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Title Index • 431 The HORN BOOK GUIDE January–June 2005 Title Index • 431 Wolff, Nancy, 295 Wright, Chantal, 273 Yolen, Jane, 263, 403 Zakanitch, Robert Rahway, 391 Wolinsky, Art, 345 Wright, Randall, 329 Yoo, David, 344 Zalben, Jane Breskin, 296 Wong, Janet S., 263 Wummer, Amy, 257, 303 Yoo, Paula, 388 Zane, Alexander, 264 Wood, Audrey, 263 Wyatt, Leslie J., 329 Yoon, Salina, 263 Zannos, Susan, 399, 402 Wood, Don, 263, 386 Wyeth, Sharon Dennis, 344 Yorinks, Arthur, 264 Zelinsky, Paul O., 289 Wood, Douglas, 295 Wynne, Patricia J., 368 Yoshikawa, Sachiko, 249 Zemke, Deborah, 296 Wood, Elaine, 358 Wynne-Jones, Tim, 344 Youmans, Marly, 344 Ziefert, Harriet, 264, 296 Woodside, Martin, 305 Young, Amy, 295, 299 Zimmer, Tracie Vaughn, 393 Woodword, Elaine, 300 Yaccarino, Dan, 263 Young, Jeff C., 387 Zink, Rui, 264 Woodworth, Chris, 329 Yamanaka, Lois-Ann, 295 Young, Miriam, 295 Zoehfeld, Kathleen W., 375 Woolfe, Angela, 329 Yanping, He, 400 Yourgrau, Barry, 329 Zuehlke, Jeffrey, 385, 410 Worms, Penny, 346, 348 Yep, Laurence, 329 Yu, Chun, 403 Zusak, Markus, 344 Worth, Richard, 396, 416 Yezerski, Thomas F., 297 Yuan, Margaret Speaker, 399 Zweibel, Alan, 296 Title Index A, B, See!, 252 Alice in Wonderland, 310 Animal Groupings, 365 Bach’s Goldberg Variations, 269 A. A. Milne, 402 Alice MacLeod, Realist at Last, 336 Animal Life Cycles, 365 Bad Bears and a Bunny, 286 A Maze Me, 392 Alice on Her Way, 339 Animal Movement, 365 Bad Cat Puts on His Top Hat, 256 A. Philip Randolph and the Alien Invaders / Invasores Animal Poems, 389 Badly Drawn Dog, 271 African-American Labor extraterrestres, 276 Animal Rescue Store, 393 Bake and Make Amazing Cookies, Movement, 400 All around Me I See, 290 Animal Stackers, 390 379 Aaron and the Green Mountain Alley Oops, 280 Animals like Us, 351 Ballpark, 385 Boys, 298 Alone in the World, 414 Animals Migrating, 365 Bangkok, 408 Abarat, 330 Alpha Bravo Charlie, 271 Anne Hutchinson, 398 Banjoman / El hombre del banjo, ABC Animals, 246 Alvin Ailey, 396 Anne of Green Gables, 305, 310, 284 ABC Cat, 259 Always Remember Me, 401 321 Bare Bear, 283 ABC NYC, 249 Alzheimer’s Disease, 373 Annika Sorenstam, 385 Barrier Breakers, 404 ABC USA, 277 Amanda Pig and the Really Hot Annoying Team, 302 Bartlett and the Forest of Plenty, Abner & Me, 316 Day, 301 Ant and Honey Bee, 282 316 Aboriginal Art & Culture, 417 Amazement Park, 385 Antoine Lavoisier, 399 Baseball All-Star, 386 About Mollusks, 368 Amazing Adventures of Bathman!, Antonio’s Card / La tarjeta de Basghetti Spaghetti, 293 Abraham Lincoln, 398 285 Antonio, 274 Basic Nutrition, 379 Absolutely Lucy, 302 Amazing Gorillas!, 372 Ants, 367 Basketball, 309 Abuelita’s Secret Matzahs, 288 Amazing Journeys, 366 Anyone Can Eat Squid!, 305 Basketball All-Star, 386 Adam and Eve and the Garden of Amazing Whales!, 372 Apache, 416 Bathtub Blues, 256 Eden, 347 Amazing You!, 348 Apartheid in South Africa, 410 Battle of the Alamo, 412 Adam Canfield of the Slash, 328 Amelia to Zora, 403 Apple Orchard, 378 Battle Scars, 328 Adventures of Cow, 254 American Curl Cats, 372 Arab-Israeli Conflict, 409 Bean, 367 Adventures of Patty and the Big Americans Who Tell the Truth, 404 Are You Sleepy Yet, Petey?, 252 Bear Hugs, 393 Red Bus, 255 Aminal, 