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AL CAPONE DOES MY SHIRTS By Gennifer Choldenko

006697 $16.90 G.P. Putnam’s Sons

Reading Level: 3.5 Interest Level: 5-9 Classification: Fiction

Every twelve year old boy wants to live on Alcatraz Island, the most famous prison in 1935. . That’s where Moose Flanagan (Alcatraz Island This unique and fascinating Boy) finds himself, because his dad has accepted a job as a prison guard and an electrician. This story will entertain and capti- move allows his autistic older sister, Natalie, to vate middle school readers attend Esther P. Marinoff School in San Francisco. everywhere. Thus begins Moose Flanagan’s life on “a twelve- acre rock covered with cement, topped with bird turd and surrounded by water.”

Moose meets several children living on the island, who are ruled by Piper, the warden’s daughter. Piper, a pretty little schemer, contrives a plan to charge a nickel to every student in their school who wants their shirts laundered by the infamous Al Capone. Of course, they are caught by the war- den and are punished, just like real criminals!

We watch Moose, the responsible one, some- times grudgingly but always with love, take care of his sister Natalie and learn that some rules are meant to be broken. The heartwarming ending will delight readers as Moose understands: “When you love someone, you have to try things even if they don’t make sense to anyone else.”

This unique and fascinating story will entertain and captivate middle school readers everywhere. Readers will appreciate the author’s extensive notes about life on Alcatraz during the 1930’s.

Reviewed by Theresa Sidwell COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT LIBRARIAN

1 P. ERMA-PREVIEWS GRANITE BABY This delightfully illustrated picture book has an accessible plot, warm characterizations highlight- by Lynne Bertrand ing individual strengths and a moral that could be Illustrated by Kevin Hawkes used to teach differences among people, as well as the importance of small, everyday actions to 001764 $17.11 ourselves and those we care about. Farrar, Straus and Giroux Reviewed By Beth Bala Reading Level: 4.9 Interest Level: K-3 COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT LIBRARIAN Classification: Easy If you like this book, you might also enjoy… The raucous tale of five sisters endowed with super-human strength quarrying the granite out of …other caring non-fiction New Hampshire begins when they are met with a ANIMALS RAISING OFFSPRING. (015124) challenge that threatens to overwhelm them. WHOSE BABY IS THIS? (329136) Beryl was a stonecutter who could carve any- POLAR BEAR MATH:LEARNING ABOUT FRACTIONS FROM BABY POLAR BEARS . This delightfully illustrated (238465) LOVE THAT BABY!:ABOOK ABOUT BABIES picture book has an acces- FOR NEW BROTHERS,SISTERS,COUSINS sible plot, warm character- AND FRIENDS (183593) izations highlighting individual strengths... …other caring fiction TELL ME MY STORY,MAMA (294008) SMILE,LILY! (275339) thing, and when she was challenged to MOTHERS ARE LIKE THAT (202621) create a human baby out of pink granite, she immediately set to work. Her sis- …other books illustrated by Kevin Hawkes ters were amazed at what a little crea- AND TO THINK THAT WE THOUGHT THAT ture she’d created, but they soon real- WE’D NEVER BE FRIENDS (013669) ized that all their talents were not MARVEN OF THE GREAT NORTH WOODS sufficient to calm the child, Lil Fella. (191838) Even though they had the right ideas, to MY LITTLE SISTER ATE ONE HARE (206450) dress, feed, shade and rock him, the scale of the SIDEWALK CIRCUS (270521) things each sister created were totally out of pro- WESLANDIA (322858) portion to his needs, and he continued to cry and wail till nearly everyone in the states of New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine were driven to distraction. Finally, the sisters were saved from the grating wails by a young girl name Nellie. She’d had some experience with babies, as she had two dozen brothers and sisters, and she knew just what to do. She got the sisters’ attention and suggested they let her lend a hand, but only after their gigantic efforts to soothe the child failed did she really take over. Nellie cuddled, fed and cleaned the baby, and with that, he fell sound asleep. The sisters had learned from the small girl that small, everyday actions created all the com- fort that Lil Fella needed, and from that time on, they were able to express their love for him in less grandiose ways, knowing that was all he really wanted anyway.

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LEAPING BEAUTY AND ting, plot, theme, and author’s purpose. OTHER Leaping Beauty and Other Animal Fairy Tales, would be a great title for use in the thematic les- ANIMAL FAIRY TALES sons for fairytales and fairytale variations. It By Gregory Maguire would also be a great tie in to state standards requirements addressing literature and writing. 174653 $16.90 Harper Collins

Reading Level: 4.9 Interest Level:3-6 ...this selection would be an Classification: F asset to any fairytale collection.

Leaping Beauty and Other Animal Fairy Tales is a humorous re-telling to several of the classical Reviewed by Connie Patty fairytale stories we have become familiar with. CURRICULUM SPECIALIST This edition of fairytale variations is unique to Maguire’s style of incorporating effective use of If you like this book, you might also like… trendy language, clever alliteration, and well placed humor to lend a new twist to the time test- …other titles by Gregory Maguire ed favorites. CRABBY CRATCHITT (063263) FIVE ALIEN ELVES (103134) In keeping with the original purpose of fairytales, FOUR STUPID CUPIDS (108645) Maguire embodies his animal characters with ONE FINAL FIRECRACKER (223018) human qualities and choices in order to teach a SEVEN SPIDERS SPINNING (266867) lesson. As each story unfolds, abundant opportu- nities for teaching and learning lessons are …other related titles humorously provided. For example, in the tale of CINDERELLA SKELETON “So What and the Seven Giraffes”, “So What” by Robert San Souci (054052) learns that a name can mean more than a name FOOLISH JACK AND THE BEAN STACK when his becomes changed from “So What” to by Laurence Anholt (106621) “Slap Me Silly”. GHOSTYSHOCKS AND THE THREE SCARES by Laurence Anholt (116537) Maguire’s writing style of incorporating trendy lan- LITTLE RED RIDING WOLF guage and pop culture ideas lends to the humaniza- by Laurence Anholt (178611) tion of animal characters in these tales. Examples RUMPLY,CRUMPLY,STINKY PIN include a baboon king and queen getting in touch by Laurence Anholt (257901) with their feelings while consulting Baboons’ Home SHAMPOOZEL Journal to rate their relationship, a female body- by Laurence Anholt (268901) building gorilla from the suburbs consulting a mir- ror as to “Whose the strongest of them all?” and a mother chicken with a feminist attitude toward an intruder breaking into their cottage while the family is out on a walk in the woods.

Fairytales and fairytale variations have long been used for a variety of teaching/learning situations and this selection would be an asset to any fairy- tale collection. The brief, inclusive tales provide ample opportunities to reinforce prediction, dis- cussion, and synthesis of materials. It also pro- vides effective means to introducing or reinforcing the elements of literature such as characters, set-

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S Bats!—TIME for Kids Editors Introduces the habits of bats and Queen Bee—Clugston, Chynna Haley Madison wants to be the scientists who study them with photos that reveal bats popular in her new middle school and doesn’t want her ability aren’t so scary. Time For Kids Science Scoops Level 3. RL 2 to move things with her mind to get in the way, but she’s in for IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 a surprise when another new girl uses the same powers, ____024922 D599 ______8.751.75 becoming a rival for title of Queen Bee. Graphic novel format. S RL 4 IL 5-9 (SBS) ©2005 Bears!—TIME for Kids Editors Introduces the habits of eight D species of bears and the scientists who study them. Time For ____000758 741 ______12.5716.8 SA Kids Science Scoops Level 1. RL 2 IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 R Attack Of The Killer Video Book: Tips And Tricks For Young ____025858 D599 ______8.751.75 Directors—Shulman, Mark Humorous introduction to video production from concept formation through organizing a pro- duction to editing film. RL 5.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 82197 ARP 2.0 (FIRE) ©2004 CC, SLJ ____020338 D778 ______15.9521.4 Applied Studies S Hot Jazz Special—Hannah, Jonny Introduces children to 8 jazz SA greats in a poetic tour of a jazz cafe filled with color and per- R My Hands—Douglas, Lloyd G. Simple text introduces the func- © tions of the human hand, as well as tools that can help people sonality. RL 4 IL 2-5 (CAND) 2005 CE, K, PW, SLJ D H17.9124.06 who have no hands. Welcome Books: My Body series. RL 1.4 ____139759 781 ______A IL P-2 ARQ 87073 ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 R Catalina Magdalena Hoopensteiner Wallendiner Hogan ____001588 D612 ______9.5212.79 Logan Bogan Was Her Name—Arnold, Tedd Presents the SA words and music — and varying forms of the name — of a R My Mouth—Douglas, Lloyd G. Simple text introduces the func- tions of the human mouth, as well as how dentists keep our classic camp song that dates at least from the 1940s. RL 2.8 IL P-2 ARQ 84412 ARP.5 (SBS) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ teeth healthy. Welcome Books: My Body series. RL 1.4 IL P-2 D G8.541.47 ARQ 87074 ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 SBF ____000061 782 ______001590 D612 ______9.5212.79 S Where Did They Hide My Presents? Silly Dilly Christmas SA Songs—Katz, Alan Well-known Christmas songs, including R Lice—Hirschmann, Kris Presents the life cycle of lice, a para- site, and describes how they effect their host, symptoms of “O Christmas Tree” and “Deck the Halls,” are presented with new words and titles, such as “Toy Catalogs” and “At the lice infestation, and treatment. Parasites. RL 5.8 IL 4-7 © ARQ 73814 ARP.5 (GRNP) ©2004 CC, SLJ Mall.” RL 2 IL P-2 (SS) 2004 D H17.072.93 ____176101 D614 ______H23.3031.0 ____326446 782 ______S SA Animal Antics: A To Z—Lobel, Anita Cavorting animals and R Chiggers—Jarrow, Gail Describes the physical and behavioral ambitious acrobats present the letters of the alphabet. RL 2 characteristics of chiggers, how the parasites attack their © human hosts, symptoms of chigger infestation, and how the IL P-2 (MOR) 2005 D H17.102.97 infestation is treated. Parasites. RL 5.8 IL 4-7 ARQ 73809 ____014885 791 ______ARP.5 (GRNP) ©2004 CC, SLJ Day At The New Amsterdam Theatre—Amendola, Dana & ____051381 D616 ______H22.2929.4 Domenico, Gino Photographs capture the activity of the all- day-every-day operation of Broadway’s New Amsterdam Guinea Pig Scientists: Bold Self-Experimenters In Science © And Medicine—Dendy, Leslie & Boring, Mel Discusses the Theatre. RL 6 IL 4-7 (WB) 2004 *SLJ D H24.3032.64 men and women who uncovered the answers needed to ____069238 792 ______make progress in the field of medicine. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HOLT) Let Me Play: The Story Of Title IX: The Law That Changed ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ The Future Of Girls In America—Blumenthal, Karen ____128665 D616 ______H20.0926.9 Presents the story of the law and the people who made Title SA IX happen ensuring equal opportunity for girls. RL 6 IL 5-9 R My Mom’s Having A Baby!—Butler, Dori Hillestad Elizabeth © relates specifics of her mother’s pregnancy: conception, (AT) 2005 CE, *SLJ D H18.6825.09 month-by-month development, and delivery. RL 3.6 IL 1-4 ____175410 796 ______SA ARQ 87266 ARP.5 (WHIT) ©2005 *ALA, K, SLJ R Negro League Scrapbook—Weatherford, Carole Boston ____001777 D618 ______H17.072.93 Photographs, sidebars, and poems introduce stars of the Art Of The Catapult: Build Greek Ballistae, Roman Onagers, Negro League and its history, home to some of baseball’s greatest players before integration occurred in the major English Trebuchets, And More Ancient Artillery— © Gurstelle, William Uses the fundamentals of math and leagues. RL 5.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 86794 ARP.5 (BOYD) 2005 K, physics to build historic hurling machines that give life to PW, SLJ D H20.2927.5 siege warfare history. RL 7 IL 5-9 (CHIR) ©2004 CC, SLJ ____000110 796 ______018243 D623 ______17.3523.0 SA R Steam Locomotives: Whistling, Chugging, Smoking Iron Horses Of The Past—Zimmermann, Karl Traces the history of steam locomotives, their impact on American history, and a description of how the steam engine works. RL 7.7 IL 4-7 Poetry ARQ 80138 ARP 1.0 (BOYD) ©2004 CC, K, SLJ S Look At My Book: How Kids Can Write & Illustrate Terrific ____283862 D625 ______H20.2927.5 Books—Leedy, Loreen Provides ideas and simple directions Food For Thought: The Complete Book Of Concepts For for writing, illustrating, designing, and binding books. RL 3 IL 2-5 (HH) ©2004 ALA, K, *SLJ Growing Minds—Freymann, Saxton & Elffers, Joost D Explores various concepts such as shapes, colors, letters, ____004103 808 ______18.4424.7 and opposites using food sculptures. RL 2 IL P-2 (SBS) S Rainbow Soup: Adventures In Poetry—Cleary, Brian P. An ©2005 *ALA, K, PW, SLJ introduction to poetry that uses humorous poems, illustra- ____001761 D634 ______H16.2721.85 tions, and annotations to clarify terms and explain different SA types of poems, such as macaronic verse, concrete poems, R Prairie Builders: Reconstructing America’s Lost and limericks. RL 4 IL 3-6 (LEHC) ©2004 PW, SLJ Grasslands—Collard, Sneed Chronicles the efforts of scien- D tists and volunteers working in Iowa to bring back the native ____248629 808 ______H17.8824.0 SA tallgrass prairie flora and fauna. RL 7.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 86196 R Camel’s Lament: A Poem—Carryl, Charles Edward A poem in ARP 1.0 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ which a camel compares his life with that of other animals of ____241093 D635 ______H17.9224.07 the world. RL 3.3 IL K-3 ARQ 83135 ARP.5 (RA) ©2004 PW, SLJ ER Vets—Jackson, Donna M. RL 5 IL 4-7 (HM) ©2005 D ____090155 D636 ______H17.7123.79 ____004101 811 ______H17.1523.04 S Emeril’s There’s A Chef In My Family!: Recipes To Get Come To My Party And Other Shape Poems—Roemer, Heidi Everybody Cooking—Lagasse, Emeril Provides tips for hav- Poems that celebrate favorite things from different seasons of ing fun and keeping safe in the kitchen, along with dozens of the year, each shaped like the subject at hand. RL 2 IL P-2 (HOLT) ©2004 HB, SLJ world-famous chef Emeril Lagasse’s favorite recipes that fam- D ilies can make and eat together. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2004 CC, ____057333 811 ______H18.6825.09 PW, SLJ S Halloween Howls: Holiday Poetry—Hopkins, Lee Bennett, ____088772 D641 ______H22.7330.5 editor Collects 12 poems capturing the spirit of Halloween for beginning readers. I Can Read Books: Level 2. RL 2 IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 ____129900 D811 ______H17.102.97 SA R Kick In The Head: An Everyday Guide To Poetic Forms— Arts & Leisure Janeczko, Paul B., ed. Collection of poems that represent SA almost thirty poetic forms and how certain rules form the cre- R Buildings In Disguise: Architecture That Looks Like ation of poetry. RL 6.0 IL 3-6 ARQ 86581 ARP 1.0 (CAND) Animals, Food, And Other Things—Arbogast, Joan Marie © Describes and pictures the buildings across America, several 2005 *ALA, CE, *HB, *PW, *SLJ D H18.7125.13 from the 1920s and 1930s when travel became easier, which ____169930 811 ______were built to attract attention and resemble objects such as S Little Stevie Wonder—Troupe, Quincy A poem tribute to blind an elephant, a milk bottle, a basket, and a petrified forest. musician and composer Stevie Wonder. RL 3 IL 1-4 (HM) RL 6.6 IL 3-6 ARQ 86088 ARP 1.0 (BOYD) ©2004 CE, K ©2005 PW, *SLJ ____041524 D720 ______H17.8824.0 ____178759 D811 ______H18.7225.1 S SA Skyscrapers—Simon, Seymour Provides longer yet simple text R Looking For Jaguar: And Other Rain Forest Poems—Katz, to explore information from key facts to fascinating trivia Susan Presents rain forest animals and plants in 19 poems, about high rise constructions. 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S My House Is Singing—Rosenthal, Betsy R. Poems about Underground Reporters: A True Story—Kacer, Kathy some of the things that are in a child’s home, from furniture Presents information on the paper created and maintained by and light bulbs to the cocoon of a flowered bedspread, and a group of Jewish teenagers during Nazi occupation of the the feelings associated with them. RL 2 IL K-3 (HA) ©2004 Czech Republic and reveals how it came to be a symbol of SLJ resistance and a Jewish community’s lifeline. RL 6 IL 5-9 ____004107 D811 ______H17.112.98 (ORCA) ©2004 ALA, K, V SA ____310730 D943 ______15.1420.34 R Oh, No! Where Are My Pants? And Other Disasters— Hopkins, Lee Bennett Collection of humorous poems depict Understanding The Holy Land: Answering Questions About the “worst” days in a child’s everyday life like when friends The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict—Frank, Mitch Offers con- move or worms are found in an apple, demonstrating that cise explanations of the developments in the complex issues anyone can have bad days. RL 3.1 IL 1-4 ARQ 86527 ARP.5 of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its worldwide signifi- (HA) ©2005 ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ cance. RL 8 IL 5-9 (V) ©2004 *ALA, CE, PW, SLJ, V ____220430 D811 ______H17.102.97 ____310803 D956 ______H18.7125.13 S Omnibeasts: Animal Poems And Paintings—Florian, S Fight For Freedom: The American Revolutionary War— Douglas Presents a collection of animal poems and artwork Bobrick, Benson Text and sidebars introduce the fourteen gathered from the author’s previous works. RL 3 IL 2-5 (HB) years of American history leading to the Revolutionary War ©2004 CC, PW, SLJ from the events of the Boston Tea Party through the inaugu- ____221464 D811 ______H18.7225.1 ration of President George Washington. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) Rolling In The Aisles: A Collection Of Laugh-Out-Loud ©2004 CC, K, SLJ D H22.7030.49 Poems—Lansky, Bruce, editor Collection of humorous ____099881 973 ______SA American poetry on such topics as homelife, relatives, sib- R Journey Of The One And Only Declaration Of lings, friends, pets, school, sickness, and holidays. RL 4 IL 2-5 Independence—St. George, Judith Follows the actual docu- (MDB) ©2004 ment of America’s Declaration of Independence as it survives ____256808 D811 ______H17.9224.07 200 years of manhandling, travel, and hiding to remain one of A our nation’s most prized symbols of freedom. RL 5.4 IL 2-5 R Runny Babbit: A Billy Sook—Silverstein, Shel Collection of poems filled with wordplay, rhymes, and spoonerisms. RL 4.2 ARQ 86245 ARP.5 (PU) ©2005 CE, HB, *SLJ D H17.9124.06 IL 2-5 ARQ 86634 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 ALA, CE, HB, *PW, ____222698 973 ______*SLJ S Let It Begin Here! Lexington & Concord: First Battles Of ____258517 D811 ______H18.5124.86 The American Revolution—Fradin, Dennis Brindell Present- Science, Fresh Squeezed!—Shields, Carol Diggory A collec- tense narration of the events starting April 18, 1775 which tion of poems on such scientific topics as fossils, clones, the acknowledges the deadliness of the battles and identifies periodic table, inertia, and more. Brainjuice series. RL 5 IL 4-7 both sides’ historical figures, then provides their post-battle (CHRO) ©2003 PW, SLJ histories. RL 4 IL 2-5 (WALK) ©2005 *ALA, CE, K D H18.6024.98 ____038320 D811 ______H16.2721.85 ____175395 973 ______SA Liberty Or Death: The American Revolution, 1763-1783— R Song Of The Water Boatman And Other Pond Poems— Sidman, Joyce A collection of poems that provide a look at Maestro, Betsy True account of the times and achievements some of the animals, insects, and plants that are found in of the American Revolution in picture-book format for chil- ponds, with accompanying information about each. RL 5.0 dren. RL 4 IL 2-5 (HA) ©2002 D H16.902.70 IL 2-5 ARQ 84962 ARP.5 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ ____176015 973 ______A ____001790 D811 ______H17.112.98 R Secrets Of A Civil War Submarine: Solving The Mysteries S Squeal And Squawk: Barnyard Talk—Pearson, Susan Poetry Of The H.L. Hunley—Walker, Sally M. After its historic 1864 introduces farm animals to children. RL 3 IL K-3 (MACA) sinking of a US battleship, the confederate submarine, H.L. ©2004 CC, PW, SLJ Hunley, sank and remained lost for over 130 years until it was ____282098 D811 ______H17.8824.0 found in 1995. RL 8.2 IL 5-9 ARQ 85867 ARP 4.0 (LEHC) © S 2005 *ALA, CE, *SLJ Story Goes On—Fisher, Aileen An illustrated poem about the ____265304 D973 ______H19.2825.90 cycle of life — bug eats plant, frog eats bug, snake eats frog, hawk eats snake, and so on. RL 2 IL P-2 (RBRK) ©2005 K, Student Encyclopedia Of The United States—Shapiro, William E., editor RL 5 IL 4-7 (HM) ©2005 *SLJ D G23.3631.8 ____285520 D811 ______H17.8824.0 ____288866 Ref 973 ______SA SA R Valley Forge—Ammon, Richard Discusses the lifestyle and R Tai Chi Morning: Snapshots Of China—Grimes, Nikki Describes in poetry format the author’s view of China’s east importance of the American Revolution’s Valley Forge cam- coast, juxtaposing signs of the old China with the new and paign. RL 6.8 IL 3-6 ARQ 80716 ARP 1.0 (HH) ©2004 CC, K, expressing the various ways the world can be experienced. *SLJ D H17.8824.0 RL 5.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 84011 ARP 1.0 (CRI) ©2004 SLJ ____314013 973 ______SA ____291610 D811 ______H17.072.93 R What Presidents Are Made Of—Piven, Hanoch Brief biograph- S Who’s That Baby? New-Baby Songs—Creech, Sharon Short ical entries accompany illustrations of the presidents made poems and songs reflect the life of a newborn baby, as he or using items that reflect their interests or personalities. RL 4.9 she meets various relatives and learns about the world. RL 2 IL 2-5 ARQ 82534 ARP.5 (SS) ©2004 K, NYT, PW, SLJ IL P-2 (HA) ©2004 ____323853 D973 ______H17.072.93 D H17.102.97 ____329170 811 ______S Curious Glimpse Of Michigan—Kammeraad, Kevin & S Wonderful Words: Poems About Reading, Writing, Stephanie Presents facts and humorous poems about the Speaking, And Listening—Hopkins, Lee Bennett Presents state of Michigan. RL 4 IL 3-6 (AUCR) ©2004 15 poems of different types which celebrate words and their ____066742 D977 ______H20.2927.5 influence on our lives. RL 4 IL 1-5 (SS) ©2004 SLJ ____004108 D811 ______H17.1523.04 Collective Biographies Joke Books Dred And Harriet Scott: A Family’s Struggle For Freedom— How To Be The Funniest Kid In The Whole Wide World (Or Swain, Gwenyth Presents the lives of Dred and Harriet Scott, Just In Your Class)—Leno, Jay Contains hundreds of origi- whose civil suit for freedom was denied by the United States nal animal jokes, knock-knock jokes, and silly questions plus Supreme Court provoking the ire of Northern abolitionists and sidebars of information on people and acts that became contributed to the tensions between Northern and Southern famous. RL 3 IL 2-5 (SS) ©2005 states that led to the American Civil War. RL 6 IL 5-9 (MHS) ____143331 D818 ______H16.0721.59 ©2004 CC, SLJ ____082069 D920 ______15.7521.6 Good Brother, Bad Brother: The Story Of Edwin Booth & John Wilkes Booth—Giblin, James Cross Biography of Edwin and John Wilkes Booth, two brothers and accom- Geography/History plished actors, who held opposing views politically and one of who shot Abraham Lincoln. RL 7 IL 5-9 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, Concise Geography Encyclopedia—Gifford, Clive RL 6 IL 5-9 © CE, HB, *SLJ (HM) 2005 D H21.9329.46 ____060314 DRef 910 ______G11.6615.6 ____120041 920 ______SA Kid Who Named Pluto And The Stories Of Other R Top To Bottom Down Under—Lewin, Ted & Betsy Describes the distinctive wildlife of northern Australia’s Kakadu National Extraordinary Young People In Science—McCutcheon, Park as well as southern Kangaroo Island. RL 4.8 IL 2-5 Marc A collection of profiles of children and young adults ARQ 86247 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 CE, K, PW, SLJ whose scientific inventions made an impact on the world, ____001795 D919 ______H17.102.97 including Louis Braille who discovered a way for the blind to S read and write. RL 4 IL 3-6 (CHRO) ©2004 CC, K, PW, SLJ Egypt In Spectacular Cross-Section—Biesty, Stephen RL 5 ____169984 D920 ______H17.102.97 IL 4-7 (SBS) ©2005 ____086979 D932 ______H19.5126.1 SA R Best Book Of Ancient Rome—Murrell, Deborah Jane Provides information about ancient Roman life, examining the city’s ori- gins and rulers, discussing its military, homes, and recreation, Individual Biographies then looking at the fall of the empire. Best Book Of . . . series. SA R Always Remember Me: How One Family Survived World RL 6.0 IL 2-5 ARQ 83000 ARP.5 (HM) ©2004 K, SLJ D 15.9521.4 War II—Russo, Marisabina Introduces the Holocaust events ____028139 937 ______of WWII through Grandmother Oma’s discussion of photos of Journey That Saved Curious George: The True Wartime life before and after with Rachel. RL 4.6 IL 2-5 ARQ 86657 Escape Of Margret And H.A. Rey—Borden, Louise RL 3 ARP.5 (SS) ©2005 CE, K, *SLJ IL 2-4 (HM) ©2005 ____000748 D92 ______H17.8824.0 7 ____165229 D940 ______H17.7123.79 . NEW TITLES - NONFICTION/FICTION

