Clifford the big dog becomesa wage-earner with disas ous hospitals, results. CURIOUS GEORGE RIDES A BIKE CLIFFORD'S HALLOWEEN Roy, H. A. Bridwell, Norman Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 75c 504 More monkey business as Curious George sets offon a new A gaint ghost (Clifford, The Big Dog, incostume) joins the bike and runs head on into a traveling circus. fun at a Halloween party. CURIOUS GEORGE TAKES A JOB CLIFFORD'S TRICKS Rey, H. A. Bridwell, Norman Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) Gr. K-2 (R&I) 75c 50C George finds work in a restaurant kitchen, tangles withsome Clifford is challenged to match skills with the neighbor's dog spaghetti, and ends up a movie star! with surprising results. DANNY DUNN AND THE ANTI-GRAVITY PAINT CLIFFORD TAKES A TRIP Williams and Abrashkin Bridwell, Norman Cr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 60c 504 Science facts woven into a story. When the family goes on vacation, Clifford, the big dog,gets so lonely he sets out to find them. DANNY DUNN AND THE HOMEWORK MACHINE Williams and Abrashkin CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG Bridwell, Norman Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Dannyiworks wonders with an electronic brain. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 504 Dilemmas of having a really BIG dog for apet. Humor in DEAR GARBAGE MAN drawings and text. Zion, Gene CLIFFORD, THE SMALL RED PUPPY Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Bridwell, Norman The story of the new garbage man and his truck who embark on a wild saving spree. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 504 The story of a little girl who tells howherlittle puppy got to be so big. DID YOU EVER SEE? Einsel, Walter THE CO-ED SEWING BOOK Gr. K-3 (R&I) 60q Ross, Marian R. A book about different animal situations with different Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 7k guessing rhymes. A book that shows you the simple echniqu_of sewing and hints on style. DINOSAURS AND MORE DINOSAURS Craig, Jean COME OUT SHADOW, WHEREVER YOU ARE! Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 754 Myers, Bernice Information on 46 dinosaurs with illustrations. Gr. K-2 (R&I) 504 Story of a boy's hadow and what happens to as he day DOLPHI NS! progresses. Compere, Ail ickie Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 60t CRAZY ZOO Information about dolphins. Bridwell, Nor an Gr. K-3 (R&I) 60c DO YOU WANT TO SEE SOMETHING? The story of the zookeeper's wife who perfumes the monkey Merriam, Eve cage and gives the lions new hairdos and how Timmy tries Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 504 to stop her before she goes too far. Picture book for the beginning reader. 30 A DUCK FOR KEEPS FIRESTORM Kay. /1,./en Gee, Maurine Cr, K-3 (R&I) 50q Gr. 5 (R&I) 504 Deborah's duckling creates problems when it becomes a Story about two boys who become friends when they face a grownup duck, but proves its value as a pet, perilous California canyon fire together.

EDDIE'S PAY DIRT FIRST DAYS OF THE WORLD 'Haywood, Carolyn Ames, Gerald & Wyler, Rose Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 About a boyone of those "fanatical colic ho is sure something in his collection will pay off. Book about the beginnings of our planet and the life upon it. FIRST JUNGLE BOOK EL BLANCO: THE LEGEND OF THE WHITE STALLION Kipling, Rudyard Montgomery, Rutherford Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 604 The tale of a wolf-boy who learned the law of the jungle Story about the dangerous life of a wild'hate stallion. From and became its master. the Disney TV film. THE FIVE CHINESE BROTHERS ELLEN TERBITS Bishop, Claire H. Cleary, Beverly Gr. K-3 (R&I) Gr. 4-6 (R&1) 604 604 Folk tale of look-alike brothers who outwit an executioner. Ellen and her best friend have a tiff, then make up.

ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN FLAT STANLEY Sabo!, Donald Brown, Jeff Gr. K-3 (R&I) Gr. 4-6 (R &I) 504 754 The story of Stanley who is half an inch thick and all the things A ten-year-old genius solves all the crimes in his hometown. he can do that round people can't do. ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN STRIKES AGAIN Sobol, Donald FORGOTTEN DOOR Key, Alexander Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Encyclopedia opens up his own detective agency, and turns in 754 some astounding feats of successful sleuthing. Story of boy from another planet and his dangerous sojourn on earth. THE ENORMOUS EGG Butterworth, Oliver i,R0G AND TOAD ARE FRIENDS Lobel, Arnold Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Gr. K-3 (R&I) Tale of 'a huge egg that hatches into a dinosaur and s owner's 7 troubles in raising him. Five stories of Frog and Toad and their friendship.

THE FAMILY NOBODY WANTED FROM EARTH TO THE MOON Doss, Helen Verne, Jules Gr. 6-12 (R&1) 604 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 Story of a minister and his wife who adopt twelve"un- 1865 classic predicts space travel, ronauts, and a man- adoptable" children, many of mixed races. made satellite. Science fiction.

THE FAT CAT THE FUNNY GUY Kent, Jack Clog_ arth, Grace A. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 The Danish folk tale of a eat that eats everything andgrows Shy Helen overcoes problems at home and finds a friend as big as an elephant. at school.

FAVORITE POP/ROCK LYRICS FUN WITH NEXT TO NOTHING' Walker, Dr. Jerry (Ed.) Arnold, Wesley F. & Cardy, Wayne C. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The lyrics of popular pop and rock songs. A book that tells you how to make models and toys with materials found around the home. FAVORITE RHYMES FROM A ROCKET IN MY POCKET Withers, Carl FUN WITH PUZZLES Gr. K-3 (R&I) 504 Leming, Joseph 66 traditional chanting rhymes and jingles from across the Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 country. Pen-and-pencil andpaper-and-scissors puzzles as well as tricky questions. FILLMORE EAST AND WEST Hudson, James A. GAMES TO SING AND PLAY Gr. 642 (R&I) 754 Dale, Ralph A. A book giving aninside look at the Fillmore and its rock Gr. K-3 (R&1) 604 phenomena. This book includes fifteen songs and games for thevery young.

31 GENTLE BEN GRAVITY AND THE ASTRONAU7S Morey, Walt Freeman, Mae Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 Gr. 3=6 (R&I) 60r A lonely teenager adopts a petbear. Basis of the TV show This book explains the difference in the way gravity operates and movie. on earth and in outer space in simple language with illustrations. GEORGIE Bright, Robert GREAT MOVIES ON T.V. Gr. K-3 (R), Gr. 2-3 (I) 604 Friedman, Favius Georgie, the friendly little ghost, goes on a haunting quest. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 A book about some of the most popular movies ever on T.V. GEORGIE AND THE NOISY GHOST and information about the actors, producers, etc. Bright, Robert Gr. K-3 (R&I) 60a THE GREEN THUMB STORY Georgie and his friends find themselves with a mystery when Fiedler, Jean they spend a vacation by the sea. Gr. 2-3 (R&I) 504 Peter's search for the magical "green thumb" that grows GEORGIE AND THE ROBBERS flowers and plants. Bright, Robert Gr. K-3 (R&I) THE GREEN TURTLE MYSTERY 604 Queen, Ellery A gentlelittle ghost savesthe Whittaker household from robbers. Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 604 Jr. Boy detective in a trtystery thriller. GERBILS Dobrin, Arnold GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Kramer, Nora (Ed.) A guide to the care of gerbils plus information on their habits Cr. 4-6 (R), K-6 (I) 754 and history. 20 tales: Snow White and Rose Red, King Thrushbeard, Tom Thumb, Rumpelstiltskin, more. THE GHOST ROCK MYSTERY Jane, Mary C. HAIR TODAY .. AND GONE TOMORROW Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60; Wason, Betty Brother and sister spend the summer in a house haunted by Gr. 4-6 (R&I) a very real threat. A book of hairstyles from the past that are as crazy as hippie hairstyles. GHOST TOWN ADVENTURE Montgomery, Rutherford HAPPINESS IS A WARM PUPPY Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 604 Schulz, Charles M. Lively family revives ghost o n. Gr. All Ages 756 A cartoon book about Charlie Brown characters. GILDA Parker, Richard THE HAPPY EGG Gr. 5 (R&I) 60q Krauss, Ruth Story about a migrant worker's daughter who longs to live Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 504 in a real house. Active story about how a happy egg hatches out as a happy bird. GINNIE AND THE NEW GIRL Woolley, Catherine THE HAPPY LION Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Fatio, Louise Lonely child's search for friends. Gr. K-4 (R&I) 754 Lion in French zoo discovers the sad truth about his friends. THE GIRL ACROSS THE WAY Huston, Ann HARVEY'S HIDEOUT Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Hobart, Russell While Lacey is wondering if she will ever have a pet or finda Gr. K-3 (R&I) 750 friend in this awful city, she sees a yellow cat playing ona The story of a brother and sister rat who have a spat and all roof top. the fun of trying to make up.

GO AWAY, DOG HEIDI Nodset, Joan L. Spyri, Johanna Gr. K-3 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 75q The story of a little boy who loves a dog that he didn't want at Story of the Swiss mountain girl. first. HELEN KELLER'S TEACHER GORDON THE GOAT Davidson, Margaret Leaf, Munro Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 The story of Annie Sullivan who taught a blind and mute child Tale based on follow- the - leader. how to read and write.

32 HELICOPTER RESCUES HOW BIG IS BIG? Glines, Lt. Col. & Carroll V.Jr. Schneider. H. ,C N. Cr. 4-6 (R &I) 504 Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 60c ook of 13 true stories of rescues made by crews of hell- The authors explore concepts of size, from ~tars to atoms, and titer squads. help a child see them in relation to himself.

HENNY PENNY HOW PUPPIES GROW Galdone, Paul Selsam, millicent Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 754 A new version of the familiar folk tale illustrated with four- This book tells how puppies grow. play, and learn alk. color pictures. HOW TO BE AN ANIMAL DETECTIVE HENRY HUGGINS Selsam, Millicent Cleary, Beverly Gr. K-2 (R&I) 754 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Instructive pictures and text show how o identify animal Eight-year-old Henry and his dog Ribsy, get into predicaments. tracks.

HENRY AND THE CLUBHOUSE HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR DOG Cleary, Beverly Bethel!, Jean Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 604 More adventures of Henry, as he and his friends build a club- First days at home, feeding, housebreaking, grooming and house. training.

HERCULES AND OTHER TALES FROM GREEK MYTHS HOW TO PLAY BETTER BASEBALL Coolidge, Olivia E. (Ed.) Jackson, C. Paul Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 754 Retelling of the classic legends. Here are tips on pitching, fielding, hitting and running.

HI DIDDLE DIDDLE HOW TO STAR IN BASEBALL Langner, Nola (Ed.) Masin, Herman L. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 604 Gr. 4-10 (R&I) 604 Collection of 42 Mother Goose most of them familiar. Tips on baseball.

HIGH-FLYING KITES HOW TO STAR IN BASKETBALL Peterson, John Masin, Herman L. Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-10 (R&I) 604 Stories about kites from history and legend, plus instructions Tips on basketball. for making an inexpensive kite. HOW TO STAR IN FOOTBALL HIGH TRAIL Masin, Herman L. Breck, Vivian Gr. 4-10 (R&I) 604 Gr. 6 (R), Gr. 4-6 (I) 50q Tips on football. Tale of a teenager's fight against death in the rugged Sierra Nevada mountains. I FEEL THE SAME WAY Moore, Lilian A HOLE IS TO DIG Cr. K-.1 (R&I) 604 Krauss, Ruth Twenty simple poems that reflect a child's joy in the world Gr. K-2 (R&I) 604 around him. A collection of definitions presenting words in terms children can relate to their own experiences. THE HUNGRY THING Slepian, Jan & Seidler, Ann HOMER PRICE Gr. K-3 (R&I) 75c McCloskey, Robert The Hungry Thing came to town one morning, sat down and Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 pointed to a sign around his neck saying "Feed Me." The Humorous adventures of an American boy: townspeople had to guess what he wanted o eat because he didn't talk. THE HOUSE ON THE VOLCANO Nielsen, Virginia IF YOU GREW UP WITH ABRAHAM LINCOLN Gr. 5 (R&I) 50c McGovern, Ann Story of a young boy who learns all about volcanic activity Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 60C when a volcano erupts near his Hawaiian village. Answers 20 questions children might ask about life in Lincoln's time. HOW ANIMALS SLEEP Selsam, Millicent IF LIVED IN COLONIAL TIMES Cr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 604 ",1cCovern, Ann This picture book illustrates and explains the sleeping habits Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 of 24 kinds of animals. Informative book about life in Colonial New England.

33 IF YOU LIVED IN THE DAYS OF JOSEPH AND THE COAT OF MANY COLORS THE WILD MAMMOTH HUNTERS Derwent, Lavinia Elting. Mary & Folsom, Frank Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 754 Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 A version of the Old Testament story. Archeology about life in prehistoric days. A JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH IF YOU LIVED WITH THE CIRCUS Verne, Jules McGovern, Ann Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75c Gr. 2-5 (R&I) 604 Adventure into prehistoric timesbeneath theearth's crust, This book tells many things about a circus thatmost children Science fiction. never knew. JUNIOR SCIENCE BOOK OF ICEBERGS AND GLACIERS I'LL BUILD MY FRIEND A MOUNTAIN Lauber, Patricia Katz, Bobbi Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 954 Prospects of another Ice Age to come. The story of a small boy who dreams of all the things he will build for his friend. JUNIOR SCIENCE BOOK OF PENGUINS Lauber, Patricia INCH BY INCH Gr. 4-7 (R&I) Lionni, Leo 604 Exploration of penguinlifetheir habitat, migration habits, Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 and customs. A picture book about an inch worm. JUST A BOX INSIDE POP; THE AMERICAN POP GROUPS Chernoff, Guldie T. Oaths, David All Ages 754 Gr. 6-10 (R&I) 754 Here is a book that shows children and.adults how to make Illustrated stories of a number of the American Pop groups. toys and playthings from empty cerealboxes, milk cartons. toothpaste boxes, tissue boxes, and whathave you. THE INVISIBLE MAN Wells, H. G. JUSTIN MORGAN HAD A HORSE Gr. 6-12 (R&I) Henry, Marguerite A tale of a mad scientist who discovers the secret of making Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 754 himself invisible. Science fiction. This is a true story of a young boy who trained the first all- American horse. IS THIS A BABY DINOSAUR? Selsam, ivlillfcent JUST SUPPOSE Gr. 2-6 (R&I) 60c Garelick, May This book contains science picture-puzzles that aren't what Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 they seem to be. Book that invites children to pretend they are various animals. IS THIS YOU? Krauss, Ruth & Johnson, Crockett KENNY'S MONKEY Singer, Susan Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 604 This picture book asks children questions about themselves Gr. 2-3 (R), Cr. K-3 (I) 504 and encourages them to draw their answers. Story about Kenny's monkey who can do everything he and his friends doexcept read. IT'S MAGIC Lopshire, Robert KICK, PASS, AND RUN Cr. 2-4 (R&I) 504 Kessler, Leonard This is a book of relatively simple magic tricks. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 Using an apple for a football, the forest animals play one of JACK AND THE BEANSTALK the funniest games. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) Traditional tale told for younger children. THE KIDNAPERS UPSTAIRS Rosenbaum, Ellen JOHNNY APPLESEED Gr. 5 (R&I) 604 Moore, Eva In a wild romp through New York, Webster and his lively Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 604 grandmother try to foil an international kidnapping plot. PI.,nd of fact and legend in this biography. KING OF THE WIND JOHNNY CASH: CLOSE-UP Henry, Marguerite Hudson, James A. Cr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75 4 A story about the legendary forefather of Man O'War and The story of how Johnny Cash rose above the poverty he other great thoroughbreds. knew as a child to become the King of the Nashville Sound, A KISS FOR LITTLE BEAR JOKES AND MORE JOKES Minarik, Else H. Lauber, Patricia (Ed.) Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 .Cr.6-12 (R&I) The story of how a kiss sent to little bear gets passed all From Scholastic magazines. around.

34 LADIES OF POP/ROCK LITTLE WOMEN Shevey, Sandra Alro(t, Louisa May (Abr.) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 A book that gives information about the women who currently The story of "Jo and her family. crowd the record charts. LOOK OUT, MRS, DOODLEPUNK THE LEMONADE TRICK Dodworth, Dorothy L. Corbett, Scott Gr. 2-3 (R), K-3 (I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 Strained personal relations between Mrs. Doodlepunk (age 7) Kerby's strange chemistry set produces magic and miracles, and Mr. Frizzbay (age 8) make a funny story.

LET'S BE ENEMIES LORENZO Udry, Janice M. Waber, Bernard Gr. 2-3 (Rh Gr. K-3 (I) 754 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 60r Story of two best friends who decide to be enemies. Adventures ofsmall fish searching for his family.