266 Arkansas, 306 Bear Named Trouble, 310 Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 305 Among the Enemy, 316 Arthropods, 367 Bearcub and Mama, 252 African American Millionaires, Amphetamines and Ecstasy, 352 Arthur and the Minimoys, 310 Bears, 254 403 Amphibians, 368 Asa Candler, 398 Bebop Express, 285 African Heroes, 403 Anacaona, 313 Asia, 409 Because of You, 252 After Summer, 333 Ancient China, 382 Asian Elephant, 371 Because Your Daddy Loves You, 248 Agnes Parker. Happy Camper?, Ancient Egypt, 382, 405 Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Beckoners, 337 322 Ancient Fire, 328 412 Becky Has Diabetes, 375 AIDS Epidemic, 375 Ancient Greece, 382, 405 Assassination of Robert F. Bedpans, Blood and Bandages, 375 Akiko, 312 Ancient Mesopotamia, 405 Kennedy, 413 Bedtime!, 245 Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp, Ancient Rome, 382, 405, 406 Asthma, 373 Beep, Beep, Let’s Go!, 260 355 And Tango Makes Three, 287 At Jerusalem’s Gate, 348 Bees, 367 Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, 354 Aneil Has a Food Allergy, 375 Attack of the Smart Pies, 315 Beetle McGrady Eats Bugs!, 282 Alamo, 411 Angel Coming, 275 Auction!, 289 Before Hollywood, 383 Alaska, 306, 411 Angel Island, 411 Australia, 417 Before You Were Born, 356 Albania, 407 Angelina, Star of the Show, 252 Author Day for Room 3T, 286 Begin at the Beginning, 289 Alcohol, 352 Angel’s Grace, 309 Avi, 399 Beijing, 408 Alec’s Primer, 293 Angus and Sadie, 327 Avril Crump and Her Amazing Belinda in Paris, 295 Alex and Max, 357 Animal ABC, 263 Clones, 329 Ben Cohen, 398 Alexander’s Pretending Day, 270 Animal Camouflage & Defense, Aztecs, 405 Beneath the Streets of Boston, 376 Alexandra Hopewell, Labor Coach, 365 Benedict Arnold, 396 311 Animal Families, Animal Friends, Babe, 318 Benjamin Franklin, 396 Alia’s Mission, 407 366 Babe Ruth Saves Baseball!, 387 Berenstain Bears’ New Pup, 296 432 • Title Index January–June 2005 The HORN BOOK GUIDE Berenstain Bears’ Seashore Brave Spaceboy, 290 Chicken Friend, 321 Cool Painted Stuff, 381 Treasure, 296 Bravest of the Brave, 270 Chicken in the Kitchen, 277 Cool Rubber Stamp Art, 381 Best Foot Forward, 330 Bread Bakery, 378 Chicken Who Saved Christmas, 276 Cool Scrapbooks, 381 Best Little Wingman, 264 Brianna Breathes Easy, 279 Chickerella, 266 Cool Time Song, 259 Beverly Billingsly Takes the Cake, Bridesmaid, 329 Children’s Illustrated Bible, 346 Coping with Families, 348 290 Broken China, 344 Chinese Art & Culture, 409 Coping with Friends, 346 Beyond Old MacDonald, 391 Broken Song, 319 Chinese New Year, 352, 353 Coping with Your Emotions, 346 Bicycle Safety, 387 Brooklyn Rose, 323 Chinese New Year Crafts, 380 Copperheads, 369 Big Bang!, 359 Brothers in Hope, 294 Chocolate, 379 Coral Reef, 364 Big Bugs, 368 Bruno Munari’s Zoo, 256 Choctaw, 416 Coretta Scott King, 399 Big Max and the Mystery of the Buddhism, 346 Choo Choo Clickety-Clack!, 255 Cork & Fuzz, 297 Missing Giraffe, 300 Buddy, 395 Choppers!, 376 Cornelius P. Mud, Are You Ready Big Nothing, 314 Buenos Aires, 417 Chris Van Allsburg, 384 for Bed?, 259 Big Surprise in the Bug Tank, 299 Bug Jokes, 385 Christmas like Helen’s, 278 Costa Rica in Pictures, 417 Biggest, Highest, Fastest, 366 Building Blocks, 374 Chuck Wagon, 307 