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Supplementary Reading Books These books, some with editing, are being used in American gurukulas. Books marked with an asterisk (*) require editing. Grades K-1 Fiction * Seesaw,ABeka 1986 * Meriy-Go-Round, A Beka 1986 Grandfather Twilight, Barbara Berger, Philomel Books, N.Y. 1984 Scuffy the Tugboat, Gertrude Crampton, Golden Books, N.Y. 1974 Round Trip, Ann Jonas, Scholastic, N.Y. 1983 Do You See What I See?, Matthew Price and Sue Porter, Harper and Row, N.Y. 1986 * Open Windows, ABeka, FL 1986 The Chicken’s Child, Margaret Hartelius, Scholastic, N.Y. 1975 The One Bad ThingAbout Father, F.N. Monjo, Harper & Row, N.Y. 1970 The Super Red Ball, William Coleman, Chariot-David Cook, Ill. 1984 A Pocket for Corduroy, Don Freeman, Puffin, Eng. 1978 Puffa ‘s Friends, Brimax Books, Eng. 1982 Bhakti, Alarka Devi, Sri Visnupada, Sweden 1985 Tom’s Trip to the Temple, Alarkã Dcvi, Veda, Sweden 1987 The Lady & the Spider, Faith McNulty, Harper & Row, N.Y. 1986 Non-Fiction Life Story of Çréla Prabhupäda (bio), Satsvarüpa, Bala Books, N.Y. 1983 Sakshi Gopal, Joshua Greene, Bala Books, N.Y. 1981 Stories of Krishna, Pãrvati Devi, BBT, Los Angeles, CA 1987 Kaliya, King of Serpents, Joshua Greene, Bala Books, N.Y. 1979 Agha, the Terrible Demon, Karen Wilson, Bala Books, 1977 Health in the Bible #4, Don King, Review and Herald, Maryland 1983 Grandpa’s Great City Tours (ABC), James Stevenson, Greenwillow, N.Y. 1983 Anno’s Counting Book, Mitsumasa Anno, Harper & Row, USA, 1975 In a People House, Theo. ZeSieg, Random House, N.Y. 1972 * 101 Things to do With a Baby (egg), Ian Ormerod, Puffin, Eng. 1984 See How it Grows series, See How it is Made series, MCP, Ohio Bird Aiphabet, Liewellyn McKernan, Standard, Ohio, 1988 Making a Road, Aithea, Dinosaur, Eng. 1973 My Truck Book, Rand McNally, Chicago Honor Thy Mother and Thy Father, Pärvaté Devé, Entourage, Hong Kong, 1989 My FeetAre For Walking, Elaine Watson, Standard, Ohiko 1986 Read-Aloud Ideal for reading aloud and then making available for children. Short Vowel Readers, Dolly Thoburn, Thoburn Press, Texas 1987 Reading for Fun, A Beka 1979 (not Bible) Alphabet Series, Educators Pub. Service 1974 From Beginners Books, Randon House N.Y.: 1. Great Day for Up 2. Maivin Mooney will You Please Go Home? 3 .Dr. Seuss’sABC 4. Hand, Hand, Fingers, Thumb 5. 1 Can Read with My Eyes Shut! 6. Are You My Mother? 7. Iam Not Goingto Get Up Today 8. Hop on Pop 9. The Berenstein cBBook If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, Laura Numeroff, Harper & row, 1985 Grades 2—3 Fiction Little Miss Tate, Roger Hargreaves, Price/Stern/Sloan, LA 1984 Once a Mouse, Marcia Brown, Scribner, 1961 * Hidden Treasure, A Beka 1974 By Ian & Jim, Coleman & McLaughlin, Literacy Press, GA 1981: 1. On the Homestead 2. DiscoverAlternate Energy 3. Homestead School * A Special Trade, Sally Wittman, Harper & Row, NY 1978 Me Too Iguana, Jacquelyn Reinach, Holt, Rinehart & Winston, NY 1977 Bubbles: Poetry, Theodore Wade, Ed., Gazelle, CA 1987 The Little Elephant, Arthur Gregor, Harper & Row, 1956 Amy’s Goose, Efner Holmes, Harper & Row, 1977 What Do You Do, Dear?; What Do You Say, Dear?, Sesyle Joslin, Harper & Row, 1958 Heart of Gold, Dharma Pub., CA 1989 The Velveteen Rabbit, Margery Williams, Alfred Knoft, NY 1985 (Random House) The Aesop