LET'S FIND OUT ABOUT HEAT, WEATHER AND AIR LOST PONY Schneider, H. & N. Caffrey, Nancy Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-5 (R&I) 604 Basic scientific facts, plus easy experiments with heat, cold, Jan and Jay find a beautiful pony. air. LOUIS BRAILLE: LET'S FIND OUT ABOUT THE MOON THE BOY WHO INVENTED BOOKS FOR THE BLIND Shapp, Martha & Charles Davidson, Margaret Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Information about the moon. The story of a blind 15-year-old boy who invented a system of manual reading for the blind. THE LIFE AND WORDS OF JOHN F. KENNEDY Wood, James & Editors of Country Beautiful Magazine LUCKY AND THE GIANT Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 954 Elkin, Benjamin Biography with photographs and quotations. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. IC-3 (I) 504 Folk tale about a cleverboy who outwits a not-so-clever THE LITTLE FIREMAN giant. Brown, Margaret W. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754, LUCKY BOOK OF RIDDLES The story of a tall fireman and a little fireman who live next Moore, Eva door to each other. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 504 Illustrations add to the fun of these easy-to-read riddles. THE LITTLE FISH THAT GOT AWAY Cook, Bernadine THE LUCKY COOK BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Gr. 2 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) Moore, Eva A fish story with a surprise twist. Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Picture cookbook with easy-to-read, easy-to-follow directions LITTLE FUR FAMILY for cinnamon toast, hamburgers-in-the-oven, party punch, Brown, Margaret W. more. Gr. K-2 (R&I) 754 Story of a little fur child and his day of play in the wild, wild LUCKY SEW-IT-YOURSELF BOOK woods. Sokol, C. & W. Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 604 LITTLE RACOON AND THE OUTSIDE WORLD Simple projects for beginners, with step-by-step illustrations, Moore, Lillian provide practice in following directions. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 501 MADELINE'S RESCUE Little Racoon decides to explore the world. Bemelmans, Ludwig LITTLE RACOON AND THE THING IN THE POOL Gr. 2-4 (R&I) Moore, Lilian Madeline is rescued by a dog who becomes a pet of Clavel's boarding school. Cr. K-2 (R&I) 504 Little Racoon sets out to catch some crayfish for supper and MAD SAD AND GLAD discovers a mysterious "thing" in the pool. Dunning, Stephen (Ed.) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD 754 Grimm, Jacob & Wilhelrrt The 101 poems in this volume are from Scholastic Creative Writing Award winners for the years 1966-1970. The poems Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 are all written by junior high and high school students. An old tale retold in a colorful picture book. THE MAGIC FISH (THE FISHERMAN AND HIS WIFE) LITTLE WITCH Littledale, Freya (Retold by) Bennett, Anna E. Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 504 Cr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) fiat Retelling of the folk tale about a poor f siierman, his greedy Minx, a witch's daughter, sneaks off to school. wife, and a magic fish who grants wishes.

35 MAGIC MADE EASY MISS PICKERELL GOES TO MARS Kettlekamp, Larry MacGregor, Ellen Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 5 (R&I) 604 Easy magic with props found at home. Science-fiction adventures of the intrepid and comical Miss Pickerel'. THE MAGIC TREE AND OTHER TALES Barbeau, Marius & Hornyansky, Michael (Retold by) MR. BLUE Embry, Margaret Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60¢ A collection of French-Canadian fairy tales. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 Mr. Blue, a cross-eyed blue-point Siamese cat, gets into trouble in Miss Zom's third-grade classroomthen ends up a MAGNETS AND HOW TO USE THEM hero. Pine, Tine S. & Levine, Joseph Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 MISTY OF CHINCOTEAGUE Experiments children can do themselves with the miniature Henry, Marguerite magnet enclosed. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Horse story set in the islands off the coast of Virginia. MARCO POLO Graves, Charles P. MITCH AND AMY Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Cleary, Beverly Story of Marco Polo's visit to China and his return to Italy Gr. 4 (R), Gr. 4-6 (I) 754 years later, rich in jewels and experience. A picture of the problems and special rewards of twinship.

THE MARVELOUS INVENTIONS OF ALVIN FERNALD MONEY MONEY MONEY Hicks, Clifford Cross, Ruth B. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-6 (R&I) 604 Alvin's hilarious inventions help solve the mystery of a missing This book tells about some of the strange things people have recluse. -- used for money throughout history.

THE MARVELOUS LAND OF OZ THE MONSTER FISH Baum, L. Frank Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 Sequel to the classic THE WIZARD OF OZ. Tigger and his friend go at midnight to the forbidden island to find out what the "monster" they thought they saw there is. MEAN MAX CHICKENS OUT Peterson, John THE MOONBALL Williams, Ursula M. Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 504 Gr.-4-6 (R&I) Eight-year-old Tony learns about he meanings of friendship, 604 fear, pride, and love, When the Professor took the mysterious moonball away from the children trouble started. MEDALS FOR MORSE Latham, Jean L. MORE HOMER PRICE McCloskey, Robert Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) The biography of the man that invented the Morse Code. 754 More adventures of Homer, his friends, and Uncle Ulysses. M FOR MISCHIEF Parker, Richard THE MOUNTAIN LION AND OTHER CATS Wood, F. Dorothy Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) Fantasy about a boy, his sisters, and a magic stove whose 604 recipes involve them in crazy situations. This book tells about members of the cat family_ :jaguar, tiger, leopard, and morewith many pictures. MICKEY'S MAGNET Branley, Franklyn M. & Vaughan, Eleanor K. MR. PINE'S MIXED-UP SIGNS Kessler, Leonard Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Gr. K-3 (R&I) Mickey learns about magnetsincluding how to make his 754 own. Magnet comes with each book, The story of a man who makes all the signs in the town and the trouble he's in when he loses his glasses. THE MIDDLE SISTER MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS Mason, Miriam Atwater, R. & F. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60e Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The story about a shy little girl who wants to be brave and About Mr. Popper's problems with twelve mischievious finally succeeds, Antarctic penguin guests.

MINE MY BOX AND STRING Mayer, Marianna & Mercer Woods, Betty Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Gr. K-2 (R&I) 504 The story of a little boy who learns how to tell what's his and A small boy learns his box - and - string playhouse is more fun what's someone else's by using two words, yours and mine. when he shares It.

36 MY MOTHER IS LOST NOODLE Myers, Bernice Leaf, Munro Gr. K-3 (R&I) 50c Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 75c Two boys romp through a depa mentore in search of their A little dachshund finds a wishbone and meets the dog fairy. "lost" mothers. What will he wish?

MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN NO ROSES FOR HARRY George, Jean Zion, Gene Gr. 6 (R&I) 754 Gr. K-2 (R&I) 60c A modern city boy's adventures alone in mountain wilderness. A lovablelittle dog gets a hand-knitted (but unwanted) Basis for the movie. t= sweater. How he rids himself of it is unexpected and funny.

MYSTERIOUS ISLAND NO SUCH THING AS A WITCH Verne, Jules Chew, Ruth Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75c Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Science fiction. The story of a woman who can make you do strange and unbelieveable things by making you some fudge to eat. THE MYSTERY OF THE GREAT SWAMP Zapf, Marjorie NOTHING TO DO Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 60q Hoban, Russell Jeb seeks to find out' the secret of hgreat swamp. Cr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 60c How Walter Possum solves the childhood problem of "nothing STERY OF THE INCA CAVE to do," with help of his father. Waitch, Lilla M. Gr. 5 (R&I) 60c NOT THIS BEAR! Richard and Todd, living in Peru, stumble on an ancient Inca Myers, Bernice cave and discover thieves are using it to smuggle gold. Gr. K-2 (R&I) Fantasy in which a little boy must prove he's not a bear. MYSTERY IN THE NIGHT WOODS Peterson, John NOTHING EVER HAPPENS ON MY BLOCK Gr. 1-4 (R&I) 604 Raskin, Ellen The Sycamore Arms Apartment Tree becomes the center of Gr. K-4 (R&I) 754 activity in a mystery involving Bat, Flying Squirrel, Police Background illustrations contradict Chester's gloomy asser- Chief Skunk, and other animals. tion that "nothing ever happens" on his block. THE MYSTERY OF THE RED TIDE ODD PETS Bonham, Frank Hogner, Dorothy & Hess, Lilo 60q Gr. 4-7 (R&I) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60it Tommy and Jill look for the answer to who is trying to get Tommy's uncle in trouble. Care and habits of unusual pets.

MYSTERY PLAYER AT LEFT END OLAF READS Lexau, Joan Lord, Beaman Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 60c Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 The football team needs a good left end to stop their losing Olaf's misadventures while learning to read. streak. They find one--but it's a girl. OLD WHIRLWIND NELLIE BLY, REPORTER Coatsworth, Elizabeth Baker, Nina B. Gr. 4-6 (rem) SOtt Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Young Davy Crockett takes much abuse from his mean boss The biography of America's firs oman repo r and her trip until he discovers that his dog, "Old Whirlwind", is to be shot. around the world. THE O'LEARYS AND FRIENDS THE NEW SOUND Berg, Jean H. Peck, Ira (Ed.) Cr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60q The story of the predicament the 0"1-earys are in hen their A book explaining the beginning of rock music and what cat gets stuck on the roof. groups made Itgrow. ONCE THERE WAS A TREE: THE STORY OF THE TREE, A NOBODY IS PERFICK CHANGING HOME FOR PLANTS AND ANIMALS Waber, Bernard Busch, Phyllis 5. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 95C Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 7k A cartoon vignette based on childhood experiences. The story of the tree and how it changes during its life cycle.

NOBODY LISTENS TO ANDREW 100 POUNDS OF POPCORN Guilfoile, Elizabeth Krantz, Hazel Gr. K-3 (R&I) 95t Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 50c The story of a little boy who can't anyone to listen to his Childrenface humorousandrea listi problems when news about a bear in his bed. they start a popcorn business.

-37 101 THINGS TO MAKE FOR FUN OR MONEY PICK-A-RIDDLE Peake, Miriam M. Rees, Ennis Gr. 4-9 (R&I) Gr. K-3 (R&I) 60c Hundreds of ideas for pretty, inexpensive things to make. A collection of standard folk riddles in phrased verses.

ONE, TWO, THREE, GOING TO SEA PIONEER ASTRONOMERS Alain, Gay Sullivan, Nevin Gr. K-3 (R&I) 04 Gr. 44 (R&I) Amusing story of ten fishermen provides practice in simple The dramatic moments of discovery of 18 outstandingarono- addition and subtraction. mersfrom Copernicus to modern times.

ONE WEEK OF DANGER PIONEER GERM FIGHTERS De Leeuw, Cateau Sullivan, Nevin Gr. 44 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c Adventure on the Kentucky frontier. Work of 12 scien ho conquered some of mankind's most deadly diseases. ONE WIDE RIVER TO CROSS Ernberley, Barbara & Ed THE PLANT SITTER Zion, Gene Gr. K-3 (R&I) 95c Gr. K-3 (R&I) A folk song about Noah's ark with simple counting. Illustrated 75e with woodcuts. Adventures of a young amateur horticulturist 'planitting" for vacationing neighbors. ON THE BEACH Shute, Nevil PLENTY OF RIDDLES Wiesner, William Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75e Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) Science fiction novel about he aftermath of the atomic war 50c that destroys mankind. Pocket-sized collection more than 60 riddles.

OUT AND IN POP/LYRICS 3 Hulbert, Elizabeth Walker, Jerry L. (Ed.) Gr. 5-12 (R&I) Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 60c All the words to about 20 songs, illustrated with more than Story of a little boy's adventures with dragons,a mermaid and pirates. 30 photos of the groups and singers who popularize them.

OVER IN THE MEADOW POP/ROCK SONGS OF THE EARTH Keats, Ezra J. Walker, Jerry L. (Ed.) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 60e Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 This story is based on the original version by Olive A. Wads- A collection of lyrics to some of the most popular rocksongs. worth. POWDER KEG OR THE GUNPOWDER SMUGGLERS Cooke, Donald E. PATRICIA'S SECRET Leinhauser, Ruth D. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Truth-based story about a teenage boy involved ina daring 604 scheme to replenish General Washington's low gunpowder How a motherless girl learns to love the father she hasn't supply. seen in years.

PRETZEL PAUL BUNYAN SWINGS HIS AXE Rey, Margaret McCormick, Dell Cr. K-3 (R&I) 604 Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 50c A little dachshund discovers the pleasures and pitfalls of being Tales about the giant woodsman and his blueox. the longest dog in the world. THE PECULIAR MISS PICKETT Julian, Nancy PRO BASKETBALL: IT'S SUPERSTARS AND HISTORY Hollander, Zander (Ed.) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60e Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75e A baby, sitterwith magical powers fascinates her young charges. This book contains a record of the National Basketball Asso- ciation from its birth to the present. PETEY THE PUP Harlan, Glen PRO FOOTBALL HEROES Gelman,.Steve Gr. K-3 (R&I) 75c Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The story of a young boy who tries to make his dog bark. Biographies of jimmy Brown, Deacon Jones, Johnny Unitas and seven more superstars: PICK A PECK OF PUZZLES Roth, Arnold PROJECT BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Gr. 5 (R&I) 754 Klein, Leonore Word games, optical illusions, codes and cryptograms, riddles Gr. 4-6 (R841) 513e and rebuses, tongue-twisters, and more. Activities and projects.

B PROVE IT! RICH CAT, POOR CAT Wyler, Rose & Ames, Gerald Waber, Bernard Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 954 Easy-to-do scienceexperiments using ordinary household Pictures on every page draw comparisons of thelives and items. fortunes of two very different kinds of cats.

THE PROVOCATIVE PUZZLER RIDE A NORTHBOUND HORSE Meyer, Jerome S. Wormser, Richard Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 604 A book of wordgames inlogic, puzzles and vocabulary Hunted, accused, jailed as a horse thief, Cav must prove his stretchers. honesty.

FUN FUN THE RIDDLE KINGDOM Rees, Ennis Wyler, Rose Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 504 Puns, riddles and jokes from British and American folklore. Six riddle-adventures about a clever boy who outwits even a wizard. QUEENIE PEAVY Burch, Robert RIP VAN WINKLE AND THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW Cr. 6 (R&I) 604 Irving, Washington An unhappy child whose father is in jail "punishes the world" Gr. 6 (R&I) by defiance and non-conformityuntil she learns a difficult Two famous "ghost" stories in American literature. truth. ROAD RACE ROUND THE WORLD QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT ANTS Jackson, Robert Selsam, Millicent E. Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 504 604 Gr. 2-4 (R&I) The exciting 1900 international road race from New York, Questions about anatomy and behaviour answeredbased on across Asia, to Paris. author's observations. ROBERT FRANCIS WEATHERBEE RABBIT AND SKUNK AND THE BIG FIGHT Leaf, Munro Stevens, Carla Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 6 Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 604 The boy who wouldn't go to school. Belligerent Skunk decides to help reluctant Rabbitstand up for grazing rights. ROCKET GENIUS RABBIT AND SKUNK AND SCARY ROCK Verral, Charles Stevens, Carla Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 504 Life of rocket pioneer Robertoddard and his many contribu- Rabbit and Skunk dress up in Halloween costumes to scare tions to the space age. peoplebut someone comes to the door to spook them! A ROOM FOR CATHY RADAR COMMANDOS, A STORY OF WORLD WAR II Woolley, Catherine Glernser, Bernard Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 4-6 (I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Story of a girl who wants her own room. True story of a French teenage boy who, at great risk, brings vital information to the Allies. RUNAWAY ALICE Murphy, Frances S. RAMONA THE PEST Gr. 4-7 (R&I) Cleary, Beverly An orphan finally finds the "ri foster home. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 604 Ramona's sister and Henry Huggins think she is the peskiest SAD DAY, GLAD DAY kid in town. Thompson, Vivian Gr. K-3, (R&I) 504 READY-MADE FAMILY Honest portrayal ofchild's fears and feelings about moving Murphy, Frances S. . to a new home. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Three lonely orphans must adjust to new foster parents. SALLY Rich, Louise D. REMARKABLE RAMSEY: THE TALKING DOG Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Rinkoff, Barbara No one has time for Sally anymore when Benjie, the sick Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 grandson of her foster parents, comes to live with them. Story about a talking dog who help_ s a lonely boy overcome his shyness. SAM THE MINUTEMAN Benchley, Nathaniel REVOLT ON ALPHA C Gr. K-3 (11811) 754 Silverberg, Robert The story of a boy who joins in with many other Americans in Gr. 5-8 (R&I) 604 the battle that marked the beginning of the American Revolu- Science-fiction about space war. tion. THE SCHOOL TRAIN SELECTIONS FROM RIDDLES, RIDDLES EVERYWHERE Acker, Helen .Rees, Ennis Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. K3 (R&I) 504 With only a lantern, a tent, and some food in their packs, A selection of rhyming riddles based on English and American Tony and John travel alone through the frozen Canadian folklore. Wilderness to reach a school on a train. SEWING IS FUN SEA STAR: ORPHAN OF CHINCOTEAGUE Paul, Ruth Henry, Marguerite Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 754 Dozens of things to make. Two children struggle to save the life of an orphan colt.

