Collection Books added before 2000

CC 165 Padre On Horseback Author: Bolton, Herbert E. Narrator: Green, Barbara. (1 sound cassette)

CC 560 Palace Of Ice Author: Blair, E. R. Narrator: Stout, Ross. A history of Leadville's Ice Palace (1895-96). This huge palace, built of ice, had an ice rink and numerous ice sculptures on display. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7418 The Panama hat trail Author: Miller, Tom. Narrator: Urschel, Herman. A "travelogue" that traces the route of a Panama hat as it originates in the jungles of Ecuador and travels to the boutiques of . (2 sound cassettes)

CC 772 The Pandora Project Author: Ward, David. Narrator: Embleton, Nelson. An old friend of Lee Teller gives hime a top secret S Clearance file. As CIA agents track Lee and his trusted metor and friend, Nels Thiessan, across the globe, agents from other countries join the race to obtain the missing file at any cost and learn the secrets of The Pandora Project. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 521 Panhandle Author: Erikson, John R. Narrator: Urschel, Herman. Trying to ranch in modern-day Oklahoma in all its difficulties. 1980 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7360 The Paradise War. Author: Lawhead, Steve. Narrator: Monismith, Moni. The ancient Celts admitted no separation between this world and the Otherworld: the two were delicately woven, each dependent on the other. But now, this balance is disturbed -- a breach has opened between the worlds, and cosmic catastrophe threatens. (Remastered 9/2008) (3 sound cassettes)

CC 7381 Parenting by Heart: How to Connect with your Kids in the Face of Too Much Advice, Too Author: Toffell, Ron. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. A commonsense guide to childrearing: how to balance love with discipline, expectations with empathy, security with separation, and parental protectiveness with preparation for life. (1 sound cassette)

CC 606 THE PARKS AND MOUNTAINS OF COLORADO Author: Bowles, Samuel. Narrator: Clarke, Joe. Samuel Bowles originally wrote this account of "a summer vacation in saddle and camp, among the great central parks and mountains" of Colorado in 1868 as a series of newspaper articles. His articles are credited with persuading a whole generation of Americans that

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Colorado's rugged mountain scenery and invigorating climate were fully equal to the Swiss Alps. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 646 PART OF MY SOUL WENT WITH HIM Author: Mandela, Winnie. Narrator: Higson-Smith, Joan. An autobiography of Winnie Mandela, discussing her earlier years with Nelson, and a portion of his time in prison. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2466 Pass it on : the story of Bill Wilson and how the A.A. message reached the world. Author: A A World Services Inc. Narrator: Loventhal, Elaine. The story of Bill Wilson, the founder of A.A., and the amazing growth of this organization. Book tells of Wilson's early struggles to bring A.A.'s message to the world. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 756 Passing Through Author: Gerson, Corinne. Narrator: Pachelo, Jan. After her older brother's death, 16-year-old Liz Jordan felt alone and grief-striken. When she met Sam, she was relieved, thinking that she would never get too involved with someone who had cerebral palsy. 1978. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 330 Password To Larkspur Lane. Nancy Drew ; #10 Author: Keene, Carolyn. Narrator: Rouse, Pat. A message attached to a wounded homing pigeon leads Nancy to search for an imprisoned elderly woman. Meanwhile the grandparents of

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Nancy's pal Helen are frightened by the nighttime appearance of a wheel of blue fire near their isolated lakeside home. Nancy connects the two mysteries. For grades 4-7. 1933. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2244 Patrick and Ted Author: Hayes, Geoffrey. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. Patrick and Ted, best friends, find their relationship strained when Ted goes to summer camp and Patrick finds other activities and friends to occupy his time. Grades K-2. 1984. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2632 Author: Kellog, Steven. Narrator: Baerns, Kathi. Recounts the life of the extraordinary lumberjack whose unusual size and strength brought him many fantastic adventures. Grade PS-2. 1984. (1 sound cassette)

CC 808 PAUL REVERE: BOSTON PATRIOT Author: Stevenson, Augusta. Narrator: Filson, Marie. Presents the well-known boyhood of the Boston silversmith and patriot of the Revolution, famous for his ride to warn the countryside of the approaching British. Grades 3 to 5. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2902 Peer Pressure Author: Stewart, Gail. Narrator: Carroll, Auralea. Discusses the psychological aspects of peer pressure & presents situations illustrating how peer pressure can influence a young

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person's actions. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7346 Pen Pals #1: Roommate trouble Author: Wyeth, Sharon Dennis. Narrator: Conway, Roberta. Five girls at a boarding school learn that it isn't always easy to know who's right when conflicts develop. Grades 5 to 8. (1 sound cassette)

CC 129 Pen Pals: Dream Holiday Author: Wyeth, Sharon Dennis. Narrator: Carroll, Auralea. It's Christmas vacation, school's out, and Palmer, Maxie, Shannon, and Amy are excited to go home. But they don't know the half of it. This could turn out to be the holiday of their dreams! For grades 3-6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2950 Pen Pals: The Heartbreak Guy Author: Wyeth, Sharon Dennis. Narrator: Carroll, Auralea. Amy auditions as a vocalist for a local rock band and meeter the leader. Soon she is breaking school rules just to see him. Amy's roommate, Palmer, has her doubts about this and tells Amy so. Grades 4-6 (1 sound cassette) CC 2799 People Of England Author: Ashley, Maurice. Narrator: Brown, Bill. Covers main themes and developments of English social and economic life from the Celts to the present. 1982. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 2484 People Of The Moonshell Author: Peterson, Nancy M. Narrator: Folger, Bill. The history of the Platte River, called the Moonshell by the Indians, is recounted through anecodotes by and about the peoples whose lives were changed by this important waterway. Published by Renaissance House, 1984. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2085 People Of The Shining Mountain Author: Marsh, Charles S. Narrator: Bruns, Robert. A history of the Ute Indians of Colorado, from earliest times to the present. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2783 People Of The Old Missury Author: Peterson, Nancy M. Narrator: Folger, Bill. Sequel to People of the Troubled Water (CC837). Continues the saga of settlement along the Missouri River, from 1850-90, during the years of conflict which occurred as became a reality. 1989. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 837 People Of The Troubled Water Author: Peterson, Nancy M. Narrator: Folger, Bill. Narrative of the successive cavalcade of fearless men and women who penetrated the far West - Indians, fur trappers and traders, pioneers. These were the ones who attempted to assault the longest, if not the most treacherous, river in America, the Missouri. 1988. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 2150 People Of The Valley Author: Waters, Frank. Narrator: Hertzog, Margaret. Moving story of the isolated Spanish-speaking peoples of the Southwest. Waters tells of this almost foreign land within the US and the threatening world of change around them 1941 (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2309 Peppermints In The Parlor Author: Wallace, Barbara Brooks. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. Newly-orphaned Emily is sent to to live with her beloved aunt and uncle. But upon arrival, she discovers their once happy mansion filled with unimaginable horrors. For grades 4-6. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2532 Pet Stories For Children Author: Corrin, Sarah. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Collection of stories about pets ranging from cats, dogs, and ponies to goats, giraffes, & ravens. Grades 5-8, Faber & Faber, 1985 (2 sound cassettes) CC 406 Phantom Killer Of The Flying M Author: Wood, David. Narrator: La Bonde, Denise. Colorado ranchers are alarmed by the slaughter of livestock. David Wood, 15 and his sister, Daisy, prove that the coyote is not responsible and help to reveal the real culprits in an exciting ending. For grades 5-8. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 514 The Philadelphia Experiment : Project Invisibility. Author: Moore, William L. Narrator: Schlessman, Dolores. One day in 1943, the USS Eldridge disappeared from a Philadelphia Navy Yard in a green fog. This is a non-fiction account of a search for a naval secret that may have succeeded too well. 1979. (1 sound cassette)