S SA Anne Frank—Poole, Josephine Picture-book biography telling R Roberto Clemente: Pride Of The Pittsburgh Pirates—Winter, Anne’s story directly within the context of the popularization of Jonah Biography of Roberto Clemente, a great Puerto Rican the Nazi movement. Includes detailed historical chronology. baseball player, who was the first Latino inducted into the RL 4 IL 2-5 (RA) ©2004 *ALA, PW National Baseball Hall of Fame. RL 4.5 IL K-3 ARQ 85937 ____015603 D92 ______H18.6825.09 ARP.5 (AT) ©2005 ALA, PW, *SLJ A D H17.8824.0 R Champ!: The Story Of Muhammad Ali—Bolden, Tonya ____255155 92 ______Picture book biography covering Cassius Clay’s beginnings S Rosa—Giovanni, Nikki Biography celebrating Rosa Parks’ as a boxer and his choices as an adult, such as changing his courageous action and subsequent events in the American religion to Islam and his name to Muhammad Ali. RL 5.0 IL 2- civil rights movement. RL 3 IL 1-4 (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA 5 ARQ 86194 ARP.5 (K) ©2004 *SLJ ____257659 D92 ______H17.8824.0 ____380319 D92 ______H18.4824.8 S Sholom’s Treasure: How Sholom Aleichem Became A Crazy Horse: Young War Chief—Stanley, George E. Writer—Silverman, Erica Describes some events in the life of Childhood of Famous Americans series. RL 5 IL 4-7 (ALD) Sholem Aleichem, the Yiddish author who wrote stories about ©2004 ____063708 D92 ______9.3512.56 Jewish life in nineteenth-century Russia. RL 3 IL 1-4 (FSG) ©2004 *ALA, CE, HB, K, PW, *SLJ Friend Called Anne: One Girl’s Story Of War, Peace And A ____001786 D92 ______H17.112.98 Unique Friendship With Anne Frank—Van Maarsen, A Jacqueline & Lee, Carol Ann Recounts the author’s experi- R Sixteen Years In Sixteen Seconds: The Sammy Lee Story— ences growing up in Amsterdam, her friendship with Anne Yoo, Paula Describes the determination of Sammy Lee, a Frank, and her own narrow escape from Nazi deportation. Korean American who overcame discrimination to become an RL 6 IL 4-7 (V) ©2004 ALA, CE, HB, SLJ Olympic contender. RL 5.2 IL 2-5 ARQ 87481 ARP.5 (LEE) ____001762 D92 ______H16.902.70 ©2005 *ALA, HB, PW, SLJ D H17.6723.7 SA ____001788 92 ______R Genius: A Photobiography Of Albert Einstein—Delano, SA Marfe Ferguson Text and photographs introduce the German R Toulouse-Lautrec: The Moulin Rouge And The City Of scientist’s life and career, from his childhood in Ulm to his Light—Burleigh, Robert Picture book biography of the French migration to the United States and his teaching career at the painter who overcame a crippling childhood disease to create California Institute of Technology and Princeton University. the vibrant poster medium at the turn of the 19th century. RL 7.6 IL 4-7 ARQ 86358 ARP 2.0 (NGS) ©2005 *ALA, CE, RL 5.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 86663 ARP.5 (HNA) ©2005 *ALA, PW, *SLJ SLJ ____001763 D92 ______H18.6825.09 ____304719 D92 ______H18.6825.09 S A Good Lion—Markham, Beryl & Brown, Don An account of the R Voice That Challenged A Nation: Marian Anderson And The time in the pilot Beryl Markham’s childhood in Kenya when Struggle For Equal Rights—Freedman, Russell An account she was attacked by a lion that her neighbors kept as a pet. RL 4 IL 2-5 (HM) ©2005 of the great African American vocalist considers her life and ____120424 D92 ______H17.112.98 musical career in the context of the history of civil rights in this © S country. RL 8.2 IL 5-9 ARQ 78566 ARP 3.0 (HM) 2004 ALA, Great Bridge-Building Contest—Zaunders, Bo Biography of ANB, BB, *CE, HB, *K, N, *PW, *RS, *SLJ, V furniture-maker Lemuel Chenoweth who enters an 1800s ____317069 D92 ______H18.7225.1 bridge-designing contest, constructs a nail-less demonstration SA model which holds his own weight, and wins the commission R Win One For The Gipper: America’s Football Hero—Wargin, to build a bridge spanning the Tygart River in what became Kathy-Jo Relates the life of football hero, George Gipp, from West Virginia. RL 4 IL 2-5 (HNA) ©2004 SLJ his Michigan childhood through his Notre Dame career and ____123035 D92 ______H17.8824.0 fatal illness. RL 5.4 IL 2-5 ARQ 82908 ARP.5 (SBP) ©2004 Hidden Child—Millman, Isaac The author details his difficult PW D H 24.0 experiences as a young Jewish child living in Nazi-occupied ____330880 92 ______17.88 SA France during the 1940s. RL 6 IL 5-9 (FSG) ©2005 *ALA R York’s Adventures With Lewis And Clark: An African- ____136271 D92 ______H18.5224.8 American’s Part In The Great Expedition—Blumberg, Leonardo Da Vinci: Young Artist, Writer, And Inventor— Rhoda Relates the adventures of York, a slave and “body ser- Stanley, George E. RL 5 IL 4-7 (ALD) ©2005 vant” to William Clark, who journeyed west with the Lewis and ____175413 D92 ______9.3512.56 Clark Expedition of 1804-1806. RL 7.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 75941 © SA ARP 3.0 (HA) 2004 SLJ R Librarian Of Basra: A True Story From Iraq—Winter, Jeanette D H18.7125.13 Alia Muhammad Baker secretly moves thirty thousand books ____004109 92 ______into the safety of friends’ homes when her government refuses to help get them out of the war zone. RL 3.2 IL 1-4 ARQ 83517 ARP.5 (HB) ©2005 ALA, CE, HB, K, NYT, PW, *SLJ ____176001 D92 ______H17.112.98 Fiction, Author Order A R Little Green: Growing Up In The Cultural Revolution—Yu, Chun Recounts, in free verse poetry, a child’s view of China’s (917236) All 140 PreK-8 Fiction Titles $2,024.61 A Communist Revolution from early memories of unstoppable R Abrahams, Peter—Down The Rabbit Hole Like her idol propaganda, her family’s separations and re-education, and Sherlock Holmes, eighth grader Ingrid Levin-Hill uses her gradual understanding of politics until Mao’s death when the intellect to solve a murder case in her home town of Echo author was ten. RL 5.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 86303 ARP 3.0 (SS) Falls. Echo Falls Mystery series. RL 4.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 86936 ©2005 CE, HB, K, PW, SLJ ARP 10.0 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, *CE, PW, SLJ D H 2.6 ____178070 92 ______16.87 ____081503 DFIC ______H16.902.70 SA R Maritcha: A Nineteenth-Century American Girl—Bolden, A R Alexander, Lloyd—Xanadu Adventure Vesper Holly’s adven- Tonya Describes life from the viewpoint of Maritcha Lyons, tures continue as she, her guardians, and their friends jour- born a free black in 1848 Manhattan, a predominantly white © ney to Asia Minor in search of the ancient city of Troy, but fall society. RL 7.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 86214 ARP 1.0 (HNA) 2005 into the trap of an old nemesis. RL 5.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 86252 *ALA, CE, HB, K, PW, *SLJ © ____001773 D92 ______H18.6825.09 ARP 5.0 (DU) 2005 *ALA, HB, PW ____336615 DFIC ______H17.7123.79 SA R Miss Lady Bird’s Wildflowers: How A First Lady Changed America—Appelt, Kathi A biography of Lady Bird Johnson Allison, Jennifer—Gilda Joyce, Psychic Investigator During who, as the wife of President Lyndon Johnson, reminded citi- the summer before ninth grade, intrepid Gilda Joyce invites zens about the importance of conserving natural resources herself to the San Francisco mansion of distant cousin Lester and promoted the beautification of cities and highways by Splinter and his thirteen-year-old daughter, where she uses planting wildflowers. RL 5.3 IL 2-5 ARQ 85972 ARP.5 (HA) her purported psychic abilities and detective skills to solve the ©2005 K mystery of the mansion’s boarded-up tower. RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) ____198403 D92 ______H17.9124.06 ©2005 *ALA, *SLJ D H12.8917.3 SA ____116893 FIC ______R Mother Teresa—Demi A biography of Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, A known as Mother Teresa, who spent most of her life serving R Anderson, M. T.—Whales On Stilts Racing against the clock, “the poorest of the poor” in Calcutta, India. RL 6.7 IL 1-4 shy middle-school student Lily and her best friends, Katie and ARQ 85404 ARP 1.0 (SS) ©2005 ALA, HB, PW, *SLJ Jasper, must foil the plot of her father’s conniving boss to con- ____202605 D92 ______H20.2927.5 quer the world using an army of whales. RL 4.6 IL 5-9 S Mr. Williams—Barbour, Karen Retells the memories of J. W. ARQ 86253 ARP 3.0 (HB) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *PW, SLJ Williams’ early 20th-century boyhood in Louisiana, where field ____323129 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 work was the normal occupation of children for most of the Avi—Poppy’s Return Poppy, accompanied by her troublesome year. RL 2 IL K-3 (HOLT) ©2005 *SLJ son Junior, his skunk friend, and Uncle Ereth the porcupine, ____014344 D92 ______H17.8824.0 responds to a summons to return to her ancestral home, Gray Our Eleanor: A Scrapbook Look At Eleanor Roosevelt’s House, to save the mice there from destruction by a bull- Remarkable Life—Fleming, Candace Presents the person dozer. RL 4 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 behind the politics in Eleanor Roosevelt’s many different roles ____239773 DFIC ______H16.902.70 and complements the biography with source documents. RL 5 A R Baker, E. D.—Once Upon A Curse Esmeralda, who is both a IL 4-7 (AT) ©2005 princess and a powerful witch, must travel back in time to end D H20.0926.9 ____226163 92 ______a family curse or risk losing her true love, Prince Eadric, for- SA R Rachel Carson: Preserving A Sense Of Wonder—Locker, ever. Tales of the Frog Princess Series #3. RL5.6 IL 4-7 Thomas A biography of Rachel Carson interspersed with her ARQ 85752 ARP 9.0 (HOLT) ©2004 CE, PW own memorable quotes. RL 4.6 IL 2-5 ARQ 83525 ARP.5 ____222622 DFIC ______H16.872.6 (FULC) ©2004 SLJ ____248608 D92 ______H18.6825.09 Besson, Luc—Arthur And The Forbidden City In order to find his grandfather’s lost treasure and save the Minimoys, Arthur Reaching For The Moon—Aldrin, Buzz Aldrin’s first-person and his companions, including Princess Selinia, travel into the account of early incidents that coalesced into his exploration forbidden city ruled by Maltazard the Cursed. Sequel to Arthur of the moon with fellow astronaut Neil Armstrong. RL 3 IL 1-4 and the Minimoys. RL 6 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 (HA) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ ____018498 DFIC ______H16.902.70 8 ____014345 D92 ______H16.902.70 . NEW TITLES - FICTION

A R Brown, Jacquelyn M.—Little Cricket After the upheaval of the Deutsch, Stacia & Cohon, Rhody—Disney’s Dream The third- Vietnam War reaches them, twelve-year-old Kia and her grade quartet is off to convince Disney he really should make Hmong family flee from the mountains of Laos to a refugee the first animated movie with sound. Blast to the Past #2. camp in Thailand and eventually to the alien world of Saint RL 4 IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 Paul, Minnesota. RL 6.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 78606 ARP 7.0 (WB) ____077740 DFIC ______8.551.48 ©2004 CC, K, PW, SLJ A R Deutsch, Stacia & Cohon, Rhody—Lincoln’s Legacy Abigail D H16.902.70 ____177981 FIC ______and three other third-graders get the chance to convince A R Bruchac, Joseph—Code Talker After being taught in a boarding Lincoln not to give up on freeing the slaves when their history school run by whites that Navajo is a useless language, Ned teacher gives them his time travel device. Blast to the Past Begay and other Navajo men are recruited by the Marines to series #1. RL 3.6 IL 2-5 ARQ 84957 ARP 2.0 (ALD) ©2005 PW become Code Talkers, sending messages during World War ____177365 DFIC ______8.551.48 II in their native tongue. RL 6.4 IL 5-9 ARQ 85819 ARP 9.0 (V) Dixon, Franklin W.—Burned Hardy Boys: Undercover Brothers ©2005 *ALA, CE, *K, SLJ, V #6. RL 5 IL 4-7 (ALD) ©2005 D H17.7123.79 ____056870 FIC ______041874 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Bruchac, Joseph—Whisper In The Dark An ancient and terrify- Dowell, Frances O’Roark—Chicken Boy Since the death of his ing Narragansett Native American legend begins to come true mother, Tobin’s family life and school life have been in disar- for a teenage long-distance runner, whose recovery from the ray, but after he starts raising chickens with his seventh-grade accident that killed her parents has stunned everyone, includ- classmate, Henry, everything starts to fall into place. RL 6 ing her guardian aunt in Providence, Rhode Island. RL 5 IL 4- IL 5-9 (AT) ©2005 *ALA, *SLJ © 7 (HA) 2005 ____050974 DFIC ______H16.872.6 ____326865 DFIC ______H16.902.70 Duble, Kathleen Benner—Sacrifice Two sisters, aged ten and Bunting, Eve—Lambkins After being kidnapped by the lonely twelve, are accused of witchcraft in Andover, Massachusetts, widow of a brilliant geneticist, Kyle finds himself shrunk to doll- in 1692 and await trial in a miserable prison while their mother size and living with three other children in a dollhouse from desperately searches for some way to obtain their freedom. which there seems to be no escape. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 RL 6 IL 5-9 (SS) ©2005 D H16.902.70 ____173062 FIC ______258879 DFIC ______H16.872.6 Byng, Georgia—Molly Moon’s Hypnotic Time Travel A R Erdrich, Louise—Game Of Silence Nine-year-old Omakayas, of Adventure Molly heads to India to learn more about hypnosis the Ojibwa tribe, moves west with her family in 1849. RL 5.9 and meets younger versions of herself through time travel IL 4-7 ARQ 87336 ARP 9.0 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, *HB © experiments. Molly Moon series #3. RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) 2005 ____112963 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____200226 DFIC ______H17.7123.79 S Falcone, L. M.—Walking With The Dead A Halloween lightning Byrd, Robert—Hero And The Minotaur Retells the Greek tale strike reanimates a Greek mummy who sends Alex and of Theseus who must solve the mystery of his birth, deal with Freddie off on a time-traveling mission to a mythological robbers, and kill the child-eating beast of Athens. RL 4 IL 2-5 Greece in order save a child and give the mummy peace. (DU) ©2005 CE, *SLJ RL 5 IL 4-7 (KCP) ©2005 CE D H18.7125.13 ____135503 FIC ______001800 DFIC ______10.9314.68 Cameron, Ann—Colibri (Spanish Ed.) Kidnapped when she Farley, Terri—Firefly Sam rises to the challenge of helping an was very young by an unscrupulous man who has forced her injured colt find a home. Phantom Stallion #18. RL 5 IL 4-7 to lie and beg to get money, a twelve-year-old Mayan girl (HA) ©2005 endures an abusive life, always wishing she could return to the ____101015 DFIC ______9.3512.56 parents she can hardly remember. RL 4.6 IL 5-9 (SBS) ©2005 ____056963 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Farley, Terri—Heartbreak Bronco Jinx arrives at River Bend and accidents start to happen, but Sam believes the horse is Carman, Patrick—Beyond The Valley Of Thorns When thir- actually the good luck charm she needs. Phantom Stallion teen-year-old Alexa embarks on a mysterious quest, she series #13. RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2004 finds her old friends Yipes the little man, Murphy the squirrel, ____132826 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Odessa the wolf, and Squire the hawk have been designated to help her. Land of Elyon Book 2. RL 6 IL 5-9 (SBS) ©2005 Farley, Terri—Kidnapped Colt Sam must deal with the situation ____029209 DFIC ______H13.6918.39 when a colt is kidnapped. Phantom Stallion #15. RL 5 IL 4-7 © A (HA) 2005 R Carman, Patrick—Dark Hills Divide When she finds the key to ____170015 DFIC ______9.3512.56 a secret passageway leading out of the walled city of A Bridewell, twelve-year-old Alexa realizes her lifelong wish to R Farley, Terri—Moonrise The Phantom Stallion and his rival, explore the mysterious forests and mountains that lie beyond New Moon, must ally with each other to protect the new foals the wall. RL 6.1 IL 5-9 ARQ 86676 ARP 10.0 (SBS) ©2005 from a vicious pack of dogs loose on the range. Phantom Stallion #14. RL 5.1 IL 4-7 ARQ 86801 ARP 5.0 (HA) ©2005 HB, K, PW, SLJ D 9.3512.56 ____068112 DFIC ______H13.6618.35 ____201379 FIC ______SA Farley, Terri—Mountain Mare Samantha finds a lost mare and R Cassels, Jean—Mysterious Collection Of Dr. David must find its owner before the Phantom Stallion claims her. Harleyson When a world famous artist disappears, his Phantom Stallion #17. RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 nephew pieces together the clues found on the backs of a ____203078 DFIC ______9.3512.56 group of portraits, which feature characters from Mother A Goose, Grimm, and Aesop, to decipher where the artist went R Farley, Terri—Rain Dance Dark Sunshine is about to foal during and where to send the pictures. RL 3.5 IL K-3 ARQ 84402 a dangerous thunderstorm while everyone else is away and ARP.5 (WALK) ©2004 K, *PW Sam must keep the Phantom Stallion from taking his newborn ____207581 DFIC ______H17.8824.0 filly into the wild. Phantom Stallion #12. RL 5.4 IL 4-7 ARQ 80741 ARP 5.0 (HA) ©2004 A R Choldenko, Gennifer—Al Capone Does My Shirts A twelve- ____248841 DFIC ______9.3512.56 year-old boy named Moose moves to Alcatraz Island in 1935 when guards’ families were housed there, and has to contend Farley, Terri—Wildest Heart Sam must deal will challenges at River Bend. Phantom Stallion #16. RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 with his extraordinary new environment in addition to life with D 9.3512.56 his autistic sister. RL 3.5 IL 5-9 ARQ 74909 ARP 7.0 (V) ____330224 FIC ______©2004 ALA, ANB, BB, CE, HB, *K, N, *PW, *SLJ, V Flanagan, John—Ruins Of Gorlan When fifteen-year-old Will is ____006697 DFIC ______H16.902.70 rejected by battleschool, he becomes the reluctant apprentice to the mysterious Ranger Halt, and winds up protecting the Clarke, Judith—Kalpana’s Dream While an English class of 7B kingdom from danger. Book One of the Ranger’s Apprentice students at Wentworth High in Australia struggle with a six- series. RL 6 IL 5-9 (PU) ©2005 *ALA, CE week essay assignment answering, “Who am I?,” one child’s ____257913 DFIC ______H16.902.70 great-grandmother arrives unexpectedly from India to follow S her dream. RL 6 IL 5-9 (FRON) ©2005 *ALA, *CE, PW French, Jackie—Pete The Sheep-Sheep RL 2 IL P-2 (HM) © ____001768 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 2005 ____233081 DFIC ______H15.5120.83 A R Curry, Jane Louise—Black Canary As the child of two musi- Giff, Patricia Reilly—Willow Run During World War II, after cians, twelve-year-old James has no interest in music until he moving with her parents to Willow Run, Michigan, when her discovers a portal to seventeenth-century London in his father gets a job in the B-24 bomber-building factory, eleven- uncle’s basement, and finds himself in a situation where his year-old Meggie learns about different kinds of bravery from beautiful voice and the fact that he is biracial might serve him all of the people around her. RL 5 IL 4-7 (DY) ©2005 *ALA well. RL 6.1 IL 5-9 ARQ 86093 ARP 8.0 (SS) ©2005 *ALA, ____330740 DFIC ______H16.872.6 CE, HB, SLJ A ____001752 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 R Gilbert, Sheri L.—Legacy Of Gloria Russell Twelve-year-old Billy James tries to come to terms with the sudden death of Delaney, Joseph—Revenge Of The Witch Young Tom, the sev- his best friend and learns about himself, his own family his- enth son of a seventh son, starts work as an apprentice for tory, and life in his small hometown in the Ozark mountains. the village spook, whose job is to protect ordinary folk from RL 4.6 IL 5-9 ARQ 79052 ARP 8.0 (B) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ “ghouls, boggarts, and all manner of wicked beasties.” Book ____175065 DFIC ______10.1513.6 © of The Last Apprentice trilogy. RL 6 IL 5-9 (MOR) 2005 Going, K. L.—Liberation Of Gabriel King In Georgia during the D H16.1021.63 ____173812 FIC ______summer of 1976, Gabriel, a white boy who is being bullied, A R Derby, Kenneth—Top 10 Ways To Ruin The First Day Of 5th and Frita, an African American girl who is facing prejudice, Grade Follows the humorous attempts of fifth grader Anthony decide to overcome their many fears together as they enter “TB” Madison to become a guest on his favorite television fifth grade. RL 6 IL 5-9 (PU) ©2005 ALA, CE, HB show, “The Late Show with David Letterman.” RL 4.2 IL 3-6 ____175998 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ARQ 83614 ARP 4.0 (HH) ©2004 K Graff, Nancy Price—Taking Wing With his father in the Army ____304205 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 Air Corps and his mother diagnosed with tuberculosis, thir- Deutsch, Stacia & Cohon, Rhody—Bell’s Breakthrough RL 4 teen-year-old Gus sets out to incubate a nest of orphaned IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 duck eggs on his grandparents’ farm in Vermont. RL 6 IL 5-9 ____027159 DFIC ______8.551.48 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, CE, SLJ ____291679 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 9 . NEW TITLES - FICTION