for Children, Rand McNally, Chicago 1979 * Treat Shop, A Beka 1966 * Sandy, Eggers,Ellquist, Wheeler, Review & Herald, Wash. D.c. 1984 The Land of Barely There, Series, Stephen Cosgrove, Multnomah Press, Portland, Oregon Journey to Jo’bwg, Beverly Naidoo, Lippincott, N.Y. 1985 * Children’s Treasury of Chassidic Tales, Rabbi Zevin Hillel/Mesorah Pub., N.Y. 1981 * Happy Life Stories, Edna Wenger, CLP, Virginia, 1977 * Jenny Wren, Dawn Watkins, BJU Press, S. Carolina 1986 The Drinking Gourd (his fic), F.N. Monjo, Harper & Row 1970 Non-Fiction Big Words for Little People, Donna Pape, Standard Publishers Ohio 1985 Rainbow, Nancy LeCourt Southern Pub., Tenn 1980 They Signed the Constitution, Elizabeth Levy, Scholastic, NY 1987 * Keep the Lights Buming Abbie (egg), Peter & Connie Roop, Carohboda, Minn. 1985 Paper, Longman 1985, (Butterfly Books) Perfect Pigs, Marc Brown *& Stephen Krensky, Little Brown & Co, Boston, 1983 The Milk Makers, Gail Gibbons, Macmillan, 1985 Cars & How They Go, Joanna Cole, Harper& Row 1985 Baby and I Can Play, Karen Hendrikson, Parenting Press, WA 1985 What Should You Do When: It’s OK to Say NO; Sometimes It’s OK To Tell Secrets; Amy Bahr, Grosset & Dunlap, NY 1986 Insects That Live Together, World Publishing Co, NY 1970 Cat’s Cradle, Owl’s Eyes, String Games, Camilla Gryski, Kids Can Press, Ontario, 1983 A New Coat for Anna, Arriet Zeifert, Alfred Knoft, NY 1986 8 Laws of Health, Joe Maniscalo, Pacific Press, Idaho, 1984 Animalia, Barbara Berger, Celestial Arts, CA 1987 Have You Seen Roads? Poetry, Joanne Oppenheim, Addison-Wesley, Mass 1969 Questions and Answers Books, Troll: 1. Animal Migrations 2. Seasons I Can Read About (series of many books), Troll Read and Find Out (series of many books), Crowell Amazing Animal Books (series of many books), MCP The Little Duck, The Little Rabbit, Baby Animals, Random House Picturebook Happy Living Series, Review and Herald, Wash DC 1981 Animal Life Stories series, Ideals Pub. Tenn 1988 National Geographic Young Explorer’s Series World At War Series, Children’s Press, Chicago 1982 The Long Way to a New Land, Joa Sandin, Harper and Row 1981 Twenty and Ten, Claire Bishop, Pengiuin, NY 1952 Mysteries of Migration, Robert McClung, Garrard, Ill 1983 Fire! How Do They Fight it?, Anabel Dean, Westminster, PA 1978 Hellen Keller (bio), Katherine Wilkie, Macmillan, NY 1969 Grades 4-6 Fiction Stories by Students, BGT, Sweden, 1986 Flat Stanley, Jeff Brown, Dell, NY1964 Folk Tales from India, Fairy Tales from India, Hemkrant Press, New Delhi, 1965 Stories from Pancatantra, Children’s Book Trust, N Delhi, 1965 * The Forbidden Door Jeanne Norweb, David Cook, Grastorf, Lang & Co., N.Y. 1985 Nimäi Series and Tales of Devotion, Satsvarüpa Goswämé, Gita-nagari Press, PA 1989 * Anne of Green Gables series 1-6, L.M. Montgomery, Farrar, Straus & Giroux (Bantam) Ontario 1915 * Choices Books, Chariot Books, (David Cook, Ill): 1. Trouble in Quartz Mountain Tunnel 2. Help I’m Drowning 3. General K’s Victoiy Tour 4. Avalanche 5. The President’s Stuck in the Mud 6. A Horse Named Funny Bits * Alpha-Centauri, Robert Siegel, Cornerstone Books, Crossway, Ill., 1980 * Tiger & Tom, J. E. White, Angela’s Book Shelf, MI 1910 * The King’s Daughter, J. E. White, Angela’s Book Shelf, MI 1910 King of the Wind, Misty of Chincoteague, Marguerite Henry, Checkerboard