CC 626 Phoebe Author: Pizenzo, Patricia. Narrator: Gallow, Connie. Phoebe found out what it's like to be a teenager and pregnant. She felt really alone. Grades 6-12. 1970. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2959 Photographer Author: Steiner, Barbara. Narrator: Collins, Jeanne. Megan had arranged for a group photo of the homecoming court, now the girls (1 sound cassette)

CC 2320 Pike In Colorado. Author: Carter, Carrol Joe. Narrator: Knight, Delores. A biography of Zebulon Pike, the Western explorer, with a particular emphasis on his explorations in Colorado's southern regions and the San Luis Valley. The author was a professor at Adams State College in Alamosa. (remastered 2/2008). (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2537 Pilgrimage : journey through Colorado history. Author: May, Stephen. Narrator: Folger, Bill. A journey through Colorado interweaves local lore and character sketches with history and geographic descriptions. Recording of book published by Swallow Press, Ohio University, 1987. (1 sound cassette)

CC 541 Pilot Down, Presumed Dead. Author: Phleger,Marjorie. Narrator: Kelley, James D. Steve Farris crashed on the lonely beach of an uncharted island. He makes crude survival equiptment and lives well on his island, looking for ways to return to civilization. 1963. (Remastered 4/2009). (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2605 Pima Indian Legends Author: Shaw, Anne Marie. Narrator: Sierota, Norma. Collection of 24 folktales from the Pima Indian tradition. Grades 3-6 and older interested readers, University Of Press, 1983 (1 sound cassette)

CC 243 Pioneer And The Prairie Lawyer Author: Mounts, Willard. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. A biographical and historical account of the Boone and Lincoln families. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2301 Pioneers And Politicians Author: Lamm, Richard. Narrator: Brown, Bill. Governor of Colorado presents a history of the lives and times of the ten previous governors of the state, from William Gilpin to John A. Love. Boulder, Co., Pruett Publishing, 1984. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7421 Pirates don't wear sunglasses : the adventures of the Bailey School kids. Author: Dadey, Debbie. Narrator: Newman, Mimi. Another odd adult shows up at Bailey School. This time it's a boating instructor at Camp Lone Wolf who may be a pirate on the hunt for buried treasure. Grades 2 to 4. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7398 Places around the bases: a Historic tour of the Coors Field neighborhood Author: Bakke, Diane. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. A guided tour through the streets of Lower Downtown (LoDo) in a fascinating look at 's past -- from boomtown brothels to ethnic neighborhoods. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2561 Plain Anne Ellis Author: Ellis, Anne. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. Seamstress, camp cook, and ultimately county treasurer,'Plain' Anne Ellis showed gusto and candor as she went about her life as a miner's widow and mother of two small children. University Of Ne Press, 1931

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(1 sound cassette)

CC 781 Player Author: Downing, Warwick. Narrator: Scoggan, Pat. Written by a lawyer in Cortez, Colorado, who was born and raised in Denver, this mystery novel reflects the disturbing changes taking place in this area. The hero, Joe Reddman, is a likeable and unusual private investigator. 1974. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 489 Portrait Of Colorado Author: Worcester,Thomas. Narrator: Schlessman, Dolores. A portrait of Colorado is a distinct portrayal of Colorado presented through historical vignettes, through photographs and drawings. 1977. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2397 Portrait Of An Artist: A Biography of Georgia O'Keefe Author: Lisle, Laurie. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. The life and career of the late artist Georgia O'Keefe, who was a true American original whose work influenced the first generation of serious American modernists. (Remastered 10/2008). (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2123 Positive Imaging Author: Peale, Norman Vincent. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. Imaging is positive thinking carried one step further. The negative emotions that once blocked potential are replaced by positive ones.

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1982. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2440 Possession. Author: Rule, Ann. Narrator: Sierota, Norma. Joanne's husband is killed in an accident possibly arranged by a violent man upon whom she now depends. Only a friend of Joanne's late husband, a policeman, can save her from her captor. (remastered 10/2008). (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2938 Possum in the house Author: Jensen, Kiersten. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. A frisky opossum leads the family in a frenetic chase through the house. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2234 Power Of Alpha-Thinking Author: Stearn, Jess. Narrator: Loventhal, Elaine. Alpha-thinking: what it is, how to get it, and how it provides a gateway to inner selfhood and the control of the brain's mental energies. 1976. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 3182 Power Of Light Author: Singer, Isaac Bashevis. Narrator: Sierota, Norma. Celebrate a world in which miracles abound, love triumphs, & faith prevails 8 stories for Hanukkah. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 635 THE POWER OF A PROMISE KEPT Author: Lewis, Gregg. Narrator: McInerney, Mac. Thirteen stories of how God works through a promise keeper. In jam- packed stadiums across the country, men are accepting a powerful challenge-they're choosing to live by the seven promises of a promise keeper. But is it making a difference? Absolutely! (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2664 Prehistoric monsters did the strangest things Author: Hornblow, Leonora. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Description of various prehistoric animals and their evolution or extinction. 1974. Grades K-3. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3127 Prince. Author: Morgan, Michael. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Unauthorized biography of "the artist formely known as Prince," including the highs and lows of his music career. (Remastered 9/2008) (1 sound cassette)

CC 7323 Profiles in gay and lesbian courage Author: Perry, Troy D. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Modeled after John Kennedy's "Profiles in Courage," this is a collective biography of eight people in political life who have taken a stand in defense of their own sexual preference. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 608 Pueblo, Hardscrabble, Greenhorn, Author: Lecompte, Janet. Narrator: Plowman, Joyce. These three towns were among the very first white settlements in Colorado. The most westerly of all settlements, they attracted a lively, varied population. 1978. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 2053 Pumpkin Seed Point Author: Waters, Frank. Narrator: Henry, Toni. Author Frank Waters lived for three years among the secretive Indians of Arizona. He was quickly drawn into their mythic, mystic, timeless reality. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 7291 Purple mountain majesties. Author: Younger, Barbara. Narrator: Newman, Mimi. The story of how a poem composed on Pikes Peak became a symbol for America. Preschool - 2. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2041 Queen Of The Hill Author: Smith, J.W. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. A story of the private life of the Colorado Governor's Mansion, which was presented to the state by The Boettcher Foundation. 1981. (1 sound cassette) CC 2237 Question Of Max: Kate Fansler Author: Cross, Amanda. Narrator: Folger, Bill. Utterly snobbish Max asks Kate Fansler to drive him to the coast of