A Grant, K. M.—Blood Red Horse A special horse named R Hunter, Erin—Darkest Hour ThunderClan’s darkest hour is Hosanna changes the lives of two English brothers and those upon them and Fireheart, the warrior cat, must protect his around them as they fight with King Richard I against clan from a threat unlike any the forest has ever seen, as the Saladin’s armies during the Third Crusades. RL 6 IL 5-9 time comes for prophecies to unfold and heroes to rise. (WALK) ©2004 *ALA, K, SLJ Warriors #6. RL 6.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 82929 ARP 12.0 (HA) ©2004 ____033848 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 ALA, PW, SLJ A ____068220 DFIC ______10.1513.6 R Grant, Vicki—Puppet Wrangler Well-behaved Telly is shipped to her television producer aunt while her parents deal with her Hunter, Erin—Moonrise As they journey home to warn their outrageous sister, but life becomes surreal as a television clans of the coming destruction, the six cats, guided by puppet comes to life and demands Telly help him realize his StarClan’s prophecy, meet an unfamiliar tribe of cats with their consumer-focused adventures. Orca Soundings series. own set of beliefs and their own mysterious prophecy. RL 4.8 IL 5-9 ARQ 82838 ARP 6.0 (ORCA) ©2004 SLJ, V Warriors: The New Prophecy #2. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 ____245899 DFIC ______11.7315.76 ____201410 DFIC ______H16.902.70 A A R Grover, Lorie Ann—Hold Me Tight In Miami, Florida, ten-year- R Ives, David—Scrib In 1863, a sixteen-year-old boy nicknamed old Essie has trouble finding the strength and courage to Scrib travels around the West making his living writing and overcome her feelings of fear, guilt, and shame when her delivering letters, which leads to him nearly getting killed, father abandons their family, a classmate is kidnapped, and being jailed as a criminal, joining up with Crazy James then a family friend molests her. RL 3.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 86535 Kincaid, and delivering a letter from President Abraham ARP 4.0 (SS) ©2005 CE, K, SLJ Lincoln to a Paiute Indian. RL 5.4 IL 5-9 ARQ 86104 ARP 6.0 ____138590 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 (HA) ©2005 CE, K, *PW, SLJ D H16.902.70 Gutman, Dan—Miss Lazar Is Bizarre! Miss Lazar knows how ____261974 FIC ______A to make her custodian job fun by dancing around the school R Jones, Marcia Thornton & Dadey, Debbie—Class Trip To The with a mop. My Weird School #9. RL 4 IL 3-6 (HA) ©2005 K, Haunted House Cassidy, Jeff, and Nina are forced to go on a PW field trip to the spooky Blackburn Mansion. Ghostville ____198383 DFIC ______8.551.48 Elementary #10. RL 4.0 IL 2-5 ARQ 87221 ARP 1.0 (SBS) S ©2005 Gutman, Dan—Mr. Hynde Is Out Of His Mind! When boring D 8.551.48 Mr. Loring retires, A.J.’s class gets a new music teacher who ____000889 FIC ______A raps, break-dances, and thinks he has what it takes to R Jordan, Rosa—Lost Goat Lane Two families — one white, one become a famous musician. My Weird School Series. RL 4 black — living near one another in rural Florida overcome IL 3-6 (HA) ©2005 their suspicions of each other and find ways to work together, ____000012 DFIC ______8.751.75 with the help of their children and a few goats. RL 4.6 IL 4-7 S Gutman, Dan—Mrs. Cooney Is Loony! Mrs. Cooney, the ARQ 82400 ARP 8.0 (PEAC) ©2004 CE, K, SLJ D H16.0721.59 school nurse, is so beautiful that A.J. has a crush on her, ____182405 FIC ______A even though he suspects she might be an international spy. R Kaaberbol, Lene—Shamer’s Daughter After her mother, a My Weird School series #7. RL 4 IL 3-6 (HA) ©2005 Shamer, is summoned to Dunark for a mission, ten-year-old ____203870 DFIC ______8.751.75 Dina is forced to use her own special powers as she is caught Gutman, Dan—Ms. LaGrange Is Strange! The new lunch lady up in an adventure of political intrigue and survival. Shamer at Ella Mentry School, Ms. LaGrange, writes secret messages Chronicles series #1. RL 5.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 77884 ARP 8.0 in the mashed potatoes and tries her best to get A.J. and the (HOLT) ©2002 K, PW, SLJ, V D H17.6723.7 other students to eat healthy foods. My Weird School #8. RL 4 ____268703 FIC ______A IL 3-6 (HA) ©2005 K, PW R Kadohata, Cynthia—Kira-Kira Chronicles the close friendship ____204125 DFIC ______8.551.48 between two Japanese-American sisters growing up in rural A Georgia during the late 1950s and early 1960s, and the R Haddix, Margaret Peterson—Among The Enemy In a society that allows families to have only two children, third child despair when one sister becomes terminally ill. RL 4.7 IL 5-9 Matthias joins the Population Police to infiltrate their system. ARQ 74071 ARP 7.0 (SS) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, CE, HB, K, *N, Shadow Children series. RL 5.3 IL 4-7 ARQ 87624 ARP 7.0 *PW, *SLJ, V D H16.872.6 (SS) ©2005 ____171798 FIC ______012928 DFIC ______H16.872.6 Keehn, Sally M.—Gnat Stokes And The Foggy Bottom Haddix, Margaret Peterson—Double Identity When 13-year-old Swamp Queen In Mary’s Cove, Tennessee, in 1869, twelve- Bethany’s overprotective parents suddenly drop out of sight year-old Gnat Stokes decides to prove she’s not just a trouble with no explanation, leaving her with an aunt she never knew maker by rescuing a boy who was spirited away seven years existed, Bethany uncovers shocking secrets that make her earlier by the evil Swamp Queen of Foggy Bottom. RL 5 IL 4-7 question everything about herself and her family. RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) ©2005 K, *SLJ D H17.7123.79 (SS) ©2005 ____000749 FIC ______081320 DFIC ______H16.872.6 Keene, Carolyn—Apple Bandit Nancy Drew Notebooks #68. RL 3 IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 Hahn, Mary Downing—Janey And The Famous Author RL 2 D 8.551.48 IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 ____016765 FIC ______161193 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 Keene, Carolyn—Riverboat Ruse Nancy Drew (All New) Girl Detective Series #11. RL 5 IL 4-7 (ALD) ©2005 Hart, J. V.—Capt. Hook: The Adventures Of A Notorious D 9.3512.56 Youth Describes the youthful adventures of J. M. Barrie’s ____254210 FIC ______A classic character, Captain Hook, from his days at Eton to his R Keene, Carolyn—Scarlet Macaw Scandal Nancy Drew (All voyages on the high sea. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 New) Girl Detective Series #8. RL 4.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 83025 ____045825 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ARP 4.0 (ALD) ©2004 D 9.3512.56 S Hart, Lenore—Treasure Of Savage Island After Rafe, a run- ____261407 FIC ______A away slave, stows away on a ship that wrecks off an island R Keene, Carolyn—Secret Of The Spa Nancy Drew (All New) Girl near the Eastern Shore, he is helped by thirteen-year-old Detective Series #9. RL 5.4 IL 4-7 ARQ 85217 ARP 5.0 (ALD) Molly, and the two of them share an adventure involving ©2005 pirates, spies, and a lost treasure. RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) ©2005 K, ____263919 DFIC ______9.3512.56 A *SLJ R Keene, Carolyn—Stolen Relic Nancy Drew (All New) Girl ____014346 DFIC ______H18.7125.13 Detective Series #7. RL 4.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 81736 ARP 4.0 (ALD) Hopkinson, Deborah—From Slave To Soldier: Based On A ©2004 True Civil War Story A boy who hates being a slave joins the ____284625 DFIC ______9.3512.56 A Union Army to fight for freedom, and proves himself brave R Keene, Carolyn—Uncivil Acts Nancy Drew (All New) Girl and capable of handling a mule team when the need arises. Detective Series #10. RL 5.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 86306 ARP 4.0 Ready-to-Read/Level 3. RL 3 IL 1-4 (AT) ©2005 (ALD) ©2005 ____111263 DFIC ______H16.0721.59 ____310510 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Horowitz, Anthony—Raven’s Gate Sent to live in a foster home Kimmel, Elizabeth Cody—Lily B. On The Brink Of Love in a remote Yorkshire village, Matt, a troubled fourteen-year- Aspiring author and eight-grader Lily Blennerhassett hones old English boy, uncovers an evil plot involving witchcraft and her writing skills as her school newspaper’s advice columnist the site of an ancient stone circle. RL 6 IL 5-9 (SBS) ©2005 while also trying to get her first crush, The Boy, to notice her. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, CE D ____249464 DFIC ______H18.4824.8 ____177335 FIC ______H16.902.70 Horvath, Polly—Vacation When his parents go to Africa to work Klein, Abby—Help! A Vampire’s Coming! When first-grader as missionaries, twelve-year-old Henry’s eccentric aunts, Freddy is exhausted because of nightmares, his friends and Pigg and Mag, take him on a cross-country car trip, allowing family give him suggestions on how to deal with them. Ready, Freddy! series. RL 3 IL 2-5 (SBS) ©2005 him to gain insight into his family and himself. RL 6 IL 5-9 D 8.551.48 (FSG) ©2005 HB, *SLJ ____000806 FIC ______SA ____313970 DFIC ______H16.912.71 R Klein, Abby—King Of Show-And-Tell Envious because Robbie always brings the most exciting things to school for show- Howe, James—Totally Joe As a school assignment, a thirteen- and-tell, Freddy rescues a baby bird that has fallen from its year-old boy writes an alphabiography, life from A to Z, and nest and has to find a way to get it to school without his explores issues of friendship, family, school, and the difficul- mother or teacher noticing. Ready, Freddy! series. RL 3.1 ties of being a gay teenager. RL 6 IL 5-9 (AT) ©2005 D IL 2-5 ARQ 83157 ARP 1.0 (SBS) ©2004 ____304491 FIC ______H16.872.6 ____001816 DFIC ______8.751.75 A SA R Hughes, Pat—Breaker Boys In 1897, Nate Tanner, the hot-tem- R Klein, Abby—Tooth Trouble Unhappy to be the only one in his pered twelve-year-old son of wealthy Pennsylvania mine class who still has not lost a tooth, first-grader Freddy tries to owners, goes against his father’s wishes by befriending some find a way to expedite matters but then is faced with another of the boys who work in the mines and gets caught up in a problem. Ready, Freddy! series. RL 3.3 IL 2-5 ARQ 83158 disastrous clash between mine workers and the law. RL 3.9 ARP 1.0 (SBS) ©2004 PW IL 5-9 ARQ 82262 ARP 8.0 (FSG) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ, V ____001817 DFIC ______8.751.75 10 ____039491 DFIC ______H18.5224.8 . NEW TITLES - FICTION

Kurzweil, Allen—Leon And The Champion Chip Employing Morris, Gerald—Lioness And Her Knight Headstrong sixteen- scientific methods learned in Mr. Sparks’s class, fifth-grader year-old Lady Luneta and her distant cousin, Sir Ywain, travel Leon competes in a potato chip tasting contest and takes to Camelot and beyond finding more adventure than they revenge against Lumpkin the bully. Sequel to Leon and the hoped for until, with the help of a fool, Luneta discovers what Spitting Image. RL 5 IL 4-7 (MOR) ©2005 she really wants from life. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HM) ©2005 ____175264 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____177453 DFIC ______H16.912.71 Lasky, Kathryn—Outcast Nyroc, tainted by the his parents’ evil, Moss, Marissa—Amelia’s Most Unforgettable Embarrassing yearns to find a destiny where he isn’t feared and despised Moments Amelia and Carly are excitedly planning what to do and wings his way to a barren landscape where fire splits the on their sleepover field trip to the nature preserve but, when sky. Guardians of Ga’Hoole #8. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SBS) ©2005 Amelia’s sister Cleo is announced as the trip’s chaperone, ____000659 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Amelia fears the trip will be agonizingly embarrassing. A Amelia’s Notebook Series. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) ©2005 R Lay, Kathryn—Crown Me! As part of an experiment in a social D 13.3417.92 studies class, fifth graders Justin Davies and Andrea Carey ____009498 FIC ______A are declared king and queen for two weeks, but they soon R Newman, Leslea—Hachiko Waits Professor Ueno’s loyal Akita, learn that royal life is a royal pain as their classmates revolt. Hachiko, waits for him at the train station every afternoon, RL 4.4 IL 4-7 ARQ 83605 ARP 6.0 (HH) ©2004 K, SLJ and even after the professor has a fatal heart attack while at ____065778 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 work, Hachiko faithfully continues to await his return until the A day the dog dies. Based on a true story. RL 4.7 IL 3-6 R Lester, Julius—Day Of Tears Traces the results of the Butler patriarch’s huge slave auction during which he justifies his ARQ 82246 ARP 2.0 (HOLT) ©2004 ALA, PW, SLJ D H16.872.6 broken promises and cruelty to Emma and her parents. ____129532 FIC ______RL 4.8 IL 5-9 ARQ 86562 ARP 4.0 (WB) ©2005 *ALA, CE, Nunes, Shiho S.—Power Of The Stone Although twins Mark HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ and Jeff attend rival Oahu high schools, exploring the myster- ____000249 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ies of their ancestors teaches them the power of family, her- itage, and tradition. RL 5 IL 5-9 (IHPR) ©2001 Lester, Julius—Old African An elderly slave uses the power of D 9.5512.83 his mind to ease the suffering of his fellow slaves and eventu- ____240721 FIC ______ally lead them back to Africa. RL 5 IL 4-7 (DIAL) ©2004 *ALA Ogden, Charles—Pet’s Revenge Edgar’s fiendish twin Ellen is ____220660 DFIC ______H20.1227.03 starting to behave nicely and Edgar must figure out if it has Levine, Ellen—Catch A Tiger By The Toe In the Bronx, New something to do with their cyclopic companion Pet. Edgar & York, during the McCarthy era, twelve-year-old Jamie keeps a Ellen #4. RL 5 IL 4-7 (TSP) ©2005 D H14.4619.42 terrible secret about her family, but when the truth is exposed, ____233460 FIC ______A her parents lose their jobs and she is fired from the school R Ogden, Charles—Under Town Sinister twins Edgar and Ellen newspaper. RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) ©2005 *ALA, CE descend into Nod’s Limbs vast sewer system to uncover the ____047353 DFIC ______H16.902.70 mystery of a rival mischief-maker. Edgar & Ellen #3. RL 5.5 Levy, Elizabeth—Tackling Dad When Cassie tries out for the IL 4-7 ARQ 81739 ARP 3.0 (TSP) ©2004 D H14.4619.42 middle school football team, she faces unexpected opposition ____310650 FIC ______A from her father, a former professional football player. RL 5 R Ogilvy, Ian—Measle And The Wrathmonk Twelve-year-old IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 orphan Measle Stubbs is shrunk down to half an inch tall and ____291536 DFIC ______H16.902.70 placed in a train set by his evil guardian, the Wrathmonk. RL 5.6 IL 4-7 ARQ 81580 ARP 6.0 (HA) ©2004 PW, SLJ, V Llewellyn, Sam—Little Darlings The very bad Darling children D 10.1513.6 engage in a battle of wits with the new nanny and wage war ____193640 FIC ______on the institution of nannyhood. RL 5 IL 4-7 (V) ©2004 CE S O’Neal, Deborah & Westengard, Angela—Trouble With Henry ____177989 DFIC ______10.1513.6 A lighthearted fiction of the life of Henry David Thoreau at SA Walden Pond and the tensions between industrialism and his R Lorenz, Al—Journey To Cahokia: A Boy’s Visit To The Great Mound City In ca. 1300, Little Hawk and his family take a trip personal philosophy of respect for the natural world. RL 3 to trade with the Indians of Cahokia, the great city along the IL K-3 (CAND) ©2005 Mississippi River. RL 5.8 IL 2-5 ARQ 80856 ARP.5 (HNA) ____306418 DFIC ______H17.9124.06 A ©2004 CC, K, SLJ R Ortiz Cofer, Judith—Call Me Maria Fifteen-year-old Maria ____165241 DFIC ______H18.6825.09 leaves her mother and their Puerto Rican home to live in the Lubar, David—Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie While navigating barrio of New York with her father, feeling torn between the his first year of high school and awaiting the birth of his new two cultures in which she has been raised. RL 5.6 IL 5-9 baby brother, Scott loses old friends and gains some unlikely ARQ 83118 ARP 4.0 (SBS) ©2004 ALA, CC, HB, K, SLJ, V new ones as he hones his skills as a writer. RL 6 IL 5-9 (DU) ____043577 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 A ©2005 ALA, *SLJ R Park, Barbara—Junie B. Jones Espia Un Poquirritin (Junie ____274539 DFIC ______H16.902.70 B. Jones And Some Sneaky Peeky Spying) Junie spies on MacHale, D. J.—Rivers Of Zadaa Taking advantage of a her teacher and gets into real trouble. RL 2.9 IL 1-4 severe drought and the distrust between two tribes, the ARQ 14676SP ARP 1.0 (SBS) ©2005 demonic Saint Dane attempts to take over Zadaa, opposed ____166502 DFIC ______8.551.48 A by the teenaged Pendragon and other Travelers. Pendragon R Park, Barbara—Junie B. Jones Y El Cumpleanos Del Malo #6. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) ©2005 De Jim (Junie B. Jones And That Meanie Jim’s Birthday) ____254280 DFIC ______H16.0721.59 Jim is having a birthday party and guess who’s not invited? SA © R McKissack, Patricia C. & Moss, Onawumi Jean—Precious And RL 2.4 IL 1-4 ARQ 14677SP ARP 1.0 (SBS) 2005 The Boo Hag Home alone with a stomachache while the ____166518 DFIC ______8.551.48 A family works in the fields, a young girl faces up to the horrify- R Park, Linda Sue—Project Mulberry While working on a project ing Boo Hag that her brother warned her about. RL 3.7 IL P-3 for an after-school club, Julia, a Korean-American girl, and ARQ 84959 ARP.5 (AT) ©2005 HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ her friend Patrick learn not just about silkworms, but also ____241168 DFIC ______H17.8824.0 about tolerance, prejudice, friendship, patience, and more. A R McMahon, P. J.—Case Of The Psychic Hamster A new school Between the chapters are short dialogues between the author year presents the Freaky Joe Club with its greatest challenge, and main character about the writing of the book. RL 4.3 IL 4- saving their school’s nickname from a new principal with a 7 ARQ 87375 ARP 6.0 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, PW, *SLJ mysterious aversion to hamsters. Freaky Joe Club #4. RL 3.4 ____243529 DFIC ______H16.912.71 SA IL 2-5 ARQ 85627 ARP 2.0 (ALD) ©2005 R Patterson, James—SantaKid A businessman who is not very ____046954 DFIC ______8.551.48 nice has bought the North Pole and Christmas, threatening to McMahon, P. J.—Mystery Of The Disappearing Dinosaurs ruin that special day, and only Chrissie, Santa’s daughter, Freaky Joe Club #5. RL 3 IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 seems to believe Christmas can be saved. RL 3.5 IL K-3 ____208481 DFIC ______8.551.48 ARQ 85407 ARP.5 (LB) ©2004 PW, SLJ D H16.3021.89 A ____260146 FIC ______R McMahon, P. J.—Mystery Of The Morphing Hockey Stick Conor, Timmy, and Jack try to figure out what’s hindering their Peet, Mal—Keeper RL 6 IL 5-9 (CAND) ©2003 hockey team’s efforts in the Siege of the Alamo championship ____168895 DFIC ______H16.902.70 games. Freaky Joe Club Secret File #3. RL 3.2 IL 2-5 Perkins, Lynne Rae—Criss Cross Teenagers in a small town in ARQ 81145 ARP 2.0 (SS) ©2004 the 1960s experience new thoughts and feelings, question ____208941 DFIC ______8.551.48 their identities, connect, and disconnect as they search for the Madonna—Lotsa De Casha A man who has spent his life mak- meaning of life and love. RL 6 IL 5-9 (MOR) ©2005 ing money, but who cannot find happiness, learns some valu- ____065085 DFIC ______H16.902.70 able lessons from unlikely sources. RL 3 IL 2-5 (V) ©2005 Pilkey, Dav—Ricky Ricotta’s Mighty Robot vs. The Uranium ____183302 DFIC ______H20.0926.9 Unicorns From Uranus Evil Uncle Unicorn attempts to domi- A R Maguire, Gregory—Leaping Beauty: And Other Animal Fairy nate earth by using a Ladybot to trick Mighty Robot. Ricky Tales Eight fairy tales are retold in pun-filled fractured fairy Ricotta #7. RL 3 IL 2-5 (SBS) ©2005 tale format recast with various animals, such as “Cinder- ____000790 DFIC ______8.551.48 A Elephant” and “Rumplesnakeskin.” RL 4.9 IL 3-6 ARQ 80737 R Porter, Pamela—Sky Describes of 1964 Montana flood through ARP 4.0 (HA) ©2004 PW, SLJ the eyes of 11-year-old Georgia and her grandparents as their ____174653 DFIC ______H16.902.70 Blackfeet Reservation home is washed away and how the Marcantonio, Patricia—Red Ridin’ In The Hood And Other foal, Sky, helps the family heal. RL 4.8 IL 4-7 ARQ 83688 Cuentos A collection of well-known tales, retold from a ARP 1.0 (GRO) ©2004 HB, SLJ Hispanic American perspective. RL 4 IL 2-5 (FSG) ©2005 ____273689 DFIC ______H16.872.6 *ALA, CE, HB, SLJ Pratchett, Terry—Only You Can Save Mankind Twelve-year- ____001784 DFIC ______H16.912.71 old Johnny endures tensions between his parents, watches Martino, Carmela A.—Rosa, Sola Longing for a sibling in 1966 television coverage of the Gulf War, and plays a computer Chicago, fourth-grader Rosa is delighted with her mother’s game called Only You Can Save Mankind, in which he is pregnancy, until tragedy strikes and her family struggles to increasingly drawn into the reality of the alien ScreeWee. deal with its grief. RL 5 IL 4-7 (CAND) ©2005 RL 5 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, HB D H16.902.70 ____257748 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____224173 FIC ______11 . NEW TITLES - FICTION/EASY

____014342 DFIC ______H17.112.98 Preller, James—Case Of The Food Fight Jigsaw has 24 hours A R Tamar, Erika—Lizabeth’s Story During a scarlet fever outbreak to prove that Joey Pignattano wouldn’t start a food fight when in 1906, thirteen-year-old Lizabeth must decide whether it is he could eat it instead, so Jigsaw and Mila Yeh start detecting more important to be Strawberry Queen or to be at the bed- before the evidence is mopped up. Jigsaw Jones Mystery side of her younger sister, who is ill. Girls of Lighthouse Lane #28. RL 3 IL 1-4 (SBS) ©2005 D 8.551.48 series #3. RL 3.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 82256 ARP 4.0 (HA) ©2004 ____000793 FIC ______179639 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Riordan, Rick—Lightning Thief Twelve-year-old Percy Jackson Trout, Richard—Czar Of Alaska: The Cross Of Charlemagne learns he is a demigod, the son of a mortal woman and While in Alaska, the MacGregors encounter an unusual new Poseidon, god of the sea. His mother sends him to a summer threat from ecoterrorists and must work desperately to save camp for demigods where he and his new friends set out on a the state from a disaster that would impact United States quest to prevent a war between the gods. Percy Jackson & © security and the balance of power in the world. MacGregor The Olympians, Book 1. RL 6 IL 5-9 (WB) 2005 K, PW, Family Adventures series #4. RL 6 IL 5-9 (PEL) ©2005 *SLJ ____000115 DFIC ______H16.872.6 ____177262 DFIC ______H18.4824.8 Whelan, Gloria—Listening For Lions Left an orphan after the Roberts, Kristi—My Thirteenth Season Already downhearted influenza epidemic in British East Africa in 1918, thirteen- due to the loss of her mother and her father’s overwhelming year-old Rachel is tricked into assuming a deceased neigh- grief, thirteen-year-old Fran decides to give up her dream of bor’s identity to travel to England, where her only dream is to becoming the first female in professional baseball after a return to Africa and rebuild her parents’ mission hospital. RL 6 coach attacks her just for being a girl. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HOLT) IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 *ALA ©2005 *ALA, SLJ ____177752 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____001778 DFIC ______H16.872.6 A R White, Ruth—Search For Belle Prater In 1955, Woodrow and Rodda, Emily—Star Cloak When Giff the elf comes asking for his cousin Gypsy befriend a new girl in their seventh grade Jessie’s help, she returns to the Realm on a quest to have the class in rural Virginia, and the three of them set off to find fairies mend the Star Cloak in time for Wish Night. Fairy Woodrow’s missing mother, encountering unlikely and intrigu- Realm series #7. RL 4 IL 2-5 (HA) ©2005 D H12.5716.8 ing coincidences along the way. RL 4.8 IL 5-9 ARQ 86519 ____282415 FIC ______ARP 5.0 (FSG) ©2005 *ALA, HB, SLJ, V Rook, Sebastian—London, 1850 When Jack Harkett starts to ____262879 DFIC ______H16.912.71 board a ship in search of food or money he runs into a boy A R Williams, Maiya—Golden Hour Thirteen-year-old Rowan and fleeing its vampire plague and they vow to stop the horrors his eleven-year-old sister Nina, still bereft by the death of their from continuing. Vampire Plagues #1. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SBS) mother the year before, experience an unusual adventure ©2005 D 10.1513.6 through time when they come to stay with their two eccentric ____000808 FIC ______great-aunts in a small town on the Maine coast. RL 5.1 IL 5-9 Rook, Sebastian—Paris, 1850 Jack Harkett wants to believe ARQ 78203 ARP 9.0 (HNA) ©2004 PW, SLJ, V the vampires have been banished now that London is free of ____119627 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 them and, although Ben and Emily think the vampire god’s Woodworth, Chris—When Ratboy Lived Next Door When his return is imaginary, Paris is now suffering a very familiar strange family moves into her quiet southern Indiana town, plague. Vampire Plagues #2. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SBS) ©2005 D 10.1513.6 sixth-grader Lydia Carson initially despises her new neighbor ____000809 FIC ______and classmate, who seems as wild as the raccoon that is his Rupp, Rebecca—Return Of The Dragon Hannah, Zachary, closest companion. RL 5 IL 4-7 (FSG) ©2005 ALA, CE, K, and Sarah Emily return to Lonely Island to save their friend, SLJ Fafnyr, a three-headed dragon, from being captured by a rich ____325752 DFIC ______H16.912.71 man who wants to put the creature on display. Sequel to The © Wyss, Thelma Hatch—Bear Dancer: The Story Of A Ute Girl Dragon Of Lonely Island. RL 5 IL 4-7 (CAND) 2005 In late 19th-century Colorado, Elk Dress Girl, sister of Ute D H16.902.70 ____251992 FIC ______chief Ouray, is captured by Cheyenne and Arapaho warriors, Rylant, Cynthia—Lighthouse Family: The Octopus Whistler rescued by the white “enemy,” and finally returned to her and Lila, two of the mice children who live in a lighthouse, home. Includes historical notes. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) ©2005 meet a young octopus when they visit the beach during low ____025733 DFIC ______H16.872.6 tide. Lighthouse Family series. RL 3 IL 2-5 (SS) ©2005 Yee, Wong Herbert—Upstairs Mouse, Downstairs Mole ____176980 DFIC ______17.3523.0 Mouse and his downstairs neighbor, Mole, discover that when they help each other, housecleaning and other daily tasks are Salisbury, Graham—Eyes Of The Emperor Following orders © from the United States Army, several young Japanese much easier. RL 2 IL K-3 (HM) 2005 ____313695 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 American men train K-9 units to hunt Asians during World War II. RL 6 IL 5-9 (RA) ©2005 *ALA, *SLJ Yourgrau, Barry—My Curious Uncle Dudley While under the ____093384 DFIC ______H16.872.6 temporary care of his “curious and marvelous” Uncle Dudley, eleven-year-old Duncan Peckle has a summer of adventures A R Schmidt, Gary D.—Lizzie Bright And The Buckminster Boy which include magic spells, goblins, and bubble-riding. RL 5 In 1911, Turner Buckminster hates his new home of IL 4-7 (CAND) ©2004 K, PW Phippsburg, Maine, but things improve when he meets Lizzie ____205374 DFIC ______H16.902.70 Bright Griffin, a girl from a poor, nearby island community founded by former slaves that the town father’s — and Turner’s — want to change into a tourist spot. RL 5.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 78550 ARP 10.0 (HM) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, BB, HB, MP, N, *SLJ, V Easy, Author Order ____179664 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 S (917256) All 118 PreK-8 Fiction Titles $1,922.93 Scieszka, Jon—Seen Art? Full-color reproductions of well- S known artwork reside with fun illustrations and text in a story Aliki—Play’s The Thing Miss Brilliant’s class puts on a perfor- where the narrator searches for his friend Art in New York mance of “Mary had a little lamb” and Jose discovers the ten- City’s Museum of Modern Art. RL 4 IL 2-5 (V) ©2005 ALA, sion, drama, costumes, and drama are more fun than being a bully. RL 2 IL K-3 (HA) ©2005 *SLJ PW, SLJ ____236418 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 ____265550 DFIC ______H17.9124.06 SA R Asher, Sandy—Too Many Frogs! Rabbit’s comfortable nightly Shinn, Sharon—Truth-Teller’s Tale This sequel to The Safe- routine is disturbed by exuberant Froggie, who settles in for a Keeper’s Secret follows the gifted twins, Adele and Eleda as snack and a story without being invited. RL 2.2 IL P-2 they help the inhabitants of Merendon and begin a romantic ARQ 86386 ARP.5 (V) ©2005 CE, K, SLJ comedy of errors. RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) ©2005 *ALA ____303925 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____306984 DFIC ______H17.7123.79 SA R Ashman, Sarah—Holly Bloom’s Garden Holly Bloom wants to S Shulevitz, Uri—Travels Of Benjamin Of Tudela A fictionalized be a great gardener but, despite expert advice, care, and per- account of the travels of Benjamin, a Jewish man from severance, nothing grows until she is inspired to use her artis- Tudela, Spain, who, in 1159, set out on a fourteen-year-long tic abilities to create one. RL 3.6 IL K-3 ARQ 82137 ARP.5 (CHIR) ©2004 journey that took him to Italy, Greece, Palestine, Persia, D China, Egypt, and Sicily. RL 4 IL 3-6 (FSG) ©2005 *ALA, CE, ____138667 EAS ______H17.072.93 HB, *K, PW, *SLJ S Banks, Kate—Great Blue House When its owners leave, a ____305080 DFIC ______H17.9224.07 summer house comes alive with the sounds of a mouse nib- A bling crumbs in the fall, a cat taking shelter in the winter, and R Shyer, Marlene Fanta—Fleabiscuit Sings! A down-on-their rain falling on the roof in the spring. RL 2 IL K-3 (FSG) ©2005 luck New York City family thinks they can make some money *ALA when they discover that their neighbor’s dog can sing har- ____122905 DEAS ______H17.112.98 mony in the family’s subway singing act. RL 5.0 IL 4-7 S © Beaumont, Karen—I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More! In the ARQ 86475 ARP 4.0 (MACA) 2005 SLJ rhythm of a familiar folk song, a child paints on ceilings and D H16.872.6 ____104657 FIC ______walls until his mother stashes his paints away, only to have Stine, R. L.—Good, The Bad, And The Very Slimy Rotten him retrieve them and start painting himself. RL 2 IL P-2 (HB) School’s bad boy, Bernie B., is trying to turn over a new leaf in ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ order to date the prettiest girl in school, but he may trip over ____148058 DEAS ______H17.112.98 © SA his own slime trail. Rotten School #3. RL 3 IL 2-5 (HA) 2005 R Beil, Karen Magnuson—Mooove Over! A Book About ____120741 DFIC ______10.9614.72 Counting By Twos A trolley driver tries to keep track of how SA R Sweet, Melissa—Carmine: A Little More Red While a little girl many riders he has on board, but a rude cow on the trolley who loves red — and loves to dilly-dally — stops to paint a makes it impossible. RL 2.1 IL P-2 ARQ 81135 ARP.5 (HH) picture on the way to visit her grandmother, her dog Rufus ©2004 K, SLJ D H17.8824.0 meets a wolf and leads him directly to Granny’s house. RL 3.1 ____201496 EAS ______IL P-2 ARQ 87517 ARP.5 (HM) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ 12 . NEW TITLES - EASY