SEARCH FOR A LIVING FOSSIL SOLAR SCIENCE PROJECTS Clymer, Eleanor Halacy, Jr,, D. 5. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The book that gives you solar True scientific "detective story" about the search fora strange energy projects to buildnd use. "fish with legs" (a coelacanth), once thought extinct forsev. enty million years. SOME THINGS ARE SCARY Heide, Florence P. SECRET IN THE BARREL (OFF TO THE GOLD FIELDS) Cr. 24 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 504 Fisher. Aileen Cartoons poke fun at dark rooms,earsome insects, strange grownups. . Cr. 4.6 (R&I) 604 A pioneer boy's exciting trip by coveredwagon to the Colorado gold fields. SPACE DICTIONARY Asimov, Isaac SECRET OF DEER MOUNTAIN Gr. 2-5 (R&I) 754 Lansong, E. H. More than fifty space words-ith a picture for each word! Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The story of two boys who want to builda but on Deer Moun- THE SPACE HUT tain and end up involved in mysterious doings. Weir, Ester Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 THE SECRET PLACE AND OTHER POEMS The story of a boy who fights for his rights whena city official Aldis, Dorothy condemns his new tree but asan eyesore. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 504 Poetry-picture book of 30 verses which refleca child's every- SPOOKY MAGIC day experiences. Kettlelkamp, Larry Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 THE SECRET STORY OF PUEBLO BONITO Step-by-step illustrated instructions for young magic-trickers. Elting, Mary & Folsom, Michael Useful and fun. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60e Archeologists uncover a buried city in the U.S. Southwest. SPOOKY TRICKS Introduction to archeology. Wyler, Rose & A es Gerald Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 SECRET UNDER THE SEA Twenty-two tricks young would-be spookscan doo fool their Dickson. Gordon R. friends. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 A boy and his pet dolphin solve a mystery atan underwater THE STONE-FACED BOY research station in the year 2013. Science fiction. Fox, Paul Cr, 3-6 (R&I) 504 SECRETS IN STONES Long ago Gus learned to wear sucha blank expression that Wyler, Rose and Ames, Gerald nobody knows what he's thinking and he can't smileeven when he wants to. Gr. 1-4 (R&I) 754 Picture book format with brief text introduces childrento the basic concepts of Earth Science. STORIES OF GHOSTS, WITCHES AND DEMONS Lit t ledale, Freya (Ed.) SECRETS OF THE ANIMAL WORLD Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 O'Donnell, James A.; McElaney, Paul; & Taylor, Raymond An anthology of tales and poems about spirits fromfrorri the other world. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Facts about dozens of diverse creatures. THE STORY OF BEN FRANKLIN Merriam, Eve THE SEE-SAW Cebulash, Mel Gr. 3-5 (R&I) A picture of Benjamin Franklin and his im Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 s. The antics of a fatty and a skinny on a see-saw, THE STORY OF CAVES Sterling, Dorothy SELECTIONS FROM BRIAN WILDSMITH'S MOTHER GOOSE Cr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 954 Authentic information on caves: how theyare formed their Colorful illustrations and rhymes inan extra large size book. plant and animal life.

40 THE STORY OF HOLLY AND IVY THE THREE BEARS Godden, Ruiner Caldone, Paul Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Story of a poor orphan girl, a lonely doll, and a policeman's The story of a little girl who invades the bear's home while wife who find one another on Christmas Eve. they are out for a walk.

THE STORY OF THE ICE AGE THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF Wyler, Rose & Ames, Gerald Gr. K-3 (R &I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Norwegian folktale of three sly billy-goats who turn the tables An account of the life during the Ice Age and how the people on a menacing troll. lived and survived. THREE-DOLLAR MULE THE STORY OF THOMAS ALVA EDISON, INVENTOR: WIZARD Bulla, Clyde, R. OF MENLO PARK Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Cornpere, Micki Don must choose between a troublesome mule he loves, and a Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 604 beautiful thoroughbred horse. The life of the great inventor, combining biography, history, adventure, and science for very young readers. THREE GIANT STORIES Conger, Lesley (Retold by) THE SUNKEN CITY Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 McNeill, James Tales about ordinary mortals who manage to conquer giants. Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Twenty magical fairy tales from around the world. THE THREE LITTLE PIGS Caldone, Paul THE SWORD IN THE TREE Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Bulla, Clyde R. A picture book of an old children's story. Cr, 4-6 (R&I) 754 Easy-reading chivalric tale set in the days of King Arthur. THREE STORIES FROM THE POPPY SEED CAKES Clark, Margery THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Potter, Beatrix Three amusing stories in one book about a boy and his aunt. Gr. K-3 (R&I) .754 The story about a rebellious rabbit. TIKKI TIKKI TEMBO Mosel, Arlene (Retold by) TALES FROM THE GREEN FAIRY BOOK Cr. 1-4 (R&I) 754 Lang, Andrew (Ed.) This is a story of long, long ago whenit was the custom in Gr. 44 (R&I) 604 China of fathers and mothers to givetheir first sons great Eleven favorite fairy tales. long names.

TALES FROM THE RED FAIRY BOOK THE TIME MACHINE AND OTHER STORIES Lang, Andrew (Ed.) Wells, H. G. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 More tales in this folklore series. A science fiction journey into the far distant future, plus three other science fantasies. TERROR ON THE MOUNTAIN Viereck, Phillip TOBY TYLER OR TEN WEEKS WITH THE CIRCUS Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Otis, James The' story of a boy lost during a storm in the wilds and how Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 he fights to survive and reach safety. The story of a boy who ran away from his uncle to join the circus only to end up with a mean boss who beats him. THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR Heide, Florence & Van Chief, Sylvia TOM SAWYER, DETECTIVE Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Twain, Mark Theodore-the-Elephant'sfunnytribulationsteachhim Gr. 44 (R&I) 604 lesson in friendship. Tom and Huck solvea midnight murder mysterywi hout a corpse! THERE WAS A WISE CROW' Low, Joseph TONY'S TREASURE HUNT Gr. K-3 (A &I) 754 Peterson, H. & J. This is a little rhyme book with pictures for young children. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 604 Easy-to-read story with easy-to-solve codes. THEY TURNED TO STONE May, Julian TRAPPED IN SPACE Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Williamson, Jack Plant and animal fossils a what they are, where to hunt for Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 604 them. Astronaut Ben is losta million miles from Earth.

41 TREASURES BENEATH THE SEA WHAT DO ANIMALS EAT Silverberg, Robert Gross, Ruth B. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 604 A book of true stories about sunken treasures throughout This book answers such questions as: What insect history. eats people? How much food does an elephant eat? How doesa butterfly drink? TRICKY TALES Kramer, Nora (Ed.) WHAT DO THEY DO WHEN IT RAINS? Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 Bridwell, Norman Tales of tricks that outwit other tricksters writtenor retold Gr. K-2 (R&I) 504 by well-known authors. Picture interpretations of what policemen, house-painters. hotdog vendors, and others do when it rains. TRICKY. QUESTIONS TO FOOL YOUR FRIENDS Van Gelder, Rosalind WHAT DO YOU SAY, DEAR? Gr. K-3 (R&I) 504 foslin, Sesyle Pictures offer clues to riddles based on simple homonyms and Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 604 homophones. Picture book on good manners.

THE TROUBLE WITH TERRY WHAT GOOD LUCK, WHAT BAD LUCK Lexau, Joan Charlip, Remy Gr. 5 (R&I) 754 Gr. K-2 (R&I) 754 Impulsive eleven-year-old tomboy worries about her best Tale about Ned, whose fortunessee -saw apidly from good to friend, grades, and other problems of growingup. bad. T. V. FAVORITES WHAT IS THAT ALLIGATOR SAYING? Beech, Linda Gross, Ruth B. Cr. 5-9 (R&1) 604 Gr. I(-3 (R&1) 604 A book of behind -the -scene about popular T.V. stars. A book on how animals communicate with each other through sound, smell, touch, etc. UNDER A MUSHROOM Lobel, Arnold WHAT MAKES AN ORCHESTRA Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 Balet, Jan The story about Mr. and Mrs. Troll who live undera mushroom Gr. 4-6 (R&I) and all the fascinating guests they entertain duringa rain 604 storm. Pictures and text aboutinstruments that make up an orchestra. UP PERISCOPE White, Robb WHAT'S INSIDE? THE STORY F AN EGG THAT HATCHED Garelick, May Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) NoYel of a U. S. submarine. Step-by-step photo story of a gosling hatching. THE VELVET ROOM Snyder, Zilpha WHAT WHISKERS DID Carroll, Ruth Cr. 6 (R&I) 754 Gr. K-3 (R&1) 604 A sensitive, imaginative girl froma migrant family learns to face the real world. Pictures without text tell the story of livelyrunawaydog's adventureschildren supply the words. A VERY SPECIAL HOUSE WHERE DOES THE BUTTERFLY GO WHEN IT RAINS? Krauss, Ruth Garelick, May Gr. K-3 (R&I) 75e Gr. K-3 (R&1) 604 Story about an imaginary place where there is completefree- domand fun. A picture book about the wonder of nature. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? WAGGLES AND THE DOG CATCHER Brown, Margaret Cook, Marion B. Cr. 2-3 (R), Cr. K-3 (I) Gr. 2.4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 50q 601 Simple verse about familiar birds and animals Waggles leads the dog catcher on amerry chase that ends happily for everyoneexcept the dog catcher. WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE Sendak, Maurice THE WAR OF THE WORLDS Wells, H, G. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) Max sails to where the wild things are andhese fierce beasti 754 make him their king. Science fiction about the menace from Mars. WHO LIKES IT HOT? THE WEDNESDAY WITCH Garelick, May Chew, Ruth Gr. K-3 (R&I) Gr. 4 (R&I) 754 A book about all kinds nimals and`the climate that suits Modern-day witch story set in Brooklyn. them best.

42 WHY CANT I? ZERO TO ZILLIONS: THE ARROW BOOK OF NUMBERS Bendick, Jeanne Weiss, Irwin Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 604 Picture book that encourages children to compare their physi- Puzzles, games, and activities reveal the excitement of num- cal abilities with those of animals. bers and basic math concepts.

WILD HORSES OF THE RED DESERT Rounds, Glen CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 THE BEARS ON HEMLOCK MOUNTAIN (Book Fair) Bands of wild horses make the Red Desert their home. Dalgliesh, Alice Gr. 34 (R&I) 954 WILLIE'S PET The story of a little boy who gets help from the small animals Cebu lash, Mel and birds when he crosses the mountain at night and meets Cr. K-3 (R&I) 754 face to face with the bears. The 'tale about a little boy who brings a worm to class for Pet Day. CINDERELLA Brown, Marcia WINTER THUNDER AND OTHER STORIES Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Sandoz, Mari The story of a girl who gets sent to the ball by her fairy god- Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 504 mother and falls in love with the prince. Five short stories are contained in this book. THE COURAGE OF SARAH NOBLE Dalgliesh, Alice THE WITCH NEXT DOOR Gr. 3-4 (R&I) 954 Bridwell, Norman The story of a pioneer girl who accompanies her father into Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K -3 (I) 504 the Connecticut wilderness. About a next-door neighbor who turns out o be a very special kind of witch. CRICKET IN A THICKET Fisher, Aileen THE WITCH'S CHRISTMAS Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Bridwell, Norman A collection of poems about bugs, birds and wildlife with Gr. K-3 (R&I) 504 illustrations in pencil. A picture book for young children. CUB SCOUT AT LAST Felsen, Henry THE WIZARD OF OZ Gr. 3-4 (R&I) 954 Baum, L. Frank The story of a boy who joins the Cub Scouts and has to help Gr. 4-9 (R81) 604 his den try to win first place in the Pack Exposition. Illustrated fantasy. HOUSES FROM THE SEA THE WONDERFUL LOOKING-THROUGH GLASS Goudey, Alice E. Freeman, Mae Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 A book on sea shells with color illustrations and descriptions There is a real magnifying lens inside this book that can be of the shells. used to do all the experiments in the book. THE MEANEST SQUIRREL I EVER MET WORD GAMES AND PUZZLES Graham, Margaret B. Rockowitz, Murray Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 The story of how the mean old squirrel fast-talks Nibble out Hundreds of codes, anagra s acrostics, and other games of of the family's Thanksgiving dinner nuts and then does a varying difficulty. turnabout after some straight talk from Nibble. PETE'S HOME RUN THE WRIGHT BROTHERS AT KITTY HAWK Renick, Marion Sobol, Donald Cr. 3-4 (R&I) 954 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The story of a little boy who gets interested in baseball and About the three years of trial and error before their successful how to pick up some pointers about the sport. flight. PONY FAIR YOUNG BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Brown, Paul Gelman, Steve Gr. 3-4 (R &l) 954 Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 The story of boy who visits the country and helps with a Ten biographies of major league players who reached early pony farm. stardom. Complete major league records of each. THE SECRET RIVER YOUNG OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS Rawlings, Marjorie K. Gelman, Steve Gr. 3-4 (R &l) 954 Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 604 The story of a little girl who sets out to find a river that will Victories of 11 Olympic champions, most still in their teens. always be full of fish so that her father will have fish to sell.

43 SPACE CAT BUTTONS (Seafarer) Todd, Ruthven Robinson, Tom Gr. 34 (R&I) 954 Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 854 The story of a cat and his adventure to the moon in a rocket The saga of an alley cat who be a gentleman. ship. CATFISH (Seafarer) SPRINGTIME.FOR JEANNE MARIE Hurd, Edith T. Francoise Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Catfish is the coolest, fastest cat in town. The story of how springtime brings a new friend toa little French girl and her sheep, Patapon, as they Wok for their lost CROW BOY duck, Madelon. Yashima, Taro Gr. 24 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 954 STONE SOUP Story of a shy boy who wins friends in hisown unique way. Brown, Marcia Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 DANDELION (Seafarer) An old Frenchfolk tale about hree hungry soldiers who out- Freeman, Don wit a village. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 654 A loveable raffish lionlearns that clothes do not nuke the THREE BOYS AND A LIGHTHOUSE gentleman. Aglo, Nan & Wilson, Ellen Gr. 34 (R&I) 954 DESMOND THE DOG DETECTIVE (Seafarer)a er) The story of triplets who look exactly alike thatgo to visit Best, Herbert their father, a lighthouse keeper, and how they learn toman Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 the lighthouse. Desmond wears a "Private Eye" badge and gets involved with Gus in solving a real mystery.

DESMOND AND THE PEPPERMINT GHOST (Seafarer) THE VIKING PRESS, INC. Best, Herbert ANDY AND THE LION (Seafarer) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Daugherty_, James Gus and the dog detective solve a mystery involving chocolate-peppermint odors, a candy store fire, and a ghost. K-3 (R& I) 954 The story of a small boy and a lion who get ino an adventure. FLIP (Seafarer) Dennis, Wesley THE BEACHCOMBER'S BOOK (Seafarer) Kohn, Bernice Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 854 Story of a frolicsome colt. Gr. 34 (R&I) 954 The author describes such beachcomber projects as making FLIP AND THE MORNING (Seafarer) sandlanterns,pebble sculptures,shellmobiles,beach- glass window ornaments, beachcomber's collages and fish Dennis, Wesley models. Cr. 3-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 954 Story of a colt. BEADY BEAR (Seafarer) Freeman, Don FLY HIGH, FLY LOW (Seafarer) Gr. K-2 (R&I) 754 Freeman, Don A story for small children illustrated with scratchboardraw- Gr. K-3.(R&I) $1.50 ings. The story of two pigeons in San Francisco who livein a neon sign and how they almost come to grief when the sign is BEAR PARTY (Seafarer) dismantled. Du Bois, William P. Gr. 2-3 (R). Gr. K-3 (I) 954 IN THE FOREST (Seafarer) The action takes place in Koala Park, where real Teddy bears live in trees. This is what happened when the wise old bear Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 754 made a plan to stop the quarreling among the koalas in this An imaginative small boy goes for a walk in the forest witha Australian park. procession of lively animals.

BLUEBERRIES FOR SAL JOURNEY CAKE, HOI (Seafarer) McCloskey, Robert Sawyer, Ruth Gr. 24 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 654 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 754 Mistaken identity among human and bear families in Maine Folk-tale telling how Johnny chased the Journey Cake borne in a refreshing story about a little girl and a bear cub. and brought all the lost animals with him.

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44 JUST ME (Seafarer) PIPPI GOES ON BOARD Ets, Marie H. Lindgren, Astrid Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Gr. 44 (R&I) 954 A little boy discovers that he can imitate some animals but not Pippi invades a tropical island. others. His big discovery is that some things he can do are like nobody else. PIPPI IN THE SOUTH SEAS Lindgren, Astrid MADELINE (Seafarer) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 854 Berne Imam, Ludwig Adventures of an impish -supergirl," Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) $1.25

. About the smallest of 12 girls in Miss Clav I's Paris boarding PIPPI LONGSTOCKING (Seafarer) school, Lindgren, Astrid Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 751 MADELINE AND THE BAD 1-fAT (Seafarer) A story of Pippi, who lives without any grownups in a little Bemelmans, Ludwig house at the edge of the village. Gr. 3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) $1.50 A story of Madeline and the little son of the Spanish Ambas- PLAY WITH ME sador who turned out to be a show off. Ets, Marie H. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 754 MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS (Seafarer) Prose and pictures reflect a little girl's changing moods and McCloskey, Robert the wayshe,found to make friends with the forest animals. Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) A story of a family of ducks looking for a home. RENFROES CHRISTMAS (Seafarer) Burch, Robert MIKE'S HOUSE (Seafarer) Gr.-2-5 (R&I) 754 Sauer, Julia A story of Christmas in rural northern Georgia. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 854 The story of alittle boy who makes his wayin all kinds of THE SKY DOG (Seafarer) weather to the library Picture Book Hour. Turkle, Bunton Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 MISS HICKORY (Seafarer) A little boy is convinced that the fuzzy white dog he finds Bailey, Carolyn 5. on the beach is the same one he saw in the clouds. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 854 A fantasy about a country doll made of twigs, Rh a hickory THE STORY OF FERDINAND (Seafarer) nut for a head. Leaf, Munro Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 954 MOMO'S KITTENS (Seafarer) Yashima, Mitsu & Taro How a flower-loving bull, reluctant to fight in the bull ring, gets his way in the end. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Momo, a small Japanese-American heroine, finds a stray kit- TALKING WITHOUT WORDS (Seafarer) ten under a geranium bush and is allowed to keep it. Ets, Marie H. MOP TOP (Seafarer) Gr. K-3 (R&I) 754 Freeman, Don Pictures show how feelings are shown with facial expressions Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 and gestures children use. Six-year-old resists going to the barber until a near-sighted woman mistakes his "mop top" for a real mop. THE TEMPER TANTRUM BOOK (Seafarer) Preston, Edna M. MOUSE HOUSE (Seafarer) Cr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Godden, Rumer Stomping, howling, trowning young animals express their Gr. 3-5 (R), Gr. 2-5 (I) $1.50 anger atsituations that frustrate and annoy many young Story of a mouse family with a housing problem. children.