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Maine. While there, Kate finds the body of one of her students and begins wondering about the literary circle Max has come to visit. Max is too elegant for words, but what about for murder? 1977. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 652 Quick History Of Lake City Co. Author: Bates, Margaret. Narrator: Holdcroft, Wayne. A one-hundred-year history of Lake City, its people, mines, social life, crimes, and calamities. 1973. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7438 A Quilt of Words: Women's Diaries, Letters, and Original Accounts of Life in the Southwest, 1860-1960 Author: Niederman, Sharon. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. The events in the lives of women settlers of the Southwest, conveyed through the oral histories, diaries, etc. Covers life in early Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2190 Rags To Riches Author: Vosper, Alice. Narrator: Furer, Norma. When her father becomes a millionaire, Julie Mahoney moves from a small Montana mining town to elegant 1880's City, learning the advantages and disadvantages of wealth. For jr and sr high school readers. 1983. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 2888 Rainbow Kid Author: Betancourt, Jeanne. Narrator: Carroll, Auralea. When 10-year-old Aviva comes home from camp to find her parents have separated, she is afraid that instead of being a two-family child, she'll be a two-bedroom, no-family child. (1 sound cassette)

CC 464 Raja Yoga Or Mental Developmen Author: Ramacharaka, Yogi. Narrator: Dunlap, Kathy. 12 lessons to teach readers how to get in touch with their real selves & to develop an awareness of their inner thoughts. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2143 Ralph's secret weapon Author: Kellog, Steven. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. When eccentric Aunt Georgiana decides that nephew Ralph shows promise as a sea serpent charmer, Ralph is ready with a secret weapon. For k-3. 1983. (1 sound cassette)

CC 42 Ranchers: A Book Of Generation Author: Steiner, Stan. Narrator: Urschel, Herman. The history of ranching as told through first-hand accounts. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2236 Ranger Man. Author: MacDonald, William Colt. Narrator: Seifert, Bill. In a showdown on Main Street in Rawhide, Sheriff Norton killed a

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bandit who had just robbed the bank. But the money was missing. Ranger Johnny Barlow rode into town a few days later and solved the mystery in a battle of blazing bullets. (remastered 10/2008). (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7430 Reading the Wind Author: Lomperis, Timothy. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. An insightful introduction to the literature of the Vietnam Era. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2591 Reality Therapy Author: Glasser, William. Narrator: Weiss, Linda. The author discounts Freudian theories by saying that a sound moral grounding & a firm grasp on reality can overcome emotional disturbances. Harper & Row, 1965 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 235 Rebels Of The Heavenly Kingdom Author: Paterson, Katherine. Narrator: Dobson, Lisa. Rescued from kidnappers, Wang Lee found himself with a strange secret group. They were the God-worshipping society, Mei Lin told him, dedicated to over throwing the hated Manchu Emperor of China. Wang Lee must join the rebels and learn to be a soldier-and to kill. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 2090 Recollections Handcart Pioneer Author: Hafen, Mary Ann. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. In the summer of 1869, six-year-old Mary Ann walked beside her parents' handcart from Florence, Nebraska to and the Mormon Zion. This is an unparalelled and candid look at a Mormon woman's world. 1983. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2152 Red Fenwick's West Author: Fenwick, Red. Narrator: Seifert, Bill. Collection of the best and most characteristic of Fenwick's columns from Ridin' the Range. 1983. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 257 Red Hats Beads And Bags Author: Murphy, Dolores. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. 1908 Wellesley graduates sharing their lives through letters. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 502 Red Men And Hat Wearers. Author: Tyler, Daniel. Narrator: Urschel, Herman. 9 selections of non-Indian viewpoints on Indian-white contact. Selected from a Colorado State University conference on Indian history, August, 1974 (remastered 2/2008). (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 408 Red Shoes Author: Pressburger, Emeric. Narrator: Dare, Peggy. Hauntingly beautiful novel of the world of ballet. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2216 Red For Terror Author: Crighton, Richard. Narrator: Plowman, Joyce. Novel about the war between the Red Brigades and the law - of the five innocent people who became pawns in a deadly battle. Some rough language. 1982 (3 sound cassettes)

CC 39 Reeves: An Autobiography Author: Reeves, Dan. Narrator: Gilbert, Ian. Here is the story of a farm boy from Americus, Georgia, and his colorful climb in the NFL taking the Broncos to 3 Superbowl games. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 535 Reflections Without Mirrors Author: Nizer, Louis. Narrator: Fox, Ken. This most distinguished and energetic of American trial lawyers looks back at the panorama of his colorful experiences inside and outside the courtroom. His witty reminiscense covers his childhood in Brooklyn, law school days and his contacts with presidents, astronauts, entertainment figures and others. (8 sound cassettes)

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CC 2091 Regards to the man in the moon Author: Keats, Ezra Jack. Narrator: Aron, Louise. With the help of his imagination, his parents, and a few scraps of junk, Louie and his friends travel through space. For grades K-3. 1981. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7376 Restoring Broken Relationships Author: Baker, Don. Narrator: Mitchell, Burton. Booklet on the religious aspects of building interpersonal relationships from a Christian perspective. (1 sound cassette)

CC 589 THE REVELATION: OUR CRISIS IS A BIRTH Author: Hubbard, Barbara Marx. Narrator: Braisted, Marjorie. A metaphysical book examining birth and rebirth in your current life based upon principles in the Book of Revelation. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 77 Revenant Author: Tem, Melanie. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. Warning there are explicit descriptions of pedophilic incest in this book. Them on, only that they are grieving and full of regrets, and that the pain of the losses will not go away (2 sound cassettes)

CC 743 Rhanna Author: Fraser, Christine Marion. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt A Scottish world of moody glens and dramatic skies-a wonderful

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panorama against which Rhanna's tightly knin community strives and suffers, loves and feuds, worships and sins. Here, amid the ebb and flow of emotional turmoil and heartwarming togetherness, is the poignant story of Shona and Niall, and the battle they must wage for their desperate, forbidden love. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2094 Ribtickle town Author: Benjamin, Alan. Narrator: Aron, Louise. A poetic trip to Ribtickle Town, where everything is might strange. Preshool to grade 3. 1983. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2433 Riceburner Author: Hyer, Richard. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Harry Dane looks forward to reunion with his old flame Cheryl, but walks into an explosion that kills another man. Harry's search for the killers takes him into the Chicago underworld, full of unsavory characters. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 451 Richest Man In Babylon Author: Clason, George S. Narrator: Sparrow, Gina. Understanding & solution to financial problems offered in simple stories. Inspirational work on benefits of thrift & financial planning. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 387 Richtofen's Montclair. Author: Noel, Thomas J. Narrator: Schlessman, Dolores. Brief history of Baron Walter Von Richtofen's castle & the development of the Denver neighborhood around it. Short stories and descriptions of 90 houses in the adjacent neighborhood built around the turn of the century. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2299 Right From The Start Author: Brewer, Gail Sforza. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. Emphasis of this book about pregnancy is on a natural way of giving birth stressing that mothering begins at conception. Rodale Press 1980. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 556 Rip-Off Author: Mauser, Pat Rhoads. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Ginger is being transferred to Alcott High for freshman year, and she's (1 sound cassette)

CC 3151 Roanoke Missing Persons Case Author: Larsen, Anita. Narrator: Carnes, Beth. The first great American mystery opened in mid-August 1590. Everyone in an English settlement on Roanoke Island-nearly a hundred people-vanished. Searchers followed the clues for hundreds of years. But the settlers were never found. Or were they? 1992. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2777 Rocky Mountain Christmas Author: Monnett, John. Narrator: Harrison, Dyan. Yuletide celebrations in the Rocky Mountain region from 1804- 1900.1987. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2507 Rocky Mountain Memories Author: Melrose, Frances. Narrator: Weiss, Linda. Compilation of columns by Frances Melrose, writer for the Rocky Mountain News for 43 years. Ms. Melrose's work recalls Colorado history, and conveys fascinating anecdotes. Her columns continue to run two years after her retirement. Denver Pub. Co. 1986 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 566 Rocky Mountain Mining Camps Author: Smith, Duane A. Narrator: Clarke, Joe. This absorbing history of the Rocky Mountain mining towns traces their cycle of growth from birth to boom and either extinction or transformation into a permanent agricultural-mining community. 1967 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 417 Rocky Mountain Revolution Author: Holbrook, Stewart H. Narrator: Johnsen, Richard. Professional killer goes from to Colorado mines. His life involves history of the Western Federation of Miners, a powerful labor union in the (4 sound cassettes)