Press, N.Y. 1948 * Charlotte’s Web, E.B. White, Harper & Row 1952 Paddle to the Sea, Holling Clancy Holling, Houghton Mifflin, Boston 1941 Dangerous Journey (Pilgrim’s Progress), Marshall, Morgan & Scott, UK 1985 * Tales of the Kingdom, Tales of the Resistance, David & Kearen Mains, Chariot (David Cook, III 1983) Myths & Enchantment Tales, Rand McNally, NY 1986 Favorite Poems, Helen Ferris, ed. Doubleday, N.Y. 1957 * Medallion, Dawn Watkins, BJU Press, South Carolina 1985 * Black Beauty, Anna Sewell, Western Publ, 1970, Wis. * Stories for Children, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Farrar/Straus/Giroux, N.Y. 1962 * The Wise Men of Helm, More Wise Men of Helm, Solomon Simon, Behrman House, N.Y. 1965 * The Bridge; Crown & Jewel; The Two Collars, Jeri Massi, BJU Press, S. Carolina 1986, 1987, 1988 The Secret of Nimh, Robert 0’ Brien, Scholastic 1982 * The Secret Garden, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Harper & Row 1911 * A Special Gift, G. Clifton Wisler, Baker House, MI 1983 * Eritorn series 1-6, Peggy Downing, Victor Books, 1989 * Reservoir RoadAdventure, Erna M. Holyer, Baker, MI 1982 For Rent: One Grammy, One Gramps, Ivy Doherty, Review & Herald, Washington D.C. 1982 * Escape from Fear, Colleen Reece, Review & Herald, D.C. 1988 * The Rocky Island & Other Stories, Samuel Wilberforce & Margaret Gatty, Bridge, N.J. 1982 * The Golem, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Farrar/Straus/Giroux, NY 1982 * Enchanted Isles, A Beka 1966 The Runaway Princess, Milly Howard, BJU Press, S. Carolina 1988 * Derwood/Peabody Series 1-6, Jeri Massi, BJU Press, S. Carolina 1986-1989 by Janette Oke, Bethel Publishers, Inc.: 1. New Kid in Town, 2. Impatient Turtle, 3. Spunky’s Diary, 4. Prodigal Cat, 5. Ducktails, 6. Prairie Dog Town, 7. Coat of Many Colors 8. This Little Pig A Summer’s Growth, Lucille Travis, Baker, MI 1982 * Emir’s Education in the Proper Use of Magical Powers, Jane Roberts, Stillpioint Publishers, NH 1970 * Narnia Adventures 1-7, C.S. Lewis, Collier, NY 1950 The Magic Horn and Other Tales, Andy Fraenkel and V. Fraenkel, 2003 Grandma’s Attic Series 1-8, Arleta Richardson, Chariot (David Cook), Ill 1974- 1988 Circle of Magic, Tamora Pierce (four books), Scholastic Non-Fiction The Fish who wouldn’t stop Growing, Andy Fraenkel, 1995 The Winter At Valley Forge, James Knight, Troll 1982 Varah, Vidura & Kapila, Vraja Kishor, 2015 Beautiful Tales of the All-Attractive, volume 1, Vraja Kishore, 2013 Creating the Creator, Vraja Kishore, 2014 First Into the Air: The First Airplanes, David & Susan, McMillan, MCP, Ohio 1981 Birds That Can’t Fly, Harry Baerge, Review & Herald Washington DC 1983 Machu Picchu, Lorraine McConnell, MCP, Ohio 1978 Seventh & Walnut, James Knight, Troll, N.J. 1982 I Want to Do...Acting, Make Up and Costumes, Children’s Places, Ch 1975 Çré Kåñëa: The Advent, Entourage, CA 1988 by Chitraketu, Veda Vision 1984: 1. Krishna’s Birth 2. Lord Caitanya Defeats the Greatest Scholar 3. Childhood Pastimes of Lord Caitanya Çréla Prabhupäda, Siddharta Roy, BI, Bombay Songs of India, Bhävatäriëé, Bhava Prod., CA Master of Mystics, Joshua Greene, Bala, NY 1981 A Gift of Love, Yogeswara, Bala, N.Y.
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  • Dariusz Rusin

    Dariusz Rusin

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