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CENTER sp R F RODI= TH8 PIV ISION QF:TEKTBOOKSt. 'Fublishers and produaer e' ate, 34s tad; i na v separate directory sca*pareing the complete'sdt--Aii 4 VIspRi' LISTS` OF7INS:plItt-tiON MEDIA.: An abbreviated or name for. `the -publigher producer aPpeatirl-"g -11C-the---Jbib.;---'-- liographic-__ -entxy on this list appears in- the"- DIRECI:ORY; ,:where the ci3leti-address ..==. _ _,. - .. , ' -follows the- code name.-- . ---; , -- -I 'flSdhools rity -_ seiec. to puicha-dizi ''' . CHRISTMAS_PARTY .v cribners,* 1978. 911W ..i' Grades -Aaams , Adrienne. U11-1E- ti Good will abounds in thIjogul:- story of -.Orson Rabbit whczi elpsvil age bonnie give ,-their parents->a 'sur_lee= christinas-7party4tale -emits{iendlyi neighborly° ,warfath as all helic.Preparej stylized:_coldr 1 lustrations Untended cOgy ,Tribi3d; _delightful Christmas ----reading suitable -for ividual or g cup 7 4 Ahlberg, Janet and Allan.; COPS ..ANb: RO_ _Greenwillow, 19.78 --unp.. $7:25 Grades -K-4, ; Frolicsome story of "cop_ d robbers of _ondon town"-and-honorable ;=0 ficer -Pugh ;. who singlehandedly cats who have stolen Christmas toys,, x ing tetridal ratiOns will tickle.-readers, lietenersi , "crime verse and dinwll , but ref i ,.. _ . .1 ----= --I-- does not pay" theMe 411. ously depidted , ;--- ' Ahlberg, Janet- and Allan. EACH PEAC PAR PLUM: AI'I SPY! STORY.. iriking,_ i978; -unp.$8.95.Giade% _ Charmingly; fresh.'piotorial extension ofriiirpery= rhymee; child' is invited_ to Espy, ---charedters-Whip tucked----into-the -elccp4isitely-draWri-detailed-illuetratione - fective 0,-rff,-,.seLienthingerid-,CdfrititTuity en tv.-,-e* ;:-W r a Ct- ive ,C OV 7-rreadable addb Or ivi ual:ae wll A grou- reeling _ Bradbar , .. 6J64Storytaboye--a little 1 baffled Ruby wgose Ous ionhasher dijaMing* be#ig-a_rook- star, movie- star, autho t, ,president;--childien-fcan'- dentify,withhusiftgs a Out--ftiture fame; soft pastel sketches depict Ruby in-Pesen 4,andL,in'hSr-:-daydreaffis4_ .1eL_VddabUlary-,- Ali4l-ittract=yOung-readers:T eAChemu\ShgeM and adapted by Uri Shull'tz and Elizabeth Shub. HANUKAWMi14- 97 '32;43., $6.67- rades,K;3, --, ---, 1 Eurplel_Matt_and= _brother -focus_ohLhoWmany____ rtibled they receive v-rrather,e 'thin reAgious details just ae-children today;voca U gamed; customs' reflect'ancildITE- traditions; severil'large, representative_ , lillustrations make .this appropriate foil ---readidg aloud to younger audiefice,and for . ..- , _,-r- " 2 deOeh ent reading - Merthd., SUR/AM:GLAD,Tp SEE YOU,. C BOARD BEAR 4 1.75'Paper. :Greded,F3 Descrited on September- 1977(Eadir HookeAdvisoryList Alexander, ,Sue C-THE MAGNIFICENT.: Panthebni,,1978unp. .$4.9 Juxtapositio bf fantasYendreality pir%v us in ,story oeMarc,boyy-who-dreams -who of beinia-rinoWndd magician-bdt tistrodblihcompleting.his first tr?,ck; eMPhasiiee,--_, blv,uSerd-fahoythemeoFperseverancelarge. tempera. and ink illustrations splash -brigh4 tlyadross pagescto-vivifY-fteXt;-magid'book for the; very young- -; -,J- Alekander Sue-. 'MORE WITCH, GOBL1N,-411ND GHOST STORIES: AN 1 AM READING BOOK. Pantheon, 1978. 