THE MOUSEWIFE (Seafarer) THE THREE LITTLE PIGS (Seafarer) DuBois, William P. Gr. K-3 (R&I) Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 654 The familiar folk tale told in verse with illustrations. The story of the friendship or a busy mousewire Tor a captive dove, and of her sacrifice when Moved by compassion. TIMOTHY TURTLE (Seafarer) Graham, Al NORMAN THE DOORMAN (Seafarer) Freeman, Don Gr. K-3 (R&I) 854 Gr. 3-4 (R), Cr. K-4 (I) $1.50 Timothy, in quest of adventure, climbs Took-a-Look Hill and Story of an ingenious mouse who won an art contest with his comes safely home. creation made from mousetraps. UMBRELLA (Seafarer) PET OF THE MET (Seafarers Yashima. Taro Freeman, Lydia & Don Gr. K-3 (R&I) 75e Gr. K-3 (R&I) $1.50 This picture book tells the story of the anticipation, impatience The story of a mouse and a cat and how hey came o dance and Joy of a little girl who waits for a rainy day to use her a ballet together. birthday umbrella.

45 HENRY Z. WALCK, INC. THE FIRST BOOK OF HOW TO MAKE A SPEECH (First Books) BRADLEY OF THE KNICKS Powers, David G. Jackson, Robert B. Gr. 44 (R&I) 954 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) $1.25 A book about the principles behind a good speech, the dif- The story of a New York Knickerbockers' basketballplayer ferent kinds of speeches and how to go about giving a good and photographs of him in action. speech.

BROWNIESIT'S CHRISTMAS THE FIRST BOOK OF NEW WORLD EXPLORERS Adshead, Gladys L. (First Books) Rich, Louise D. Gr. K-3 (R&I) $1.35 A little Christmas book with red and green pictures of a band Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 of frolicking Brownies. An illustrated book on the first explorers and the discoveries and outcome of their expeditions. GUARDS FOR MATT Lord, Beman THE FIRST BOOK OF WORLD WAR I (First Books) Gr. 2-5 (R&I) 754 Snyder, Louis L. A sport story for girls ell as boys. Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 954 An informative book on the events that lead to the first World QUARTERBACK'S AIM War and the final decisions and outcomes of this war. Lord, Beman Gr. 2-5 (R &I) 754 THE FIRST BOOK OF WORLD WAR II (First Books) A football action story for young children. Snyder, Louis L. Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 954 RIDDLE ME THIS An informative account of the causes of this war and the Ripley, Elizabeth lasting effect its final outcome has placed on the world. Gr. 2-6 (R&I) 954 A collection of riddles and puzzles. HOW TO WRITE A REPORT (First Books) Brandt, Sue R. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) FRANKLIN WATTS, A clear guide on how to write and structure a good repot THE BOSTON MASSACRE (Focus Books) Dickinson, Alice THE HUMAN SENSES (Science Experiences) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 954 Behdick, Jeanne A book about the battle between British soldiers and Boston Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 colonists during the years of struggle of the young America. A book about your senses and the function of each. THE FIRST BOOK OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (First Books) LIVING THINGS (Science Experiences) Morris, Richard B. Bendick, Jeanne Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 954 An informative book on the causes and outcome of the Ameri- -A book consisting of a basic introductionto plants and ani- can Revolution and the people directly involved, mals.

THE FIRST BOOK OF THE CIVIL WAR (First Books) NAMES, SETS AND NUMBERS (Science Experiences) Levenson, Dorothy Bendick, Jeanne Gr. 44 (R&I) 954 Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 A book on the Civil War illustrated with original drawings A book of how things in the world are kept accounted for by and photographs. using names, sets and numbers.

THE FIRST BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION (First Books) PRESIDENTS (First Books) Morris, Richard B. Coy, Harold Gr. 4-6 (R&I). 954 Gr. 4-6 (R&1) 954 An informative book on the Constitution dealing with the A book on the duties and responsibilities of-the President and origin and its strength and impact on the country. how he functions with the ruling bodies of the country.

THE FIRST BOOK OF CREATIVE WRITING (First Books) SHAPES (Science Experiences) Mahon, Julia C. Bendick, Jeanne Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 954 An informative guide to the basic ideas and techniques needed A book concerning the different types of hapes andnames to write. and descriptions for aII.

THE FIRST BOOK OF THEEARLY SETTLERS (First Books) SPACE AND TIME (Science Experiences) Rich, Louise D. Bendick, Jeanne Gr. 4-6 (R &I) 950 Cr. 4-6 (R &I) 954 The story of four of the irst American colonies and how each A book on how things take up space differently and howspace solved their problems osurviving in the New World. and time relate to each other. WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. SESAME STREET ALPHABET POSTER BOOK Children's Television Workshop ACTIVITY BOOKS (Whitman) Gr. K-3.(R&I) 494 Gr. K-4 (R&I) 2k Press-out, gummed alphabet pieces to match dotted line Must be ordered by assorted lots, not by title. shapes on poster page. Some current titles are: LET'S DO DOTS SESAME STREET BIG BIRD'S BLUNDER BOOK DONALD DUCK Bennett, Kingsbury & Miller, Albert DOT TO DOT FOLLOW THE DOTS Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 494 DODDLE BUG DOT Big Bird is a Jim Henson muppet. TOM & JERRY TRACE .MUNCHIE BUNCHIE, DOT BOOK SESAME STREET FINGER PUPPETS (Whitman) HELPER, BIG DOTS Children's Television Workshop PAINT WITH WATER ABC DOT Gr. K-2 (R&I) 394 ABC 1-2-3 DOTS A book of put-together characters and activities from Sesame HAPPY HELPER TRACE Street.

SESAME STREET LITTLE GOLDEN BOOKS: GOLDEN STAMP BOOKS (Golden Press) The Together Book Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 594 Children's Television Workshop Must be ordered by assorted lots, not by title. Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 394 This is a series of activity books, sample titles of which are This book features Jim Henson's moppets. listed: ANIMALS SESAME STREET-SHAPE BOOK: BIRDS People In Your Neighborhood, BIBLE STORIES WONDERS OF THE WORLD Children's Television Workshop ROCKS AND MINERALS Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 394 ANIMALS OF THE PAST This book is -based on the song,People in your Neighbor- FISHES hood". DOGS EARTH AND ECOLOGY SHAPE BOOKS (Golden) INDIANS . INSECTS Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 294. MY FAVORITE THINGS This is a popular series. Titles, samples of which are listed below, are subject to change by publisher. Must be ordered in assorted lots, not by title. THE BABY ANIMAL BOOK LITTLE GOLDEN BOOKS (Golden Press) THE BEAR BOOK Gr. 2-3 (R), Gr. K-3 (I) 394 THE BOAT BOOK This is a series. Titles, samples of which are listed below, THE BUNNY BOOK are subject to change by publisher. A minimum of six of a THE CAR BOOK title must beordered. CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG ABC RHYMES THE DOG BOOK THE COLOR KITTENS THE DONALD DUCK BOOK HOW TO TELL TIME THE ELEPHANT BOOK THE LITTLE ENGINE THAT COULD THE FARM BOOK THE LITTLE GOLDEN ABC THE FISH BOOK LITTLE GOLDEN PICTURE DICTIONARY THE FOX BOOK TOOTLE THE HAT BOOK WE HELP MOMMY THE HORSE BOOK WE LIKE KINDERGARTEN THE HUMPTY DUMPTY BOOK WORDS THE JUNGLE BOOK SNOW WHITE THE LIDDLE KIDDLES BOOK THREE LITTLE PIGS THE MICKEY MOUSE BOOK MICKEY MOUSE THE NEST BOOK MOTHER GOOSE THE OOKPIK BOOK UNCLE REMUS THE PARROT BOOK BAMBI THE PEEPUL PALS BOOK PINOCCHIO THE SAND PAIL BOOK CINDERELLA THE SMILEY LION BOOK DONALD DUCK'S TOY TRAIN (Walt Disney) THE SQUIRREL BOOK THE SIGN BOOK THE SUNSHINE BOOK PAINT BY NUMBER BOOKS (Whitman) THE TIGER BOOK TIGGER AND WINNIE THE POOH Gr. K-4 (R &I) 594 THE TOY BOOK Crayons can be used with these books. ust be ordered as- THE TRUCK AND BUS BOOK sorted, not by title. Current titles are: THE TURTLE BOOK RAGGEDY ANN - 8 colors THE WINNIE THE POOH BOOK NATURE THE BUG BOOK THINGS THAT-GO THE CAT BOOK

47 STICKER FUN (Whitman) BAMBI Gr. K-4 (R&I) 39c SNOW WHITE Must be ordered by assorted lots. Some current itles are: PETER PAN FLIP FLOP PINOCCHIO LITTLE PEOPLE WINNIE THE POOH BOZO THE CLOWN WINNIE MEETS TIGER HAPPY HELPER MOTHER GOOSE SEE & SAY HELPER ALPHABET NATURE GUIDES (Golden) ZANY ZOO Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 69¢ HELPER NUMBERS This is a series for young readers with easy to understand information on nature. Some of the titles are: BEGINNING READERS (Golden) FISHING Cr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) SKY OBSERVERS GUIDE This is a series. sample titles of which are listed below: SCUBA DIVING BELLING THE CAT AMERICAN ANTIQUES A PICKLE FOR A NICKLE NON-FLOWERING PLANTS BIRD NESTS INSECT PESTS POND LIFE PEAR SHAPED HILL WHERE'S WILLIE? ZOO ANIMALS JUST FOR FUN SPIDERS BOTANY LITTLE BLACK PUPPY SYLVESTER ORCHIDS ti JONATHAN AND THE DRAGON INDIAN ARTS SAILING LOOK, LOOK, A CLOWN GUNS GEORGE THE GENTLE GIANT THE LARGE AND GROWLY BEAR POWER BOATS CAMPING KITES GOLDEN BEDTIME STORYBOOKS (Golden) FLYING Gr. 2 -4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 824 PAINTING Some of the current titles are: LANDFORMS BILL BUNNY'S SURPRISE PHOTOGRAPHY LION'S BIRTHDAY PARTY WEATHER BROWNIE AND PUFF PAINT ZOOLOGY WILLY LEARNS A LESSON GAME BIRDS PADDY THE BEAR CUB SEASHELLS OF THE WORLD CHIPPER'S ADVENTURE FOSSILS BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS JUVENILE FLATS (Golden) EXOTIC PLANTS BIRDS Gr. K-3 (R&I) 554 FLOWERS Some current titles, including Walt Disney titles are: A TALE OF TAILS INSECTS TREES THREE BEDTIME STORIES REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS MY FIRST GOLDEN DICTIONARY SEASHORES POKY LITTLE PUPPY MAMMALS LITTLE RED CABOOSE WILD ANIMALS FISHES ROCKS AND MINERALS BIG GOLDEN ANIMAL ABC BIG GOLDEN COUNTING GINGERBREAD MAN YOUNG READERS PRESS, INC. BIG FIRE ENGINE BOOK ABC OF LIVING THINGS GREAT BIG CAR AND TRUCK PETER RABBIT Gr. -I-3 (R&I) 954 RAGGEDY ANN Colorful living objects identify each letter of the alphabet, BIRDS includes game "Can you find these living things?" BABY FARM ANIMALS ELEPHANT IN THE BATHTUB ABOUT SUBMARINES TELL ME CAT Carlisle, Norman & Madelyn BABY HORSES Gr. 3-5 (R&I) _ 604 THE GOLDEN EGG BOOK The history of men and machines beneath thesea from early WHATEVER HAPPENED TO PUPPIES? days to the atomic subs. CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO BIG TIDY-UP Collodi, Carlo I WANT TO READ GOOD MORNING FARM Gr. 5-6 (R&I) 604 COME PLAY WITH ME The story of a puppet's longings to become a boy. THE ANIMALS AND ME THE PINK ELEPHANT AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES BUNNY BOOK Young Readers Press Reference Library CINDERELLA Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 604 ALICE IN WONDERLAND Color illustrations highlight this look at the many species of LADY AND THE TRAMP amphibians and reptiles on earth todayand yesterday. ANIMAL CROSSWORDS CINDERELLA Supraner, Robyn Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 An illustrated edition of the oldairy tale. Illustrated crossword fun dealing with the animal family. THE CLOSED CIRCLE ANIMALS WITH SHELLS Gerson, Corinne Young Readers Press Reference Library Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 The prejudice of new friends puts Audrey in a predicament. All about the many kinds of shellfishfacts and illustrations. CREATING FROM SCRAP APACHE GOLD MYSTERY Frankel, Godfrey Thompson, Eileen Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 Scores of ways of make things from odds and ends. Danny finds unexpected adventure and mystery searching for the real cause of his father's death. CREATURE READER Arneson, D. J. BALLY, THE BLUE WHALE Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Amoy, Boris Ecology minded monsters plot to "preserve" the Earth. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 The adventure of Bally and his undersea friends. CROSSWORD FUN Preston, Charles BARREL OF FUN Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 604 Leonard, Torn B. Forty word puzzles illustrated. Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 504 Mazes, word games and picture puzzles. DRUMMER HOFF Emberley, Barbara (adapted by) BIRDS Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 Palmer, Woods A colorful well-illustrated picture story book. Cr. 1-3 (R&I) 604 A basic bird book especially for young nature lovers. THE EARTH Young Readers Press Reference Library BIRDS Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 Young Readers Press Reference Library A description of a most amazing planet. Colorful illustrations Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 and diagrams, These creatures are presented in an informative study_, Color illustrations. ELEPHANT ON ICE Wood, James P. BLACK BEAUTY Sewell, Anna Cr. 3-5 (R&I) 504 A very wise and very dignified elephant attempts to ire skate. Gr. 5-7 (R&I) 604 The life of a famous horse in literature. THE EMPEROR'S NEW CLOTHES BOOK OF WHALES Gt. 1-3 (R&I) 60ft Posen, Elsa Illustrations give this classic a new appeal. Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 604 The story of whales and their undersea friends.. FALCON BOOK OF CROSSWORDS Preston, Charles BOY WHO WOULD NOT SAY HIS NAME Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Vreeken, Elizabeth A book of brain teasers. Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 504 How will the police find Bobby's amily when he will not tell them his name? FALCON BOOK OF SPORTS STORIES Olgin, Joseph Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 BRAIN TEASERS Drexler, Carol J. Seven short stories about baseball, football, and basketball. Gr. 4-6 IR&I) 504 A book of brain teasers and puzzles. FALCON ILLUSTRATED BASEBALL DICTIONARY Arthur, Howard CALLING ALL GIRLS PARTY BOOK Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Saunders, Ruble Over 150 baseball terms explained with easy-to-follo dia- Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 grams and definitions. Party planning is explained in detail. FALCON ILLUSTRATED BASKETBALL DICTIONARY CARDBOARD CARPENTRY Arthur, Howard D'Arnato, Janet & Alex Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 Over 150 basketball terms explained with easy-to-follodia- Learn to build scores of cardboard creations, grams and definitions.

49 FALCON ILLUSTRATED FOOTBALL DICTIONARY GIRL ON A BROOMSTICK Arthur, Howard Burt, Katharine N. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c Gr. 4-6 (R&1) 55c Over 150 football terms explained with easy-to-follow dia- Camila thinks she is a witch and with good reason! grams and definitions. GIRLS-BOYS EASY-TO-COOK BOOK FILL-IN FUN AND MORE Wainwright, Ann Andrew, Jean (Ed.) Gr. 3.5 (R&I) 55¢ Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 50t How to prepare pizza, peanut brittle, and other popular foods. Fill-in puzzles, dot -to -dot, mazes and picture puzzles. GO! THE STORY OF OUTER SPACE FILL-IN FUN AND MORE #2 Verral, Charles S. Andrew, Jean (Ed.) Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 61114 Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c Rockets and astronauts; answers basic space-age questions. Fill-in puzzles, dot-to-dot, mazes and picture puzzles. THE GOLDEN STALLION FISH Montgomery, Rutherford Young Readers Press Reference Library Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-8 (R&1) 604 Charlie's hoping to catch that elusive wild horse. A journey through the fascinating world of fish. Full color. THE GUINNESS BOOK OF SPORTS RECORDS FLOWERING PLANTS McWhirter, Norris & Ross Young Readers Press Reference Library Gr. 4 -B (R&I) 95q Cr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 Fact-filled handbook of sports records. Colorful illustrations add to this study of lower-pducing plants: HAVE YOU SEEN MY BROTHER? Guifoile, Elizabeth FLOWERS OF THE GARDEN Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 504 Young Readers Press Reference Library Where do you look for a lost brother? Who do you ask for help? Gr. 4-3 (R841) 604 Lots of information about the best -known garden flowers plus HEIDI brightly colored illustrations. Spyri, Johanna Gr. 5-6 (R &I) 604 FOXES AND WOLVES Classic about a girl's adventures in the Alps. Ripper, Charles L. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 HENNY PENNY A close-up look at these interesting creatures of the wild. Gr. 1-3 (R&1) 504 This tale is accompanied by bright new drawings. FRISKY, THE PLAYFUL PONY Moore, Ruth N. HIDE AND SEEK I Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 404 Cole, William F. The adventures of an energetic pony. Gr. 1-3 (R&1) 604 Mazes and puzzles. FUN-TIME MAGIC Havel, Victory HIDE:AND SEEK II Gr. 2-4 (R&I) Cole, William F. Basic tricks and how to perform them. Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 60c A rainy day collection puzzles and projects. FUN WITH PUZZLES Layman, Ritchie HOORAY FOR FUN I Cr, 1-3 (R&I) 604 Murphy, Glory Easy crossword puzzles with picture and word clues for the Gr. 1-3 (R&1) 60c beginner. Hours of fun-time activity in this collection of puzzles.