S Berenstain, Stan & Jan—Berenstain Bears And The Baby S Eriksson, Eva—Crash Course For Molly Molly, a pig, after Chipmunk When Sister finds a baby chipmunk in the yard, learning to ride her bike, keeps an eye on obstacles so long the Bear family cares for it in their home until it lets them that she runs into them, including a helpful driving instructor. know that it is no longer a baby. I can Read Books Level 1. RL 2 IL P-2 (FSG) ©2005 PW, *SLJ RL 2 IL P-1 (HA) ©2005 ____063624 DEAS ______H17.112.98 D 8.751.75 ____027716 EAS______S Esbaum, Jill—Ste-e-e-e-eamboat A-Comin’! A village comes S Berenstain, Stan & Jan—Berenstain Bears And The Wishing to life when a Mississippi River steamboat arrives and Star Sister Bear learns about the magic of the wishing star, unloads its goods. RL 3 IL 1-4 (FSG) ©2005 *SLJ but Brother Bear teaches her that hard work is also important. ____001792 DEAS ______H17.112.98 I Can Read Books Level 1. RL 2 IL P-1 (HA) ©2005 S D 8.751.75 Ewart, Claire—Fossil Upon finding a special stone, a child ____027837 EAS______imagines the life of a pterosaur, the ancient flying reptile that SA R Bertrand, Lynne—Granite Baby Five talented New Hampshire lived, died, and was fossilized into that stone. Includes facts sisters try to care for a baby that one of them has carved out about fossils and how they are formed. RL 3 IL K-3 (WALK) of granite. RL 4.9 IL K-3 ARQ 88389 ARP.5 (FSG) ©2004 ©2004 SLJ *ALA, CE, HB, *K, PW ____107496 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 D H17.112.98 ____001764 EAS ______S Geisert, Arthur—Lights Out Told by his parents that his light S Bloom, Suzanne—Splendid Friend, Indeed When a studious must be out at eight o’clock, a young piglet who is afraid of polar bear meets an inquisitive goose, they learn to be the dark devises an ingenious solution to the problem. RL 2 friends. RL 2 IL P-1 (BOYD) ©2005 K, *SLJ IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 ____281075 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____177261 DEAS ______H17.112.98 S SA Brenner, Barbara—Good Morning, Garden Upon entering a R George, Kristine O’Connell—Up! Rhyming text and illustrations garden one morning, a child greets the flowers, plants, animate the feeling of “up” as experienced by a little girl with insects, and animals there. RL 2 IL K-3 (NORT) ©2004 SLJ her father. RL 0.8 IL P-2 ARQ 87668 ARP.5 (HM) © 2005 ____004102 DEAS ______H17.072.93 *ALA, K, SLJ D H16.3121.9 S Bryan, Sean—Boy And His Bunny One morning, a boy wakes ____313218 EAS ______up with a rabbit on his head and, although his mother is skep- S Gerstein, Mordicai—Carolinda Clatter! The excessively quiet tical, he soon discovers that he can be fed, ride a bobsled, town of Pupickton and the sleeping lovesick giant upon which and even look cool with a rabbit on his head. RL 2 IL P-2 (LB) it was built, are both awakened by the joyful noise of a little ©2005 CE, K, PW girl’s songs. RL 2 IL K-3 (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA ____001754 DEAS ______H16.3021.89 ____046382 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 S Capucilli, Alyssa Satin—Biscuit’s Fourth Of July Biscuit S Giganti, Paul—How Many Blue Birds Flew Away? A watches a parade and shares treats with family and friends to Counting Book With A Difference Throughout the day, a celebrate America’s birthday. Biscuit series. RL 2 IL P-K (HA) child notices, counts, and compares numbers of items, such ©2005 as how many boys and girls are on the playground and how ____030962 DEAS______G5.457.32 many more girls there are than boys, until there is finally Carle, Eric—10 Little Rubber Ducks When a storm strikes a something that cannot be counted. RL 2 IL P-2 (MOR) ©2005 D H17.102.97 cargo ship, ten rubber ducks are tossed overboard and swept ____142385 EAS ______off in ten different directions. Based on a factual incident. RL 2 S Gold-Vukson, Marji E.—Grandpa And Me On Tu B’shevat In IL P-2 (HA) ©2005 ALA, PW, *SLJ rhyming, cumulative verse, portrays the tradition of planting a ____294580 DEAS______G15.5920.94 tree on the holiday of Tu B’Shevat. Includes a list of ten ways to celebrate Tu B’Shevat. RL 3 IL K-3 (KB) ©2004 CC, SLJ Cazet, Dennis—Minnie And Moo: The Case Of The Missing D Jelly Donut Cow friends Minnie and Moo search for a jelly ____122222 EAS______11.1314.95 donut thief who may have left behind a blue feather. I Can S Gower, Catherine—Long-Long’s New Year: A Story About Read Books: Level 3. RL 3 IL 2-4 (HA) ©2005 The Chinese Spring Festival Long-Long and his grandfather ____197766 DEAS ______H16.902.70 bicycle to town to sell cabbages in order to buy food and dec- SA R Cazet, Denys—Octopus Grandpa helps his favorite grandpup orations to celebrate the Chinese New Year. RL 2 IL K-2 to avoid scratching his chicken pox by telling how he once (TUT) ©2005 *SLJ had to fight off an octopus during a terrible storm. I Can Read ____180705 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 Level 2. RL 2.1 IL 1-3 ARQ 84104 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 HB, K S D Graham, Bob—Oscar’s Half Birthday To celebrate his half ____219255 EAS ______H17.102.97 birthday, Oscar, his parents, and his sister go out for a picnic. S Cazet, Denys—Perfect Pumpkin Pie Mr. Wilkerson, lover of RL 2 IL P-2 (CAND) ©2005 K, *SLJ pie, returns as a ghost on Halloween to demand some good ____225599 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 pie from Jack and his grandmother. RL 2 IL P-2 (AT) ©2005 S D H17.072.93 Grambling, Lois G.—T. Rex Trick-Or-Treats A Tyrannosaurus ____232235 EAS ______rex cannot decide what kind of costume to wear on SA R Cohen, Miriam—My Big Brother When his big brother leaves to Halloween night. RL 2 IL P-2 (HA) ©2005 become a soldier, a boy does what he can to take his place in ____291480 DEAS ______H14.6919.73 the family. RL 2.0 IL P-2 ARQ 84375 ARP.5 (SBB) ©2005 S *ALA, CE, K Gray, Rita—Nonna’s Porch Captures the events of an idyllic ____001776 DEAS ______H17.072.93 summer day in the country as they swirl around a rocking © S grandmother. RL 2 IL P-2 (WB) 2004 K, PW, SLJ Cordsen, Carol Foskett—Milkman In the early, early morning, ____000022 DEAS ______H17.102.97 the milkman makes his rounds, helping his neighbors in a SA variety of ways. RL 2 IL P-2 (DU) ©2005 *ALA, *SLJ R Grey, Mini—Traction Man Is Here! Traction Man, a boy’s ____197187 DEAS ______H17.102.97 courageous action figure, has a variety of adventures with S Scrubbing Brush and other objects in the house. RL 3.6 IL K-3 Cronin, Doreen—Wiggle Rhyming text describes the many © ways to wiggle. RL 3 IL 1-4 (AT) ©2005 *ALA, CE ARQ 87483 ARP.5 (RA) 2005 *CE, *HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ D H17.072.93 ____329518 DEAS ______H14.6619.6 ____304831 EAS ______SA Haas, Jessie—Jigsaw Pony Twins Kiera and Fran have never R Crummel, Susan Stevens & Donohue, Dorothy—City Dog, Country Dog Two French dogs, Henri and Vincent, meet at agreed on anything but when their dream comes true and art school and become good friends despite their differences. their father surprises them with a pony, they must learn to RL 2.1 IL K-3 ARQ 80724 ARP.5 (MACA) ©2004 SLJ work together to care for their new pet. RL 4 IL 3-6 (MOR) ____054852 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 ©2005 ____162462 DEAS ______H16.1021.63 Delacre, Lulu—Rafi Y Rosi (Rafi And Rosi) Two tree frogs, SA mischievous Rafi and his younger sister Rosi, learn about the R Henkes, Kevin—Kitten’s First Full Moon When Kitten mis- plants and animals of Puerto Rico together. I Can Read Book: takes the full moon for a bowl of milk, she ends up tired, wet, Level 3. RL 3 IL 2-4 (HA) ©2004 and hungry trying to reach it. RL 2.3 IL P-2 ARQ 77204 ARP.5 ____248624 DEAS______8.551.48 (MOR) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, *C, *CE, HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ SA ____172188 DEAS ______H17.102.97 R Dowson, Nick—Tigress A mother tigress raises two cubs and SA teaches them all they need to know until they are ready to R Henkes, Kevin—So Happy! Brief text and illustrations tell the rely on themselves. RL 4.2 IL K-3 ARQ 78616 ARP.5 (CAND) story of a boy, a rabbit, and a seed. RL 1.5 IL P-3 ARQ 85600 ©2004 CC, K, PW, SLJ ARP.5 (MOR) ©2005 *ALA, HB, SLJ ____301425 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____276081 DEAS ______H17.102.97 SA R Edwards, Pamela Duncan—Neat Line: Scribbling Through Henson, Heather—Angel Coming RL 3.7 IL P-2 (AT) ©2005 Mother Goose A young scribble matures into a neat line, *ALA, K, PW, SLJ then wriggles into a book of nursery rhymes where he trans- ____014208 DEAS ______H16.872.6 forms himself into different objects to assist the characters he SA meets there. RL 3.0 IL K-3 ARQ 87422 ARP.5 (HA) ©2004 R Herman, Debbie—Carla’s Sandwich Carla’s creative lunches PW, *SLJ put off her classmates until the day she shares a sandwich ____211385 DEAS ______H17.102.97 with Buster and they all discover that different can be good. S RL 3.0 IL P-2 ARQ 85041 ARP.5 (CHIR) ©2004 Ehlert, Lois—Leaf Man A man made of leaves blows away, ____046318 DEAS ______H17.072.93 traveling wherever the wind may take him. RL 2 IL P-2 (HB) SA ©2005 *ALA R Hicks, Barbara Jean—Jitterbug Jam Grandpa Boo-Dad not ____174639 DEAS ______H17.112.98 only believes that Bobo has seen a pink-skinned boy with S Elliott, Laura Malone—Hunter And Stripe And The Soccer orange fur on his head hiding under the bed, he knows Showdown When Hunter and Stripe, two raccoons who are exactly how a little monster can scare off such a horrible crea- best friends, play on opposing soccer teams, they must figure ture. RL 3.3 IL P-3 ARQ 88391 ARP.5 (FSG) ©2004 *ALA, out a way to keep the competition on the field from spoiling *CE, *K, PW their friendship. RL 2 IL K-3 (HA) ©2005 ____001767 DEAS ______H17.112.98 ____147770 DEAS ______H17.102.97 13 . NEW TITLES - EASY

SA S R Horning, Sandra—Giant Hug When Owen sends a real hug to Lear, Edward & MacDonald, Suse, adaptor—“A” Was Once An his grandmother for her birthday he inadvertently brings cheer Apple Pie A collection of twenty-six nonsense rhymes, one to the postal workers as they pass the hug along. RL 3.9 IL P- for each letter of the alphabet. RL 2 IL P-2 (SBS) ©2005 *SLJ 3 ARQ 82301 ARP.5 (RA) ©2005 K, PW, SLJ ____014340 DEAS ______H14.6919.73 ____116661 DEAS ______H17.072.93 S Lehman, Barbara—Red Book Wordless book in which a young Houghton Mifflin Editors—Curious George Learns To Count girl finds a red book that opens an adventure shared with a From 1 To 100 When Curious George learns to count to 100, boy who has found a red book. RLWL IL 1-4 (HM) ©2004 he finds that he can count almost anything, with some ALA, ANB, C, HB, K, PW, *SLJ strange and unusual results. RL 2 IL P-2 (HM) ©2005 ____250128 DEAS ______H14.6619.6 D H16.912.71 ____066716 EAS ______S SA Lithgow, John—Marsupial Sue Presents “The Runaway R Houghton Mifflin Editors—Curious George’s First Day Of Pancake” (Includes CD) Sue, a kangaroo, and some of her School When Curious George attends the first day of school Australian animal friends put on a play called “The Runaway as a special helper, he winds up creating a big mess. RL 2.6 Pancake.” RL 2 IL K-3 (SS) ©2005 IL K-3 ARQ 88028 ARP.5 (HM) ©2004 ____191497 DEAS ______H18.6825.09 ____066745 DEAS______8.721.7 S SA McDonald, Megan—When The Library Lights Go Out When R Hurd, Thacher—Sleepy Cadillac A nighttime ride in the Sleepy Cadillac ensures every passenger a night of happy dreams the lights go out in the library, the storytime puppets set out and cozy sleep. RL 1.9 IL P-2 ARQ 88508 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 on an adventure to find their missing friend, Hermit Crab. RL 2 ALA, *CE, HB, SLJ IL P-2 (AT) ©2005 D H 24.0 ____274592 DEAS ______H17.8323.95 ____325711 EAS ______17.88 S A R Jacobson, Jennifer Richardson—Andy Shane And The Very McMillan, Bruce—Problem With Chickens When women in an Bossy Dolores Starbuckle Andy Shane hates school, Icelandic village buy chickens to lay eggs for them to use, the mainly because of a tattletale know-it-all named Dolores chickens follow them, adopting human ways and forgetting Starbuckle, but Granny Webb, who has taken care of him all their barnyard roots, until the ladies hatch a clever plan. RL 2 his life, joins him in class one day and helps him solve the IL P-2 (HM) ©2005 problem. RL 3.3 IL K-3 ARQ 87413 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2005 K, ____243365 DEAS ______H17.112.98 *SLJ S D McNamara, Margaret—Happy Thanksgiving Just as Mrs. ____014341 EAS ______H15.3020.5 Connor’s first grade class finishes dressing up in their S Jenkins, Emily—That New Animal The lives of two dogs Thanksgiving costumes, a fire drill is called. Ready-to-Read change after a new animal, a baby, comes to their house. Level 1: Robin Hill School. RL 2 IL P-2 (ALD) ©2005 RL 2 IL P-2 (FSG) ©2005 *CE, *HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ D 8.751.75 D ____130889 EAS______001794 EAS ______H17.112.98 SA R Markes, Julie—Shhhhh! Everybody’s Sleeping A young child S Johnson, D. B.—Eddie’s Kingdom After Eddie draws a picture is encouraged to go to sleep by the thought of everyone else of his apartment building neighbors, they all begin to get sleeping, from teacher to baker to postman. RL 1.0 IL P-1 along with each other. RL 2 IL P-3 (HM) ©2005 ARQ 84847 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, K, PW, *SLJ ____085790 DEAS ______H17.112.98 ____269238 DEAS ______H16.3021.89 SA R Joosse, Barbara M.—Papa, Do You Love Me? When a Masai S Mayo, Margaret—Choo Choo Clickety-Clack! Rhythmic father in Africa answers his son’s questions, the boy learns sounds imitate trains, planes, and other busy transports that that his father’s love for him is unconditional. RL 2.9 IL P-2 come and go. RL 2 IL P-2 (LEHC) ©2004 *ALA, PW, SLJ © ARQ 86930 ARP.5 (CHRO) 2004 ____001758 DEAS ______H16.2721.85 ____229046 DEAS ______H17.072.93 SA SA R Meade, Holly—Inside, Inside, Inside Noah and Jenny play a R Juan, Ana—Night Eater The Night Eater, who brings each new game in which they place one item inside another, over and day by gobbling up the darkness, decides he is too fat and stops eating, with dire consequences. RL 3.1 IL P-2 over, until they place it all in the shower, then imagine and ARQ 84849 ARP.5 (SBS) ©2004 *ALA, K, PW, *SLJ draw the shower inside the house, inside the neighborhood, ____214339 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 and all the way to the solar system. RL 2.0 IL P-2 ARQ 86032 © S ARP.5 (MACA) 2005 K, *SLJ Juster, Norton—Hello, Goodbye Window Nanna and Poppy’s ____156640 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 kitchen window is the nexus for important happenings in a lit- S tle girl’s life. RL 2 IL P-2 (WB) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *K, *PW, Meyers, Susan—Puppies! Puppies! Puppies! Rhyming text *SLJ follows the life of all sorts of puppies from when they are born ____000240 DEAS ______H17.072.93 “with eyes shut tight,” through moving in with a new family S and “getting bowls and beds and names,” to learning how to Keep, Richard Cleminson—Clatter Bash! A Day Of The Dead do things grown-up dogs do. RL 2 IL P-2 (HNA) ©2005 *ALA Celebration Rhyming text presents traditions used to cele- ____001782 DEAS ______H17.072.93 brate the Day of the Dead. RL 2 IL K-3 (PEAC) ©2004 K, PW, *SLJ S Milgrim, David—Swing Otto Swing! RL 1 IL P-K (ALD) ©2004 ____001759 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____291189 DEAS______8.751.75 SA S R Keller, Holly—Pearl’s New Skates Pearl’s birthday skates have Minarik, Else Holmelund—Cat And Dog A young child monitors a single blade and learning to use them is harder than she a cat and dog as they romp through the house and garden. expects. RL 3.0 IL K-3 ARQ 82298 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 HB, K, My First I Can Read Books. RL 1 IL P-K (HA) ©2005 PW, *SLJ ____047186 DEAS ______H16.3021.89 D H17.102.97 ____001779 EAS ______SA R Muth, Jon J.—Zen Shorts When Stillwater the bear moves into S Keller, Holly—Sophie’s Window When Caruso, a little bird who the neighborhood, the stories he tells to three siblings teach is afraid to fly, is blown out of his home one windy night, he them to look at the world in new ways. RL 2.9 IL P-3 must rely on a new friend, a dog named Sophie, to take him ARQ 86638 ARP.5 (SBS) ©2005 *ALA, CE, *K, PW, SLJ back to his parents. RL 2 IL P-2 (MOR) ©2005 ____341523 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 D H17.102.97 ____277765 EAS ______S SA Neitzel, Shirley—Who Will I Be? A Halloween Rebus Story R Khan, Rukhsana—Silly Chicken In Pakistan, Rani believes that When an invitation to a Halloween party arrives, a child gath- her mother loves their pet chicken Bibi more than she cares ers supplies to make a costume but cannot decide what to for her, until the day that a fluffy chick appears and steals be. RL 2 IL P-2 (MOR) ©2005 Rani’s own affections. RL 2.3 IL P-3 ARQ 86845 ARP.5 (V) ____328958 DEAS ______H14.6919.73 ©2005 HB, K, PW, SLJ SA ____271247 DEAS ______H17.102.97 R Norac, Carl—My Daddy Is A Giant A little boy’s father seems SA so large to him that he needs a ladder to cuddle him and birds R Kimmel, Elizabeth Cody—My Penguin Osbert When a boy finally gets exactly what he wants from Santa, he learns that nest in his father’s hair. RL 1.8 IL P-2 ARQ 87421 ARP.5 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, K, PW, SLJ owning a real penguin may not have been a good idea after D all. RL 3.7 IL P-2 ARQ 82084 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2004 ALA, K, ____205378 EAS ______H17.112.98 PW, SLJ S Numeroff, Laura—If You Give A Pig A Party One thing leads to ____206804 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 another when you give a pig a party. RL 2 IL P-3 (HA) ©2005 SA D H17.102.97 R Kinsey-Warnock, Natalie—Nora’s Ark During the Vermont flood ____151150 EAS ______SA of 1927, a girl and her grandparents share their new hilltop R Numeroff, Laura Joffe—Beatrice Doesn’t Want To On the third house with neighbors and animals. RL 3.8 IL P-3 ARQ 86627 afternoon of going to the library with her brother Henry, ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, HB D Beatrice finally finds something she enjoys doing. RL 2.2 IL P- ____217623 EAS ______H17.102.97 2 ARQ 82078 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ SA R Klein, Abby—Homework Hassles When Freddy falls out of a ____000060 DEAS ______H17.102.97 tree and breaks his arm, he finds inspiration for his oral report SA R O’Malley, Kevin—Captain Raptor And The Moon Mystery on nocturnal animals. Ready, Freddy! series. RL 3.4 IL 2-5 © When something lands on one of the moons of the planet ARQ 83745 ARP 1.0 (SBS) 2004 Jurassica, Captain Raptor and his spaceship crew go to ____001815 DEAS______8.751.75 investigate. RL 3.9 IL 1-4 ARQ 88506 ARP.5 (WALK) ©2005 S Krauss, Ruth—Bears A group of bears do all the things a young PW, *SLJ boy can imagine. RL 2 IL P-2 (HA) ©1948 HB, *PW, *SLJ ____045616 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 D H16.2721.85 ____026019 EAS ______SA S R O’Malley, Kevin—Lucky Leaf After his mother tells him to stop Kuskin, Karla—So, What’s It Like To Be A Cat? A cat answers playing video games and go outside, a young boy tries to a young child’s questions about such things as how much catch the last leaf on a tree, thinking it will bring him luck. and where it sleeps, and whether or not it likes living with RL 0.8 IL P-2 ARQ 83539 ARP.5 (WALK) ©2004 CE, K, PW, people. RL 2 IL P-3 (AT) ©2005 ALA, HB, *SLJ *SLJ ____276178 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____004104 DEAS ______H17.072.93