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CC 2522 Rocky Mt. Boomtown:Durango Author: Smith, Duane A. Narrator: Folger, Bill. Myths and legends intertwine with history in the account of the birth and growth of the most typical of Western towns; Durango co. Pruett Publishing Co., Boulder Co 1986 (2 sound cassettes) CC 404 Roll Away Saloon Cowboy Tales Author: Rider, Rowland. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Enter the world of sixshooters and sagebrush-a world in which fact, fancy, and humor are mixed in generous proportions. Let master storyteller Rowland Rider take you back to the era of Zane Grey, , and The Robbers Roost Gang. 1985. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2219 Rolling Nowhere. Author: Conover, Ted. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Hoboes have been figures in American folklore since the first railroads. Ted Conover, a young Colorado man, set out to discover what a tramp's life on the rails was really like. His adventure taught him survival skills, scrounging tactics, and how to avoid railroad bulls. (Remastered 10/2008). (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2947 Rookie Summer Author: Gutman, Bill. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Why would a major league scout be interested in a small town kid who is only 17? Is Bobby Blaine really good enough to come out of high school & lead the Giants to a pennant? We learn about Bobby's dreams, his heartbreaks, & his ability to cope with devastating failure

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for the first time. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2438 Royal Pain Author: Conford, Ellen. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. 17-yr-old Kansas girl finds she is really a princess of a tiny European nation. She is taken there to assume her duties, and to marry a neighboring prince; but he is very distasteful, so she tries to become such a royal pain that everyone will want to be rid of her. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 501 Royal Route To Heaven:Studies Author: Redpath, Alan. Narrator: Robinson, Ethel G. Studies in First Corinthians. 1960. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 2385 Ruthie the robot Author: Milton, Joyce. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. Ruthie the Robot, who felt restless, left the laboratory which was her home to see the rest of the world. Her mother had said the wide world might be confusing to a young robot--and her mother was right! Grades K-3. Scholastic Book Services, 1983. (1 sound cassette)

CC 788 Ruxton Of The Rockies Author: Hafen,Leroy. Narrator: Myers, Louie. The young English adventurer, George Ruxton, who died at the age of 27, has recorded his experiences as a mountain man. For related material, see CC707 Life In The Far West, By George F. Ruxton. (5

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CC 3157 :American Pathfinder Author: Seymour, Flora. Narrator: Filson, Marie. Describes the childhood of Sacagawea and how she found adventure guiding Lewis and Clark to the Oregon Coast. (from the Childhood Of Famous Americans series) (1 sound cassette)

CC 102 Sacred Moon Tree Author: Shore, Laura Jean. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Determined to see the Civil War for herself, twelve-year-old Phoebe disguises herself as a boy and travels with her friend Jotham behind enemy lines to Richmond in hopes of rescuing Jotham's brother from a rebel prison. For grades 6-9. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3038 Saddle Club: Starlight Xmas Author: Bryant, Bonnie. Narrator: Rios, Laverne. Despite her sadness over her mother's death, Carole is looking forward to (1 sound cassette)

CC 251 Saga Of Author: Krakel, Dean. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt Horn, a former Pinkerton, expert hunter, & dead shot came to during an epidemic of cattle rustling in the 1890's. Cattle theives were warned, blood was shed and Horn was implicated, but never charged. Then, in 1901, a son of a sheepman was shot. Covers

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Horn's arrest, trial, & execution. 1954. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2026 Sagebrush Metropolis: Durango Author: Smith, Duane A. Narrator: Hausburg, Louise. Monograph about the first 16 months in the history of Durango, Colorado. 1977. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2106 Saloons Of Denver Author: Dial, Scott. Narrator: Rothenberg, Marshe. The first business house in Denver was a saloon, thus setting the importance of saloons to Denver's heritage. The book describes many different taverns, recounting their sometimes colorful history. 1973. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3061 Sam,Bangs & Author: Ness, Evaline. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. Sam, a dreamy fisherman's daughter, sends her best friend, Thomas, & her cat, bangs, far out in the harbor; where a sudden storm threatens disaster (1 sound cassette)

CC 7333 San Domingo: the Medicine Hat Stallion Author: Henry, Marguerite. Narrator: Englert, Timothy. In pre-Civil War Wyoming, a teenager's life is complicated when his strangely hostile father trades the boy's beloved horse to the . Grades 5 to 8. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 88 The . Author: Hoig, Stan. Narrator: Urschel, Herman. This account of the massacre investigates the historical events leading to the battle, tracing the Indian-White conflict in the Colorado territory. (Remastered 10/2008). (1 sound cassette)

CC 2957 Sandman's Eyes Author: Windsor, Patricia. Narrator: Tazelaar, Bob. Two years ago, a young woman was murdered in Monrovia Park, and Michael Thorne was the only witness. In court Michael was too confused to defend himself, and almost everyone in the town began to suspect him of the crime. 1985. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3303 Santa Claus doesn't mop floors. Bailey School kids Author: Dadey, Debbie. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. There are some pretty weird grown-ups living in Bailey City. But could the new janitor at school really be Santa Claus? Grades 2 to 4. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3153 Satellites Today & Tomorrow Author: White, Jack. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. Discusses the history & use of artificial satellites & the tasks they may take on as they become more sophisticated. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2127 Satyrday Author: Bauer, Steven. Narrator: Scoggan, Pat. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 126 Say Cheese And Die. Goosebumps ; #4 Author: Stine, R.L. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Greg and his friends, bored and looking for something to do, wander into an empty mansion. There they find an old camera and start taking pictures. There is just one problem: the photos show things before they happen. For grades 4-7. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3203 Scavengers Author: Montgomery, Yvonne. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt Success in the back-stabbing, double-dealing world of high finance has taken its toll on stockbroker Finny Aletter; but amateur sleuthing is not her idea of the perfect career move--until her boss and ex-lover is murdered in his Denver home...& the police finger Finny as the prime suspect. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7335 Schoolroom in the Parlor Author: Caudill, Rebecca. Narrator: Maus, Elizabeth. During a particularly harsh winter, the Fairchild family conducts school in their own parlor. Here the children learn "great thoughts" and how to go to faraway places without ever leaving home. Grades 4 to 7. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2248 Science Against Crime Author: Deutch, Yvonne. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. An impressive team of forensic scientists and experienced crime writers reveal the inside secrets of how modern technology is used against the endless ingenuity of the lawless. 1982. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 7275 The Scorpion Sapphire Author: Monson, J. Bruce. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Chuck Campbell longs for adventure, and he gets his wish when he starts coaching his girlfriend's daughter's soccer team. One of the team members is kidnapped and Chuck finds himself in frightening and sometimes hilarious intrigue. Strong Language. Some Violence. (1 sound cassette)