GAMES FOR BOYS HOORAY FOR FUN II Frankel, Lillian & Godfrey Murphy, Glory Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 1-3 (R&1) How to play the familiar boys' games and many new ones. A collection of brain teasers to provide run for everyone,

GAMES FOR GIRLS HOW TO MAKE THINGS OUT OF PAPER Frankel, Lillian & Godfrey Sperling, Walter Gr. 4-6 (R &I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c How to play the familiar girls' games and many new ones. Scores of activities and creations from paper.

GEMS AND RARE METALS HOW TO PLAY BASEBALL Wafter, Leslie Fitzsimmons, Robert Cr. 4-5 (R&I) 604 Gr. 3-S (R&1) 60c Story of gems and rare metals hidden deep in the earth. Helpful hints to the Little Leaguerith black and white photos. THE HUMAN BODY JUNIOR QUARTERBACK Young Readers Press Reference Library Heuman. William Cr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 Gr. 5-6, (R&I) 604 The mysteries of the human body, its structure and functions, A budding athlete overcomes the fear that handicaps him. simply explained. Color illustrations. JUST A MINUTE I LIKE TO BE ME Klein, Leonore Bel Geddes, Barbara Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 50c Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 954 A picture book about ime and how to tell it! Charming and imaginative drawings convince children that there's really nothing better than just being "me". JUST MOD JOKES Arneson, D. J. INDIAN CRAFTS D'Amato, Janet & Alex Gr. 4-6 (R &I) 601 150 mod, hip jokes and gags. Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 60c Make a pueblo or pair of rnoccasinsjust like a real Indian. Easy instructions. JUST ONLY JOHN Kent, Jack INSECTS Gr. 1-3 (PM) 751 Young Readers PressReference Library A penny's worth of magic turns John into a pig! Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604. A microscopic look at the ever-changing insect world. De- KIDS ON TV tailed illustrations in full color. Arneson, D. J. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 INVISIBLE WORLD A book on TV's young starsnd facts about their careers and Young Readers Press Reference Library personal life. Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 The fascinating world of microscopic plants and animals; color KITTENS AND MORE KITTENS illustrations. Ridlon, Marci Cr. 1-3 (R&I) 50c IT'S LIKE THIS, CAT Jennifer's problem is too many kittens; magic and an old Neville, Emily woman save her. Cr. 5-6 (R&I) 60c The variety and excitement of a New York City boyhood. LIFE IN FRESH WATER Young Readers Press Reference Library JACK AND THE BEANSTALK Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 Cr. 1-3 (R&I) 604 Illustrations detailfresh water plants and animals and the Tale of Young Jack and a wicked giant. places they live.

JETS LIFE IN THE OPEN SEA Verral, Charles Young Readers Press Reference Library Cr. 3-5 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 The story of mans'antest planes. A book about the plants and animals living in the sea. Full color illustrations, JOHNNY-CAKE Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 554 LIFE ON THE SEASHORE A sly fox is foiled in his attempt to outwit Johnny-Cake. Young Readers Press Reference Library Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 JOKES, RIDDLES, FUNNY STORIES A colorfully illustrated guide to the many types plants Gr. 4-6 (R&I) and animals living on our seashores. Activity book. LOTS OF LAUGHS JUMPING JACK We/We,- Oscar Gray, Patsey Gr. 4P6 (R&I)- Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 554 A book full of rhymes and jokes.- Trouble's brewing for that riding club Jill belongs.tol

JUNIOR JUDO LUCY RUNS AWAY Harrison, E. J. Starr, Catherine Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c Gr. 3-5 (R&I) A basic illustrated introduction to this sport. Lucy seeks real adventure and runs away.

JUNIOR KARATE LULU'S BACK IN TOWN Harrison, E. J. Dean, Leigh Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 60c A basic illustrated introduction to the sport. Irrepressible Lulu leads the gang on a secret subway trip. THE MAGIC BEANS MYSTERY OF GRINNING IDOL Hillert, Margaret Nixon, Joan L. Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R8,1) 504 New version of the boy and the beanstalk for beginning Eileen solves the mystery of the grinning Mexican god of readers. death.

MAGIC TRICKS MYSTERY OF HARD LUCK HOUSE Frederick, Guy Martini, Teri Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 454 How to do 101 magic tricks. Pam finds out ha the bandoned "Hard Luck House" is aptly named. MAMMALS Young Readers Press Reference Library- MYSTERY OF HURRICANE CASTLE Gr. 4-8 (R8,1) 601 Nixon, Joan L. Information about the dominant animals on Earth today. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 550 Color Illustrations. Two girls are trapped in a musty castle during araging hurricane. MAXIMILIAN Van Clief, S. & Heide F. NEW BOY ON THE SIDEWALK Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 Craig, M. Jean Silly adventures of a mouse who longs to be a bird. Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 554 Joey dislikes his just-moved-in neighbor at First. MRS. PINE TAKES A TRIP Kessler, Leonard NOGGIN AND THE MOON MOUSE Gr. 1-3 (FM) 604 Postgate, Oliver & Firmin, Peter Mr. Pine "forgets" his promise to keep the house clean. Cr. 3-5 (R&I) 504 A lunar mouse gets stranded in the land of Nog. MORE JUST MOD JOKES Arneson, D. J. NOGGIN AND THE WHALE Gr. 4-7 (R&1) 601 Postgate, Oliver & Firmin, Peter A book of many zany jokes. Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 556 A whale blocks the harbor channel on King Noggin's birthday. THE MOST FAMOUS GHOST OF ALL Arneson, D. J. ONE DAY EVERYTHING WENT WRONG Breeken, Elizabeth Gr. 4-7 (R8,1) 604 A book of ghostly tales. Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 504 A problem day in a young boy's life. MUSIC BY THE GOT-ROCKS Sankey, Alice ONE SILVER SPUR Burt, Katharine N. Cr. 4-6 (R8,1) 604 A stoof rock groups in a modern high school. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Toby's adventures include a strange encounter! MY CLOSET FULL OF HATS Weiss, Harvey 1-2-3 GO! Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 504 Manners, William A book about hats and how to make them. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 A physical fitness handbook outlined with charts, tests, exer- MYSTERY AT THE HAUNTED HOUSE cises and diagrams. Govan, Christine Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 PHOTOGRAPHY: A MANUAL FOR SHUTTERBUGS The Look-Out Club follows a mountain trail to a haunted Kohn, Eugene house. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 606 A basic manual for the camera bug. MYSTERY HOTEL Johnston, Louisa PIONEERS Gr. 4.6 (R&1) 604 FOlsom, Franklin What mystery do a boy and girl discover behind the closed Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 door on the hotel's 13th floor? Twelve stories about the pioneers who settled America's Old West. MYSTERY OF ABSENT NEIGHBORS Wood, Ruth C. PLANTS WITHOUT FLOWERS Gr. 5-6 (R &I) 554 Young Readers Press Reference Library Creepy things happen in this thriller. Gr. 4-8 (R &1) 604 Learn about algae, fungi, mosses and ferns in this illustrated MYSTERY OF BLACK FRIDAY MINE book. Sherer, Mary H.

Gr. 4-6 (Rm)` . 401 THE PRINCESS AND THE PEA Larry was determined to find out what was gaing on in his Gr. 1-3 (R8,1) 606 gol i mine. Tale of the princess who has o prove her royalty.

52 PUZZLES AND RIDDLES SECRETS OF THE INSECT WORLD Beard, Isobel McElaney, Paul & O'Donnell. James Gr. 3-4 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Word and picture puzzles along with mazes and other pencil A beginner's introduction to the world of insects. games. THE SHY KANGAROO PUZZLES FOR PLEASURE Steiner, Charlotte Beard, Isobel Gr. 1-2 (R&I) 604 Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 604 Ken, the kangaroo, is afraid to leave Mama's warm pouch. Word and picture puzzles along with mazes and other pencil games. SIMPLY FUN Razzi, James Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 604 PUZZLERS FOR YOUNG DETECTIVES Franken, K. A collection of games to play and toys to make. 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) SKI THE NEW WAY Detective puzzle stories with solutions at h end of the book. Kramer, Franz Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 RELUCTANT JANE Techniques for beginning and intermediate skiers. Ceder, Georg_ iana D. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 SQUARE BEAR AND COUSIN BEAR Tomboy Jane shares the burden of a fatherless family. Steiner, Charlotte Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 754 THE RIDDLE BOOK Two amiable bears disagree on how to build a house in the Weigle, Oscar country. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 554 This selection includes some challengers! SIMPLE TRICKS Green, Allen V. Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 RIDDLES, RHYMES, JOKES #1 Ott, Winn & Phyllis Easy-to-learn magic tricks. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 An activity book. STORYBOOK PUZZLES (a-I) Garren, Jean Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 604 RIDDLES, RHYMES, JOKES 02 Ott, Winn & Phyllis A book of several puzzles about fairy tales from to I Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 An activity book. STORYBOOK PUZZLES (l-y) Garren, Jean Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 604 ROCKS AND MINERALS Young Readers Press Reference Library A collection of puzzles that are about fairy tales from "1" to Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 A thorough study of the major rocks and minerals in easy-to- understand terms. Illustrations in color. STORY OF DINOSAURS Brown, Stanley B. & Barbara M. ROUND THE WORLD WITH PUZZLES I Gr. 4-6 (R &I) 604 Darren, Joan Account of the Age of the Dinosaur. Pronunciation dictionary Gr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 included. Puzzles about the ...-iuntries of the world. STORY OF ELECTRICITY-MAGNETISM ROUND THE WORLD WITH PUZZLES II Seeman, Bernard Garren, Joan Gr. 5-6 (R&I) 554 Gr. 4-8 (R &I) 604 Experiments for the young scientist.. More puzzles about the countries of the world. STRANGE LIZARDS RUMPELSTILTSKIN Earle, Olive L. Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 604 Gr. 3-5 (R&1) 554 A simplified version of he classic fairy tale. Interesting facts and illustrations about present-day lizards.

SCARECROW TELEVISION AND HOW IT WORKS Krueger, Louise David. Eugene Gr. 1-3 (R&I) Gr. 4-6 (R&1) 60C A farmer solves the problem of pesky crows. The how's and why's of this machine.

SECRET OF COOKIES, CANDIES, CAKES TIMOTHY AND THE SNAKES Fletcher, Helen J. Gee, Maurine H. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 554 .Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504. Sweets' recipies that are easy to follow and create. Tim faces desert gangers!

53 TREASURY OF CROSSWORDS WHAT'S IN MY TREE? Flory, Jane & Schmidt, John Winter, Ginny L. Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 604 Gr. K-3 (R&I) 504 A book of crosswords dealing with the more popular fairy A tale of the changing seasons. tales.

TURTLES WHAT'S YOUR SPORTS SCORE? Darling, Lois & Louis Arthur, Howard Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 A presentation of facts about these popular pe Quiz questions on football, basketball, baseball and other popular sports. Answer section included. TWO TRAGIC DEATHS Allen, Harold C. WILD FLOWERS Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 Young Readers Press Reference Library The lives of John and Robert Kennedy. Cr. 4-8 (R&I) 604 Wildflowers from A to Z. Illustrations in living color. WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 954 Over 50,000 entries. WITCH, CAT, BASEBALL BAT Hoff, Syd THE WEIGHTLESS MOTHER Gr. 1-3 (R &I) 604 Bell, Norman A baseball-hating witch makes a bat with an invisible hole. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 604 The adventures of Mrs. Flippin, "the flying mother." YOUNG MARK TWAIN AND THE MISSISSIPPI Kane, Harnett T. WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE? Chapin, J. Barr & C. Gr. 5=9 (R&I) 754 The story of a young boy's wish to become Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 504 a riverboat pilot and his adventures on the Mississippi. What makes tornadoes, floods, sno ind, etc.?

WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? YOUNG READER'S PRESS FIR.:riT DICTIONARY Elting, Mary Trevaskis, John & Hyman, Robin Gr. 1-3 (R&I) 604 Gr. 1-4 (R&I) 954 A book that stimulates a child's curiosity. 700 colorful illustrations, 2000 words. Introduction_ to Special Book list for Ethnic Groups

Of the approximate 1,850 paperback titles in- Latin American Productions cluded in this Book Guide, only about 550 appear P.O. Box 41017 in the Special Book list for Ethnic Groups. This i5 an Los Angeles, California 90041 increase of only 150 paperback titles from the 400 Hispanic American Publications, Inc. listed in our three earlier Book Guidesnot as sub- 252 East 51st Street stantial an increase as we had hoped. New York, New York 10022 Literature plays an important role in contributing Mrs. Ley la Cattan, U.S. Representative to a child'sself-image.For Mexican-American, Puerto Rican, American Indian, Appalachian, and Librolandia Distribudoria de Libros (Mexico) Black urban and rural children there are still far too 9210 E. Calle Cascada few inexpensive paperbacks published to serve this Tucson, Arizona vitally important role. Arlie, Inc. Although a number of Spanish-language books 405 Fifth Avenue are listed in the Guide, they are limited mainly to Room 1402 books published inthis country. A few Spanish- New York, Newyork 10017 language bibliographies that containtitles pub- Santillana Publishing Company, Inc. lished by both U.S. and foreign publishers are in- 575 Lexington Avenue cluded under our List of Sources Used. New York, New York 10022 For those persons interested in the purchase of Spanish-language books for children, many of which RIF shall continue its search for sources of paper- are published in other countries, write: back titles for minority group children. Any relevant Martha V. Tome, Director information would be appreciated by the Editor of Proyecto Leer the RIF Book Guide. Organization of American States Washington, D.C. 20006 With the increasing demand for ethnic books for children, a number of good titles are being pub- Two objectives of the above organization are: lished in expensive hardbound editions. To make one, to evaluate and list material in Spanish for K these books easily available and accessible to mil- to-12 Grade reading levels; two, to help make those lions of minority group children, they should be books available through distributors in this coun- published in paperback. try. A few distributors have been recommended to It is the hope of National RIF that the impact of RIF by Spanish-language programs, including the increased demand will encourage publishers to add RIF project conducted with the Los Angeles public many more more ethnic titles to their paperback schools. Catalogues are available from the follow- editions. Itis also RIF's hope that publishers will ing: increasingly seek out the authors who can best Heffernan Supply Co., Inc. write the books that will be most successful in con- P.O. Box 5309 tributing to the self-image of children of minority San Antonio, Texas 78201 groups.

55 Special Book List For EthnicGroups BLACK ELEMENTARY

AMERICAN BOOK CO. ALFRAG PRODUCTIONS THE ANSWER EVERYDAY HEROES Gr. 3-6 (R&I) $1.04 Nelson, Alice & Ragland, James The theme in the seven stories in this book is: What is hap- Gr. K-4 (118,1) $1.50 piness? A reading and coloring book with pictures and brief profiles of I'LL TRY sixteen local black personalitites in Washington, D. C.The author "saw the need for black childrento learn to read from Gr. 24 (R&I) 884 something they could relate to.- The theme in the seven stories in this book is: Doyou care about the things you do?

MY STORY ALLYN AND BACON, INC. Gr. 3-6 (Red) 884 BEYOND THE BLOCK There are five stories and two poems in this book, alsoa Wheelock, Warren & Sheldon, William D. (Eds.) brief biography of Jackie Robinson. Gr. 4 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) $1.36 PLAYING ALONE A book containing excerpts from biographies andauto- biographies that have been adapted for high-interest and Gr. 1-3 (R&1) low- BBC reading levels. There are 14 stories with varied themes. This book contains seven stories, two of whichare about black children. The laststoryisa very brief and simple biography of Roy Campanella. THE BIG ONES Sheldon, William D. & Woessner, Nina (Eds.) SOMEDAY Gr. 6 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) $1.36 Gr. 1-3 (R&1) 884 A book containing excerpts from different biographies and This book contains seven stories, three of whichare about autobiographies that have been adapted for high-interest and black children. The theme in all isWhat are you going to be low-reading levels. There are 16 stories aboutsports, ad- when you grow up? venture and space.

SPECIAL PEOPLE THE TIME IS NOW Gr. 34 (R&I) $1.04 Woessner, Nina; Wheeler, Warren & Sheldon, William The theme in the eight stories is: What isa friend? (Eds.) Gr. 2 (R), Cr, 6-12 (I) TEAMMATES $1.36 A book of excerpts from biographies and autobiographies that Gr. 4-7 (R&1) $1.04 have been adapted for high interest and low-readinglevels. The seven stories in this book- includeone about Mrs. Rosa There are 12 stories with a variety of themes. Parks who wouldn't move to the back of the bus,causing the black people of Montgomery, Alabama, to walkto work. there is also a story about Marion Andersen anda brief biography THIS COOL WORLD of Malcolm X. Silva roll, Nicholas & Sheldon, William D. (Eds.) Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 6-12 (1) $1.36 WHERE WILL WE GO? This book contains excerpts from biographies andauto- Hitte, Kathryn biographies that have been adapted for high interest and low- Gr. K-2 (R&1) 44c reading levels. There are 15 stories witha variety of themes. This is a little story about a black family that hasto move because their old house is being torn down. WINNER'S CIRCLE YOU'VE GOT TO CARE Mason. George & Sheldon. Wiliam D. (Eds.) Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) Gr. 2-6 (R&1) $1.36 884 A book with excerpts from biographies and autobiographies The theme of the six stories in this bookisAre you happy that have been adapted for high-interest and low-reading you're you? Included also is a poem by Langston Hughes. levels. There are 16 stories with various topics.