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SA SA R O’Neill, Alexis—Estela En El Mercado De Pulgas (Estela’s R Soto, Gary—Chato Goes Cruisin’ Chato and Novio win a Swap) A Mexican American girl accompanies her father to a cruise but are disappointed to find that everyone else on swap meet, where she hopes to sell her music box for money board is a dog, and things go from bad to worse when the for dancing lessons, and learns to value the act of giving. dogs party themselves sick and it is up to the cats to find RL 4.1 IL K-3 ARQ 62771SP ARP.5 (LEE) ©2005 help. RL 2.8 IL K-3 ARQ 88007 ARP.5 (V) ©2004 HB, K, PW, ____091160 DEAS______11.9316.02 *SLJ S Parr, Todd—Peace Book Describes peace as making new ____050326 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 SA friends, sharing a meal, feeling good about yourself, and R Stroud, Bettye—Patchwork Path: A Quilt Map To Freedom more. RL 2 IL K-2 (LB) ©2004 CC, PW, SLJ D While her father leads her toward Canada and away from the ____230995 EAS ______H17.102.97 plantation where they have been slaves, a young girl thinks of SA R Paul, Ann Whitford—Manana Iguana (Bilingual Edition) the quilt her mother used to teach her a code that will help Iguana, Conejo, Tortuga, and Culebra are excited about hav- guide them to freedom. RL 3.7 IL 1-4 ARQ 85295 ARP.5 ing a spring party, but only Iguana is willing to do any of the (CAND) ©2005 CE, K, PW work. Includes a glossary of Spanish words used. RL 1.9 IL K- ____230232 DEAS ______H17.102.97 3 ARQ 80866 ARP.5 (HH) ©2004 ALA, SLJ Tripp, Valerie—One And Only Delaney While learning about ____004105 DEAS ______H17.1523.04 comparisons such as “big, bigger, biggest,” Delaney begins to S Payne, Nina—Summertime Waltz Illustrations and rhythmic unfavorably compare her skills in reading, drawing, and joking text describe the delights of a summer evening. RL 2 IL K-3 with those of her classmates, until Miss Sparks helps her (FSG) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ identify her own talents. Hopscotch Hill School series. RL 3 ____289584 DEAS ______H17.112.98 IL 2-4 (PC) ©2005 S Perl, Erica S.—Chicken Bedtime Is Really Early Rhyming text ____222699 DEAS______8.551.48 describes how different animal mothers and fathers get their SA R Valckx, Catharina—Lizette’s Green Sock Lizette tries to figure young ones ready for bed on the farm. RL 2 IL P-2 (HNA) out what to do with the one green sock that she finds while © 2004 *ALA, CE, PW, SLJ out walking one day. RL 2.0 IL P-2 ARQ 87710 ARP.5 (HM) D H16.2721.85 ____001757 EAS ______©2002 *ALA, CE, *SLJ SA R Pichon, Liz—Very Ugly Bug A bug is so ugly she scares away ____179665 DEAS ______H16.3121.9 the bird that was about to devour her. RL 2.5 IL P-2 SA ARQ 86618 ARP.5 (TIG) ©2005 CE, K, SLJ R Willems, Mo—Knuffle Bunny Trixie, Daddy, and Knuffle Bunny ____315386 DEAS ______H17.072.93 take a trip to the neighborhood Laundromat. RL 1.6 IL P-2 ARQ 82297 ARP.5 (WB) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, C, *CE, HB, *K, SA R Poole, Amy Lowry—Pea Blossom In a garden near Beijing, five *PW, *SLJ peas in a shell grow and wait to discover what fate has in ____172553 DEAS ______H17.102.97 store for them. RL 4.0 IL 1-3 ARQ 86233 ARP.5 (HH) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ Willems, Mo—Leonardo, The Terrible Monster Despite his ____230991 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 best efforts, Leonardo cannot scare anyone, even miserable S Sam, and the sympathy he feels for Sam leads to friendship. Prince, April Jones—Twenty-One Elephants And Still RL 2.3 IL P-2 (WB) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ Standing Upon completion of the Brooklyn Bridge, P.T. ____014343 DEAS ______H17.7123.79 Barnum and his twenty-one elephants parade across to prove to everyone that the bridge is safe. RL 2 IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 S Willis, Jeanne—Tadpole’s Promise When a caterpillar meets ____308703 DEAS ______H17.112.98 her perfect love, a tadpole, she begs him never to change, S Prose, Francine—Leopold, The Liar Of Leipzig After a scien- but their relationship is doomed. RL 2 IL K-3 (AT) ©2005 CE, *SLJ tist accuses him of lying, Leopold, who has told tales in D Leipzig’s zoo for many years, is surprised to find that he must ____291568 EAS ______H17.072.93 explain the nature of storytelling. RL 2 IL K-3 (HA) ©2005 S Wilson, Karma—Mortimer’s Christmas Manger Unhappy in ____175194 DEAS ______H17.102.97 his cramped, cold hole, Mortimer Mouse moves into a nativity SA R Reynolds, Peter H.—Ish Ramon loses confidence in his ability scene thinking it is the perfect home for him, until he discov- to draw, but his sister gives him a new perspective on things. ers who truly belongs there. RL 2 IL P-2 (SS) ©2005 RL 2.1 IL K-3 ARQ 81654 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2004 PW, *SLJ ____202312 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____158402 DEAS______16.792.5 SA R Winters, Kay—My Teacher For President A second-grader SA R Richards, Chuck—Jungle Gym Jitters Jerry’s imaginative dad writes a television station with reasons why his teacher would likes to build things, but when the jungle gym that started out make a good president, but only if she can continue teaching fun grows out of control, Jerry’s fear of heights — and the zoo till the end of the year. RL 1.8 IL K-3 ARQ 83484 ARP.5 (V) animals and mobs of people the gym attracts — give Jerry ©2004 K, PW, SLJ the jitters. RL 4.8 IL K-3 ARQ 83537 ARP.5 (WALK) ©2004 ____206885 DEAS ______H16.3021.89 ALA, *K, SLJ S Winthrop, Elizabeth—Squashed In The Middle Daisy’s busy ____166435 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 family doesn’t hear what she tells them about her travels. SA R Richardson, Justin & Parnell, Peter—And Tango Makes Three RL 2 IL K-3 (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA, HB, PW At New York City’s Central Park Zoo, two male penguins fall ____282049 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 in love and start a family by taking turns sitting on an aban- S doned egg until it hatches. RL 3.5 IL P-2 ARQ 87170 ARP.5 Wood, Audrey—Deep Blue Sea: A Book Of Colors Introduces (SS) ©2005 *ALA, CE, PW, *SLJ various colors by presenting a colorful scene on a rock in the ____013647 DEAS ______H16.2721.85 deep blue sea. RL 2 IL P-2 (SBS) ©2005 D H17.102.97 SA ____071900 EAS ______R Rodman, Mary Ann—My Best Friend Six-year-old Lily has a best friend all picked out for play group day, but unfortunately S Wood, Douglas—Secret Of Saying Thanks While learning the the differences between first-graders and second-graders are secret to a good life, a child says thank you for the natural sometimes very large. RL 2.2 IL K-3 ARQ 85580 ARP.5 (V) world and for being loved, because a grateful heart is always ©2005 CE, HB, *SLJ happy. RL 2 IL P-3 (SS) ©2005 ____205173 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____264426 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 SA SA R Rosen, Michael—Michael Rosen’s Sad Book A man tells R Woodson, Jacqueline—Coming On Home Soon After Mama about all the emotions that accompany his sadness over the takes a job in Chicago during World War II, Ada Ruth stays death of his son, and how he tries to cope. RL 2.3 IL 2-5 with Grandma but misses her mother who loves her more ARQ 86564 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2004 *ALA, CE, *HB, K, *PW, than rain and snow. RL 2.9 IL K-3 ARQ 78570 ARP.5 (V) *SLJ ©2004 *ALA, ANB, C, CE, HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ ____001775 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 ____057902 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 SA SA R Rosoff, Meg & Blackall, Sophie—Meet Wild Boars It is very R Yang, Belle—Hannah Is My Name A young Chinese girl and hard to be friends with wild boars because they are dirty and her parents emigrate to the United States and try their best to smelly, bad-tempered, and rude. RL 3.0 IL P-2 ARQ 87584 assimilate into their San Francisco neighborhood while anx- ARP.5 (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA, CE, PW D iously awaiting the arrival of their green cards. RL 4.2 IL K-3 ____001774 EAS ______H17.072.93 ARQ 81263 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2004 CC, K, SLJ SA R Rylant, Cynthia—Henry And Mudge And The Great ____130607 DEAS______19.1925.78 Grandpas When Henry and his dog Mudge go with Henry’s Yolen, Jane—How Do Dinosaurs Eat Their Food? Describes parents to visit Great-Grandpa Bill in the home with lots of how a dinosaur eats, with no rude noises and while sitting other grandpas, they lead them all on a wonderful adventure. very still. RL 2 IL P-2 (SBS) ©2005 Ready-to-Read Level 2. Henry and Mudge series. RL 2.6 D H16.902.70 IL K-3 ARQ 87210 ARP.5 (SS) ©1999 *ALA ____141711 EAS ______134047 DEAS ______H16.2721.85 S Yolen, Jane—Soft House On a rainy afternoon, a little brother S Schachner, Judith Byron—Skippyjon Jones In The Doghouse and big sister make a cozy house from blankets and cushions with the help of Mr. Cat. RL 2 IL P-2 (CAND) ©2005 Skippyjon Jones is a Siamese cat who wants to be a D H17.102.97 Chihuahua dog. RL 3 IL K-3 (V) ©2005 CE, PW ____276495 EAS ______001789 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 S Zane, Alexander—Wheels On The Race Car Animal race car SA drivers roar around the track. Text based on the popular song, R Smith, Stu—My School’s A Zoo! The day after visiting a zoo, a © young boy’s acquaintances all start to resemble animals he The Wheels on the Bus. RL 2 IL P-2 (ORCH) 2005 K, PW, *SLJ saw the day before. RL 3.0 IL K-3 ARQ 80676 ARP.5 (HA) D H16.2721.85 ©2004 K, PW, SLJ ____001801 EAS ______206803 DEAS ______H17.102.97

15 . All 409 PreK-8 Fall 2005 Titles TITLE INDEX (917026) ______$6,447.76

Legend Accelerated Reading Interest Copyright Reader Title Author Level Level

A R Conspiracy Revealed—Odom, Mel RL 5.4 IL 7-12 ARQ 85208 ARP8.0 (SS) ©2005 __060773 DFIC______10.1513.6 Order AR Quiz Publisher Number Dewey Number AR Price Points Additional Symbols G Original Publisher’s Binding HPublisher’s hardcover edition enhanced with a superior PERMA-BOUND Binding

Bears!—TIME for Kids Editors RL 2 IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 Aa ____025858 D599 ______8.751.75 “A” Was Once An Apple Pie—Lear, Edward & MacDonald, A © R Beatrice Doesn’t Want To—Numeroff, Laura Joffe RL 2.2 IL P- Suse, adaptor RL 2 IL P-2 (SBS) 2005 *SLJ © ____014340 DEAS ______H14.6919.73 2 ARQ 82078 ARP.5, RC (CAND) 2004 K, PW, SLJ ____000060 DEAS ______H17.102.97 A R Al Capone Does My Shirts—Choldenko, Gennifer RL 3.5 IL 5- 9 ARQ 74909 ARP 7.0, RC (V) ©2004 ALA, ANB, BB, CE, Bell’s Breakthrough—Deutsch, Stacia & Cohon, Rhody RL 4 IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 HB, *K, N, *PW, *SLJ, V D 8.551.48 ____006697 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____027159 FIC ______Berenstain Bears And The Baby Chipmunk—Berenstain, Alone In The World: Orphans And Orphanages In © © Stan & Jan RL 2 IL P-1 (HA) 2005 America—Reef, Catherine RL 7 IL 5-9 (HM) 2005 CE, HB, D 8.751.75 K, *SLJ ____027716 EAS______008343 D362 ______H18.7225.1 Berenstain Bears And The Wishing Star—Berenstain, Stan & A Jan RL 2 IL P-1 (HA) ©2005 R Always Remember Me: How One Family Survived World D 8.751.75 War II—Russo, Marisabina RL 4.6 IL 2-5 ARQ 86657 ARP.5 ____027837 EAS______A (SS) ©2005 CE, K, *SLJ R Best Book Of Ancient Rome—Murrell, Deborah Jane RL 6.0 ____000748 D92 ______H17.8824.0 IL 2-5 ARQ 83000 ARP.5 (HM) ©2004 K, SLJ D 15.9521.4 Amelia’s Most Unforgettable Embarrassing Moments— ____028139 937 ______Moss, Marissa RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) ©2005 Beyond The Valley Of Thorns—Carman, Patrick RL 6 IL 5-9 ____009498 DFIC ______13.3417.92 (SBS) ©2005 A ____029209 DFIC ______H13.6918.39 R Among The Enemy—Haddix, Margaret Peterson RL 5.3 IL 4-7 ARQ 87624 ARP 7.0 (SS) ©2005 Big Bugs—Simon, Seymour RL 2 IL P-2 (CHRO) ©2005 ____012928 DFIC ______H16.872.6 ____029480 D595 ______8.721.7 A R And Tango Makes Three—Richardson, Justin & Parnell, Peter Biscuit’s Fourth Of July—Capucilli, Alyssa Satin RL 2 IL P-K RL 3.5 IL P-2 ARQ 87170 ARP.5 (SS) ©2005 *ALA, CE, PW, (HA) ©2005 *SLJ ____030962 DEAS______G5.457.32 ____013647 DEAS ______H16.2721.85 A R Black Canary—Curry, Jane Louise RL 6.1 IL 5-9 ARQ 86093 A R Andy Shane And The Very Bossy Dolores Starbuckle— ARP 8.0 (SS) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, SLJ Jacobson, Jennifer Richardson RL 3.3 IL K-3 ARQ 87413 ____001752 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2005 K, *SLJ D Blood Red Horse—Grant, K. M. RL 6 IL 5-9 (WALK) ©2004 ____014341 EAS ______H15.3020.5 *ALA, K, SLJ Angel Coming—Henson, Heather RL 3.7 IL P-2 (AT) ©2005 ____033848 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 *ALA, K, PW, SLJ D Boy And His Bunny—Bryan, Sean RL 2 IL P-2 (LB) ©2005 ____014208 EAS ______H16.872.6 CE, K, PW Animal Antics: A To Z—Lobel, Anita RL 2 IL P-2 (MOR) ____001754 DEAS ______H16.3021.89 ©2005 A D R Breaker Boys—Hughes, Pat RL 3.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 82262 ARP 8.0 ____014885 791 ______H17.102.97 (FSG) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ, V Anne Frank—Poole, Josephine RL 4 IL 2-5 (RA) ©2004 *ALA, ____039491 DFIC ______H18.5224.8 PW A D R Buildings In Disguise: Architecture That Looks Like ____015603 92 ______H18.6825.09 Animals, Food, And Other Things—Arbogast, Joan Marie Apple Bandit—Keene, Carolyn RL 3 IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 RL 6.6 IL 3-6 ARQ 86088 ARP 1.0 (BOYD) ©2004 CE, K ____016765 DFIC ______8.551.48 ____041524 D720 ______H17.8824.0 A Art Of The Catapult: Build Greek Ballistae, Roman Onagers, R Bumblebee Queen—Sayre, April Pulley RL 3.4 IL 1-3 English Trebuchets, And More Ancient Artillery— ARQ 85690 ARP.5 (CHAR) ©2005 K, SLJ Gurstelle, William RL 7 IL 5-9 (CHIR) ©2004 CC, SLJ ____041760 D595 ______H16.2721.85 ____018243 D623 ______17.3523.0 Burned—Dixon, Franklin W. RL 5 IL 4-7 (ALD) ©2005 D Arthur And The Forbidden City—Besson, Luc RL 6 IL 4-7 ____041874 FIC ______9.3512.56 (HA) ©2005 Bus Ride That Changed History: The Story Of Rosa Parks— ____018498 DFIC ______H16.902.70 Edwards, Pamela Duncan RL 3 IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 A ____042007 D323 ______H17.112.98 R Attack Of The Killer Video Book: Tips And Tricks For Young Directors—Shulman, Mark RL 5.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 82197 ARP 2.0 (FIRE) ©2004 CC, SLJ ____020338 D778 ______15.9521.4 Cc A R Call Me Maria—Ortiz Cofer, Judith RL 5.6 IL 5-9 ARQ 83118 ARP 4.0 (SBS) ©2004 ALA, CC, HB, K, SLJ, V Bb ____043577 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 A Bats!—TIME for Kids Editors RL 2 IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 R Camel’s Lament: A Poem—Carryl, Charles Edward RL 3.3 ____024922 D599 ______8.751.75 IL K-3 ARQ 83135 ARP.5 (RA) ©2004 PW, SLJ ____004101 D811 ______H17.1523.04 Bear Dancer: The Story Of A Ute Girl—Wyss, Thelma Hatch RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) ©2005 Capt. Hook: The Adventures Of A Notorious Youth—Hart, J. V. RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 ____025733 DFIC ______H16.872.6 ____045825 DFIC ______H16.902.70 Bears—Krauss, Ruth RL 2 IL P-2 (HA) ©1948 HB, *PW, *SLJ A R Captain Raptor And The Moon Mystery—O’Malley, Kevin D H16.2721.85 ____026019 EAS ______RL 3.9 IL 1-4 ARQ 88506 ARP.5 (WALK) ©2005 PW, *SLJ ____045616 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 16 . TITLE INDEX

A R Carla’s Sandwich—Herman, Debbie RL 3.0 IL P-2 ARQ 85041 Criss Cross—Perkins, Lynne Rae RL 6 IL 5-9 (MOR) ©2005 ARP.5 (CHIR) ©2004 ____065085 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____046318 DEAS ______H17.072.93 A R Crown Me!—Lay, Kathryn RL 4.4 IL 4-7 ARQ 83605 ARP 6.0 A R Carmine: A Little More Red—Sweet, Melissa RL 3.1 IL P-2 (HH) ©2004 K, SLJ ARQ 87517 ARP.5 (HM) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ ____065778 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 D H17.112.98 ____014342 FIC ______Curious George Learns To Count From 1 To 100—Houghton Carolinda Clatter!—Gerstein, Mordicai RL 2 IL K-3 (HOLT) Mifflin Editors RL 2 IL P-2 (HM) ©2005 ©2005 *ALA ____066716 DEAS ______H16.912.71 ____046382 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 A R Curious George’s First Day Of School—Houghton Mifflin Case Of The Food Fight—Preller, James RL 3 IL 1-4 (SBS) Editors RL 2.6 IL K-3 ARQ 88028 ARP.5 (HM) ©2004 ©2005 ____066745 DEAS______8.721.7 D 8.551.48 ____000793 FIC ______Curious Glimpse Of Michigan—Kammeraad, Kevin & A R Case Of The Psychic Hamster—McMahon, P. J. RL 3.4 IL 2-5 Stephanie RL 4 IL 3-6 (AUCR) ©2004 ARQ 85627 ARP 2.0 (ALD) ©2005 ____066742 D977 ______H20.2927.5 D 8.551.48 ____046954 FIC ______Czar Of Alaska: The Cross Of Charlemagne—Trout, Richard Cat And Dog—Minarik, Else Holmelund RL 1 IL P-K (HA) RL 6 IL 5-9 (PEL) ©2005 ©2005 ____000115 DFIC ______H16.872.6 ____047186 DEAS ______H16.3021.89 A R Catalina Magdalena Hoopensteiner Wallendiner Hogan Logan Bogan Was Her Name—Arnold, Tedd RL 2.8 IL P-2 ARQ 84412 ARP.5 (SBS) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ ____000061 D782 ______G8.541.47 Dd A R D Is For Democracy: A Citizen’s Alphabet—Grodin, Elissa Catch A Tiger By The Toe—Levine, Ellen RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) © © RL 7.3 IL 2-5 ARQ 82897 ARP 1.0 (SBP) 2004 PW, SLJ 2005 *ALA, CE ____067028 D320 ______H17.8824.0 ____047353 DFIC ______H16.902.70 A R Dark Hills Divide—Carman, Patrick RL 6.1 IL 5-9 ARQ 86676 Chameleon, Chameleon—Cowley, Joy RL 2 IL P-2 (SBS) ARP 10.0 (SBS) ©2005 HB, K, PW, SLJ ©2005 *ALA, *CE, HB, SLJ ____068112 DFIC ______H13.6618.35 ____001756 D597 ______H17.8824.0 A R Darkest Hour—Hunter, Erin RL 6.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 82929 A R Champ!: The Story Of Muhammad Ali—Bolden, Tonya ARP 12.0 (HA) ©2004 ALA, PW, SLJ RL 5.0 IL 2-5 ARQ 86194 ARP.5 (K) ©2004 *SLJ ____068220 DFIC ______10.1513.6 ____380319 D92 ______H18.4824.8 Day At The New Amsterdam Theatre—Amendola, Dana & Chaparral: Life On The Scrubby Coast—Tocci, Salvatore Domenico, Gino RL 6 IL 4-7 (WB) ©2004 *SLJ RL 5 IL 4-7 (FW) ©2004 SBF ____069238 D792 ______H24.3032.64 ____001582 D577 ______12.7317.0 A R Day Of Tears—Lester, Julius RL 4.8 IL 5-9 ARQ 86562 ARP 4.0 A R Chato Goes Cruisin’—Soto, Gary RL 2.8 IL K-3 ARQ 88007 (WB) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ ARP.5 (V) ©2004 HB, K, PW, *SLJ ____000249 DFIC ______H16.902.70 D ____050326 EAS ______H17.9124.06 Deep Blue Sea: A Book Of Colors—Wood, Audrey RL 2 IL P- Chicken Bedtime Is Really Early—Perl, Erica S. RL 2 IL P-2 2 (SBS) ©2005 (HNA) ©2004 *ALA, CE, PW, SLJ ____071900 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____001757 DEAS ______H16.2721.85 Disney’s Dream—Deutsch, Stacia & Cohon, Rhody RL 4 IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 Chicken Boy—Dowell, Frances O’Roark RL 6 IL 5-9 (AT) D ©2005 *ALA, *SLJ ____077740 FIC ______8.551.48 ____050974 DFIC ______H16.872.6 Double Identity—Haddix, Margaret Peterson RL 6 IL 5-9 (SS) A ©2005 R Chiggers—Jarrow, Gail RL 5.8 IL 4-7 ARQ 73809 ARP.5 D H16.872.6 (GRNP) ©2004 CC, SLJ ____081320 FIC ______A ____051381 D616 ______H22.2929.4 R Down The Rabbit Hole—Abrahams, Peter RL 4.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 86936 ARP 10.0 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, *CE, PW, SLJ Children Of The Great Depression—Freedman, Russell RL 6 ____081503 DFIC ______H16.902.70 IL 4-7 (HM) ©2005 ____051959 D305 ______H20.1327.04 Dred And Harriet Scott: A Family’s Struggle For Freedom— Swain, Gwenyth RL 6 IL 5-9 (MHS) ©2004 CC, SLJ Choo Choo Clickety-Clack!—Mayo, Margaret RL 2 IL P-2 ____082069 D920 ______15.7521.6 (LEHC) ©2004 *ALA, PW, SLJ ____001758 DEAS ______H16.2721.85 A R City Dog, Country Dog—Crummel, Susan Stevens & Donohue, Dorothy RL 2.1 IL K-3 ARQ 80724 ARP.5 (MACA) ©2004 SLJ Ee ____054852 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 Eddie’s Kingdom—Johnson, D. B. RL 2 IL P-3 (HM) ©2005 A D H17.112.98 R Class Trip To The Haunted House—Jones, Marcia Thornton & ____085790 EAS ______Dadey, Debbie RL 4.0 IL 2-5 ARQ 87221 ARP 1.0 (SBS) Egypt In Spectacular Cross-Section—Biesty, Stephen RL 5 ©2005 IL 4-7 (SBS) ©2005 ____000889 DFIC ______8.551.48 ____086979 D932 ______H19.5126.1 Clatter Bash! A Day Of The Dead Celebration—Keep, Emeril’s There’s A Chef In My Family!: Recipes To Get Richard Cleminson RL 2 IL K-3 (PEAC) ©2004 K, PW, *SLJ Everybody Cooking—Lagasse, Emeril RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ____001759 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ©2004 CC, PW, SLJ D H 30.5 A ____088772 641 ______22.73 R Code Talker—Bruchac, Joseph RL 6.4 IL 5-9 ARQ 85819 ARP 9.0 (V) ©2005 *ALA, CE, *K, SLJ, V ER Vets—Jackson, Donna M. RL 5 IL 4-7 (HM) ©2005 ____056870 DFIC ______H17.7123.79 ____090155 D636 ______H17.7123.79 A Colibri (Spanish Ed.)—Cameron, Ann RL 4.6 IL 5-9 (SBS) R Estela En El Mercado De Pulgas (Estela’s Swap)—O’Neill, Alexis RL 4.1 IL K-3 ARQ 62771SP ARP.5 (LEE) ©2005 ©2005 D ____056963 DFIC ______9.3512.56 ____091160 EAS______11.9316.02 Come To My Party And Other Shape Poems—Roemer, Heidi Excellent 11: Qualities Teachers And Parents Use To RL 2 IL P-2 (HOLT) ©2004 HB, SLJ Motivate, Inspire, And Educate Children—Clark, Ron IL PROF (WB) ©2004 CC, PW ____057333 D811 ______H18.6825.09 ____092427 D371 ______G15.5620.9 A R Coming On Home Soon—Woodson, Jacqueline RL 2.9 IL K-3 Eyes Of The Emperor—Salisbury, Graham RL 6 IL 5-9 (RA) ARQ 78570 ARP.5, RC (V) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, C, CE, HB, ©2005 *ALA, *SLJ *K, *PW, *SLJ ____093384 DFIC ______H16.872.6 ____057902 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 Complete Guide To Service Learning: Proven Practical Ways To Engage Students In Civic Responsibility (Pap— Kaye, Cathryn Berger IL PROF (FSP) ©2004 CC ____058442 D373 ______G23.3631.8 Ff Concise Geography Encyclopedia—Gifford, Clive RL 6 IL 5-9 Fight For Freedom: The American Revolutionary War— (HM) ©2005 Bobrick, Benson RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) ©2004 CC, K, SLJ ____060314 DRef 910 ______G11.6615.6 ____099881 D973 ______H22.7030.49 Coral Reefs: Life Below The Sea—Tocci, Salvatore RL 5 IL 4- Firefly—Farley, Terri RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 D 12.56 7 (FW) ©2004 ____101015 FIC ______9.35 A ____001583 D577 ______12.7317.0 R Fleabiscuit Sings!—Shyer, Marlene Fanta RL 5.0 IL 4-7 © Crash Course For Molly—Eriksson, Eva RL 2 IL P-2 (FSG) ARQ 86475 ARP 4.0 (MACA) 2005 SLJ D H16.872.6 ©2005 PW, *SLJ ____104657 FIC ______063624 DEAS ______H17.112.98 Food For Thought: The Complete Book Of Concepts For Growing Minds—Freymann, Saxton & Elffers, Joost RL 2 Crazy Horse: Young War Chief—Stanley, George E. RL 5 IL 4- IL P-2 (SBS) ©2005 *ALA, K, PW, SLJ 7 (ALD) ©2004 ____001761 D634 ______H16.2721.85 ____063708 D92 ______9.3512.56 17 . TITLE INDEX