61 p $4.99. ;Gr deeI-3 --70a11e4on of_eix=shOrt itories-ebdUi=adventures-ofthree\frieilds--itchy Goblin and Gho'fit;simpleplots include - rained d7out-pi pic;:exaggeration, exp oring; --beginniAg-to-read-beok with many small c' nd4rhite_illustratione Allard, Ha BUMPS IN THE NIGHT; Doubleday,.1979. 372 p. 7-.9D. Grades 3-5 tight-hearted-ghost,story about DudleY the,StorkpwhOse'house iShahnted;-Dudley 'gatherb\his comical 4iends--Trevor the Hog, Grandpa Python,- DAgmar the Babo ,Georgian the Ostrich+-fcr seanCe'with Madame_KreePY: black-and-white, :ting, Pink, illustratiOns d4pict thia odd group:of anthropomorphic characters,, pl6Se ehtertaihidg -tal GI Allard, Harry. WI No-,-go TO MARKET TODAY. Dial, 1979 unp. $6.46= Grades K-3 Fenimore H.- BCttercr uckless white rooster, needs jam for his-toast; each Aky-he plans a-trip-to e arket.someplicng-stops him ,teging bliziard, oppressive teat waVe, heavy fog, violent garricatie, threatening dinosaur, traffic jam, broken leg; thesemenaces_whichplague Feni!nore, portraYed by :sharp, clear illustrations, -will tickle young readers--as will the appealing cover illaywood County) , - f, , -.- ,_ j Ji c: Mildred. THE WONDERSIL BOX -.-Dutton',,;.;97.8-:%'_ Unp-. :-95. _, -Graded _2- -Three- children 'S. finding; a lbst"-boxrbegine--A !chain of eventsUitiiriately--leading- t_ _-teali zation.-offtheir deePes tjwishes-'r_ --_...i -' u-tresabiecycl*,Midge_mtikedriew rien_d:, Joey_ learifs to-' teed; -; realistic-Jack-and-white illusttations complement _ :- t,,,- te-- xt-oneverytiage,`; -- ,,, ANGa -Ra_ glurd,- Joan- Waish.T._ : JOAN WA'_ SH .,LUND 8'1O n dal =1975 Graded _K-3, = ; / olleation- of 13 children's Stories -and poems, cdpiOUS ilustrated with the artist' awingdwhich-ate-ofterf --interspersed-with7-text;- rrra seasonal-:-e-g.,-.7-"AChristmas4 - , . a =PumpkinStory,""The Great Green -Wave"; Anglund'd.._ unique, charming -illus- - _- ations --intensifyirmth and apPeal of -these = selections _ -. no, Mitsumasa-.-THE KING'S FLOWER. _Collins Pubs., 1979.unp.$7.95.Grades 1- Everything the Wing Of.ins must be gigantic:hid-,toothbrush, bed, crown,si.lve ware, _chocolate-ari_ he even wants totowthebiggest -flower in -a11,-- the Agerld"-----;-Tihein eautiful-' tiny - = appearsin huge- floyerpot-, thee -decides . that = maybe "biggest- is,_ not --the -hest after ;',,largeattractive formatiinviting text, colorful,= detailed iilf6strations picturing e-' ling s. 161)al. Subjects:and enormous pOssessions alight young readers _ Armitage, Ronda and David: "DON'T FORGET, 1-. TILDAr"Andre Deutsch,1979.7- (Aveable- -from Dutton.)-ung. ades K-2- Unusual,_ but winsome storr1 o oala be family which matter-of-factly feat=ures-_, othet's -going to twork an 's ,staxing-ilome to keep house and _Matilda, inforce -vocabulary developmen while --stoky sketches colorfully -depi texdevelopment= _ . imphasizes humantrait orgetfulneSs; for individual- enjoyment or as instructive, entertaining read-aloud ight, eye7cat4hing coVer will invite selection Armitage, 'Ronda and David THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER'S LUNCH. Andrd.- Deutsch, 1979._ (Available-from -Dutton.-) -$5.95.Grades-1- When seagLills -begin -to devour Mr. GrOling d lunches, his wi edeb es a_ snea plan--mudtard s4ndwichesr average etc ry highlighted by large, brigIt-lwatercolo illustraticfis 'text, characters,
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