56 WITH IT AVON BOOKS Woessner. Nina Wheelock. Warren REETLECREEK Sheldon, William O. (Eds.) Dern by, William Gr. 2 (R), Cr. 6-12 (I) $1.36 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 95c A book of excerpts from biographies and autobiographies A novel set in the South and centering on the lives young that have been adapted for high-interest and low-reading black hoy, his relatives and a white recluse. levels. There are 11stories about space, sports and adventure. HER NAME WAS SOJOURNER TRUTH (Camelot) Pauli. Hertha Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 7k The story, set in the North, of a slave woman and her struggle APOLLO EDITIONS for the liberty and dignity of her people, FAMOUS AMERICAN NEGRO POETS Rollins, Charlernae FLIP WILSON CLOSE-UP Hodson, James A. Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 954 Poems by twelve black poets who have particular appeal to Gr. SA 2 (R&I) 75. young people. Thisisthe story of Flip Wilson who rose from poverty to become a popular TV comedian. FAMOUS NEGRO ATHLETES Bonternps, Arna LIONS IN THE WAY Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 954 Rodman, Bello Stories of black athletes who have excelled in the fields of Cr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 boxing, baseball, track, basketball, football and tennis: Robby Jones is the most outstanding student among the eight chosen to integrate the formerly all-white high school. The JIM BECKWOURTH: NEGRO MOUNTAIN MAN (Apollo) arrival of professional agitators complicates matters for this Felton, Harold W. Tennessee town. Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 9k Based on Beckwourth's autobiography about his life spent MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. fighting Indians, hunting buffalo and horses and exploring Miller, William new territories. Cr. 6-12 (R &I) $1.25 A chronicle of the main events of the King- oriented Civil A SPECIAL BRAVERY Rights movement. Johnston, Johanna Cr. 4-6 (R&I) 95rt THE ME NOBODY KNOWS: Achievements presented in poetic prose of 15 outstanding CHILDREN'S VOICES FROM THE GHETTO black American from Crispus Attucks to Martin Luther King, Joseph, Stephen M. (Ed.) Jr. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 95(1 The black child speaks, and the world emerges as he sees it and as he wishes it to be. This collection reveals the expanding awareness of nearly two hundred primary and secondary ASSOCIATED PUBLISHERS school children as they think about themselves. NEGRO FOLK TALES Whiting, Helen A. MY LIFE WITH MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) $1.40 King, Coretta Collection of folk tales with illustrations. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.50 Mrs. King's portrait of her husband and an account of the NEGRO ART, MUSIC AND RHYME birth and development of the Civil Rights movement. Whiting, Helen A. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) $1.40 NEW BLACK PLAYWRIGHTS Many illustrations, easy text. Conch, William (Ed.) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.65 Six plays by five new black playwrights, including notes on the playwrights: Douglas Turner Ward, Adrienne Kennedy, Paul ATHENEUM PUBLISHERS Carter Harrison, Ed Bullins, William Wellington Mackey. THE EGYPT GAME (Alladin) Snyder, Zilpha K. OF BLACK AMERICA, BLACK HISTORY: Gr. 3-6 (R &I) 95g LOST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED Lindenmeyer, Otto The story of two girls, one black and one white, who play a game about-Egypt after school everyday and how 'suddenly Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.25 predictions made by an oracle start to come true. Based on the CBS-TV program of the same name, tells of the contributions of American black citizens in science, invention, JENNIFER, HECATE, MACBETH, WILLIAM MCKINLEY, medicinereveals an unique and rich heritage. AND ME, ELIZABETH Konigsburg, E. L. ONE SUMMER IN BETWEEN Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 95; Mather, Melissa Elizabethmeets Jennifer, ablackgirl, who announces Cr. 6-12 (R&I) 7.5t herself to be a master witch and appoints Elizabeth as an The story of a black college girl and her summer with a bite apprentice. family in Vei mont. STEAL AWAY HOME (Camelot) BLOODLINE Kristof, Jane Gaines, Ernest J. Gr. 6.8 (R&I) 754 Cr. 6-12 (R&I) 95; The story of 2 small boys who dared to escape from slavery This book is a collection of five stories about the rural South and follow the Underground Railroad to find their father. today. THE SOUL BROTHERS AND SISTER LOU (Camelot) Hunter, Kristin BRIAN'S SONG (Pathfinder) Blinn, William Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) A portrayal of what it means to be black and living in an 954 urban ghetto. The true story of two young pro-football players.one black and one white, and their close friendshipup until the death THREE NEGRO CLASSICS of one in 1970. UP FROM SLAVERY by B. T. Washington THE SOULS OF BLACK FOLK by William DuBois THE ADVENTURES OF THE NEGRO COWBOYS THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN EX-COLORED MAN by Durham, Phillip & Jones, Everett James Weldon Johnson Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 Franklin, John H. (Ed.) The adventures of the black cowboys whowere an integral Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.25 part of the building of the West. Three classic, crucial documents (in one volume)on the evolution of black consciousness of self and of white society's ANYTHING FOR A FRIEND awareness of the black man's situation. Davis, Russell Gr. 6-12 (R&I) TRADITION AND CHANGE IN AFRICAN TRIBAL LIFE 604 Turnbull, Colin Three teenagers turn a small New Englandtown upside down for the sake of love, honor and integration. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 954 Describes childhood, growing up, and family life inour tribal cultures. THE BLACK AMERICAN EXPERIENCE (Pathfinder) Freedman, Frances S. THREE WHO DARED (Camelot) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 954 Cohen, Tom An anthology of more than three centuries of black history Gr. 6-10 (R&I) 75c from Africa to the present day, presented inpoetry, drama, True stories of 3 young men who went outh to help in the essays and speeches. fight for civil liberties. THE BLACK EAGLE TWO BLOCKS APART Nugent, John P. Mayeeson, Charlotte Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 954 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 A story of one of our century's most heroic black citizens. This book records the comments of two teenage boy_s, one white and one black, revealing their attitudes toward family, BLACK HEROES IN WORLD HISTORY (Pathfinder) school, neighborhood, their political prejudices and their Tuesday Magazine goals and ambitions. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 60q A collection of articles about fifteen significant black figures UNBOUGHT AND UNBOSSED Chisholm, Shirley during the course of world history. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 954 THE COOL COTTONTAIL Congresswoman Chisholm describes her life, career and her Ball, John thoughts on some of the major issues of the times. Cr. 6-12 (R&I) 504 Virgil Tibbs, the cool black detective, plunges into hismost delicate and dangerous case.

GREAT WHITE HOPE BANTAM BOOKS, INC. Sackler, Howard THE BLACK POETS Cr. 6-12 (R&I) 95q Randall, Dudley (Ed.) The text of a Broadway hit play originally starring James Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.65 Earl Jones and based on the life of Jack Johnson. An anthology of black poetry with an emphasison the new black poets of the sixties.. ON CITY STREETS Larrick, Nancy BLACK PRIDE (Pathfinder) Cr. 6-12 (R&I) Harris, Janet & Hobson, Julius W. 75c A collection of poems and photographs about the city and its Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 people. A book that shows how a tradition of militancy has taken shape in America. TO THE TOP OF THE WORLD: THE STORY OF PEARY & HENSON THE BLACK AMERICANS (Pathfinder) Angell, Pauline Lincoln, C. Eric Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 The story of the black seaman, Matthew Henson, whobecame A simplifiedversionof THE NEGRO PILGRIAGE IN the first man to reach the North Pole along with Admiral AMERICA. Peary. UP FROM SLAVERY ENTERPRISE (Open Door) Washington, Booker T. Williams. Joe Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 606 Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 Booker T. Washington was born into slavery but by his own This is the life story of Joe Williams, a black man, who over- vision and perseverance was lifted to a position of leadership came odds to become the owner of an industrial commercial and power. laundry.

HEY, TAXI (Open Door) BERKLEY PUBLISHING CORP. Washington, Adolphus A CHOICE OF WEAPONS Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 756 Parks, Gordon The story of Adolphus Washington,,a black cab driver. This is Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 the actual story of a man who lost his sense of dignity and pride while on welfare and how he struggled to regain it. One black man's journeythrough flop-houses and jailto success, with memories ofa happy childhood on a Kansas IN THE FACE OF THE SUN (Open Door) farm. Stovall, Emmett with Simon, R. E., Jr. GO UP FOR GLORY Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (1) 756 Russell, Bill Emmett Stovall is a black man who started his own airline Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 company ...the only black-owned and operated airline in the The autobiography of the star of the NBA Boston Celtics world. team,first black coach of a major sport and a television I REACHED FOR THE SKY (Open Door) broadcaster. Patterson, Betty with Frisky, Margaret & Kling_ er, Gene HARLEM SUMMER Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 Vroman, Mary E. Betty Patterson is a black girl whose dream was to fly. Today, Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 through Job Corp_ s Training_, she is a stewardess for United Airlines. A young boy from Alabama pays a visit to Harlemhere he spends his vacation. IRON MAN (Open Door) Williams, Billy BROADSIDE PRESS Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 756 The life story of Billy Williams, a black man who had to over- IT'S A NEW DAY come odds to become a success in his chosen profession Sanchez, Sonia baseball. Gr. K-3 (R&I) $1.25 A book of poems relating to Black life. She chooses a style LOOK TO THE LIGHT SIDE (Open Door) of Black talk with the spelling changed to effect Black speech Stallworth, Dave sounds. Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 751 This is the story of Dave Stallworth, a black_ pro-basketball player, who had to quit the game after a heart attack but CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED through courage and conviction made a successful return to NEGRO AMERICANS: pro-basketball: THE EARLY YEARS Gr. 4-12 (R&I) THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD (Open Door) 256 Gibson, Truman Accounts, in classic comic book form, of those black men and women who gave their talents and lives to this country during Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 its formative years. This is the life story of Truman Gibson, a black man, who overcame odds to become executive of a black insurance company. CHILDREN'S PRESS MEIGS TOWER (Open Door) CALL IT FATE (Open Door) Yokley, Joseph with Ruben, Michael & Smith Emmett McCalip, William, Jr. Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 75t Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 75c Joseph Yokley was a black man with a dream. Today he The life of William McCalip, a black man who works with drug directs landings and take-offs of airplanes as an air traffic abuse programs. This is the actual story of a man who had to controller. overcome odds to achieve his goal. MISSION POSSIBLE (Open Door) CURSE NOT THE DARKNESS (Open Door) Leak, Zenolia Hoard, Edison Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (1, 75c Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 The life of Zenoliamk, a black woman, who trains people The life of Edison Hoard, a black man who became a lawyer. for reservation sales with American Airlines. This is the actual This is the actual story of a man who had to overcome odds to story of a woman who has had to overcome odds to become a become a success in his chosen field. success in her chosen field:

DON'T STOP ME NOW (Open Door) NEW FIELDS (Open Door) Travis, Dempsey Thompson, Chester with Skipper, C. C. & Simon, R. E., Jr. Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 Cr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (1) 75c The story of Dempsey Travis, a black banker. This. is the Chester Thompson is a black man with an intricate job. As a actual story of a man who has had to work hard to overcome systems engineer, he is responsible for planning the work odds to become a success in his chosen field. computers do.

59 NOBODY PROMISED ME (Open Door) CITADEL PRESS. INC. Mack, John NEGRO SLAVE SONGS IN THE U.S. Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 fisher. A-I. The story of John Mack, a black man, who teaches high Gr. 6-12 (R&I) school. This is the actual story of a man who has had to overcome odds to achieve his goal. A collection of the songs of the skives

ON MY OWN (Open Door) CORNERSTONE LIBRARY Davis, Charles Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) BEAUTY SECRETS FOR THE BLACK WOMAN 754 Voege. Ray The story of Charles Davis, a black man, who works in public relations. This is the actual story of a man who had to over- Gr, 5-12 (R&I) $1.00 come odds to become a success in his chosen field. A TV make-up artist tells the average black woman how to apply beauty hints so she can look her best. PEOPLE ARE MY PROFESSION (Open Door) Hannahs, Herbert THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 IN THEIR OWN WORDS: A HISTORY OF THE The life of Herb Hannahs, a black man, who is a public welfare AMERICAN NEGRO (Apollo) (3 volumes) case worker. This is the actual story of a man who has had to Meltzer, Milton (Ed.) overcome odds to achieve his goal. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.65 each RUN FOR YOUR LIFE (Open Door) The history of the American black man is told in three volumes Ellis, Jim of letters, speeches, memoirs and testimony of black people Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) themselves.VolumeI: 1619-1865:VolumeII: 1865-1916; 75c Volume III: 1916-1966, The story of Jim Ellis, a black community social worker. This is the actual story of a man who is working hard. to achieve MALCOLM X his professional goals, Adolf, Arnold Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 954 SO MANY DETOURS (Open Door) Jones, Mallory This story of the life of MalcolmX tells how he changed from being a confused and unhappymana criminalto being a Gr. 5 (R), Cr. 5-12 (I) 754 respected and forceful leader ofhis people. This is the life story of Mallory Jones, a poor black boy from East St. Louis., Missouri, who has become the successful owner STRAIGHT HAIR, CURLY HAIR of a MacDonald franchise. (Let's Read and Find Out Science Book) Goldin, Augusta SOMEDAY I'M GOING TO BE SOMEBODY (Open Door) Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 951 Dunham, John with Klinger, Gene The pictures and simple text answer many questions children Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5.12 (I) 75c ask about their hair, how it grows, why itis straight or curly, John Dunham is black and he's made it to the top. Today he is how many hairs on a head, and how hair protects us. the director of computer operations for the United States Savings and Loan League. WILT CHAMBERLAIN Rudeen, Kenneth WEST SIDE COP (Open Door) Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 95c Sims, William This is the story of the life of the famous professional basket- Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 75t ball player and how he overcame odds to become the best in his field. The life of William Sims, a black man, who is studying to bea policeman. This is the actual story of a man who has had to overcome odds to achieve his goal. DELL PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. WHATEVER YOU CAN'T HAVE (Open Door) AMOS FORTUNE, FREE MAN (Yearling) Coleman, James with Klinger, Gene Yates, Elizabeth Gr. 5-9 (R&I) Cr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 75c 75c James Coleman, a black man, is a personnel administrator. The story of how a young African king who is taken into His motivation is to help every person who needs direction slavery, brought to America and placed under a forced discover his open door. identity, becomes a free man and tries to help as many Blacks as he can to have the same fortune. WHERE THERE'S SMOKE (Open Door) ANCHOR MAN (Yearling) Robinson, Emmett with Ruben, Michael Jackson, Jesse Gr. 5 (R). Gr. 5-12 (I) 75c Cr. C-t) (R&I) 65e Emmett Robinson is a black fireman who received the Carter What with Charley's being a senior, a member of the student Harrison Award for heroism when he saved the lives of an council, and "anchor man" on the school's famed trackteam, entire family. all seems well. But when a large number of black students transfer to Arlington High, Charley. a blackboy_, finds himself YOU'RE ON THE AIR (Open Door) again in the middle of conflict. Day lie, Daddy-0 with Smith, Emmett Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 75c ANN AURELIA AND DOROTHY (Yearling) Daddy-0 Day lie is a black man who hasa big name in the Carlson, Natalie S. entertainment field today. He is a radio personality and hosts Gr. 4-S (R&I) 754 the television show, "For Blacks Only." Story of friendship between two young black and white girls.

60 BLACK STRUGGLE: HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN AMERICA THE EMPTY SCHOOLHOUSE (Yearling) (Laurel-Leaf) Carlson. Natalie S. Falks, Bryan Gr. 4-7 (R&I) 75c Gr. 6 -12 (R&I) 754 Ten-year-old Lullah Royall, a black girl, was thrilled at the This chronicle of the Negro in America covers the development news that the parochial schools in her state were to be de- of slavery, the Negro's resistance to it, his role in the American segregated: she could be with her friends at last. But unex- Revolution, the Civil War and the two World Wars, the Struggle pected hostilities and the threat of violence make her happi- for civil rights, and the Black Power movement. ness short-lived.

BLUESCHILD BABY (Laurel) THE FIRE NEXT TIME Gain. George Baldwin, James Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 954 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 This autobiographical novel is about a young man's return to This book depicts what it means to be a Negro in America and Harlem after doing time in Texas. describes the disillusionment with the white man.

