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San Diego Public Library New Additions February 2011 San Diego Public Library New Additions February 2011 Juvenile Materials 000 - Computer Science and Generalities DVD Videos/Videocassettes 100 - Philosophy & Psychology E Audiocassettes 200 - Religion E Audiovisual Materials 300 - Social Sciences E Books 400 - Language E Graphic Novels 500 - Science E CD-ROMs 600 - Technology E Compact Discs 700 - Art E DVD Videos/Videocassettes 800 - Literature E Foreign Language 900 - Geography & History E New Additions Audiocassettes Fiction Audiovisual Materials Foreign Languages Biographies Graphic Novels CD-ROMs Large Print Compact Discs Fiction Call # Author Title J FIC/ANGLEBERGER Angleberger, Tom. The strange case of Origami Yoda JR FIC/COATSWORTH Coatsworth, Elizabeth Jane The cat who went to heaven, by Elizabeth Coatsworth, pictures by Lynd Ward. J FIC/DONOVAN Donovan, Gail In memory of Gorfman T. Frog J FIC/FLORES Flores-Galbis, Enrique. 90 miles to Havana J FIC/GEORGE George, K. (Kallie) The melancholic mermaid J FIC/GOURLAY Gourlay, Candy. Tall story J FIC/HARPER 3-4 Harper, Benjamin. Star Wars, feel the force! J FIC/KLINE 3-4 Kline, Suzy. Horrible Harry and the secret treasure J FIC/LASKY Lasky, Kathryn. Felix takes the stage JR FIC/LATHAM Latham, Jean Lee. Carry on, Mr. Bowditch; illustrated by John O'Hara Cosgrave, II. JR FIC/LEWIS Lewis, Elizabeth Foreman Young Fu of the upper Yangtze J FIC/MCTIGHE McTighe, Carolyn. How to ruin your life and other lessons school doesn't teach you J FIC/MOULD Mould, Chris. The smugglers' mine J FIC/OSBORNE 3-4 Osborne, Mary Pope. A crazy day with cobras JR FIC/RASKIN Raskin, Ellen. The Westing game J FIC/REDBANK 3-4 Redbank, Tennant. Please don't feed the tiger lily! J FIC/REISS Reiss, Kathryn. The puzzle of the paper daughter J FIC/RODDA Rodda, Emily. The Star Cloak JR FIC/SAWYER Sawyer, Ruth Roller skates J FIC/SCIESZKA Scieszka, Jon. Spaceheadz J FIC/VANDERPOOL Vanderpool, Clare. Moon over Manifest J FIC/VOIGT Voigt, Cynthia. Young Fredle J FIC/WELLS 3-4 Wells, Kitty Paw power J FIC/WINKLER 3-4 Winkler, Henry A brand-new me! J FIC/WURGE Wurge, B. B. The last notebook of Leonardo 000 - Computer Science and Generalities Call # Author Title J 001.944/O'MEARA O'Meara, Stephen James Are you afraid yet? JR 011.62/BARR Barr, Catherine Best books for children JR 027.625/CHILDREN'S Children's services 100 - Philosophy & Psychology Call # Author Title J 153.6/BURSTEIN Burstein, John. Speak up! J 158.1/MOSS Moss, Wendy Being me 200 - Religion Call # Author Title J 226.96/WARREN Warren, Richard The Lord's prayer 300 - Social Sciences Call # Author Title J 327.12/PLATT Platt, Richard. Spy J 332.024/BURSTEIN Burstein, John. Dollars and sense J 355.00922/ADAMS Adams, Simon Soldier J 355.424/GRAYSON Grayson, Robert Military J 355/HOLMES Holmes, Richard Battle J 361.37/O'NEAL O'Neal, Claire. Ways to help in your community J 362.4078/MARTIN Martin, Claudia. Helpers J 363.2/MEZZANOTTE Mezzanotte, Jim. Police J 363.348/SAUL Saul, Laya. Ways to help after a natural disaster J 363.3493/DWYER Dwyer, Helen. Floods! J 