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San Diego Public Library New Additions March 2008 MAYOR JERRY SANDERS San Diego Public Library New Additions March 2008 Juvenile Materials 000 - Computer Science and Generalities Compact Discs 100 - Philosophy & Psychology DVD Videos/Videocassettes 200 - Religion E Audiocassettes 300 - Social Sciences E Audiovisual Materials 400 - Language E Books 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 Fiction Call # Author Title J FIC/ADLER 3-4 Adler, David A. Cam Jansen and the birthday mystery J FIC/ALCOTT Alcott, Louisa May Little women J FIC/ANHOLT 3-4 Anholt, Laurence. Ghostyshocks and the three scares J FIC/ANHOLT 3-4 Anholt, Laurence. Little Red Riding Wolf J FIC/ANHOLT 3-4 Anholt, Laurence. Rumply Crumply Stinky Pin J FIC/ANHOLT 3-4 Anholt, Laurence. Snow White and the Seven Aliens J FIC/AVI Avi, 1937- Ragweed J FIC/BABBITT Babbitt, Natalie. Jack Plank tells tales J FIC/BALDACCI Baldacci, David. The mystery of Silas Finklebean J FIC/BANKS Banks, Lynne Reid, 1929- The mystery of the cupboard J FIC/BARRIE Barrie, J. M. Peter and Wendy : the original storybook version of Peter Pan J FIC/BOSCH Bosch, Pseudonymous. The name of this book is secret J FIC/BUCKLEY Buckley, Michael. Magic and other misdemeanors J FIC/BUCKLEY Buckley-Archer, Linda. Gideon the cutpurse : being the first part of the Gideon trilogy J FIC/BYNG Byng, Georgia. Molly Moon's incredible book of hypnotism J FIC/COLEMAN Coleman, Evelyn, 1948- Shadows on Society Hill : an Addy mystery J FIC/COMINO Comino, Sandra. Morning glory J FIC/CREECH Absolutely normal CHAOS J FIC/DICAMILLO DiCamillo, Kate. Mercy Watson to the rescue J FIC/DITERLIZZI DiTerlizzi, Tony. Lucinda's secret J FIC/DITERLIZZI DiTerlizzi, Tony. The field guide J FIC/DITERLIZZI DiTerlizzi, Tony. The seeing stone J FIC/DIXON Dixon, Franklin W. Mystery of the flying express J FIC/DIXON Dixon, Franklin W. The hidden harbor mystery J FIC/DIXON Dixon, Franklin W. The melted coins J FIC/DIXON Dixon, Franklin W. The mystery of Cabin Island J FIC/DIXON Dixon, Franklin W. The secret warning J FIC/DUEY Duey, Kathleen. Patch J FIC/ESTES Estes, Eleanor, 1906- Ginger Pye J FIC/GEORGE George, Jean My side of the mountain J FIC/GOODHART 3-4 Goodhart, Pippa. Fire cat J FIC/GOSCINNY Goscinny, 1926-1977. Nicholas and the gang J FIC/GRAFF Graff, Lisa (Lisa Colleen) The thing about Georgie : a novel J FIC/GREENBURG Greenburg, Dan. Dude, where's my spaceship? J FIC/GREENBURG Greenburg, Dan. Lost in Las Vegas J FIC/GREENE Greene, Stephanie. Christmas at Stony Creek J FIC/GREGORY Gregory, Kristiana. Cleopatra VII, daughter of the Nile J FIC/GUTMAN Gutman, Dan. Babe and me : a baseball card adventure J FIC/GUTMAN Gutman, Dan. Jackie and me : a baseball card adventure J FIC/HANSON 3-4 Hanson, Mary Elizabeth. How to save your tail : if you are a rat nabbed by cats who really like stories about magic J FIC/HESSE Hesse, Karen. Out of the dust J FIC/HUGHES Hughes, Pat (Patrice Raccio) Seeing the elephant : a story of the Civil War J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. Mystery of the glowing eye J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. Password to Larkspur Lane J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The clue in the crossword cipher J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The clue of the whistling bagpipes J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The double jinx mystery J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The haunted bridge J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The Mystery of the 99 steps 2 J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The quest of the missing map. J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The sky phantom J FIC/KEENE Keene, Carolyn. The thirteenth pearl J FIC/KING 3-4 King-Smith, Dick. Hairy Hezekiah J FIC/KINNEY Kinney, Jeff. Diary of a wimpy kid : Greg Heffley's journal J FIC/KINNEY Kinney, Jeff. Diary of a wimpy kid : Rodrick rules J FIC/KLISE Klise, Kate. Letters from camp J FIC/L'ENGLE L'Engle, Madeleine. An acceptable time J FIC/MACKEL Mackel, Kathy. Eggs in one basket J FIC/MADONNA Madonna, 1958- The English roses J FIC/MCDONALD 3-4 McDonald, Megan. Happy New Year, Julie J FIC/MICHAELS Michaels, Julie. Walt Disney Pictures presents Dinosaur : a read-aloud storybook J FIC/MIKAELSEN Mikaelsen, Ben, 1952- Sparrow Hawk Red J FIC/MILNE Milne, A. A. The complete tales of Winnie-the-Pooh J FIC/MOSS Moss, Marissa. Amelia takes command J FIC/NESBIT Nesbit, E. (Edith), 1858-1924. The enchanted