CC 747 Scott Was Here Author: Ipswitch, Elaine. Narrator: Coleman, Margaret. Scott was 10 and full of promise when death in the form of Hodgkin's Disease began to stalk him. This profoundly touching story, written by his mother with excerpts from his own remarkable diary, will move every reader. 1978. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 471 Scribble Scribble Author: Ephron, Nora. Narrator: Clay, Lola. Stabbing, & occasionally bugging, report by author's colleagues in jornalism field. Book witty & entertaining. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 7419 The Search for Delicious. Author: Babbitt, Natalie. Narrator: Pelley, Kathleen. The Prime Minister is compiling a dictionary, and when no one at court can agree on the meaning of "delicious," the King sends his twelve- year-old messenger, Gaylan, to poll the citizenry. Gaylan soon discovers that the entire kingdom is on the brink of civil war, and must enlist help to define "delicious" and save the country. grades 3 to 6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2699 Seasons On A Ranch Author: Vannoy-Rhoades, Cynthia. Narrator: Schrag, Fran. Journey through the seasons of a working Wyoming cattle ranch. 1986. (1 sound cassette)

CC 191 Seasons In The Sun Author: Dahl, Ragna. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. After Hitler invaded Norway in May, 1940, Ragna Dahl fled on skis. This is the story of her life from London to Paris to Colorado, where she won medals for skiing through her 70's. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2146 Sebastian (Super Sleuth) & The Author: Christian, Mary Blount. Narrator: Verbiscar, Linda. While investigating a case of breaking-and-entering at the local museum, the canine detective Sebastian uncovers a fraud involving dinosaur bones. Grades 3-6. 1983. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2158 Second Banana Author: Lamm, Dottie. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. Colorado's First Lady shares her life with the reader through newspaper columns, diary excerpts, and poetry, including some verse by her husband, Governor Richard Lamm. 1983. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 702 Second Handshake Author: Fowler, William M. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. Writer Gene Fowler's son presents an intimate memoir of a famous father and his fabulous friends: W.C. Fields, John Barrymore, William Faulkner, Charles Macarthur, Walter Winchell, Ty Cobb, and many, many more. 1980. (4 sound cassettes)

CC 3042 Secret Of The Mask Author: Gray, Genevieve. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. A little girl participates in the traditional night chant ceremony. (1 sound cassette)

CC 344 See The USA : Denver, Colorado Author: Corning, Josie. Narrator: Schneider, Jean. Highlights the sights of the rooftop of the nation, discussing its historical, cultural and recreational attractions. For teens. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2173 Self-Esteem And Adjusting With Blindness Author: Tuttle, Dean W. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Tuttle is professor of special education at the University of Northern Colorado and knows his subject because he is blind himself. His theme is that since social, physical, and psychological traumas occur at the onset of blindness, adjust cannot be complete until self-esteem is recovered. 1984. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 3163 Self-Portrait With Wings Author: Green, Susan. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. Jennifer dreams of flying over the ice as gracefully as a champion skater, so she draws a self-portrait with wings. The next morning she wakes with real wings sprouting from her back, but only she & Angela can see them. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2509 Sense And Momsense Author: Bloomingdale, Teresa. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt Mother, survivor of 10, grandmother of 3, the irresistible Mrs B. Lays bare the occupational hazards of motherhood & the hilarity of domestic life. Pub. 1986 (1 sound cassette)

CC 584 Settling Down Author: Barker, Jane Valentine. Narrator: Mork, Julie. 4 stories about the 1863 Denver fire, a picnic at the Garden of the Gods, unforseen danger for immigrant children and a good idea at Steamboat Springs. Told from a child's point of view. (1 sound

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CC 602 Seven Sisters Author: Sampson, Anthony. Narrator: Lederhos, Louise. This is the political and human story of how the Earth's largest and most critical resource, oil, came to be dominated by 7 giant companies. 1975. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 493 Sex In The Bible Author: Horner, Tom. Narrator: Robinson, Ethel G. A teacher of the Bible for 20 years discloses the full scope of what the Bible says about sex. 1974. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2020 Shepherdess of Elk River Valley. Author: Brown, Margaret Duncan. Narrator: Dunlap, Kathy. The story of the author's move to a ranch, the death of her husband, and then her struggle to hold on to her sheep ranch. (Remastered 10/2008). (1 sound cassette)

CC 767 Shining Mountains Author: Brown, Georgina. Narrator: Loventhal, Elaine. Story of the Golden-Mount Vernon mountain areas. The author is a journalist who wrote for the papers in Golden, Lakewood, Arvada, Pleasantview and Denver. 1976. (5 sound cassettes)

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CC 2514 Shivers And Goose Bumps Author: Branley, Franklyn Mansfield. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. Describes how certain animals keep warm, how the human body loses & retains its heat, and how various types of clothing and dwellings aid in heat retention. Grades 3-6, pub. 1984 (1 sound cassette)

CC 7297 The Shonn Project #2 Perimeter One Adventures Author: Ward, David. Narrator: Dobson, Lisa. Chris Graham, working with brilliant young scientist Garrett Alger, sets out to create a being that can think and learn on its own without the help of computers of people. Grades 5 to 8. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7364 Show Me the Evidence Author: Furguson, Alane. Narrator: Aamodt, Marilyn. In this Edgar Award-winning mystery, teenage friends Lauren and Janaan must investigate the deaths of two infants to absolve Janaan from suspicion of murder. For junior and senior high readers. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2460 Sidetracked Home Executive Author: Young, Pam. Narrator: Dunlap, Kathy. Caught in the disorder of half completed chores and misdirected energies, 2 smart sisters learned to use their heads to set up a rotating card system that allowed them to gain control of their households. This book explains the system. Published by Warner Books Inc, 1981. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 309 Silent Invaders Author: Abels, Harriette S. Narrator: Feldman, Danyda. An invading army of humanoids threatens to blow up any colony whose inhabitants will not vacate. For grades 6-9. (1 sound cassette)

CC 352 Silent Language Author: Hall, Edward T. Narrator: Carpenter, Sean. In the everyday but unspoken give-and-take of human relationships, the silent language plays a vitally important role. Here a leading American anthropologist has analyzed the many ways in which people talk to one another without the use of words. 1981. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 7289 The Silver Pencil Author: Dalgliesh, Alice. Narrator: Pelley, Kathleen. One Christmas, Janet Laidlaw's father gives her a silver pencil 'for her stories.' The Mr Laidlaw's tragic death forces Janet to move to America from England. Through it all, Janet uses the silver pencil to turn her life into stories. Grades 7-9 and older readers (1 sound cassette)

CC 2534 Silver Queen: Author: Bancroft, Caroline. Narrator: Catlett, Mary Jo. Intriguing story of Baby Doe, the young & beautiful second wife of silver king , whose liaison with the much older mine owner was the scandal of 19th-century Colorado. Johnson Books, 1988 (1

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CC 388 Silver Saga Author: Smith, Duane A. Narrator: Putnam, Betty. History of Caribou, Colorado-quiet silver-mining town that made significant contributions to the state's economy over 3 decades, through the strength & community spirit of its people. Pruett Pub. Co., 1974 (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2258 Silver Shores Author: Kalman, Yvonne. Narrator: Humphries, Ethel. Beautiful,wealthy girl fights for love & fulfillment in Victorian New Zealand. Has impassioned affair with Maori man & shocks her world. (7 sound cassettes)

C000265 Simple Art Of Murder Author: Chandler, Raymond. Narrator: Slack, Betti. 4 crime stories, accompanied by essay on author's art of mystery- story writing. Ballantine Books,1972,c1950 (3 sound cassettes)