CALL ME CHARLEY (Yearling) FREDERICK DOUGLASS (Yding) Jackson, Jesse Patterson, Lillie Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 654 Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 When 12-year-old Charley meets Tom Hamilton, a friendship Frederick Douglass spent his childhood as a slave. As he grew grows between them, but the relationship becomes a series older he became painfully aware of the cruelties and injustices of ups and downs when Charley is treated as a black instead forced upon his people. Disguised as a sailor, he escaped to of just another boy. the North, and began the dangerous business of helping free Sher slaves. A spokesman for abolition and advisor to presidents, he worked faithfully to advance the cause of freedom. CANALBOAT TO FREEDOM(Yearling) Fall, Thomas Gr. 6-9 (R&I) GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER (Yearling) 954 Epstein, Sam & Beryl Benja becomes friendly with Lundius, a former slave deck- hand, and through him joins the underground railroad. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 504 George Washington Carver is remembered today both for his contributions to the education of his people and to the world CHARLEY STARTS FROM SCRATCH (Yearling) of science. Jackson, Jesse Gr. 5-10 (R&I) 754 HARD TO TACKLE (Laurel-Leaf) Just graduated from high school, Charley, a black youth, Douglas, Gilbert wants to prove to himself that he can "make it" in the world without the help of family and friends. To earn money for col- Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 504 lege in the fall, he leaves home to find a job, and promptly Clint faces a crisis of conscience when Jeff Washington, a runs into foul play, deception, and prejudice until finally he black teammate, is subjected to the violent prejudice of their and his lucky track shoes win out. conservative community,

CHEER THE LONESOME TRAVELER: IF NOT NOW, WHEN? THE LIFE OF W. E. B. DUBOIS THE MANY MEANINGS OF BLACK POWER (Laurel-Leaf) Lacy, Leslie A. Pantell, Dora & Greenidge, Edwin Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75c Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 6134 This book shows the relevance of DuBois to the present-day This book examines a crucial social issue in America today: Black movement. It presents his beliefs and prophecies. the black revolution.

I HEARD A SCREAM IN THE STREET (Yearling) COOL CAT (Laurel-Leaf) Larrick, Nancy Bonham, Frank Gr. 5 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) 95c Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 75 A collection of poems from students recreating their ex- The story of a black youth and his struggle for survival in his periences in the inner city. ghetto environment.

JAZZ COUNTRY (Laurel-Leaf) DEAD END SCHOOL (Yearling) Hentoff, Nat Coles, Robert Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 60¢ Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 A white boy introduced to Harlem and black jazzmen by the This is the story of Jim and his mother who lead a neighbor- great Moses Godfrey learns how it feels to be a white among hood protest against the rundown condition of the local blacks. school. JOURNEY TOWARD FREEDOM: DURANGO STREET (Laurel-Leaf) THE STORY OF SOJOURNER TRUTH Bonham, Frank Bernard, Jacqueline Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 Cr. 6-12 (R&I) 60; The story of how a youth workev tries to divert a street gang This is the story of a woman, born a slave, who became a into more constructive activity when the leader, who is already champion of the abolitionist and women's rights movements on parole, is heading for more trouble. and one of the great reformers of history.

61 J. T. (Yearling) SKINNY (Yearling) Wagner, June Burch, Robert All Ages 7k Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 The story of a one =eyed cat who changes the lives of those When Skinny's father died, Miss Bessie, who owned the hotel around him, particularly the child who adopted him. near the Georgia tenant farm where Skinny had lived, offered him a place to stay until the orphanage hadroom for him. MAN AND BOY Essex, Harry SOPHIA SCROOBY PRESERVED (Yearling) Gr. 6-12 (RSA) 75c Bacon, Marion The story of a black boy who thought his daddy was God Gr. 7-12 (R&I) 954 until he saw a white rnan make Caleb eat dirt and how Caleb The story of the daughter of an African chieftain and her sub- set out to prove to the boy that his father was a man. sequent adventures after being brought to America.

MARASSA AND MIDNIGHT (Yearling) JESSIE (Yearling) Stair, Mona Jackson, Jesse Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 Cr. 6-10 (R&I) 754 Twin slave boys in Haiti caught up in a revolt against their The conflicts of a young girl living in Harlem andattending French masters. an exclusive girls' school.

MYSTERY OF THE FAT CAT (Yearling) THIRTY-ONE BROTHERS AND SISTERS (Yearling) Bonham, Frank Mirsky, Reba P. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 5-9 (R&I) 754 754 Nomusa, daughter of a Zulu chief, longs to go on the annual The story of how a fat and rich cat can determine whetheror not the local boy's club is torn down and how the great search elephant hunt but changes her mind after meetinga wild boar. to locate this cat takes place. TO BE A SLAVE Lester, Julius A NATION OF NEWCOMERS: ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS IN Gr. 6-12 (R&I) AMERICAN HISTORY (Laurel-Leaf) 754 Huthmacher, J. Joseph A book of the experiences of slaves in the United Statesas old by slaves, themselves. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 504 This history of our immigrant groups describes the struggles VENTURE FOR FREEDOM (Yearling) and triumphs of our Black and Puerto Rican citizens. Zagoren, Ruby Gr. 5=9 (R&I) THE NITTY GRITTY (Laurel-Leaf) 754 Bonham, Frank This is the true story of an African king'sson, captured by slave traders when he was seven years old, and his quest for Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 759 freedom after enduring slavery under severalmasters. The story of a boy who wants to escape from the slum he lives in and how he teams up with his free-wheeling uncle in order WE, TOO, BELONG: AN ANTHOLOGY to get out. ABOUT MINORITIES IN AMERICA (Laurel-Leaf) Turner, Mary (Ed.) 604 NOBODY KNOWS MY NAME Includes plays, poems, short stories andessays by Dunbar, Baldwin, James Cullen, Chief Joseph, Johnson, Golden, Terkel and London. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 These essays record the author's last months of self-exile in DOUBLEDAY AND COMPANY, INC. Europe, his return to America and Harlem, and his first trip ARTHUR ASHE: TENNIS CHAMPION (Semaphore) South at the time of the school integration battles. Robinson, Louie, Jr. Gr. 4-6 (R), Gr. 7-12 (I) NO ROOM IN THE ARK (Laurel-Leaf) $1.45 Moorehead, Alan The story of a young black boy who madea place for himself in a white man's world and sport. Gr. 6-10 (R&I) 604 Here is the story of one man's journey through the Africa of BITTER VICTORY HISTORY OF BLACK SOLDIERS IN legenda land of breathtaking beauty, of timeless days WORLD WAR I (Zenith) succeeding one anotherinendlesspanorama,of raw Henri, Floret; primitiveness, where the struggle for survivalisa fact of Gr. 6-9 (R&I) everyday life. $1.45 History of black soldiers in World War I. THE OUTNUMBERED: STORIES, ESSAYS AND POEMS ABOUT MINORITY GROUPS BY AMERICA'S LEADING WRITERS BLACK SCENES (Zenith) (Laurel-Leaf) Childress, Alice (Ed.) Brooks, Charlotte (Ed.) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.75 Gr. 6-12 (R&I) A collection of scenes from plays written by black people 609 about the black experience. Included are stories by Baldwin, Hughes, Malaniud, Steinbeck, Wright, etc. BLACK-SOLDIER (Semaphore) Clarke, John SEVEN GRANDMOTHERS (Yearling) Mirsky, Reba P. Cr. 4-6 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) The story of George Bunty, a northern Negro, Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 who is drafted$-i.45 under the quota system during World War II, andthe dis- Nornusa, daUghter of. a Zulu chief, is fascinated by the witch crimination he encounters. The book has been developed for doctor's magic and decides to try her hand at it. easy reading and high interest. 62 BONDAGE, FREEDOM AND BEYOND: PIONEERS AND PATRIOTS (Zenith) THE PROSE OF BLACK AMERICANS (Zenith) Dobler, Lavinia & Toppin, Edgar Gayle, Addison Jr. (Ed.) 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Account of the Central African Brownmiller, Susan Negro frf,m the 8th to the 16th Century, highlighted by the suc- Gr. 5-7 (R&I) $1.45 cessive rise of three Sudanese empires that at their height The life and politicalactivities of thisfirst black woman were the eoual of arty contemporary civilization in Europe or in Congress. Asia. BLACK MASTERS OF AMERICAN ART (Zenith) GREAT RULERS OF THE AFRICAN PAST Bearden, R ornare & Henderson, Harty Dobler, Lavinia & Brown, William Cr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.95 Gr. 6-12 (R &I) $1.45 A collection of biographies of six Black artists who fought Set in the 13th to 17th Centuries, here are stories of shifting their way through the barriers of American society to produce borders, religious conflict, foreign dominationand of five artistic accomplishment. great African men. SOULSCRIPT: AFRO-AMERICAN POETRY GUIDE TO AFRICAN HISTORY (Zenith) Jordan, June (Ed.) Davidson, Basil Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.75 . 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I WAS A BLACK PANTHER (Semaphore) TALES AND STORIES FOR BLACK FOLKS (Zenith) Moore, Chuck Bambara, Toni C. (Ed.) Gr. 5-12 (R&I) Gr. 4 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) $1.45 $1.75 The story of one of the founders of the New York Panther This anthology of black writers was edited by a young black Chapter tracing his development from a typical high school woman and includes stories she selected from magazines and freshman through a period of militancy to eventual dis- books: illusionment. TALES OF LAND AND DEATH: IGBO FOLK TALES (Zenith) LIFT EVERY VOICE (Zenith) Okeke, Uche Sterling, Dorothy & Quarles, Benjamin Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.75 Gr. 5-12 (R&I) $1.45 A collection of two types of lgbo folk tales: "Ita," which is The lives of four black people who helped guide the nation spoken, and "1ro," which is sung. They deal with man and the from the end of Reconstruction to the present: Booker T. joys and sorrows of his existence. Washington, WilliamE. B.DuBois, Mary Church Terrel, James W. Johnson. THREE WHO DARED(Serrtaphore) Cohen, Tom THE MAKING OF AN AFRO-AMERICAN Gr. 4-6 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) $1.45 Sterling, Dorothy The true stories of three young Northerners who went South Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.95 to work in the Civil Rights movement. This book has been This is a biography of Martin Robinson Delaney (1812-1885) developed for easy reading and high interest. that has been written to round out the story of his life. TIME OF TRIAL, TIME OF HOPE (Zenith) MARTIN LUTHER KING: FIGHTER FOR FREEDOM (Semaphore) Meltzer, Milton & Meier, August Preston, Edward Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.45 Gr. 4-6 (R), Gr. 6-12 (1) $1.45 The black man in America 1919-1941, between World Wars I The story of Martin Luther King's life and his non-violent and II, waged a painful, turbulent and often uncertain war crusade for racial equality. This book has been developed for for justice. easy reading and high interest. TRAPPED. IN SPACE (Semaphore) THE MOST NATIVE OF SONS: Williamson, Jack A BIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD WRIGHT Gr. 4-6 (R), Gr. 6-12 (I) Williams, John A. $1.45 The interracial crew members of a star ship on a search-and- Gr. 6-10 (RSA) $1.45 rescue mission in outer space confront an alien civilization. A biography of the black novelist who has made a leading This book has been developed for easy reading and high contribution to American literature. interest, THE UNFINISHED MARCH (Zenith) BLACK DRAMA IN AMERICA: AN ANTHOLOGY (Premier) Drisko, Carol & Toppin, Edgar Turner, Darwin T. (Ed.) Gr. 6-12 (R&I) $1.45 Gr. 6-12 (R &I) $1.50 History of Black men in the United States from the Recon- A collection of plays by America's leading black playwrights struction to World War I. They vote and take active roles in including: WillisRichardson. Langston Hughes, Theodore politics but progress ends with the withdrawal of Federal Ward, Owen Dodson, Louis Peterson. 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CURIOUS CARLOS Hayes, William D. Gr. 3-6 (R&I) 884 ANTI - DEFAMATION LEAGUE F R'NA R'RITH This isa story of a little Mexican boy who had many interesting experiences because he wanted to know everything MEXICAN AMERICANS there was to know about everything. Nava, Julian Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 I'LL TRY This short work will introduce the general readcr to the Gr. 2-4 (R&I) 884 Mexican American, who numbers well over 5 milIion people In this book there are seven stories and one poem. The theme and is considered the second largest disadvantaged minority in all the stories is: Do you care about the things you do? group in the United States. APOLLO EDITIONS, INC. NO HABLO INGLES (Open Door) AND NOW MIGUEL Standerlord, Betty Krumgold, Joseph Cr. 5 (R), Gr. 5-12 (I) 754 Gr. 6-9 (R&I) 954 This is the story of a Spanish-speakingAmi. ican Indian. Betty This book describes a young New Mexicanheepherder's Sianderford, who grew up in an adobe but inArizona to growing pains and adventures. become a successful personnel consultant in Chicago.

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Gr. 3-4 (R), Gr. 3-6 (I) $1.25 To the concern of his teammates, Tom, the pitcher, begins to act strangely and refuses to play in the final game of the series PAN AMERICAN UNION the team had been winning. The team loses and they find out THE ARAUCANAS Tom has been on drugs. This book is in Spanish. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 101 A history of this unique tribe, one of the few never conquered LUIS MUNOZ MARIN by force, with photographic illustrations. Rodriguez, Luis Gr. 4-5 (R), Gr. 4-12 (I) $1.00 This book is part of an Ethnic Drama Series written on high- ARGENTINA (American Nations Series) interest, low-reading levels. It is illustrated with action photo- Gr. 4-12 (R&I) 254 graphs that make history come alive. The play is about Luis This booklet concisely describes the attractions of Argentin? Munoz Marin, a man of vision and courage, who became the as well as its history and geography. first elected Governor of Puerto Rico. 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Although she meets the problem successfully, hergreatest victory is CHILE (American Nations Series) over herself, as she finds a new understanding of her indi- Cr. 4-12 (R&I) 154 vidual role in society andnew pride in her Mexican heritage. Concise descriptions of Chile's attractions and history. CROSSROADS FOR CHELA (Archway) COLOMBIA (American Nations Series) Wilton, Dorothy Gr. 6-9 (R&I) Gr. 4-12 (R&I) 254 754 An introduction to Colombia which brieflycovers hiory, Through her friendship withan American boy, a teenage customs and social conditions. Tarascan Indian girlin Mexico grows inmaturity and in understanding of the roleyoung people can play in helping to bring about international understanding, COSTA RICA (American Nations Series) Gr. 4-12 (R&l) 254 DICTIONARY; SPANISHANGLISFI Concise survey of attractions and histor Costa Rica, ENGLISH/SPANISH Compiled b., Bond, Otto and Castillo, Carlos ECUADOR (American Nations SeriE Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 754 Gr. 4.12 (R&I) 254 An introduction to Ecuador which brieflycovers history, MIGHTY HARD ROAD: customs, products and social conditions. THE STORY OF CESAR CHAVEZ (Archway) Terzian, James & Cramer, Kathryn Cr. 5-8 (R&I) FOLK SONGS AND DANCES OF THE AMERICAS 754 The biography of a Mexican-American Gr. 3-10 (R&I) Booklet #1 and #2 254 each migrant worker who has become a symbol and leaderto his people through his A selection of ten folk songs, folk dances and singinggames snuggles for equality: are included in each booklet. Lyrics are given in the original language. PRESENT FROM ROSITA (Archway) Edell, Celeste GUATEMALA (American Nationsse ,) Gr. 6-12 (R &l) 604 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 254 A young Puerto Rican girl learns to like hernew lifein Concise survey of the attractions and history of Guatemala. New York.

HONDURAS (American Nations Series) Gr. 4-6 (R&I) THE SPIDER PLANT (Archway) 254 Soeevack, Yetta Concise survey of the attractions and history of Honduras. Gr. 4-9 (R&I) 50r Story of a young Puerto Rican girl adjustingto New York City; JOSE DE SAN MARTIN (Series for Young Americans) her difficulties with the language,new customs, making Gr. 4-6 (R &l) 10c friends, and overcoming a sense ofnot belonging. A short illustrated biography of the Argentinianliberator. THE STREET OF THE FLOWER BOXES (Archway) JOSE MARTIN (Series for Young Americans) Mann, Peggy Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Gr. 3-5 (R&I) 104 604 A short illustrated biography of the great Cubanliberator.- Carlos and his friends, while playing, damagethe new plants in front of a neighbor's house, but theyare soon caught up O'HIGGINS (Series for Young Americans) in a project that results in many flower boxeson their block. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 104 A short illustrated biography of the Chilean liberator. SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES BIG HORSE, LITTLE HORSE VENEZUELA (American Nations Series) Goldberg Gr. 4-6 (R&I) Cr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) Concise survey of the attractions and historyof Venezuela. Story of an alear7old Mexican boy who s to make a little clay horse like the real horse he loves.