Cottonmouth Club, 320 Bill Nye the Science Guy’s Great Bumblebee Queen, 368 Cinco de Mayo, 352, 353 Counting in the Garden, 257 Big Book of Tiny Germs, 375 Bundle Keeper, 306 Cinco de Mayo Crafts, 380 Countryside, 405 Billy and the Rebel, 299 Burning City, 333 Circles of Hope, 294 Cowboy José, 272 Billy the Kid, 342 Burundi, 410 City, 405 Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa, 301 Bing, 249 Butterflies Up Close, 367 City Angel, 290 Cows, 372 Birdhouses, 382 Butterfly, 368 City of Snow, 276 Cows Going Past, 246 Birds, 370, 372 Buzz Bumble to the Rescue, 275 City 1 2 3, 256 Coyote Raid in Cactus Canyon, 265 Birthday Fish, 263 Buzzy Had a Little Lamb, 264 Class Play with Ms. Vanilla, 297 Crash Course, 323 Biscuit and the Baby, 296 By a Thread, 271 Classic Cartoon Tales, 285 Crash Course for Molly, 272 Biscuit Storybook Collection, 247 By These Ten Bones, 333 Clemency Pogue, 323 Crazy Horse, 416 Black and White, 343 Clementine in the City, 275 Created Equal, 415 Black Beauty, 310 Cairo, 410 Click Here, 327 Creepy Crawly Calypso, 384 Black Canary, 313 Cake Cake Cake Pie, 300 Climate Change, 351 Crochet, 381 Black Juice, 336 Caleb Crosses the Country, 347 Close Encounters of a Third-World Crocodiles, 369 Black Taxi, 339 Call of the Wild and White Fang, Kind, 325 Cruzan v. Missouri and the Right Blackberry Stew, 283 320 Cloud Chamber, 338 to Die Debate, 350 Blood Red Horse, 315 Callahan Cousins, 311 Clouds, 362 Cry of the Icemark, 335 Blue, 360 Calligraphy for Kids, 382 Club Pet and Other Funny Poems, Cryptid Hunters, 324 Blue So Blue, 272 Capital Punishment, 351 393 Cuba, 416 Blue Whales, 371 Captain Annabel, 285 Clydesdale Horses, 372 Cuba in Pictures, 416 Body Image, 374 Captain Arsenio, 267 Cocaine, 352 Cubanita, 343 Bollywood Babes, 313 Captain Raptor and the Moon Cocaine and Crack, 352 Culture in Australia, 417 Bone, 324 Mystery, 284 Coco the Carrot, 288 Culture in India, 408 Bones and the Cupcake Mystery, Carly Patterson, 385 Code Talker, 311 Culture in Malaysia, 408 296 Carmine, 291 Colin Powell, 402 Culture in Vietnam, 408 Book about Design, 383 Carnival at Candlelight, 305 Colonial Williamsburg, 411 Curse of Ravenscourt, 311 Book of Fairy Poetry, 389 Carousel Cat, 267 Color of Fire, 323 Curse of the Gloamglozer, 325 Book without Words, 309 Carry Me!, 366 Colorado Blizzard, 307 Cyril the Mandrill, 274 Books, 345 Cartooning, 383 Colors and the Number 4, 259 Boon the Raccoon and Easel the Case of the Falling Sky, 313 Colors and the Number 1, 259 Dad, Are You the Tooth Fairy?, Weasel, 277 Cassie’s Sweet Berry Pie, 295 Colors and the Number 6 / Los col- 264 Boris, 392 Castle Magic, 304 ores y el número 6, 259 Dad, Aren’t You Glad?, 257 Bosnia and Herzegovina, 407 Cat Poems, 390 Colors and the Number 10 / Los Dad, Jackie, and Me, 292 Boston, 413 Cats, 372 colores y el número 10, 259 Daddy Hugs 1 2 3, 253 Bottle-Nosed Dolphins, 371 Caught in the Act, 339 Columbus Day, 353 Daddy’s Girl, 253 Boy and His Bunny, 247 Cayman Gold, 326 Come, Llamas, 321 Daddy’s Scratchy Face, 254 Boy Kills Man, 344 Center of the World, 342 Come Out, Come Out!, 248 Dairy Plant, 378 Boy Proof, 331 César Chávez, 399, 401 Common Sense and Fowls, 313 Daisy Gets Dressed, 246 Boy Who Did Not Like
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