CC 856 Sinopah,The Indian Boy Author: Schultz, James. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Story of a Blackfoot Indian boy's journey from infancy to manhood. He eventually becomes a great chief. 1984. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2513 Sister To The Author: Eastman, Elaine Goodale. Narrator: Henry, Toni. Memoirs of Elaine Goodale whose experiences as a teacher on the Great Sioux Reservation formed the basis for a widely read series of journalistic pieces. University of Ne Press, 1978 (1 sound cassette)

C002817 Six bridges of Humphrey Whale Author: Knapp,Toni. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. Describes the extraordinary journey of a young humpback whale who, during the annual migration from Alaska to Mexico, leaves his pod and swims into San Francisco Bay and, after some harrowing adventures, winds up in the Sacramento River Delta. 1989. (1 sound cassette)

CC 708 Six Racy Madams Author: Bancroft, Caroline. Narrator: Mapes, Bonnie. Although the author apologizes that theses 6 shady ladies covered their tracks almost too well, making accurate facts hard to find, she gives plenty of interesting information. (1 sound cassette)

CC 832 Six Shooter Showdown. Author: MacDonald, William Colt. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. A failed robbery, a clever switch of the loot, a plot to move in on the Great Flying B Ranch...a pair of cowpoke detectives plunge right into the middle of the mystery. Brainpower comes in handy, but it's gunpowder that pays off when ranchers and rustlers meet. (remastered 10/2008). (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 795 Skating Rink Author: Lee, Mildred. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Seeing his mother drown when he was three gave Tuck a stammer and some emotional problems which the DeGleys, with their encouragement and skating instructions, are helping him overcome. Grades 5-8. 1969. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 236 Ski Lodge Millers Idlewild In Author: Cornell, Virginia Miller. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. An innkeeper invites you to check into the Miller family's funky old inn high in the Rockies--where the grub was great and the powder was deep. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 125 The Sleepwalker. Fear Street ; #6 Author: Stine, R.L. Narrator: Kover, Jennie. One week after she starts her summer job on Fear Street with old Mrs. Cottler, Mayra Barnes begins to sleepwalk. How terrifying to wake up outdoors in the middle of the night and not know where she is! Mayra becomes even more frightened when she discovers that Mrs. Cottler may be a witch! For junior and senior high.s (Remastered 9/2008) (1 sound cassette)

CC 3078 Slinky Malinki, open the door Author: Dodd, Lynley. Narrator: Welch, Randy. Slinky Malinki (cat) and Stickybeak Syd (bird) get into trouble when they are left alone in the house. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 282 Small Book Author: Trimpey, Jack. Narrator: Hester, David. Using principals and a dramatically different approach of recovery which offers a means to complete recovery from addiction to alcohol or drugs. Guidelines set forth, the reader will learn how to gain immediate and lasting control over the desire to drink or use drugs. 1989 (2 sound cassettes)

CC 685 Small People in Colorado Places Author: Kaye, Susan. Narrator: O'Neill, Valerie. From the pinnacle of Pikes Peak to the big pens at the petting zoos, the front range activities for small fry in this enormously popular guidebook are all here-newly revised and updated. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2795 Smallest elf Author: Ingle, Annie. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. Santa's smallest elf lacks the skill to make toys, but he knows how to solve the problem of a lonely little boy at Christmas.1990. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3180 Smitty Author: Gutman, Bill. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. In her senior year of high school, basketball superstar Valerie Smith finds herself at a new school, without a girl's athletic program. With college so close, will she miss her chance at a scholarship? How can she make her family & friends understand her drive to play? Followed by

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CC 3181 Smitty II:The Olympics Author: Gutman, Bill. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Sequel to Smitty, the story of a gifted athlete who breaks her high school gender barrier. Valerie Smith has now become a basketball star at a small college. She decides to take a shot at the top & try out for the women's olympic team. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2140 Snailman Author: Sivers, Brenda. Narrator: Coleman, Margaret. Recently moved to a country village, Timothy is bored and lonely unitl he meets the eccentric snailman, who is feared and avoided by the rest of the villagers. For grades 3-6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2426 The Snake. Author: Spillane, Mickey. Narrator: Saliman, Paul. When Velda takes in a baby-faced blonde who ran away from her rich stepdad, 2 hitmen come gunning for the runaway. Mike Hammer takes over & finds a grisly & shocking mystery. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2472 Snow Rose Author: Laroche, Sandra. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. To win the fair hand of a princess, a troubadour engages in a series of tests. But as time passes, he realizes there is a prize more precious than the cold-hearted princess to be won. Grades K-3. Published by

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CC 2892 So The Blind Can See Author: Haraway, Kay. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. A certified Braill transcriber since 1955, Kay Haraway served as Braille coordinator of the Denver chapter of the American Red Cross. The vignettes in this book recount the lives she touched through her work on various Braille projects. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3142 So Far From Spring Author: Curry, Peggy. Narrator: Carnes, Beth. Kelsey Cameron comes to the high cattle country of North Park, Co in 1898. Details kelsey's livelihood, marriage, and family life as the dreams of youth are surpassed by the painful wonders of living. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2792 So This Is Oregon Author: Sanders, Wilma. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. Nostalgic look at Wyoming family's relocation to Oregon. Local author. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2549 's Creede Author: Fritz, Leland. Narrator: Bjorkman, Ernie. Pamphlet account of Colorado con man Soapy Smith who bilked Creede, Co; then perversely gave money to good works. Little London, 1973 (1 sound cassette)

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CC 479 Socorro 'Saucer' In A Pentagon Author: Stanford, Ray. Narrator: Kelley, Jim. About a flying saucer landing in Socorro, New Mexico. This book documents many heretofore unknown facts (?) About the incident, & 5 years of intensive study. 1976. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 448 Solo In Tom-Toms Author: Fowler, Gene. Narrator: Casella, Mike. Author's search for his father. Set in Denver in the early 1900's. Delightful pictures of Denver & mountain towns at that time. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 2068 Someday Angeline Author: Sachar, Louis. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. As an eight-year-old genius in the sixth grade, Angeline is not too popular but she tries to adjust to being different. Grades 4-7. 1983. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 546 Something queer at the ballpark Author: Levy, Elizabeth. Narrator: Plummer, Diane. A children's mystery about baseball and children, told in a humorous style. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2779 Something Queer Rock & Roll Author: Levy, Elizabeth. Narrator: Carroll, Auralea. Gwen & Jill have joined a rock & roll band, which includes Jill's dog, Fletcher. When it comes time for them to perform at the TV rock contest, Fletcher disappears. The show can't go on without him. (1 sound cassette)

CC 40 Something upstairs : a tale of ghosts. Author: Avi. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. It rose from the dark stain on the floor. A white glow, almost shiny, filled the windowless space. Two hands, then two arms reached up from the stain. Kenny stood staring. It was beyond belief. For grades 3-6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3136 Soun Tetoken Author: Thomasma, Kenneth. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Recounts the days of the tribe before & during the War of 1877 & the surrounding battles thru the eyes of Soun Tetoken, an orphan who is adopted by . (1 sound cassette)

CC 2259 Soup On Wheels Author: Peck, Robert Newton. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Rob and Soup vie for a prize in Town's Vermont Mardi Gras. Like most of their good ideas, their plans for a grand entrance lead to a disaster. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 285 Soup's Uncle Author: Peck, Robert Newton. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Hold tight as Soup and Rob ride full speed ahead into the wildest adventure. For grades 3-8. (1 sound cassette)