Forbidden Schoolhouse: The True And Dramatic Story Of Prudence Crandall and Her Students—Jurmain, Suzanne Hh A RL 6 IL 5-9 (HM) ©2005 R Hachiko Waits—Newman, Leslea RL 4.7 IL 3-6 ARQ 82246 ____107035 D370 ______H18.5224.8 ARP 2.0 (HOLT) ©2004 ALA, PW, SLJ D H 2.6 Forces Make Things Move—Bradley, Kimberly Brubaker RL 2 ____129532 FIC ______16.87 IL K-3 (HA) ©2005 Halloween Howls: Holiday Poetry—Hopkins, Lee Bennett, ____107056 D531 ______9.5512.83 editor RL 2 IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 Forces Of Nature: The Awesome Power Of Volcanoes, ____129900 D811 ______H17.102.97 Earthquakes, And Tornados—Grace, Catherine O’Neill Hamster Champs—Murphy, Stuart J. RL 3 IL 2-5 (HA) ©2005 RL 6 IL 4-7 (NGS) ©2004 CC, SBF, SLJ, WC ____130178 D516 ______9.5512.83 D H18.6825.09 ____107057 551 ______A R Hannah Is My Name—Yang, Belle RL 4.2 IL K-3 ARQ 81263 A R Forest Explorer: A Life-Size Field Guide—Bishop, Nic RL 5.1 ARP.5, RC (CAND) ©2004 CC, K, SLJ IL K-4 ARQ 86108 ARP 1.0 (SBS) ©2004 ALA, K, PW, SLJ ____130607 DEAS______19.1925.78 ____000062 D591 ______H18.6825.09 Happy Thanksgiving—McNamara, Margaret RL 2 IL P-2 © Fossil—Ewart, Claire RL 3 IL K-3 (WALK) 2004 SLJ (ALD) ©2005 D H17.8824.0 ____107496 EAS ______130889 DEAS______8.751.75 Freshwater Habitats: Life In Freshwater Ecosystems— A Toupin, Laurie RL 5 IL 4-7 (FW) ©2004 SBF R Hear That Train Whistle Blow!: How The Railroad Changed ____001584 D577 ______12.7317.0 The World—Meltzer, Milton RL 8.4 IL 5-9 ARQ 82269 ARP 5.0, RC (RA) ©2004 CC, K, SLJ, WC Friend Called Anne: One Girl’s Story Of War, Peace And A ____132669 D385 ______H19.4826.17 Unique Friendship With Anne Frank—Van Maarsen, Jacqueline & Lee, Carol Ann RL 6 IL 4-7 (V) ©2004 ALA, CE, Heartbreak Bronco—Farley, Terri RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2004 HB, SLJ ____132826 DFIC ______9.3512.56 ____001762 D92 ______H16.902.70 Hello, Goodbye Window—Juster, Norton RL 2 IL P-2 (WB) From Slave To Soldier: Based On A True Civil War Story— ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ Hopkinson, Deborah RL 3 IL 1-4 (AT) ©2005 ____000240 DEAS ______H17.072.93 D ____111263 FIC ______H16.0721.59 Help! A Vampire’s Coming!—Klein, Abby RL 3 IL 2-5 (SBS) ©2005 ____000806 DFIC ______8.551.48 A R Hen, A Chick, And A String Guitar—MacDonald, Margaret Gg Read RL 1.3 IL P-2 ARQ 86309 ARP.5 (BARE) ©2005 CE, A SLJ R Game Of Silence—Erdrich, Louise RL 5.9 IL 4-7 ARQ 87336 ____133785 D398 ______H18.7125.13 ARP 9.0 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, *HB A ____112963 DFIC ______H16.902.70 R Henry And Mudge And The Great Grandpas—Rylant, A Cynthia RL 2.6 IL K-3 ARQ 87210 ARP.5 (SS) ©1999 *ALA R Genius: A Photobiography Of Albert Einstein—Delano, D H16.2721.85 Marfe Ferguson RL 7.6 IL 4-7 ARQ 86358 ARP 2.0 (NGS) ____134047 EAS ______©2005 *ALA, CE, *SLJ Hero And The Minotaur—Byrd, Robert RL 4 IL 2-5 (DU) ____001763 D92 ______H18.6825.09 ©2005 CE, *SLJ A D H18.7125.13 R Giant Hug—Horning, Sandra RL 3.9 IL P-3 ARQ 82301 ARP.5 ____135503 FIC ______(RA) ©2005 K, PW, SLJ Hidden Child—Millman, Isaac RL 6 IL 5-9 (FSG) ©2005 *ALA ____116661 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____136271 D92 ______H18.5224.8 A Gilda Joyce, Psychic Investigator—Allison, Jennifer RL 6 R Hold Me Tight—Grover, Lorie Ann RL 3.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 86535 IL 5-9 (V) ©2005 *ALA, *SLJ D ARP 4.0 (SS) ©2005 CE, K, SLJ ____116893 FIC ______H12.8917.3 ____138590 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 Gnat Stokes And The Foggy Bottom Swamp Queen— A R Holly Bloom’s Garden—Ashman, Sarah RL 3.6 IL K-3 Keehn, Sally M. RL 5 IL 4-7 (V) ©2005 K, *SLJ ARQ 82137 ARP.5 (CHIR) ©2004 D H17.7123.79 ____000749 FIC ______138667 DEAS ______H17.072.93 Goha The Wise Fool—Johnson-Davies, Denys RL 4 IL 2-5 A © R Homework Hassles—Klein, Abby RL 3.4 IL 2-5 ARQ 83745 (PU) 2005 *ALA, *SLJ ARP 1.0, RC (SBS) ©2004 ____118309 D398 ______H17.9124.06 ____001815 DEAS______8.751.75 A R Golden Hour—Williams, Maiya RL 5.1 IL 5-9 ARQ 78203 © ARP 9.0 (HNA) ©2004 PW, SLJ, V Hot Jazz Special—Hannah, Jonny RL 4 IL 2-5 (CAND) 2005 ____119627 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 CE, K, PW, SLJ ____139759 D781 ______H17.9124.06 Good Brother, Bad Brother: The Story Of Edwin Booth & John Wilkes Booth—Giblin, James Cross RL 7 IL 5-9 (HM) How Do Dinosaurs Eat Their Food?—Yolen, Jane RL 2 IL P-2 ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ (SBS) ©2005 ____120041 D920 ______H21.9329.46 ____141711 DEAS ______H16.902.70 Good Lion—Markham, Beryl & Brown, Don RL 4 IL 2-5 (HM) How Many Blue Birds Flew Away? A Counting Book With A ©2005 Difference—Giganti, Paul RL 2 IL P-2 (MOR) ©2005 ____120424 D92 ______H17.112.98 ____142385 DEAS ______H17.102.97 Good Morning, Garden—Brenner, Barbara RL 2 IL K-3 How To Be The Funniest Kid In The Whole Wide World (Or (NORT) ©2004 SLJ Just In Your Class)—Leno, Jay RL 3 IL 2-5 (SS) ©2005 ____004102 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____143331 D818 ______H16.0721.59 Good, The Bad, And The Very Slimy—Stine, R. L. RL 3 IL 2-5 Hunter And Stripe And The Soccer Showdown—Elliott, (HA) ©2005 Laura Malone RL 2 IL K-3 (HA) ©2005 ____120741 DFIC ______10.9614.72 ____147770 DEAS ______H17.102.97 A R Gorilla Doctors: Saving Endangered Great Apes—Turner, Pamela S. RL 6.2 IL 4-7 ARQ 86192 ARP 1.0 (HM) ©2005 CE, HB, *SLJ ____121223 D333 ______H17.9224.07 Ii Grandpa And Me On Tu B’shevat—Gold-Vukson, Marji E. RL 3 IL K-3 (KB) ©2004 CC, SLJ I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More!—Beaumont, Karen RL 2 IL P-2 ____122222 DEAS______11.1314.95 (HB) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ D H A ____148058 EAS ______17.112.98 R Granite Baby—Bertrand, Lynne RL 4.9 IL K-3 ARQ 88389 ARP.5 (FSG) ©2004 *ALA, CE, HB, *K, PW If You Give A Pig A Party—Numeroff, Laura RL 2 IL P-3 (HA) ____001764 DEAS ______H17.112.98 ©2005 D H17.102.97 Great Blue House—Banks, Kate RL 2 IL K-3 (FSG) ©2005 ____151150 EAS ______A *ALA R Inside, Inside, Inside—Meade, Holly RL 2.0 IL P-2 ARQ 86032 ____122905 DEAS ______H17.112.98 ARP.5 (MACA) ©2005 K, *SLJ D Great Bridge-Building Contest—Zaunders, Bo RL 4 IL 2-5 ____156640 EAS ______H17.8824.0 A (HNA) ©2004 SLJ R Ish—Reynolds, Peter H. RL 2.1 IL K-3 ARQ 81654 ARP.5, RC ____123035 D92 ______H17.8824.0 (CAND) ©2004 PW, *SLJ Great Graphs And Sensational Statistics: Games And ____158402 DEAS______16.792.5 Activities That Make Math Easy And Fun—Long, Lynette RL 4 IL 3-6 (WIL) ©2004 CC, SLJ ____123740 D372 ______15.9521.4 Guinea Pig Scientists: Bold Self-Experimenters In Science And Medicine—Dendy, Leslie & Boring, Mel RL 6 IL 5-9 Jj (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ Janey And The Famous Author—Hahn, Mary Downing RL 2 ____128665 D616 ______H20.0926.9 IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 ____161193 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 Jesus—Demi RL 4.5 IL 2-5 (SS) ©2005 18 ____161929 D226 ______H20.0926.9 . TITLE INDEX

Jigsaw Pony—Haas, Jessie RL 4 IL 3-6 (MOR) ©2005 Leopold, The Liar Of Leipzig—Prose, Francine RL 2 IL K-3 ____162462 DEAS ______H16.1021.63 (HA) ©2005 D H A ____175194 EAS ______17.102.97 R Jitterbug Jam—Hicks, Barbara Jean RL 3.3 IL P-3 ARQ 88391 ARP.5 (FSG) ©2004 *ALA, *CE, *K, PW Let It Begin Here! Lexington & Concord: First Battles Of ____001767 DEAS ______H17.112.98 The American Revolution—Fradin, Dennis Brindell RL 4 A IL 2-5 (WALK) ©2005 *ALA, CE, K R Journey Of The One And Only Declaration Of ____175395 D973 ______H18.6024.98 Independence—St. George, Judith RL 5.4 IL 2-5 ARQ 86245 ARP.5 (PU) ©2005 CE, HB, *SLJ Let Me Play: The Story Of Title IX: The Law That Changed ____222698 D973 ______H17.9124.06 The Future Of Girls In America—Blumenthal, Karen RL 6 IL 5-9 (AT) ©2005 CE, *SLJ Journey That Saved Curious George: The True Wartime ____175410 D796 ______H18.6825.09 Escape Of Margret And H.A. Rey—Borden, Louise RL 3 A IL 2-4 (HM) ©2005 R Let’s Talk About Race—Lester, Julius RL 3.0 IL 1-4 ____165229 D940 ______H17.7123.79 ARQ 85036 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 CE, PW, *SLJ D H A ____175704 305 ______17.102.97 R Journey To Cahokia: A Boy’s Visit To The Great Mound City—Lorenz, Al RL 5.8 IL 2-5 ARQ 80856 ARP.5 (HNA) Liberation Of Gabriel King—Going, K. L. RL 6 IL 5-9 (PU) ©2004 CC, K, SLJ ©2005 ALA, CE, HB ____165241 DFIC ______H18.6825.09 ____175998 DFIC ______H16.902.70 A R Jungle Gym Jitters—Richards, Chuck RL 4.8 IL K-3 Liberty Or Death: The American Revolution, 1763-1783— ARQ 83537 ARP.5 (WALK) ©2004 ALA, *K, SLJ Maestro, Betsy RL 4 IL 2-5 (HA) ©2002 ____166435 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 ____176015 D973 ______H16.902.70 A A R Junie B. Jones Espia Un Poquirritin (Junie B. Jones And R Librarian Of Basra: A True Story From Iraq—Winter, Jeanette Some Sneaky Peeky Spying)—Park, Barbara RL 2.9 IL 1-4 RL 3.2 IL 1-4 ARQ 83517 ARP.5 (HB) ©2005 ALA, CE, HB, ARQ 14676SP ARP 1.0 (SBS) ©2005 K, NYT, PW, *SLJ ____166502 DFIC ______8.551.48 ____176001 D92 ______H17.112.98 A A R Junie B. Jones Y El Cumpleanos Del Malo De Jim (Junie B. R Lice—Hirschmann, Kris RL 5.8 IL 4-7 ARQ 73814 ARP.5 Jones And That Meanie Jim’s Birthday)—Park, Barbara (GRNP) ©2004 CC, SLJ RL 2.4 IL 1-4 ARQ 14677SP ARP 1.0 (SBS) ©2005 ____176101 D614 ______H23.3031.0 ____166518 DFIC ______8.551.48 Lighthouse Family: The Octopus—Rylant, Cynthia RL 3 IL 2- 5 (SS) ©2005 ____176980 DFIC ______17.3523.0 Lightning Thief—Riordan, Rick RL 6 IL 5-9 (WB) ©2005 K, Kk PW, *SLJ ____177262 DFIC ______H18.4824.8 Kalpana’s Dream—Clarke, Judith RL 6 IL 5-9 (FRON) ©2005 *ALA, *CE, PW Lights Out—Geisert, Arthur RL 2 IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 D H17.112.98 ____001768 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 ____177261 EAS ______Keeper—Peet, Mal RL 6 IL 5-9 (CAND) ©2003 Lily B. On The Brink Of Love—Kimmel, Elizabeth Cody RL 6 © ____168895 DFIC ______H16.902.70 IL 5-9 (HA) 2005 ____177335 DFIC ______H16.902.70 A R Kick In The Head: An Everyday Guide To Poetic Forms— A Janeczko, Paul B., ed. RL 6.0 IL 3-6 ARQ 86581 ARP 1.0 R Lincoln’s Legacy—Deutsch, Stacia & Cohon, Rhody RL 3.6 (CAND) ©2005 *ALA, CE, *HB, *PW, *SLJ IL 2-5 ARQ 84957 ARP 2.0 (ALD) ©2005 PW D 8.551.48 ____169930 D811 ______H18.7125.13 ____177365 FIC ______Kid Who Named Pluto And The Stories Of Other Lioness And Her Knight—Morris, Gerald RL 6 IL 5-9 (HM) Extraordinary Young People In Science—McCutcheon, ©2005 D H 2.71 Marc RL 4 IL 3-6 (CHRO) ©2004 CC, K, PW, SLJ ____177453 FIC ______16.91 ____169984 D920 ______H17.102.97 Listening For Lions—Whelan, Gloria RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 Kidnapped Colt—Farley, Terri RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 *ALA D H 2.70 ____170015 DFIC ______9.3512.56 ____177752 FIC ______16.90 A A R Little Book Of Fables—Uribe, Veronica RL 5.1 IL 1-4 R Kids Book Of The Night Sky—Love, Ann RL 6.6 IL 3-6 ARQ 80139 ARP 3.0 (KCP) ©2004 CC, SLJ, WC ARQ 86257 ARP 1.0 (GRO) ©2004 PW, *SLJ D H 16.83 ____170040 D520 ______15.9521.4 ____001770 398 ______12.53 A A R Little Cricket—Brown, Jacquelyn M. RL 6.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 78606 R King Of Show-And-Tell—Klein, Abby RL 3.1 IL 2-5 ARQ 83157 ARP 1.0, RC (SBS) ©2004 ARP 7.0 (WB) ©2004 CC, K, PW, SLJ D H 2.70 ____001816 DFIC ______8.751.75 ____177981 FIC ______16.90 Little Darlings—Llewellyn, Sam RL 5 IL 4-7 (V) ©2004 CE Kingfisher First Encyclopedia Of Animals—Farndon, John & D 13.6 Kirkwood, Jon RL 3 IL 1-3 (HM) ©1998 ____177989 FIC ______10.15 A ____171474 DRef 590 ______13.3417.92 R Little Green: Growing Up In The Cultural Revolution—Yu, A Chun RL 5.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 86303 ARP 3.0 (SS) ©2005 CE, R Kira-Kira—Kadohata, Cynthia RL 4.7 IL 5-9 ARQ 74071 ARP 7.0 (SS) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, CE, HB, K, *N, *PW, *SLJ, HB, K, PW, SLJ D H 2.6 V ____178070 92 ______16.87 ____171798 DFIC ______H16.872.6 Little Stevie Wonder—Troupe, Quincy RL 3 IL 1-4 (HM) ©2005 A PW, *SLJ R Kitten’s First Full Moon—Henkes, Kevin RL 2.3 IL P-2 D H 25.1 ARQ 77204 ARP.5 (MOR) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, *C, *CE, HB, ____178759 811 ______18.72 A *K, *PW, *SLJ R Lizabeth’s Story—Tamar, Erika RL 3.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 82256 ____172188 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ARP 4.0 (HA) ©2004 A ____179639 DFIC ______9.3512.56 R Knuffle Bunny—Willems, Mo RL 1.6 IL P-2 ARQ 82297 A ARP.5, RC (WB) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, C, *CE, HB, *K, *PW, R Lizette’s Green Sock—Valckx, Catharina RL 2.0 IL P-2 *SLJ ARQ 87710 ARP.5 (HM) ©2002 *ALA, CE, *SLJ ____172553 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____179665 DEAS ______H16.3121.9 A R Lizzie Bright And The Buckminster Boy—Schmidt, Gary D. RL 5.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 78550 ARP 10.0 (HM) ©2004 *ALA, ANB, BB, HB, MP, N, *SLJ, V Ll ____179664 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 London, 1850—Rook, Sebastian RL 5 IL 4-7 (SBS) ©2005 Lambkins—Bunting, Eve RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 ____000808 DFIC ______10.1513.6 ____173062 DFIC ______H16.902.70 Long-Long’s New Year: A Story About The Chinese Spring Leaf Man—Ehlert, Lois RL 2 IL P-2 (HB) ©2005 *ALA Festival—Gower, Catherine RL 2 IL K-2 (TUT) ©2005 *SLJ D H17.112.98 ____174639 EAS ______180705 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 A R Leaping Beauty: And Other Animal Fairy Tales—Maguire, Look At My Book: How Kids Can Write & Illustrate Terrific Gregory RL 4.9 IL 3-6 ARQ 80737 ARP 4.0 (HA) ©2004 PW, Books—Leedy, Loreen RL 3 IL 2-5 (HH) ©2004 ALA, K, SLJ *SLJ D H16.902.70 ____174653 FIC ______004103 D808 ______18.4424.7 Leaping Lizards—Murphy, Stuart J. RL 2 IL P-2 (HA) ©2005 A D 9.5512.83 R Looking For Jaguar: And Other Rain Forest Poems—Katz, ____174654 513 ______Susan RL 4.6 IL 2-5 ARQ 86626 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, A R Legacy Of Gloria Russell—Gilbert, Sheri L. RL 4.6 IL 5-9 *K, SLJ ARQ 79052 ARP 8.0 (B) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ ____001771 D811 ______H17.102.97 ____175065 DFIC ______10.1513.6 A R Lost Goat Lane—Jordan, Rosa RL 4.6 IL 4-7 ARQ 82400 Leon And The Champion Chip—Kurzweil, Allen RL 5 IL 4-7 ARP 8.0 (PEAC) ©2004 CE, K, SLJ (MOR) ©2005 ____182405 DFIC ______H16.0721.59 D H16.902.70 ____175264 FIC ______Lotsa De Casha—Madonna RL 3 IL 2-5 (V) ©2005 Leonardo Da Vinci: Young Artist, Writer, And Inventor— ____183302 DFIC ______H20.0926.9 Stanley, George E. RL 5 IL 4-7 (ALD) ©2005 A D 9.3512.56 R Lucky Leaf—O’Malley, Kevin RL 0.8 IL P-2 ARQ 83539 ARP.5 ____175413 92 ______(WALK) ©2004 CE, K, PW, *SLJ Leonardo, The Terrible Monster—Willems, Mo RL 2.3 IL P-2 ____004104 DEAS ______H17.072.93 (WB) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ ____014343 DEAS ______H17.7123.79 19 . TITLE INDEX