castle J FIC/NIMMO Nimmo, Jenny. Emlyn's moon J FIC/NIX 3-4 Nix, Garth. One beastly beast : (two aliens, three inventors, four fantastic tales) J FIC/NIXON Nixon, Joan Lowery. Lucy's wish J FIC/O'CONNOR O'Connor, Barbara. How to steal a dog : a novel J FIC/OSBORNE 3-4 Osborne, Mary Pope. Christmas in Camelot J FIC/OSBORNE 3-4 Osborne, Mary Pope. Monday with a mad genius J FIC/OSBORNE 3-4 Osborne, Mary Pope. Night of the new magicians J FIC/OSBORNE 3-4 Osborne, Mary Pope. The knight at dawn J FIC/OSBORNE 3-4 Osborne, Mary Pope. Winter of the ice wizard J FIC/PARK 3-4 Park, Barbara. Junie B., first grader : boss of lunch J FIC/PECK Peck, Richard, 1934- A year down yonder J FIC/POTTER Potter, Beatrix, 1866-1943. The complete tales of Beatrix Potter : the 23 original Peter Rabbit books J FIC/RICHTER Richter, Jutta, 1955- The cat : or, how I lost eternity J FIC/ROWLING Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets J FIC/ROWLING Rowling, J. K. Harry Potter and the sorcerer's stone J FIC/RYAN Ryan, Pam Muñoz. Esperanza rising J FIC/RYAN Ryan, Pam Muñoz. Paint the wind J FIC/SELZNICK Selznick, Brian. The invention of Hugo Cabret : a novel in words and pictures J FIC/SHAW 3-4 Shaw, Janet Beeler, 1937- Changes for Kaya : a story of courage J FIC/SHAW 3-4 Shaw, Janet Beeler, 1937- Kaya and Lone Dog : a friendship story J FIC/SHAW 3-4 Shaw, Janet Beeler, 1937- Kaya shows the way : a sister story J FIC/SHAW 3-4 Shaw, Janet Beeler, 1937- Kaya's escape : a survival story J FIC/SHAW 3-4 Shaw, Janet Beeler, 1937- Kaya's hero : a story of giving J FIC/SIEGEL Siegel, Fern. The picture of Dorian Gray J FIC/SIMON Simon, Seymour. The Halloween horror and other cases J FIC/SNICKET Snicket, Lemony. The austere academy J FIC/SNICKET Snicket, Lemony. The bad beginning J FIC/SNICKET Snicket, Lemony. The ersatz elevator J FIC/SNICKET Snicket, Lemony. The hostile hospital J FIC/SNICKET Snicket, Lemony. The miserable mill J FIC/SNICKET Snicket, Lemony. The penultimate peril J FIC/SNICKET Snicket, Lemony. The slippery slope J FIC/STEWART Stewart, Paul, 1955- Muddle Earth J FIC/STINE 3-4 Stine, R. L. Punk'd and skunked 3 J FIC/TAMAR Tamar, Erika. Katherine's story : a Cape Light novel J FIC/TRIPP 3-4 Tripp, Valerie, 1951- Meet Josefina, an American girl J FIC/VOGEL Vogel, Malvina G. 20,000 leagues under the sea J FIC/WARNER 3-4 Warner, Gertrude Chandler The Windy City mystery J FIC/WELLS Wells, Rosemary. Lassie come-home 000 - Computer Science and Generalities Call # Author Title JR 028.5/CHILDREN'S V. 129 Children's literature review. 100 - Philosophy & Psychology Call # Author Title J 152.4/CAIN Cain, Janan. The way I feel J 158.25/BROWN Brown, Laurene Krasny. How to be a friend : a guide to making friends and keeping them J 179.9/BERRY Berry, Joy Wilt. A children's book about disobeying 200 - Religion Call # Author Title J 221.95/LEA Lea, Rosemary. Miss Lea's Bible stories for children J 221.9505/RESNICK Resnick, Jane Parker. Bible stories : a treasury for young readers J 232.921/GRAHAM Graham, Ruth Bell. One wintry night J 291.13/PHILIP Philip, Neil. The illustrated book of myths : tales & legends of the world J 291.433/IN In every tiny grain of sand : a child's book of prayers and praise J 292.13/GIBSON Gibson, Michael, 1936- Gods, men & monsters from the Greek myths 300 - Social Sciences Call # Author Title J 305.23/JACKSON Jackson, Ellen B., 1943- Turn of the century J 355.00973/HAMILTON Hamilton, John, 1959- The Army J 358.40097/HAMILTON Hamilton, John, 1959- The Air Force J 363.286/HAMILTON Hamilton, John, 1959- The Coast Guard J 371/MILLER Miller, Jake, 1969- Who's who in a school community JX 372.465/WAGSTAFF Wagstaff, Janiel M. Phonics that work! : new strategies for the reading J 386.48/STEIN Stein, R. Conrad. The Erie Canal J 388.428/SANTELLA Santella, Andrew. Building the New York subway J 394.261/JEFFREY Jeffrey, Laura S. Celebrate Tet J 394.2614/RAU Rau, Dana Meachen, 1971- New Year's day J 394.2618/SKARMES Skarmeas, Nancy J. The Story of Valentine's Day J 394.2618/TRUEIT Trueit, Trudi Strain. Valentine's Day J 394.2683/BROWN Brown, Tricia. Chinese New Year J 398.2/PERKINS Perkins, John. Perceval : King Arthur's Knight of the Holy Grail J 398.2/TREASURY Treasury of best-loved children's stories J 398.20952/JOHNSON Johnson, David The boy who drew cats J 398.21/ELWELL Elwell, Peter. Cinderella J 398.21/HANS Hans Christian Andersen's The Emperor's new clothes : an all-star retelling of the classic fairy J 398.22/BURKERT Burkert, Nancy Ekholm.
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