CC 544 Southwest Author: Lavender, David. Narrator: Saliman, Paul. David Lavendar explores the land, the history and the people of the southwest, focusing on Arizona and New Mexico from the time of the earliest Indian inhabitants to the present. The author also examines some of the legends of Indian-white relationships. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 2778 Spanish/Mexican Land Grants Co Author: Colorado Fever. Narrator: Mitchell, Burton. Magazine published by Co Historical Institute for Children. Issue contains info on Las Animas, San Luis Valley, Spanish settlers,place- names,sheep ranching. 1983 (1 sound cassette)

CC 538 Speak No Evil Author: Malcolm, Jahnna N. Narrator: Goff, Chris. Is left wondering if this year will be her last? GR 6-9+ 1989. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 738 Speaking the Truth in Love: How to be an Assertive Christian Author: Koch, Ruth N. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Speaking the Truth in Love invites you to experience the freedom and joy of Christian assertiveness. You will discover how a scriptural understanding of assertive living builds healthy relationships with others, in groups, and in congregations. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2934 Special Kind Of Friend Author: Sachs, Elizabeth-Ann. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. Becky's experience in owning a cat helps her in dealing with the departure of her father & the new man in her mother's life. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2388 Spectacles Author: Beattie, Ann. Narrator: Aron, Louise. When Alison puts on her great grandmother's glasses, they become magical, enabling her to understand some of her great-grandmother's frustrations and unfulfilled hopes and dreams. Grades 2-4. Workman Publishing, 1985. (1 sound cassette)

CC 202 The Splendid Wayfaring. Author: Neihardt, John Gneisenau. Narrator: Welch, Randy. The exploits and adventures of Jedidiah Smith and the Ashley-Henry Men, 1822-1831. A history of the fur industry in frontier America. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 784 Sport Author: Fitzhugh, Louise. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Suddenly 11-year-old Sport inherits $20 million. He and his father don't even have a chance to pay their bills before Sport's mother reappears in their lives, determined to get her hands on the money. She'll stop at nothing, not even kidnapping. 1979. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3053 Spring meadow picnic Author: Iwamura, Kazuo. Narrator: Collins, Jeanne. The forest mice enjoy the delights of nature as they go on a spring picnic. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2796 Springsteen Author: Eichhorn, Dennis P. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Biography of the rock 'n' roll star. High interest/low vocabulary. Glossary (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3138 Stallone Author: Eichhorn, Dennis P. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. Biography of the film star. Glossary included. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 244 Stampede To Timberline Author: Wolle, Muriel Sibell. Narrator: Slack, Betti. Extensively documented story of 240 of Colorado's mining camps. Filled with adventure & hardships: including related names, dates and

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CC 2305 Stanleigh's wrong-side-out day Author: Steiner, Barbara. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. After a day when nothing goes right for him, Stanleigh the Raccoon is relieved to hear that his people still love him and that Blue, the dog, is still his friend. For K-3. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2038 Star Guard Author: Norton, Andre. Narrator: Kelley, Jim. Fast-moving adventure with intrigue, espionage, and battle to enthrall the reader. The hordes and the legions are mercenaries of the Terrans, considered by Central Control to be the ideal soldiers of the galaxy. 1955. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2347 Star Hunter & Voodoo Planet Author: Norton, Andre. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. Two science fiction novelettes. In Star Hunter, young Dane Tharcon is involved in a deadly game of hide-and-seek in the dangerous jungle world of Jumala. In Voodoo Planet, Dane Tharcon, again, is caught in a desperate battle of minds. 1980. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2042 Star Man's Son, 2250 A.D. Author: Norton, Andre. Narrator: O'Brien, Dave. The holocaust had ravaged the world 200 years before. Survivors were scattered across the frightening wastelands. In this setting,

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Fors, the Starman's son, struggled for survival. 1952. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 3166 Star Over Adobe Author: Pillsbury, Dorothy. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. 35 stories of winter ceremonies in New Mexico, reflecting its mix of Anglo, Indian, & Spanish cultures. (1 sound cassette)

CC 357 Star People Author: Steiger, Brad. Narrator: Dobson, Lisa. In one of the most amazing documented phenomena of modern times, thousands (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2675 Star Tales Author: Mayo, Gretchen. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. Collection of tales from North American Indian tribes about the stars, the moon, and the nighttime sky. Mayo has carefully researched the stories and introduces each one with a brief explanation of its orgin. 1987. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2032 Star Trek: the New Voyages 2. Author: Marshak, Sondra. Narrator: Bartholic, Gertrude. In a future invisible to our Earth-bound eyes, the men and women of the starship Enterprise embark again on eight dazzling adventures, never before published. Based on the TV program Star Trek . 1977. (4 sound cassettes)

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CC 2013 Star Trek: Price Of The Phoenix Author: Marshak, Sondra. Narrator: Myers, Louie. Spock, McCoy, and the crew of the starship Enterprise experience a stunning double shock. First Captain Kirk's tragic death, and then his miraculous re-birth. Followed by CC2008, The Fate of the Phoenix. 1977. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3165 Starting with Melodie Author: Pfeffer, Susan Beth. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Fifteen year old Elaine becomes involved with her best friend's problems when Melodie's famous parents decide to divorce and cannot agree on their children's custody. Grdes 5 to 8. (1 sound cassette)

CC 392 Stealing From The Rich:Homesta Author: McClintick, David. Narrator: Jeanelle, Joy. Fascinating story of the most spectacular swindle in US history-a scheme aimed exclusively at the rich (movie stars, entertainers, key executives) which employs the most irresistible of lines-the (legal) tax dodge. M. Evans & Co., 1977 (4 sound cassettes)

CC 722 Steamboat In The Rockies Author: Burroughs, John Rolfe. Narrator: Dunlap, Kathy. The author traces the history of Steamboat Springs from the early days to its transition as a world-famous ski resort. 1974. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 405 Stepfather Author: Gorman, Tony. Narrator: Flowers, Barbara. This book explores the complex and crucial nature of the stepfather's role in the family. Over 1300 stepfamilies are created every day, and the vast majority involve stepfathers. 1984. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 6 Stepsister. Fear Street ; #9 Author: Stine, R.L. Narrator: Filson, Marie. Emily wants to like her new stepsister, but Jesse doesn't make it easy for her. Before long, Emily is living in total fear of her stepsister. Emily's terror mounts when she picks up Jessie's diary and learns a horrifying secret from Jessie's past. (remastered 6/2009). (1 sound cassette)

CC 3145 Stickybeak Author: Edwards, Hazel. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. A child describes the adventuresome weekend spent caring for the class's pet duck. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3126 Stone Fox Author: Gardiner, John Reynolds. Narrator: Gibb, Tom. Little Willy hopes to pay the back taxes on his grandfather's farm with the purse from a dog sled race he enters. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 7348 The stone-faced boy Author: Fox, Paula. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Only his strange great-aunt seems to understand the thoughts of a boy who has spent his life concealing his emotions, on a eerie, snowy night after rescuing a dog that dislikes him. Grades 4 to 7. (1 sound cassette)