PENGUIN BOOKS, INC. CHILDREN IN HIDING COPPER NAIL (Puffin) Talbot, Charlene J. Lambert, C. I. Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 754 Gr. 4-7 (R &l) . 954 The original title of this bookwas "Tomas Takes Charge." __The story of an Indian boy in the Huasco Valleyin Chile, who It is about three Puerto Rican children suddenly struggles with poverty and evil and is subsequentlyrewarded orphaned, who succeedinevading threatenedseparationin an with wealth and love. orphanage. THE CHRISTMAS SECRET (JOSE'S CHRISTMAS SECRET) CHILE IN PICTURES Lexau, Joan Bianchi, Lois Gr. 3-4 (R&I) 504 Gr. 4-6 (R&I) $1.25 Ten year-old Jose was the man of a family which had come to- Sixty-four pages of captioned photographs illustrate h New York from Puerto Rico. Christmas was only a few days off and thelittlefamily was homesick and cold with barely COLOMBIA IN PICTURES enough money for fuel and warm bedding. Sunvalt, Martha M_ Gr. 4-7 (R&I) $1.25 GAMES TO SING AND PLAY Dale, Ralph A. Introduction to Colombia in pictures and text. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 604 One of the games and songs is a Puerto Rican one. The song GUATEMALA IN PICTURES is in Spanish. mach, James Gr. 4-6 (R&I) $1.25 MY DOG IS LOST Numerous black and white photographs show social and Keats, Ezra J. & Cherr, Pat historical aspects of present day Guatemala. Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 504 Juanito who has just arrived in New York from Puerto Rico has PERU IN PICTURES lost his dog. Though he speaks only Spanish, he manages to Masters, Robert V. communicate with other children while searching through the Gr. 5-9 (R&I) $1.25 city for his dog. Photographs andbrieftextillustrate aspects of Peruvian TRINA history and social life. Martin, Patricia Gr. 4-6 (R&I) 504 `PUERTO RICO IN PICTURES Lonely Mexican girl from a migrant family finds a real friend Masters, Robert V. and learns English in a new town: Glossary of Spanish words. Gr. 4 -6 (R&I) $1.25 Photographs and text briefly describe Puerto Rico's people, TWO PESOS FOR CATALINA social life, history, and government. Kirn, Ann Gr. 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 604 VENEZUELA IN PICTURES A little Mexican girl has two pesos to spend for anything she Boehm, Lincoln A. wants and has a grand time deciding what it will be. Glossary Gr. 3-6 (R&I) $1.25 of Spanish words. Presents up-to-date photographs and brief text covering the history and people. THE UNDECIDED HEART Young, B. and J. Gr. 6-12 (R&I) 604 This is the paperback title of Good-bye Amigos. A school TOTINEM PUBLISHING, INC. projectto help migrant Mexican workersbrings Cathy romance, maturity, insight. CHILDREN'S SERIES Mostas, Dr. Leonard & Escamilla, Manuel VOICES FROM THE_SOUTHWEST (Firebird) Gr. K-3 (R&I) $7.25 each Bernard, Jacqueline Attractively illustrated children's nooks in Spanish Gr. 4-9 (R&I) $1.65 LA MORENITA Biographies of Father Antonio, Jose Martinez, Elfego Baca, LOS TRES LEONCILLOS and Peres Tijerina. Written in short narrative style that is NUESTROS ANIMALES easy to read. QUE VEY A SER

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS GILBERTO'S TORTILLAS Green, Diane SONG OF THE SWALLOWS Gr. K-3 (R&I) $1.25 Politi, Leo A children's book in Spanish. Cr, 2-4 (R), Gr. K-4 (I) 954 A little boy and the old gardener of the San Jun Capistrano Mission wait for the return of the swallows. LAS PLACITAS Medina, Sr. Francisco Gr. 4-6 (R&I) $1.50 STERLING PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. This book focuses on Chicano issues, problems and cultural ARGENTINA IN PICTURES characteristics. Written in English. Egan, E. W. Gr. 4.7 (R&I) $1.25 More, than 100 illustrations showing Argentine life combined with information on customs and history. THE VIKING PRESS, INC, ANGELO, THE NAUGHTY ONEea arer) BRAZIL IN PICTURES Garret, Helen tgan, E. W. Gr. K-3 (R&I) 954 Gr. 4-7 (R&I) $1.25 The story of what happened to a little Mexican boy the day An introduction to Brazil ,mainly withblack and white his sister s wedding when, refusing to take a bath, he ran off to photographs. the soldiers at the fort. GILBERTO AND THE WIND (Sea YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES FOUNDATION Ets, Marie H. A set of four bilingual books developed by the Gr. K-4 (I), Gr. 3-4 (R) Malabar 85c Reading Project for Mexican-American children inE,,,st Los The story of a small Mexican boy and his discovery of the wind. Angeles. The books are colorfully illustrated andth,2 text is simple. SECRET OF THE ANDES (Seafarer) Gr. K-3 (R&I) $2.00 Each Clark, Ann N. AGENTS IN THE FAMILY Gr. 3-7 (R8.1) THE "ING" BOOK 75q THE "S" BOOK A prince of the royal Inca learns all about his heritage. SAM List of Sources Used In addition to publishers' catalogues the following sources were used in the selection of books.

PUBLIC LIBRARIES District of Columbia Public Schools: THE NEGRO AMERICAN IN PAPERBACK: A Selected List of Paperbound Books Compiled Arlington County Department of Libraries: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF and Annotated for Secondary School Students, developed by NEGRO HERITAGE, Summer, 1968. BOOKS FOR CHILDREN staff of D.C. Public Schools and edited and published by Na- ABOUT NEGRO LIFE IN AMERICA, November, 1968. tional Education Association, 1967.

Boston Public Library: BIBLIOTECA LATINA, May, 1968. WHAT Los Angeles City School Districts: AFRICA, SOUTH OF THE IS A CITY? A Multi-Media Guide on Urban Living, 1969. SAHARA, September,1964 MEXICAN-AMERICANS AND THEIR HERITAGE IN BOOKS: A SELECTED LIST OF BOOKS Denver Public Library: HISPANIC HERITAGE ON AMERICAN ETHNIC GROUPS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL LIBRARIES. February, 1966; RECOMMENDED BOOKS ON Detroit Public Library (Distributor): HUMAN RIGHTS: A LIST OF AMERICAN CULTURAL MINORITY GROUPS FOR ELErviEN-- BOOKS FORBOY.S AND GIRLS, San Francisco Public Library:, TARY SCHOOL LIBRARIES, revised, September, 1966. 1961 Minneapolis Public Schools: ORODHA YA VITABU (Translated District of Columbia Public Library: THE NEGRO IN BOOKS FOR from Swahili this means a list of books or sources of knowl- CHILDREN, 1968. BOOKS BY AND ABOUT NEGROES: A special edge): A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE, January, Paperback Collection. 1969.

Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Maryland, prepared for the Office. of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Maryland Public Libraries: THE BLACKLIST, May, 1969. Welfare: LITERATURE FOR DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN, A Bibliography, compiled by Lois B. Watts, Chief, The Educa- The New York Public Library: THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN CHIL- tional Materials Center, 1968. DREN'S BOOKS, selected by Augusta Baker, 1971. University of the State of New York, State Education Depart- The New York Public Library: BOOKS, FILMS, RECORDINGS BY ment, Albany, New York: CHILDREN'S AND TEACHERS BIB- AND ABOUT THE AMERICAN NEGRO, A Selected List for LIOGRAPHIES, Intergroup Relations, 1967. Young Adults, 1968. PUERTO RICO. State of Idaho Department of Education, Boise, Idaho: THE New York Public Library: LIBROS EN ESPANOL, An Annotated AMERICAN INDIAN. List of Children's Books in Spanish, compiled by Mark K. Con- well and Pura Belpre.

Oakland Public Library (Latin-American Library): CHICANO: MEXICO AND MEXICAN AMERICANS, 1969. MISCELLANEOUS

San Francisco Public Library: BLOWING IN THE WIND: THE American Federation of Teachers, AFL-C10, CHILDREN'S INTER- CHANGING IMAGE OF BLACK AMERICA i!ACIAL FICTION: An Unselective Bibliography, by Barbara Jean Glancy, August, 1969.

Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc.: AMERICAN INDIAN AUTHORS, A Representative Bibliography, compiled by Arlene B. Hirschfelder. PUBLIC SCHOOLS BLACK HISTORY IN WHITE AMERICA, Grade Teacher, April, Baltimore City Public Schools: THINK BLACK PART 1, A Selected 1969, Reading List for Young Readers, 1970: BLACK LITERATURE IN PAPERBOUND BOOKS, reprinted from Colorado Department of Education: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRA- Paperbound Books in Print, November, 1969. PHY: AFRO-AMERICAN, HISPANO AND AMERIND, Denver, 1969, BUILDING BRIDGES OF UNDERSTANDING, Charlotte Matthews Keating, Palo Verde Publishing Company, Tucson, Arizona, Detroit Public Schools: SOUIRCES AND RESOURCES, A Special - 1969. Service for Teachers; BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE, prepared especially for Social Educa- Center ror Urban Education: THE NEGRO IN SCHOOLROOM n Magazine, April, 1969. LITERATURE, by N1;nnie W. Kolitz, 1970. Child Study Association of America: CHILDREN'S BOOKS OF INTERRACIAL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN, by the THE YEAR 1970, selected by the Children'sBook Committee, Council on Inter- 1971. racial Books for Children, N.Y.C..1969.

NEGRO HISTORY AND LITERATURE, TheAmerican Jewish Corm Far West Laboratory for Educational Research mittee, and Development: Anti-Defamation LeagueofB'naiB'rith.National MEXICAN-AMERICANS, a Handbook for Educators, byjack D. Federation of Settlements, December,1968, Forbes. THE PICTURE OF THE AMERICANINDIAN IN CHILDREN'S information Center of Children's Cultures, LITERATURE, Library School, Universityof Minnesota, Nancy United States Com- Treuer, Starred Master's Paper. July, mittee for UNICEF: AFRICA, An AnnotatedList of Printed 1969. Materials Suitable for Children, selected and annotated by the A PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY African-American Institute and the Children'sServices Divi- OF SELECTED CHILDREN'S sion of the American Library Association, BOOKS ABOUT AMERICAN INDIANS:Association on American 1968. Indian Affairs, Inc,. N.Y.C., 1969.

Information Center on Children's Cultures, UnitedStates Commit- RACE AND CULTURE IN AMERICAN LIFE.John S. Gibson. Lin- tee for UNICEF: LATIN AMERICA, An Annotated Listof Mater- coln Filene Center for Citizenshipand Public Affairs, Tufts ials for Children, selected bya Special Committee in coopera- University. tion with The Center for Inter-AmericanRelations, 1969. RECOMMENDED PAPERBACKS, The HornBook, Inc., July 1971. INTERRACIAL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN, The Council on Inter- RED, WHITE A ND BLACK: (AND BROWN racial Books for Children, NegroArtists Acclaimed, Volume AND YELLOW): MINOR- II, No 1 & 2, Spring-Summer, 1968. ITIES IN AMERICA, THE COMBINEDPAPERBACK EXHIBIT, Harold H. Laskey, Director, 1970. List of Publishers

ABINGDON PRESS BELLEROPHON BOOKS 201 Eighth Ave, 5, 153 Steuart Street Nashville, Tennessee 37202 San Francisco, California 94105

ALFRAG PRODUCTIONS BERKLEY PUBLISHING CORPORATION 6600 Luzon Ave. N.W. 200 Madison Avenue Suite 205 New York, New York 10016 Washington, D.C. THE BETHANY PRESS ALLYN & BACON, INC. Box 179, 2640 Pine Street 470 Atlantic Ave. St. Louis, Missouri 63166 Boston, Massachusetts 02210 BROADSIDE PRESS AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY 12651 Old Mill Place 450 W. 33 Street Detroit, Michigan 48238 New York, New York 10001 AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS CAMBRIDGE BOOK COMPANY, INC, Xerox Education Group 488 Madison Avenue Education Center New York, New York 10022 Columbus, Ohio 43216 CHILDRENS PRESS AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORIAN PRESS 1224 W. Van Buren Street 1451 Masonic Ave, Chicago, Illinois San Francisco, California 94117 CITADEL PRESS, INC. AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY 222 Park Avenue S, 1451 Masonic Ave. New York, New York 10003 San Francisco, California 94117 CLASSICS ILLUSTRATED ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE OF B'NAI B'RITH Department S. 315 Lexington Ave. 101 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10016 New York, New York 10003

APOLLO EDITIONS, INC. CONCORDIA PUBLISHING HOUSE 666 Fifth Ave. 3558 5, Jefferson Avenue New York, New York 10019 St. Louis, Missouri 63118

THE ASSOCIATED PUBLISHERS, INC. CORNERSTONE LIBRARY, INC. 1538 - 9th Street, N.W. 630 Fifth Avenue Washington, D.C. 20001 New York, New York 10020

ATHENEUM.PUBLISHERS JACK CROWDER 122 E. 42 Street Box 278 New York; New York 1.0017 Bernalillo, New Mexico 87004 AVON BOOKS THOMAS Y. CROWELL CC1V,' 959 Eighth Avenue 666 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10019 New York, New York 10019

BALLANTINE BOOKS, INC. DELL PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. 101 .Fifth Avenue 750 Third Avenue New York, New York 10003 New York, New York 10017 BANTAM BOOKS, NC. DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 666 Fifth Avenue 501 Franklin Avenue New York, New York 10019 Garden City, New York 11530 DOVER PUBLICATIONS, INC, LANCER BOOKS, INC. 180 Varick Street 1560 Broadway New York. New York 10014 New York, New York 10016

DRUM AND SPEAR PRESS I. El, LIPPINCOTT COMPANY 1802 Belmont Road, N.W, E. Washington Square Washington, D.C. 20009 Philadelphia. Pa. 19105 E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY, INC. 201 Park Avenue S. LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY 34 Beacon Street New York, New York 10003 Boston. Niassarhuseus 02106 EDITORIAL ALMADEN 1031 Eranquette Avenue LIVINGSTON PI TLISIIING COMPANY Rook Department Sari Jose., California 95125 P.O. Box j36 PAUL S. ERIKSSON, INC. Wynnewood. Peru- ;,10'n 119 W. 57 Street LOTHROP, LEE & 1111*:,k:'/ New York, New York 10019 ON, Y 105 Niati;stei Aico le FAWCETT WORLD LIBRARY New York. New 'tor; 1 Astor Plaza New York, New York 10036 THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 866 Third Avenue FITZGERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. New York, New York 10022 Box 264 St. Albans, New York 11412 McGRAW -Hit'. BOOK COMPANY 1221 Avenue of the Americas FRIENDSHIP PRESS New York, New ark 10020 475 Riverside Drive New York, New York 10027 McNALLY EDUCATIONAL PRODU IONS, INC, 9405 Union Place GINN AND COMPANY Gaithersburg, Maryland 20760 191 Spring Street Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 McNALLY & LOFTIN; PUBLISHERS Box 1316 GROSSET & DUNLAP, INC. Santa Barbara, California 93102 51 Madison Avenue ',taw York, New York 10010 CHARLES E. MERRILL PUBLISHING CO. 1300 Alum Creek Drive GROVE PRESS, INC. Columbus, Ohio 43216 1? E. 11 Street New York, New York 10003 MONTANA READING PUBLICATIONS 517 Rimrock Road HARCOURT-BRACE JOVANOVICH, 757 Third Avenue Billings; Montana 59102 New York, New York 10017 WILLIAM MORROW & COMPANY, INC. HARPER & ROW, PUBLISHERS 105 Madison Averue 10 E. 53 Street New York, New York 10016 New York, New York 1'1022 NAYLOR COMPANY 1015 Culebra Avenue HARVER EDUCATION, SERVICES, INC. 5 Broadway San Antonio, Texas 78201 Freeport, New York 11520 THE NEW AMERICAN LIBRARY, INC. HILL & WANG 1301 Avenue of the Americas 19 Union Square W. New York, New York 10019 New York, New York 10003 NEW DAY PRESS, INC. HOT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Karamu House 383 Madison Avenue 2355 E. 89th Street New York, New York 10017 Cleveland, Ohio 44106

HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY NEW DIMENSIONS PUBLISHINGCOMPANY, INC. 2 Park Street 151 W. 25 Street Boston, Massachusetts 02187 New York, New York 10101

JONNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY 11004 DIVISION NOBLE & NOBLE, PUBLISHERS, INC. 1820 S. Michigan Avenue 750 Third Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60616 New York, New York 10017 KC PUBLICATIONS NORTHLAND PRESS 2927 Industrial Road Flagstaff, Arizona P.O. Box 14883 Las Vegas, Nevada 89114 ORGANIZt..710N EDITORIAL NOVARO S.A. Calle 5, No. 12, Fraccionamiento Industrial ROGER COMPANY Naucalpan De Juarez, Edo. De Mexico 2669 Pennsylvania Avenue Apartado Postal M-10223 Baltimore, Maryland 21217 Mexico 1, DS, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, INC. SCHOCKEN BOOKS, INC. 200 Madison Avenue 200 Madison Avenue New York, New York '10016 New York, New York 10016

PAN AMERICAN UNION SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES 19th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W. 50 W. 44 Street Washington, D.C. New York, New York 10036

PARENTS MAGAZINE ENTERPRISES, INC. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS 52 Vanderbilt Avenue 597 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10017 New York, New York 10017

PARTRIDGE PRESS STECK-VAUGHN COMPANY Gale Research Company Intext Educational Publishers Box 2028 Book Tower Austin, Texas 78767 [Detroit, Michigan 48226 STERLING PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. PENGUIN BOOKS, INC. 419 Park Avenue S. 7110 Ambassador Road New York, New York 10016 Baltimore, Maryland 21207 TOTINEM PUBLISHING, INC. POCKET BOOKS 4036 Morrison Road 630 Fifth Avenue Denver, Colorado 80219 New York, New York 10020 THE VIKING PRESS, INC. POPULAR LIBRARY 625 Madison Avenue 355 Lexington Avenue New York, New York 10022 New York, New York 10017 HENRY Z. WALCK, INC. PRENTICE-HALL, INC. 19 Union Square W. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey 07632 New York, New York 10003 PYRAMID PUBLICATIONS, INC. FRANKLIN WATTS, INC. 919 Third Avenue 845 Third Avenue New York, New York 10022 New York, New York 10022 RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. Box 7600 1220 Mound Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60680 Racine, Wisconsin 53404

RANDOM HOUSE, INC. YOUNG READERS PRESS, INC. 201 E. 50 Street 1120 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10022 New York, New York 10036

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SCARECROW PUBLICATIONS ZENOBIA M. JOHNSON 5024 Rester Avenue 1319 South Genois Street Sherman Oaks,'California 91403 New Orleans, Louisiana 70125