My Curious Uncle Dudley—Yourgrau, Barry RL 5 IL 4-7 Mm (CAND) ©2004 K, PW ____205374 DFIC ______H16.902.70 A R Manana Iguana (Bilingual Edition)—Paul, Ann Whitford A RL 1.9 IL K-3 ARQ 80866 ARP.5 (HH) ©2004 ALA, SLJ R My Daddy Is A Giant—Norac, Carl RL 1.8 IL P-2 ARQ 87421 ____004105 DEAS ______H17.1523.04 ARP.5 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, K, PW, SLJ ____205378 DEAS ______H17.112.98 M&M’s Brand Subtraction Book—McGrath, Barbara RL 2 A IL K-3 (CHAR) ©2005 PW R My Hands—Douglas, Lloyd G. RL 1.4 IL P-2 ARQ 87073 ____185060 D513 ______11.1314.95 ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 ____001588 D612 ______9.5212.79 Many Children Left Behind: How The No Child Left Behind Act Is Damaging Our Children...—Meier, Deborah & Wood, My House Is Singing—Rosenthal, Betsy R. RL 2 IL K-3 (HA) ©2004 SLJ George, eds. IL PROF (BEA) ©2004 CC, PW D ____190147 D379 ______G10.1413.62 ____004107 811 ______H17.112.98 A Marine Habitats: Life In Saltwater—Tocci, Salvatore RL 5 IL 4- R My Mom’s Having A Baby!—Butler, Dori Hillestad RL 3.6 IL 1- 4 ARQ 87266 ARP.5 (WHIT) ©2005 *ALA, K, SLJ 7 (FW) ©2004 SBF D ____001585 D577 ______12.7317.0 ____001777 618 ______H17.072.93 A A R My Mouth—Douglas, Lloyd G. RL 1.4 IL P-2 ARQ 87074 R Maritcha: A Nineteenth-Century American Girl—Bolden, ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 SBF Tonya RL 7.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 86214 ARP 1.0 (HNA) © 2005 D *ALA, CE, HB, K, PW, *SLJ ____001590 612 ______9.5212.79 ____001773 D92 ______H18.6825.09 My Parents Are Getting Divorced, Too—Cadier, Florence RL 6 IL 5-9 (HNA) ©2004 ALA, CC, PW, SLJ, V Marsupial Sue Presents “The Runaway Pancake” (Includes D CD)—Lithgow, John RL 2 IL K-3 (SS) ©2005 ____206741 306 ______13.3417.92 A ____191497 DEAS ______H18.6825.09 R My Penguin Osbert—Kimmel, Elizabeth Cody RL 3.7 IL P-2 A ARQ 82084 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2004 ALA, K, PW, SLJ R Measle And The Wrathmonk—Ogilvy, Ian RL 5.6 IL 4-7 D ARQ 81580 ARP 6.0 (HA) ©2004 PW, SLJ, V ____206804 EAS ______H17.9124.06 A ____193640 DFIC ______10.1513.6 R My School’s A Zoo!—Smith, Stu RL 3.0 IL K-3 ARQ 80676 A ARP.5 (HA) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ R Meet Wild Boars—Rosoff, Meg & Blackall, Sophie RL 3.0 IL P- D 2 ARQ 87584 ARP.5 (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA, CE, PW ____206803 EAS ______H17.102.97 A ____001774 DEAS ______H17.072.93 R My Teacher For President—Winters, Kay RL 1.8 IL K-3 ARQ 83484 ARP.5 (V) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ Meow: Cat Stories From Around The World—Yolen, Jane D RL 4 IL 2-5 (HA) ©2005 ____206885 EAS ______H16.3021.89 ____195319 D398 ______H17.9124.06 My Thirteenth Season—Roberts, Kristi RL 6 IL 5-9 (HOLT) A ©2005 *ALA, SLJ R Mermaids Most Amazing—Oliver, Narelle RL 5.8 IL 2-5 D ARQ 86449 ARP 1.0 (V) ©2001 CE, K, SLJ ____001778 FIC ______H16.872.6 A ____195442 D398 ______H17.102.97 R Mysterious Collection Of Dr. David Harleyson—Cassels, A Jean RL 3.5 IL K-3 ARQ 84402 ARP.5 (WALK) ©2004 K, R Michael Rosen’s Sad Book—Rosen, Michael RL 2.3 IL 2-5 *PW ARQ 86564 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2004 *ALA, CE, *HB, K, *PW, D *SLJ ____207581 FIC ______H17.8824.0 ____001775 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 Mystery Of The Disappearing Dinosaurs—McMahon, P. J. RL 3 IL 2-5 (ALD) ©2005 Milestones Project: Celebrating Childhood Around The D World—Steckel, Richard RL 5 IL 4-7 (TSP) ©2004 ALA, CC, ____208481 FIC ______8.551.48 A PW, SLJ R Mystery Of The Morphing Hockey Stick—McMahon, P. J. ____197098 D305 ______H18.6825.09 RL 3.2 IL 2-5 ARQ 81145 ARP 2.0 (SS) ©2004 D Milkman—Cordsen, Carol Foskett RL 2 IL P-2 (DU) ©2005 ____208941 FIC ______8.551.48 *ALA, *SLJ ____197187 DEAS ______H17.102.97 Minnie And Moo: The Case Of The Missing Jelly Donut— Cazet, Dennis RL 3 IL 2-4 (HA) ©2005 Nn ____197766 DEAS ______H16.902.70 National Geographic Prehistoric Mammals—Turner, Alan A R Miss Lady Bird’s Wildflowers: How A First Lady Changed RL 6 IL 5-9 (NGS) ©2004 *SLJ, WC America—Appelt, Kathi RL 5.3 IL 2-5 ARQ 85972 ARP.5 ____210490 D569 ______H28.3238.04 © (HA) 2005 K A ____198403 D92 ______H17.9124.06 R Neat Line: Scribbling Through Mother Goose—Edwards, Pamela Duncan RL 3.0 IL K-3 ARQ 87422 ARP.5 (HA) Miss Lazar Is Bizarre!—Gutman, Dan RL 4 IL 3-6 (HA) ©2005 ©2004 PW, *SLJ K, PW ____211385 DEAS ______H17.102.97 D 8.551.48 ____198383 FIC ______A R Negro League Scrapbook—Weatherford, Carole Boston Molly Moon’s Hypnotic Time Travel Adventure—Byng, RL 5.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 86794 ARP.5 (BOYD) ©2005 K, PW, SLJ Georgia RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 ____000110 D796 ______H20.2927.5 D H17.7123.79 ____200226 FIC ______A R Night Eater—Juan, Ana RL 3.1 IL P-2 ARQ 84849 ARP.5 A R Moonrise—Farley, Terri RL 5.1 IL 4-7 ARQ 86801 ARP 5.0 (HA) (SBS) ©2004 *ALA, K, PW, *SLJ ©2005 ____214339 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 ____201379 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Nonna’s Porch—Gray, Rita RL 2 IL P-2 (WB) ©2004 K, PW, Moonrise—Hunter, Erin RL 6 IL 5-9 (HA) ©2005 D SLJ ____201410 FIC ______H16.902.70 ____000022 DEAS ______H17.102.97 A R A Mooove Over! A Book About Counting By Twos—Beil, R Nora’s Ark—Kinsey-Warnock, Natalie RL 3.8 IL P-3 Karen Magnuson RL 2.1 IL P-2 ARQ 81135 ARP.5 (HH) ARQ 86627 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, HB ©2004 K, SLJ ____217623 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____201496 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 Mortimer’s Christmas Manger—Wilson, Karma RL 2 IL P-2 (SS) ©2005 ____202312 DEAS ______H17.072.93 A Oo R Mother Teresa—Demi RL 6.7 IL 1-4 ARQ 85404 ARP 1.0 (SS) A ©2005 ALA, HB, PW, *SLJ R Octopus—Cazet, Denys RL 2.1 IL 1-3 ARQ 84104 ARP.5 (HA) ____202605 D92 ______H20.2927.5 ©2005 HB, K D H17.102.97 Mountain Mare—Farley, Terri RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 ____219255 EAS ______A ____203078 DFIC ______9.3512.56 R Oh, No! Where Are My Pants? And Other Disasters— Hopkins, Lee Bennett RL 3.1 IL 1-4 ARQ 86527 ARP.5 (HA) Mr. Hynde Is Out Of His Mind!—Gutman, Dan RL 4 IL 3-6 © © 2005 ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ (HA) 2005 D H17.102.97 ____000012 DFIC ______8.751.75 ____220430 811 ______© Mr. Williams—Barbour, Karen RL 2 IL K-3 (HOLT) ©2005 *SLJ Old African—Lester, Julius RL 5 IL 4-7 (DIAL) 2004 *ALA ____220660 DFIC ______H20.1227.03 ____014344 D92 ______H17.8824.0 Omnibeasts: Animal Poems And Paintings—Florian, Mrs. Cooney Is Loony!—Gutman, Dan RL 4 IL 3-6 (HA) © © Douglas RL 3 IL 2-5 (HB) 2004 CC, PW, SLJ 2005 D H18.7225.1 ____203870 DFIC ______8.751.75 ____221464 811 ______A R Once Upon A Curse—Baker, E. D. RL 5.6 IL 4-7 ARQ 85752 Ms. LaGrange Is Strange!—Gutman, Dan RL 4 IL 3-6 (HA) © © ARP 9.0 (HOLT) 2004 CE, PW 2005 K, PW D H16.872.6 ____204125 DFIC ______8.551.48 ____222622 FIC ______One And Only Delaney—Tripp, Valerie RL 3 IL 2-4 (PC) ©2005 Mung-Mung: A Fold-Out Book Of Animal Sounds—Park, D 8.551.48 Linda Sue RL 1 IL K-3 (CHAR) ©2004 SLJ ____222699 EAS______004106 D418 ______G7.7610.42 Only You Can Save Mankind—Pratchett, Terry RL 5 IL 5-9 A (HA) ©2005 *ALA, HB R My Best Friend—Rodman, Mary Ann RL 2.2 IL K-3 D H16.902.70 ARQ 85580 ARP.5 (V) ©2005 CE, HB, *SLJ ____224173 FIC ______205173 DEAS ______H17.102.97 Oscar’s Half Birthday—Graham, Bob RL 2 IL P-2 (CAND) A ©2005 K, *SLJ R My Big Brother—Cohen, Miriam RL 2.0 IL P-2 ARQ 84375 D H17.9124.06 ARP.5 (SBB) ©2005 *ALA, CE, K ____225599 EAS ______20 ____001776 DEAS ______H17.072.93 . TITLE INDEX

Our Eleanor: A Scrapbook Look At Eleanor Roosevelt’s Reaching For The Moon—Aldrin, Buzz RL 3 IL 1-4 (HA) Remarkable Life—Fleming, Candace RL 5 IL 4-7 (AT) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ ©2005 ____014345 D92 ______H16.902.70 ____226163 D92 ______H20.0926.9 Red Book—Lehman, Barbara RLWL IL 1-4 (HM) ©2004 ALA, Outcast—Lasky, Kathryn RL 5 IL 4-7 RC (SBS) ©2005 ____000659 DFIC ______9.3512.56 ANB, C, HB, K, PW, *SLJ ____250128 DEAS ______H14.6619.6 Red Ridin’ In The Hood And Other Cuentos—Marcantonio, Patricia RL 4 IL 2-5 (FSG) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, SLJ Pp ____001784 DFIC ______H16.912.71 A Return Of The Dragon—Rupp, Rebecca RL 5 IL 4-7 (CAND) R Papa, Do You Love Me?—Joosse, Barbara M. RL 2.9 IL P-2 ARQ 86930 ARP.5 (CHRO) ©2004 ©2005 ____229046 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____251992 DFIC ______H16.902.70 Paris, 1850—Rook, Sebastian RL 5 IL 4-7 (SBS) ©2005 Revenge Of The Witch—Delaney, Joseph RL 6 IL 5-9 (MOR) ____000809 DFIC ______10.1513.6 ©2005 A D H16.1021.63 R Patchwork Path: A Quilt Map To Freedom—Stroud, Bettye ____173812 FIC ______RL 3.7 IL 1-4 ARQ 85295 ARP.5 (CAND) ©2005 CE, K, PW Ricky Ricotta’s Mighty Robot vs. The Uranium Unicorns D H17.102.97 ____230232 EAS ______From Uranus—Pilkey, Dav RL 3 IL 2-5 (SBS) ©2005 A R Pea Blossom—Poole, Amy Lowry RL 4.0 IL 1-3 ARQ 86233 ____000790 DFIC ______8.551.48 ARP.5 (HH) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ ____230991 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 Riverboat Ruse—Keene, Carolyn RL 5 IL 4-7 (ALD) ©2005 ____254210 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Peace Book—Parr, Todd RL 2 IL K-2 (LB) ©2004 CC, PW, SLJ ____230995 DEAS ______H17.102.97 Rivers Of Zadaa—MacHale, D. J. RL 5 IL 4-7 (SS) ©2005 A ____254280 DFIC ______H16.0721.59 R Pearl’s New Skates—Keller, Holly RL 3.0 IL K-3 ARQ 82298 ARP.5, RC (HA) ©2005 HB, K, PW, *SLJ A D R Roberto Clemente: Pride Of The Pittsburgh Pirates—Winter, ____001779 EAS ______H17.102.97 Jonah RL 4.5 IL K-3 ARQ 85937 ARP.5 (AT) ©2005 ALA, Perfect Pumpkin Pie—Cazet, Denys RL 2 IL P-2 (AT) ©2005 PW, *SLJ ____232235 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____255155 D92 ______H17.8824.0 Pete The Sheep-Sheep—French, Jackie RL 2 IL P-2 (HM) Rolling In The Aisles: A Collection Of Laugh-Out-Loud ©2005 Poems—Lansky, Bruce, editor RL 4 IL 2-5 (MDB) ©2004 ____233081 DFIC ______H15.5120.83 ____256808 D811 ______H17.9224.07 Pet’s Revenge—Ogden, Charles RL 5 IL 4-7 (TSP) ©2005 ____233460 DFIC ______H14.4619.42 Rosa—Giovanni, Nikki RL 3 IL 1-4 (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA ____257659 D92 ______H17.8824.0 Planets!—TIME for Kids Editors RL 2 IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 ____235851 D523 ______8.751.75 Rosa, Sola—Martino, Carmela A. RL 5 IL 4-7 (CAND) ©2005 D Play’s The Thing—Aliki RL 2 IL K-3 (HA) ©2005 *SLJ ____257748 FIC ______H16.902.70 ____236418 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 Ruins Of Gorlan—Flanagan, John RL 6 IL 5-9 (PU) ©2005 Poppy’s Return—Avi RL 4 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, CE ____239773 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____257913 DFIC ______H16.902.70

A Power Of The Stone—Nunes, Shiho S. RL 5 IL 5-9 (IHPR) R Runny Babbit: A Billy Sook—Silverstein, Shel RL 4.2 IL 2-5 ©2001 ARQ 86634 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 ALA, CE, HB, *PW, *SLJ D 9.5512.83 ____240721 FIC ______258517 D811 ______H18.5124.86 A R Prairie Builders: Reconstructing America’s Lost Grasslands—Collard, Sneed RL 7.3 IL 5-9 ARQ 86196 ARP 1.0 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ ____241093 D635 ______H17.9224.07 A R Precious And The Boo Hag—McKissack, Patricia C. & Moss, Ss © Onawumi Jean RL 3.7 IL P-3 ARQ 84959 ARP.5 (AT) 2005 Sacrifice—Duble, Kathleen Benner RL 6 IL 5-9 (SS) ©2005 HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ D H16.872.6 ____241168 DFIC ______H17.8824.0 ____258879 FIC ______Prehistoric Actual Size—Jenkins, Steve RL 3 IL 1-4 (HM) Same Old Horse—Murphy, Stuart J. RL 2 IL 1-3 (HA) ©2005 ©2005 ____259886 D519 ______9.5512.83 ____241171 D560 ______H17.112.98 A R SantaKid—Patterson, James RL 3.5 IL K-3 ARQ 85407 ARP.5 Problem With Chickens—McMillan, Bruce RL 2 IL P-2 (HM) (LB) ©2004 PW, SLJ ©2005 ____260146 DFIC ______H16.3021.89 ____243365 DEAS ______H17.112.98 A R A Scarlet Macaw Scandal—Keene, Carolyn RL 4.7 IL 4-7 R Project Mulberry—Park, Linda Sue RL 4.3 IL 4-7 ARQ 87375 © © ARQ 83025 ARP 4.0 (ALD) 2004 ARP 6.0 (HM) 2005 *ALA, CE, HB, PW, *SLJ D 9.3512.56 ____243529 DFIC ______H16.912.71 ____261407 FIC ______A R Puppet Wrangler—Grant, Vicki RL 4.8 IL 5-9 ARQ 82838 Science, Fresh Squeezed!—Shields, Carol Diggory RL 5 IL 4- ARP 6.0 (ORCA) ©2004 SLJ, V 7 (CHRO) ©2003 PW, SLJ ____245899 DFIC ______11.7315.76 ____038320 D811 ______H16.2721.85 A Puppies! Puppies! Puppies!—Meyers, Susan RL 2 IL P-2 R Scrib—Ives, David RL 5.4 IL 5-9 ARQ 86104 ARP 6.0 (HA) (HNA) ©2005 *ALA ©2005 CE, K, *PW, SLJ D H 2.93 ____001782 EAS ______17.07 ____261974 DFIC ______H16.902.70

A R Search For Belle Prater—White, Ruth RL 4.8 IL 5-9 ARQ 86519 ARP 5.0 (FSG) ©2005 *ALA, HB, SLJ, V ____262879 DFIC ______H16.912.71 Qq Secret Of Saying Thanks—Wood, Douglas RL 2 IL P-3 (SS) Queen Bee—Clugston, Chynna RL 4 IL 5-9 (SBS) ©2005 ©2005 D 12.5716.8 ____000758 741 ______264426 DEAS ______H17.8824.0

A R Secret Of The Spa—Keene, Carolyn RL 5.4 IL 4-7 ARQ 85217 ARP 5.0 (ALD) ©2005 Rr ____263919 DFIC ______9.3512.56 A R A Secrets Of A Civil War Submarine: Solving The Mysteries R Rachel Carson: Preserving A Sense Of Wonder—Locker, © Of The H.L. Hunley—Walker, Sally M. RL 8.2 IL 5-9 Thomas RL 4.6 IL 2-5 ARQ 83525 ARP.5 (FULC) 2004 © SLJ ARQ 85867 ARP 4.0 (LEHC) 2005 *ALA, CE, *SLJ D H19.2825.90 ____248608 D92 ______H18.6825.09 ____265304 973 ______Rafi Y Rosi (Rafi And Rosi)—Delacre, Lulu RL 3 IL 2-4 (HA) Seeds—Robbins, Ken RL 4 IL 1-4 (SS) ©2005 CE, K ©2004 ____265547 D575 ______H17.072.93 D 8.551.48 ____248624 EAS______Seen Art?—Scieszka, Jon RL 4 IL 2-5 (V) ©2005 ALA, PW, A R Rain Dance—Farley, Terri RL 5.4 IL 4-7 ARQ 80741 ARP 5.0 SLJ (HA) ©2004 ____265550 DFIC ______H17.9124.06 ____248841 DFIC ______9.3512.56 A R Shamer’s Daughter—Kaaberbol, Lene RL 5.3 IL 5-9 Rainbow Soup: Adventures In Poetry—Cleary, Brian P. RL 4 © IL 3-6 (LEHC) ©2004 PW, SLJ ARQ 77884 ARP 8.0 (HOLT) 2002 K, PW, SLJ, V D H 23.7 ____248629 D808 ______H17.8824.0 ____268703 FIC ______17.67 A Raven’s Gate—Horowitz, Anthony RL 6 IL 5-9 (SBS) ©2005 R Shhhhh! Everybody’s Sleeping—Markes, Julie RL 1.0 IL P-1 *ALA, CE ARQ 84847 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 *ALA, K, PW, *SLJ ____249464 DFIC ______H18.4824.8 ____269238 DEAS ______H16.3021.89 21 . TITLE INDEX

Sholom’s Treasure: How Sholom Aleichem Became A Writer—Silverman, Erica RL 3 IL 1-4 (FSG) ©2004 *ALA, Tt CE, HB, K, PW, *SLJ T. Rex Trick-Or-Treats—Grambling, Lois G. RL 2 IL P-2 (HA) ____001786 D92 ______H17.112.98 ©2005 A D H14.6919.73 R Silly Chicken—Khan, Rukhsana RL 2.3 IL P-3 ARQ 86845 ____291480 EAS ______ARP.5 (V) ©2005 HB, K, PW, SLJ Tackling Dad—Levy, Elizabeth RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 ____271247 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____291536 DFIC ______H16.902.70 A R Sixteen Years In Sixteen Seconds: The Sammy Lee Story— Tadpole’s Promise—Willis, Jeanne RL 2 IL K-3 (AT) ©2005 Yoo, Paula RL 5.2 IL 2-5 ARQ 87481 ARP.5 (LEE) ©2005 CE, *SLJ *ALA, HB, PW, SLJ ____291568 DEAS ______H17.072.93 D H 23.7 ____001788 92 ______17.67 A R Tai Chi Morning: Snapshots Of China—Grimes, Nikki RL 5.9 Skippyjon Jones In The Doghouse—Schachner, Judith Byron IL 5-9 ARQ 84011 ARP 1.0 (CRI) ©2004 SLJ RL 3 IL K-3 (V) ©2005 CE, PW ____291610 D811 ______H17.072.93 ____001789 DEAS ______H17.9124.06 Taking Wing—Graff, Nancy Price RL 6 IL 5-9 (HM) ©2005 A R Sky—Porter, Pamela RL 4.8 IL 4-7 ARQ 83688 ARP 1.0 (GRO) *ALA, CE, SLJ ©2004 HB, SLJ ____291679 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 ____273689 DFIC ______H16.872.6 10 Little Rubber Ducks—Carle, Eric RL 2 IL P-2 (HA) ©2005 Skyscrapers—Simon, Seymour RL 3 IL 1-3 (CHRO) ©2005 ALA, PW, *SLJ ____273827 D720 ______8.721.7 ____294580 DEAS______G15.5920.94 Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie—Lubar, David RL 6 IL 5-9 (DU) That New Animal—Jenkins, Emily RL 2 IL P-2 (FSG) ©2005 ©2005 ALA, *SLJ *CE, *HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ ____274539 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ____001794 DEAS ______H17.112.98 A R Sleepy Cadillac—Hurd, Thacher RL 1.9 IL P-2 ARQ 88508 This Little Light Of Mine—Lewis, E. B., adaptor RL 3 IL P-3 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 ALA, *CE, HB, SLJ (SS) ©2005 K, SLJ ____274592 DEAS ______H17.8323.95 ____298433 D264 ______H17.8824.0 A A R So Happy!—Henkes, Kevin RL 1.5 IL P-3 ARQ 85600 ARP.5 R Tigress—Dowson, Nick RL 4.2 IL K-3 ARQ 78616 ARP.5 (MOR) ©2005 *ALA, HB, SLJ (CAND) ©2004 CC, K, PW, SLJ ____276081 DEAS ______H17.102.97 ____301425 DEAS ______H17.102.97 A So, What’s It Like To Be A Cat?—Kuskin, Karla RL 2 IL P-3 R Too Many Frogs!—Asher, Sandy RL 2.2 IL P-2 ARQ 86386 (AT) ©2005 ALA, HB, *SLJ ARP.5 (V) ©2005 CE, K, SLJ ____276178 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____303925 DEAS ______H17.102.97 © A Soft House—Yolen, Jane RL 2 IL P-2 (CAND) 2005 R Tooth Trouble—Klein, Abby RL 3.3 IL 2-5 ARQ 83158 ARP 1.0, ____276495 DEAS ______H17.102.97 RC (SBS) ©2004 PW A D 8.751.75 R Song Of The Water Boatman And Other Pond Poems— ____001817 FIC ______© A Sidman, Joyce RL 5.0 IL 2-5 ARQ 84962 ARP.5 (HM) 2005 R Top To Bottom Down Under—Lewin, Ted & Betsy RL 4.8 IL 2- *ALA, CE, HB, *SLJ 5 ARQ 86247 ARP.5 (HA) ©2005 CE, K, PW, SLJ ____001790 D811 ______H17.112.98 ____001795 D919 ______H17.102.97 © A Sophie’s Window—Keller, Holly RL 2 IL P-2 (MOR) 2005 R Top 10 Ways To Ruin The First Day Of 5th Grade—Derby, ____277765 DEAS ______H17.102.97 Kenneth RL 4.2 IL 3-6 ARQ 83614 ARP 4.0 (HH) ©2004 K Splendid Friend, Indeed—Bloom, Suzanne RL 2 IL P-1 ____304205 DFIC ______H17.6723.7 (BOYD) ©2005 K, *SLJ Totally Joe—Howe, James RL 6 IL 5-9 (AT) ©2005 ____281075 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____304491 DFIC ______H16.872.6 A Squashed In The Middle—Winthrop, Elizabeth RL 2 IL K-3 R Toulouse-Lautrec: The Moulin Rouge And The City Of (HOLT) ©2005 *ALA, HB, PW Light—Burleigh, Robert RL 5.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 86663 ARP.5 ____282049 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 (HNA) ©2005 *ALA, PW, SLJ Squeal And Squawk: Barnyard Talk—Pearson, Susan RL 3 ____304719 D92 ______H18.6825.09 © A IL K-3 (MACA) 2004 CC, PW, SLJ R Traction Man Is Here!—Grey, Mini RL 3.6 IL K-3 ARQ 87483 ____282098 D811 ______H17.8824.0 ARP.5 (RA) ©2005 *CE, *HB, *K, *PW, *SLJ Star Cloak—Rodda, Emily RL 4 IL 2-5 (HA) ©2005 ____304831 DEAS ______H17.072.93 ____282415 DFIC ______H12.5716.8 Travels Of Benjamin Of Tudela—Shulevitz, Uri RL 4 IL 3-6 A © R Stars Beneath Your Bed: The Surprising Story Of Dust— (FSG) 2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *K, PW, *SLJ Sayre, April Pulley RL 4.6 IL K-3 ARQ 84379 ARP.5 (HA) ____305080 DFIC ______H17.9224.07 ©2005 ALA, CE, *SLJ Treasure Of Savage Island—Hart, Lenore RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) ____283583 D551 ______H17.102.97 ©2005 K, *SLJ A D H18.7125.13 R Steam Locomotives: Whistling, Chugging, Smoking Iron ____014346 FIC ______A Horses Of The Past—Zimmermann, Karl RL 7.7 IL 4-7 R Tree Of Life: The Incredible Biodiversity Of Life On Earth— ARQ 80138 ARP 1.0 (BOYD) ©2004 CC, K, SLJ Strauss, Rochelle RL 6.3 IL 4-7 ARQ 82149 ARP 1.0 (KCP) ____283862 D625 ______H20.2927.5 ©2004 K, PW, SBF, SLJ Ste-e-e-e-eamboat A-Comin’!—Esbaum, Jill RL 3 IL 1-4 (FSG) ____001607 D570 ______H17.8824.0 ©2005 *SLJ Trouble With Henry—O’Neal, Deborah & Westengard, Angela ____001792 DEAS ______H17.112.98 RL 3 IL K-3 (CAND) ©2005 A D H17.9124.06 R Stolen Relic—Keene, Carolyn RL 4.7 IL 4-7 ARQ 81736 ____306418 FIC ______ARP 4.0 (ALD) ©2004 Truth-Teller’s Tale—Shinn, Sharon RL 6 IL 5-9 (V) © 2005 ____284625 DFIC ______9.3512.56 *ALA Stories From Adam And Eve To Ezekiel—Lottridge, Celia ____306984 DFIC ______H17.7123.79 Baker RL 5 IL 4-7 (GRO) ©2004 CC, PW, SLJ Twenty-One Elephants And Still Standing—Prince, April ____285468 D221 ______H24.3032.64 Jones RL 2 IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 A D H17.112.98 R Stories From The Life Of Jesus—Lottridge, Celia Barker ____308703 EAS ______RL 5.4 IL 4-7 ARQ 80303 ARP 3.0 (GRO) ©2004 CC, PW, SLJ, WC ____285460 D220 ______H24.3032.64 Stories That Must Not Die—Sauvageau, Juan RL 6 IL 5-9 (PANA) ©1989 Uu A ____285469 D398 ______17.3523.0 R Uncivil Acts—Keene, Carolyn RL 5.0 IL 4-7 ARQ 86306 ARP 4.0 (ALD) ©2005 Story Goes On—Fisher, Aileen RL 2 IL P-2 (RBRK) ©2005 K, ____310510 DFIC ______9.3512.56 *SLJ A ____285520 D811 ______H17.8824.0 R Under Town—Ogden, Charles RL 5.5 IL 4-7 ARQ 81739 © A ARP 3.0 (TSP) 2004 R Story Of Halloween—Greene, Carol RL 5.0 IL 2-5 ARQ 81728 ____310650 DFIC ______H14.4619.42 ARP.5 (HA) ©2004 K, PW, SLJ ____286455 D394 ______10.3613.92 Underground Reporters: A True Story—Kacer, Kathy RL 6 IL 5-9 (ORCA) ©2004 ALA, K, V Student Encyclopedia Of The United States—Shapiro, ____310730 D943 ______15.1420.34 William E., editor RL 5 IL 4-7 (HM) ©2005 ____288866 DRef 973 ______G23.3631.8 Understanding The Holy Land: Answering Questions About The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict—Frank, Mitch RL 8 IL 5-9 Summertime Waltz—Payne, Nina RL 2 IL K-3 (FSG) ©2005 K, (V) ©2004 *ALA, CE, PW, SLJ, V PW, *SLJ ____310803 D956 ______H18.7125.13 ____289584 DEAS ______H17.112.98 Unwitting Wisdom: An Anthology Of Aesop’s Fables— Swing Otto Swing!—Milgrim, David RL 1 IL P-K (ALD) ©2004 © D 8.751.75 Ward, Helen RL 3 IL 2-5 (CHRO) 2004 K, PW, SLJ, WC ____291189 EAS______313210 D398 ______H19.4826.17 A R Up!—George, Kristine O’Connell RL 0.8 IL P-2 ARQ 87668 ARP.5 (HM) ©2005 *ALA, K, SLJ ____313218 DEAS ______H16.3121.9