CC 789 Stories for Christmas Author: Uhley, Alison. Narrator: Mork, Julie. Twelve stories that will bring Christmas alive for grades K-3, and older interested readers too. 1982. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 138 Stories From Mesa County Author: Coleman, Jane Candia. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt A collection of southwestern short stories compiled from the Heritage Award winning author. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2348 Storm Boy Author: Thiele, Colin. Narrator: Aron, Louise. A boy living on deserted beach in Australia rescues a baby pelican, which becomes his constant companion and best friend. Gr. 2-4. 1963. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 851 Story Of Gold Hill Colorado Author: Montgomery, Mabel. Narrator: Dunlap, Kathy. Account of the development of Colorado's first mining community, Boulder. The Book Lode, 1987. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2529 Story Of The Lake Hotel Author: Dittl, Barbara. Narrator: Hansen, Catherine. Book traces the social & architectural history of Yellowstone's oldest hotel from 1889 to its centennial. Roberts Rinehart, 1987 (1 sound cassette)

CC 7280 The story teller. Wind River ; #4 Author: Coel, Margaret. Narrator: Tewell, Renee. attorney Vicky Holden and reservation priest John O'Malley pursue those who will kill to find the missing "ledger book," a record in pictograph of Arapaho presence at an Army massacre of Indians in Colorado. Vicky learns that an Arapaho student mysteriously died while researching the ledgerbook. Vicky and Father John must begin a deadly search for the sacred treasure--and the killer. (Remastered 8/2009). (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2451 Story Of A Valley: Georgetown Author: Colorado Historical Society. Narrator: Luce, Peter. History of the Georgetown Loop & loop area, so named for the railroad's trestle bridges that looped the tracks over and above themselves, enabling trains to make the short but steep climb to

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CC 7304 The Storytelling Stone : Traditional Native American Myths and Tales Author: Feldmann, Susan. Narrator: Naumann, Yvonne. Creation and death, the wily trickster, wolves, magic, and passion -- these are part of a rich heritage of Native American mythology and folktales. From tribes that vanished long ago, as well as from great tribes like the Ojibwa and Zuni that proudly remain, here are the powerful ancient beliefs with which North American tribal societies bring order to the universe and understanding to the heart. (Remastered 8/2009). (1 sound cassette)

CC 2082 Stranger From The Stars Author: Etchemendy, Nancy. Narrator: Wien, Ruth. 14 year old Ruthie rescues Rowen, an old man from the planet Seldar, who has come to earth to study humans, when she finds him near death after his spaceship crashes in the desert. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 2366 Stroke: Doctor's Personal Stor Author: Dahlberg, Charles. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Taken from Dr. Dahlberg's journals of his 1973 stroke, book offers expert counsel to stroke victims and their families, especially those stricken with aphasia (loss of language). 1977. (3 sound cassettes)

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CC 596 Stronghold Author: Hunter, Mollie. Narrator: Sullivan, Betty. Coll, the master of the ancient Scottish stronghold, has a crippled leg, the result of an injury suffered in early childhood when his people were attacked by Roman raiders. This tale is of how he plans the stronghold, and defends his homeland against the Roman invasion. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 638 Strong-Willed Child Author: Dobson, James C. Narrator: Mork, Julie. Just as some children are naturally compliant, there are others who seem to b looking for a fight upon exit from the womb, writes Dr. Dobson in this provocative education book for parents. (3 sound cassettes)

CC 2308 Success: Glenn Bland Method Author: Bland, Glenn. Narrator: Stansbery, Steve. The author built one of America's largest and most successful life insurance sales organizations. He relates how to set goals, make plans that really produce, and gain success in life--all using Biblical priciples. (2 sound cassettes)

CC 3147 Sugar Loaf's Black Tiger Fire Author: Kummli, Dawn. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Story of the devastating fire in Black Tiger Gulch on Sugar Loaf in 1989. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 2794 Summer House Cat Author: Granger, Michele. Narrator: Rudoff, Joanne. Charlotte is thrilled to find a stray cat at her family's vacation home. She persuades her father to let her keep the cat, but then it disappears. Charlotte has to find the cat before it's time to leave for home. Grades 6 to 9. (1 sound cassette)

CC 3054 Summer laundry day Author: Iwamura, Kazuo. Narrator: Collins, Jeanne. The forest mice experience both hard work and fun when they tackle a big load of dirty laundry. (1 sound cassette)

CC 78 Summer Of Night. Author: Simmons, Dan. Narrator: Marilyn Aamodt It is the summer of 1960, and someone, or something, is stalking the young. (Remastered 10/2008). (5 sound cassettes)

CC 7424 Summer Showdown Author: Delton, Judy. Narrator: Conway, Roberta. Tony Doyle can't wait for summer, until he discovers that his mother has signed him up for arts and crafts classes at the condo clubhouse. Grades 3 to 5. (1 sound cassette)

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CC 2036 Summer To Die Author: Lowry, Lois. Narrator: Byers-Thompson, Judy. (1 sound cassette)

CC 660 Summit: History Of S Author: Gilliland, Mary Ellen. Narrator: Schlessman, Dolores. Author and her family bumped over back-country jeep roads, trudged forgotten stage routes, etc., to reach the history-rich sites this book describes. 1980. (5 sound cassettes)

CC 2477 Sunshine Preferred Author: Ellis, Anne. Narrator: Henry, Toni. An unexpectedly humorous account of the Colorado author's bouts with asthma in the 1920's, and portraits of the medical staff and other patients she encountered in Western sanitoriums. Publsihed by Nebraska Press, Lincoln, 1934. (1 sound cassette)

CC 232 Sunshine Years Author: Klein, Norma. Narrator: Rouse, Pat. A happy true life sequel to Sunshine in which the widower & young daughter adjust to life together without a woman in the house. Dell Publishing Co., 1975 (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 7313 Susan B Anthony : Champion of women's rights Author: Monsell, Helen Albee. Narrator: Laird, Dorothy. Focuses on a pioneer in the crusade for human rights, particularly those of women. High Interest/ Low Vocabulary. Grades 3 to 5. (1 sound cassette)

CC 7440 Suth's story. The Kin ; #1 Author: Dickinson, Peter. Narrator: Amen, Jeanne. When cut off from their kin and lost in the desert 200,000 years ago, Suth and five other orphans struggle to survive and find their way to safety. Grades 4-6. (1 sound cassette)

CC 2676 Sweepin's From Smythe's Store Author: Smythe, Pete. Narrator: Folger, Bill. Cross section of material from Pete Smythe's radio program which was broadcast on KOA from 1951-1969. (1 sound cassette)

CC 633 Sweet Deal Author: Westermann, John. Narrator: Grabenstetter, Nelson. Poster-boy cop, Jack, is faced with the first case that may allow him to prove that he is a "real" cop. Paired with Claire Williamson, a tough no-nonsense cop from another county, they crack the nastiest, touchiest murder case in Nassau County in years. (2 sound cassettes)

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CC 3245 Swept In The Wave Of Terror Author: Skurzynski, Gloria. Narrator: Kover, Jennie. A brother & sister in Las Vegas are caught up in a terrorist scheme to (1 sound cassette)

CC 366 Swiss Account Author: Erdman,Paul. Narrator: Hausburg, Louise. Switzerland, 1945: Allen Dulles, Chief U.S. Spymaster is dispatching Nancy Reichman, his American attache, into Nazi Germany. Her assignment: to halt the endless flow of Swiss arms shipments into Germany and to sabotage the German atom bomb project, which the Swiss are also aiding and abetting. Her chances of survival are nil. 1992. (2 sound cassettes)

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