363.73874/OLLHOFF Ollhoff, Jim Myths and controversies J 393.3/RAU Rau, Dana Meachen Mummies J 395.122/BURSTEIN Burstein, John. Manners, please! J 395.122/MANNERS Manners mash-up J 395.122/THOMAS Thomas, Pat My manners matter J 395.5/MORTENSEN Mortensen, Lori Manners matter in the classroom J 395.5/MORTENSEN Mortensen, Lori Manners matter in the library J 395.5/MORTENSEN Mortensen, Lori Manners matter on the playground J 395.53/MARSICO Marsico, Katie Good manners at home J 395.53/MARSICO Marsico, Katie Good manners at school J 395.53/MARSICO Marsico, Katie Good manners in a restaurant J 395.53/MARSICO Marsico, Katie Good manners in public J 395.53/MARSICO Marsico, Katie Good manners on the phone 3 J 398.20936/DENTON Denton, Shannon Eric. Odin J 398.20936/LONG Long, Christopher E. Freya J 398.20938/LAROCHE LaRoche, Amelia. The Chimaera J 398.20938/ROBERTS Roberts, Russell The cyclopes J 398.20938/ROBERTS Roberts, Russell The minotaur J 398.20946/KIMMEL Kimmel, Eric A. Medio Pollito J 398.47/HAMILTON Hamilton, Sue L. Ghosts 500 - Science Call # Author Title J 516.154/COHEN Cohen, Marina Polygons J 520.223/DELL Dell, Pamela. Mapping the sky J 520/KERROD Kerrod, Robin. Universe J 523.492/CARSON Carson, Mary Kay. Far-out guide to the icy dwarf planets J 551.21/DWYER Dwyer, Helen. Volcanoes! J 551.21/O'NEAL O'Neal, Claire. A project guide to volcanoes J 551.22/DWYER Dwyer, Helen. Earthquakes! J 551.22/MARA Mara, Wil. Why do earthquakes happen? J 551.463/MARA Mara, Wil. How do waves form? J 551.4637/DWYER Dwyer, Helen. Tsunamis! J 551.48/ZAPPA Zappa, Marcia The water cycle J 551.55/ROYSTON Royston, Angela Storms! J 551.552/ROYSTON Royston, Angela Hurricanes! J 551.553/REBMAN Rebman, Renée C. How do tornadoes form? J 551.554/BAILER Bailer, Darice. Why does it thunder and lightning? J 575.57/HICKS Hicks, Terry Allan. Why do leaves change color? J 577.0911/PYERS Pyers, Greg. Biodiversity of polar regions J 577.16/VOGEL Vogel, Julia. What are food chains and food webs? J 577.3/PYERS Pyers, Greg. Biodiversity of woodlands J 577.34/PYERS Pyers, Greg. Biodiversity of rain forests J 577.51/PYERS Pyers, Greg. Biodiversity of coasts J 577.54/PYERS Pyers, Greg. Biodiversity of deserts J 577.636/PARKER Parker, Steve Pond & river 4 J 577.789/PYERS Pyers, Greg. Biodiversity of coral reefs J 590/JUDGE Judge, Lita. Strange creatures: the story of Walter Rothschild and his museum J 591.5648/MILLER Miller, Sara Swan. Secret lives of burrowing beasts J 591.568/CARNEY Carney, Elizabeth Great migrations J 591.757/MILLER Miller, Sara Swan. Secret lives of soil creatures J 591.7584/MILLER Miller, Sara Swan. Secret lives of cave creatures J 594/MILLER Miller, Sara Swan. Secret lives of seashell dwellers J 595.44/BRITTON Britton, Tamara L. Bird-eating spiders J 595.44/BRITTON Britton, Tamara L. Black widow spiders J 595.44/BRITTON Britton, Tamara L. Tarantula spiders J 595.44/BRITTON Britton, Tamara L. Trapdoor spiders J 597.3/MATHEA Mathea, Heidi Hammerhead sharks J 597.33/MATHEA Mathea, Heidi Great white sharks J 597.89/BAILER Bailer, Darice. How do tadpoles become frogs? J 597.9678/GUNDERSON Gunderson, Megan M. Pythons J 597.98/HAYWOOD Haywood, Karen. Crocodiles and alligators J 599.4/BRITTON Britton, Tamara L. Fisherman bats J 599.53/GUNDERSON Gunderson, Megan M. White-sided dolphins J 599.53/HANEY Haney, Johannah. Dolphins J 599.536/GUNDERSON Gunderson, Megan M. Killer whales J 599.542/GUNDERSON Gunderson, Megan M. Beluga whales J 599.7554/ELLIS Ellis, Carol Leopards J 599.786/NEWMAN Newman, Mark Polar bears J 599.88/ELLIS Ellis, Carol Apes 600 - Technology Call # Author Title J 609.51/YE Ye, Ting-xing The Chinese thought of it J 616.98008/BURSTEIN Burstein, John. Past tense: healthy ways to manage stress J 623.825/WEST West, David. Modern warships & submarines J 625.1/COILEY Coiley, John. Train J 629.13322/RAU Rau, Dana Meachen Hot air balloons J 629.222/WARHOL Warhol, Tom. Smart car 5 J 629.2293/ELISH Elish, Dan. Insight J 629.2293/ELISH Elish, Dan. Prius J 629.2293/LEW Lew, Kristi. Volt J 629.2293/WARHOL Warhol, Tom. Aptera J 629.2293/ZABLUDOFF Zabludoff, Marc. Ebox J 629.892/RAU Rau, Dana Meachen Robots J 636.0882/GRAYSON Grayson, Robert Transportation J 636.83/BRITTON Britton, Tamara L. Maine coon cats J 636/MARTIN Martin, Claudia. Farming J 641.568/TUMINELLY Tuminelly, Nancy Cool holiday food art J 641.5972/WARD Ward, Karen Fun with Mexican cooking J 641/GAARDER Gaarder-Juntti, Oona What in the world is green food? J 646.2/PLUMLEY Plumley, Amie Petronis. Sewing school J 662.1/RAU Rau, Dana Meachen Fireworks 700 - Art Call # Author Title J 743.89985/FAZZI Fazzi, Cindy. How to draw Peru's sights and symbols J 745.2/ARATO Arato, Rona. Design it! J 746.089/STALCUP Stalcup, Ann Mayan weaving J 786.2092/RUSCH Rusch, Elizabeth. For the love of music J 791.068/RAU Rau, Dana Meachen Roller coasters J 791.32/GRAYSON Grayson, Robert Performers J 793.31946/ANCONA Ancona, George. ¡Olé flamenco! J 796.2/ROZA Roza, Greg. Paintball: rules, tips, strategy, and safety 800 - Literature Call # Author Title J 811.54/FRANCO Franco, Betsy. A dazzling display of dogs J 811.54/GEORGE George, Kristine O'Connell. Emma dilemma J 811.54/HARRISON Harrison, David L. (David Lee) Pirates: poems 6 900 - Geography & History Call # Author Title J 912.19732/WALKER Walker, Rob Mapping towns and cities JR 920/SOMETHING V. 219 Something about the author. J 929.1072/OLLHOFF Ollhoff, Jim DNA: window to the past J 938.03092/BRIDGES Bridges, Shirin Yim. Artemisia of Caria J 950.2092/BRIDGES Bridges, Shirin Yim. Sorghaghtani of Mongolia J 955.02092/BRIDGES Bridges, Shirin Yim. Qutlugh Terkan Khatun of Kirman J 972.018/GREEN Green, Jen. Aztecs J 973.099/PASTAN Pastan, Amy. First ladies J 973.099/PROVENSEN Provensen, Alice. The buck stops here Audiovisual Materials Compact Discs Call # Author Title J CD 782.42083/MAX Max & Ruby. Bunny party [sound recording]. J CD FIC/GRISHAM Grisham, John. Theodore Boone [sound recording] J CD FIC/LUPICA Lupica, Mike. Shoot-out [sound recording] DVD Videos/Videocassettes Call # Author Title J DVD 419.7/AMERICAN American sign language for babies & toddlers [videorecording] J DVD 419.7/BABY Baby songs [videorecording].
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