22 . TITLE INDEX

Upstairs Mouse, Downstairs Mole—Yee, Wong Herbert RL 2 Wheels On The Race Car—Zane, Alexander RL 2 IL P-2 IL K-3 (HM) ©2005 (ORCH) ©2005 K, PW, *SLJ ____313695 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 ____001801 DEAS ______H16.2721.85 Using Picture Books To Teach Writing With The Traits When Ratboy Lived Next Door—Woodworth, Chris RL 5 IL 4- (Paperback Binding)—Culham, Ruth IL PROF (SBS) 7 (FSG) ©2005 ALA, CE, K, SLJ ©2004 ____325752 DFIC ______H16.912.71 D 14.0318.5 ____313829 016 ______G When The Library Lights Go Out—McDonald, Megan RL 2 IL P-2 (AT) ©2005 ____325711 DEAS ______H17.8824.0 Where Did They Hide My Presents? Silly Dilly Christmas Vv Songs—Katz, Alan RL 2 IL P-2 (SS) ©2004 ____326446 D782 ______H17.072.93 Vacation—Horvath, Polly RL 6 IL 5-9 (FSG) ©2005 HB, *SLJ ____313970 DFIC ______H16.912.71 Whisper In The Dark—Bruchac, Joseph RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) © A 2005 R Valley Forge—Ammon, Richard RL 6.8 IL 3-6 ARQ 80716 ____326865 DFIC ______H16.902.70 ARP 1.0 (HH) ©2004 CC, K, *SLJ ____314013 D973 ______H17.8824.0 Who Will I Be? A Halloween Rebus Story—Neitzel, Shirley © A RL 2 IL P-2 (MOR) 2005 R Very Ugly Bug—Pichon, Liz RL 2.5 IL P-2 ARQ 86618 ARP.5 ____328958 DEAS ______H14.6919.73 (TIG) ©2005 CE, K, SLJ ____315386 DEAS ______H17.072.93 Who’s That Baby? New-Baby Songs—Creech, Sharon RL 2 © A IL P-2 (HA) 2004 R Voice That Challenged A Nation: Marian Anderson And The ____329170 D811 ______H17.102.97 Struggle For Equal Rights—Freedman, Russell RL 8.2 IL 5- 9 ARQ 78566 ARP 3.0 (HM) ©2004 ALA, ANB, BB, *CE, Wiggle—Cronin, Doreen RL 3 IL 1-4 (AT) ©2005 *ALA, CE HB, *K, N, *PW, *RS, *SLJ, V ____329518 DEAS ______H14.6619.6 ____317069 D92 ______H18.7225.1 Wildest Heart—Farley, Terri RL 5 IL 4-7 (HA) ©2005 ____330224 DFIC ______9.3512.56 Willow Run—Giff, Patricia Reilly RL 5 IL 4-7 (DY) ©2005 *ALA ____330740 DFIC ______H16.872.6 A Ww R Win One For The Gipper: America’s Football Hero—Wargin, Kathy-Jo RL 5.4 IL 2-5 ARQ 82908 ARP.5 (SBP) ©2004 PW Walking The Bible: An Illustrated Journey For Kids Through D H17.8824.0 The Greatest Stories Ever Told—Feiler, Bruce RL 5 IL 4-7 ____330880 92 ______(HA) ©2004 CC, NYT Wonderful Words: Poems About Reading, Writing, ____318376 D222 ______H17.9124.06 Speaking, And Listening—Hopkins, Lee Bennett RL 4 IL 1- 5 (SS) ©2004 SLJ Walking With The Dead—Falcone, L. M. RL 5 IL 4-7 (KCP) D H17.1523.04 ©2005 CE ____004108 811 ______001800 DFIC ______10.9314.68 A R Watching The Moon—Eckart, Edana RL 1.3 IL P-2 ARQ 87091 ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 SBF, SLJ ____001608 D523 ______9.5212.79 Xx A A R Watching The Seasons—Eckart, Edana RL 1.3 IL P-2 R Xanadu Adventure—Alexander, Lloyd RL 5.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 87092 ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 SLJ ARQ 86252 ARP 5.0 (DU) ©2005 *ALA, HB, PW ____001609 D508 ______9.5212.79 ____336615 DFIC ______H17.7123.79 Watching The Stars—Eckart, Edana RL 1 IL P-2 (CP) ©2004 SBF ____001610 D523 ______9.5212.79 A R Watching The Sun—Eckart, Edana RL 1.3 IL P-2 ARQ 87093 ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 SLJ Yy A ____001611 D523 ______9.5212.79 R York’s Adventures With Lewis And Clark: An African- A American’s Part In The Great Expedition—Blumberg, R Watching The Weather—Eckart, Edana RL 1.3 IL P-2 Rhoda RL 7.9 IL 5-9 ARQ 75941 ARP 3.0 (HA) ©2004 SLJ © ARQ 87094 ARP.5 (CP) 2004 ____004109 D92 ______H18.7125.13 ____001612 D551 ______9.5212.79 A Young, Gifted, And Black: Promoting High Achievement R Watching The Wind—Eckart, Edana RL 1.7 IL P-2 ARQ 87095 Among African-American Students—Perry, Theresa: ARP.5 (CP) ©2004 © D 9.5212.79 Steele, Claude IL PROF (BEA) 2003 CC, LJ ____001613 551 ______337635 D371 ______G19.5026.19 A R Whales On Stilts—Anderson, M. T. RL 4.6 IL 5-9 ARQ 86253 ARP 3.0 (HB) ©2005 *ALA, CE, HB, *PW, SLJ ____323129 DFIC ______H16.1121.64 A R What Presidents Are Made Of—Piven, Hanoch RL 4.9 IL 2-5 ARQ 82534 ARP.5 (SS) ©2004 K, NYT, PW, SLJ Zz A ____323853 D973 ______H17.072.93 R Zen Shorts—Muth, Jon J. RL 2.9 IL P-3 ARQ 86638 ARP.5 A (SBS) ©2005 *ALA, CE, *K, PW, SLJ R What’s Older Than A Giant Tortoise?—Wells, Robert E. D H 24.0 RL 5.5 IL 2-5 ARQ 84107 ARP.5 (WHIT) ©2004 SBF ____341523 EAS ______17.88 ____324231 D500 ______11.1314.95

23 . THEMES

Fall is a time of year to reaffirm our place in the various social, ecological, and physi- Education, 2-5 GRADES 2-5 • 17 TITLES cal structures that connect us all to one another. A R A+ Custodian — Borden, L. 4.5/2-5 (000143) ______H17.072.93 A R Abominable Snowman Doesn’t Roast Marshmallows — Dadey, D. & Jones, M. 3/2-5 (001443)______8.751.75 As a new school year begins, we shift our focus back to aspects of our educa- A R Beware! It’s Friday The 13th — McMullan, K. 3/2-5 (028638)____ 9.5512.83 A tional connection to classes, teachers, peers, and homework. A new school year R Bunny-Hop Hoax — Keene, C. 3/2-5 (041826) ______8.751.75 A also reintroduces us to the diverse social structures that connect to others, such as R Cash, Credit Card, Or Checks: A Book About Payment Methods — Loewen, N. 2/1-3 (000520) ______G16.952.7 A family, friends, and pets, and reminds us of our moral, ethical, and social respon- R Classroom Cookout — Blackaby, S. 2.1/K-3 (055336) ______G13.9518.74 A R Enemy Spy — Van Draanen, W. 4/2-5 (089018) ______H14.4619.42 sibilities that connect us to others. A R Gooney Bird And The Room Mother — Lowry, L. 3/2-5 (121011) H16.3121.9 A R Hatching Chicks — Blackaby, S. 2.1/K-3 (131637) ______G13.9518.74 A Fall is the perfect time to look once again at our connections to others through R How To Almost Ruin Your School Play — Wesley, V. 4/2-5 (143133) ______8.751.75 Education, Relationships, and Responsibilities. A R Iris And Walter And The Field Trip — Guest, E. 2.6/1-4 (157851) H16.3121.9 A R Librarian Of Basra: A True Story From Iraq — Winter, J. 3.2/1-4 (176001) ______H17.112.98 A Education, P-3 R Manners In The Classroom — DeGezelle, T. 2.9/K-3 (189846) __ G15.9521.4 A GRADES P-3 • 33 TITLES R Miss Small Is Off The Wall! — Gutman, D. 4/3-6 (198360)______8.751.75 A Berenstain Bears Go Back To School — Berenstain, S. & J. 2/P-2 R More Or Less — Murphy, S. 2/1-3 (201874) ______9.5512.83 A (027601) ______H12.2816.49 R Ms. Hannah Is Bananas! — Gutman, D. 4/3-6 (204119)______8.751.75 A A R Bike Riding — Macken, J. 1/P-1 (029820) ______10.3213.86 R Real Slam Dunk — Richardson, C. 3/2-5 (249648) ______10.3613.92 Bunny School — Walton, R. 2/P-2 (041822) ______H17.9024.0 SET LIST PRICE (916736) $215.27 A R Day In The Life Of A Teacher — Adamson, H. 2.7/K-3 (069339) _ G15.9521.4 Emma In Charge — McPhail, D. 2/P-2 (088797) ______H14.6919.73 A R Fire Drill With Mr. Dill — Blackaby, S. 1.9/K-3 (100968) ______G13.9518.74 A R First-Grade Bunny — McNamara, M. 2/P-2 (102904)______8.751.75 Education, 4-7 A R Gabby’s School By The Sea — Croteau, M. 2/P-2 (000610) ____ G13.9518.74 GRADES 4-7 • 15 TITLES A A H16.902.70 R Gymnastics — Macken, J. 1/P-1 (129360) ______10.3213.86 R Climbing The Rainbow — Hulme, J. 4.9/4-7 (055972) ______A A 11.7615.80 R Hatching Chicks — Blackaby, S. 2.1/K-3 (131637) ______G13.9518.74 R Clique — Harrison, L. 4.9/5-9 (055977) ______A A 10.1513.6 R Helping You Learn: A Book About Teachers — Wohlrabe, S. 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R Lovingly Alice — Naylor, P. 4.3/4-7 (183976)______A 2/P-2 (198373)______H17.9124.06 R Miss Daisy Is Crazy — Gutman, D. 4.3/3-6 (198361) ______8.751.75 A A H16.872.6 R More Or Less — Murphy, S. 2/1-3 (201874) ______9.5512.83 R Report Card — Clements, A. 4.9/4-7 (251774) ______A A H16.872.6 R Mrs. Watson Wants Your Teeth — McGhee, A. 2.4/K-3 (204121) H17.112.98 R School At Crooked Creek — Lawlor, L. 4.0/2-5 (261564)______A A R My Teacher Can Teach...Anyone! — Nikola-Lisa, W. 2/P-2 R Secret Life Of A Boarding School Brat — Gordon, A. 4.5/4-7 (207004) ______H17.8824.0 (264106) ______H17.6723.7 A A H17.6723.7 R My Teacher For President — Winters, K. 1.8/K-3 (206885) _____ H16.3021.89 R (Short) Story Of My Life — Jones, J. 4.0/4-7 (269669) ______A A 8.9612.04 R No Laughing, No Smiling, No Giggling — Stevenson, J. 2.2/P-3 R Slam Dunk — Christopher, M. & Hirschfeld, R. 4.4/4-7 (274086)__ A (215768) ______H17.112.98 R Stealing Home — Christopher, M. & Mantell, P. 4.1/4-7 (283867) _ 8.9612.04 A A H16.912.71 R Parents Do The Weirdest Things! — Tondreau-Levert, L. 2/P-2 R Zoo School — Hornik, L. 4.6/3-6 (341648) ______(000620) ______G13.9518.74 SET LIST PRICE (916746) $212.26 A R Pup Shows Up — Blackaby, S. 1.8/K-3 (245893) ______G13.9518.74 A R Sam Goes To School — Labatt, M. 1.7/P-1 (259888) ______8.721.7 A R School ABC: An Alphabet Book — Doering, A. 2.8/P-2 (008408) G16.952.7 A Education, 5-9 R Shout, Show And Tell — Agnew, K. 1/K-2 (269823) ______9.5212.79 A GRADES 5-9 • 17 TITLES R Stagestruck — De Paola, T. 2/P-2 (282131) ______H17.9124.06 A H A R Best Halloween Ever — Robinson, B. 5.4/4-7 (028160) ______16.1021.63 R Stink: The Incredible Shrinking Kid — McDonald, M. 3/2-5 A R Boy With The Lampshade On His Head — Wetter, B. 5.2/4-7 (284474) ______H14.4919.46 H A (037651) ______17.6723.7 R Sunny Bumps The Drum — Blackaby, S. 1.8/K-3 (289844) _____ G13.9518.74 A H A R Dark Pond — Bruchac, J. 5.3/5-9 (068272) ______16.902.70 R 10.3213.86 Swimming — Macken, J. 1/P-1 (291069)______A Teacher Says — Dahl, M. 2/K-3 (293164) ______G13.9518.74 R Education Of Patience Goodspeed — Frederick, H. 6.8/4-7 H A (086227) ______16.872.6 R H16.2721.85 Wacky Substitute — Derby, S. 2/P-2 (317707) ______A A R Ida B: And Her Plans To Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, And R Word Of The Day — Blackaby, S. 1.9/K-3 (334606)______G13.9518.74 H16.902.70 H17.112.98 (Possibly) Save The World — Hannigan, K. 5.3/4-7 (150702) _ Ziggy’s Blue-Ribbon Day — Mills, C. 2/K-3 (341565) ______A R Keepin’ It Real! — Yasmin & O’Connor, C. 5.5/3-6 (168917) _____ 9.5512.83 SET LIST PRICE (916726) $482.56 A R Kids’ Guide To Working Out Conflicts: How To Keep Cool, Stay Safe, And Get Along — Drew, N. 6/5-9 (170078) ______8.521.4 A R Last Holiday Concert — Clements, A. 5.4/4-7 (173883) ______H16.872.6 A R Mable Riley: A Reliable Record Of Humdrum, Peril, And A R Accelerated Reader Title Romance — Jocelyn, M. 8.6/5-9 (185184) ______H16.902.70 G Original Publisher’s Binding 24 HPublisher’s hardcover edition enhanced with a superior PERMA-BOUND Binding . 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A R Pearl’s New Skates — Keller, H. 3.0/K-3 (001779) ______H17.102.97 Play’s The Thing — Aliki 2/K-3 (236418) ______H17.9124.06 A R Precious And The Boo Hag — McKissack, P. 2/P-3 (241168) ___ H17.8824.0 Reaching For The Moon — Aldrin, B. 3/1-4 (014345)______H16.902.70 A R Roberto Clemente: Pride Of The Pittsburgh Pirates — Winter, J. 3/K-3 (255155)______H17.8824.0 A R Runny Babbit: A Billy Sook — Silverstein, S. 4/2-5 (258517)____ H18.5124.86 A R Shhhhh! Everybody’s Sleeping — Markes, J. 1.0/P-1 (269238) _ H16.3021.89 Sholom’s Treasure: How Sholom Aleichem Became A Writer — Silverman, E. 3/1-4 (001786)______H17.112.98 A R Song Of The Water Boatman And Other Pond Poems — Sidman, J. 3/2-5 (001790) ______H17.112.98 Splendid Friend, Indeed — Bloom, S. 2/P-1 (281075) ______H17.072.93 A R Stars Beneath Your Bed: The Surprising Story Of Dust — Sayre, A. 4.6/K-3 (283583) ______H17.102.97 Ste-e-e-e-eamboat A-Comin’! — Esbaum, J. 3/1-4 (001792) ____ H17.112.98 Story Goes On — Fisher, A. 2/P-2 (285520) ______H17.8824.0 SLJ Starred Reviews Summertime Waltz — Payne, N. 2/K-3 (289584) ______H17.112.98 (Jan.-Aug. ’05) Tadpole’s Promise — Willis, J. 2/K-3 (291568) ______H17.072.93 10 Little Rubber Ducks — Carle, E. 2/P-2 (294580) ______G15.5920.94 GRADES K-3 54 TITLES • H17.112.98 H14.6919.73 That New Animal — Jenkins, E. 2/P-2 (001794) ______“A” Was Once An Apple Pie — Lear, E. 2/P-2 (014340) ______A R Traction Man Is Here! — Grey, M. 3/K-3 (304831) ______H17.072.93 Always Remember Me: How One Family Survived World War II Wheels On The Race Car — Zane, A. 2/P-2 (001801) ______H16.2721.85 — Russo, M. 4/2-5 (000748) ______H17.8824.0 A SET LIST PRICE (916326) $930.94 R And Tango Makes Three — Richardson, J. 2/P-2 (013647) _____ H16.2721.85 A R Andy Shane And The Very Bossy Dolores Starbuckle — Jacobson, J. 3.6/K-3 (014341)______H15.3020.5 Bears — Krauss, R. 2/P-2 (026019) ______H16.2721.85 A R Captain Raptor And The Moon Mystery — O’Malley, K. 3/1-4 (045616) ______H17.8824.0 SLJ Starred Reviews (Jan.-Aug. ’05) A GRADES 4-7 • 22 TITLES R Carmine: A Little More Red — Sweet, M. 3.1/P-2 (014342) _____ H17.112.98 A Alone In The World: Orphans And Orphanages In America — R Champ!: The Story Of Muhammad Ali — Bolden, T. 5.0/2-5 H18.7225.1 (380319) ______H18.4824.8 Reef, C. 7/5-9 (008343) ______A Chicken Boy — Dowell, F. 6/5-9 (050974) ______H16.872.6 R Chato Goes Cruisin’ — Soto, G. 3/K-3 (050326) ______H17.9124.06 Clatter Bash! A Day Of The Dead Celebration — Keep, R. 2/K-3 Day At The New Amsterdam Theatre — Amendola, D. 6/4-7 H24.3032.64 (001759) ______H17.072.93 (069238) ______A H16.902.70 Crash Course For Molly — Eriksson, E. 2/P-2 (063624) ______H17.112.98 R Day Of Tears — Lester, J. 6/5-9 (000249) ______A Goha The Wise Fool — Johnson-Davies, D. 4/2-5 (118309)_____ H17.9124.06 R Genius: A Photobiography Of Albert Einstein — Delano, M. 6/4-7 H18.6825.09 Hello, Goodbye Window — Juster, N. 2/P-2 (000240) ______H17.072.93 (001763) ______H12.8917.3 Hero And The Minotaur — Byrd, R. 4/2-5 (135503) ______H18.7125.13 Gilda Joyce, Psychic Investigator — Allison, J. 6/5-9 (116893)__ I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More! — Beaumont, K. 2/P-2 (148058) __ H17.112.98 Gnat Stokes And The Foggy Bottom Swamp Queen — Keehn, S. A 5/4-7 (000749) ______H17.7123.79 R Inside, Inside, Inside — Meade, H. 2/P-2 (156640) ______H17.8824.0 A Good Brother, Bad Brother: The Story Of Edwin Booth & John R Ish — Reynolds, P. 2.1/K-3 (158402) ______16.792.5 A Wilkes Booth — Giblin, J. 7/5-9 (120041) ______H21.9329.46 R Journey Of The One And Only Declaration Of Independence — A St. George, J. 3/2-5 (222698) ______H17.9124.06 R Gorilla Doctors: Saving Endangered Great Apes — Turner, P. H17.9224.07 Leonardo, The Terrible Monster — Willems, M. 2.3/P-2 (014343) H17.7123.79 6.2/4-7 (121223) ______A Guinea Pig Scientists: Bold Self-Experimenters In Science And R Let’s Talk About Race — Lester, J. 3.0/1-4 (175704) ______H17.102.97 A Medicine — Dendy, L. 6/5-9 (128665) ______H20.0926.9 R Librarian Of Basra: A True Story From Iraq — Winter, J. 3.2/1-4 A (176001) ______H17.112.98 R Kick In The Head: An Everyday Guide To Poetic Forms — A Janeczko, P. 4/3-6 (169930) ______H18.7125.13 R Little Book Of Fables — Uribe, V. 3/1-4 (001770) ______H12.5316.83 Little Stevie Wonder — Troupe, Q. 3/1-4 (178759) ______H18.7225.1 Let Me Play: The Story Of Title IX: The Law That Changed The A Future Of Girls In America — Blumenthal, K. 6/5-9 (175410)__ H18.6825.09 R Lizette’s Green Sock — Valckx, C. 2/P-2 (179665) ______H16.3121.9 H18.4824.8 Long-Long’s New Year: A Story About The Chinese Spring Lightning Thief — Riordan, R. 6/5-9 (177262) ______A Festival — Gower, C. 2/K-2 (180705)______H17.8824.0 R Maritcha: A Nineteenth-Century American Girl — Bolden, T. 5/4-7 A (001773) ______H18.6825.09 R Michael Rosen’s Sad Book — Rosen, M. 4/2-5 (001775) ______H17.9124.06 Milkman — Cordsen, C. 2/P-2 (197187) ______H17.102.97 National Geographic Prehistoric Mammals — Turner, A. 6/5-9 A (210490) ______H28.3238.04 R Mother Teresa — Demi 3/1-4 (202605) ______H20.2927.5 A Mr. Williams — Barbour, K. 2/K-3 (014344) ______H17.8824.0 R Prairie Builders: Reconstructing America’s Lost Grasslands — A Collard, S. 7.3/5-9 (241093) ______H17.9224.07 R My Best Friend — Rodman, M. 2/K-3 (205173) ______H17.102.97 A A R Project Mulberry — Park, L. 5/4-7 (243529) ______H16.912.71 R Neat Line: Scribbling Through Mother Goose — Edwards, A P. 3/K-3 (211385)______H17.102.97 R Secrets Of A Civil War Submarine: Solving The Mysteries Of A The H.L. Hunley — Walker, S. 8.2/5-9 (265304) ______H19.2825.90 R Night Eater — Juan, A. 2/P-2 (214339) ______H17.8824.0 A Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie — Lubar, D. 6/5-9 (274539) _____ H16.902.70 R Oh, No! Where Are My Pants? And Other Disasters — Hopkins, H17.9224.07 L. 3/1-4 (220430)______H17.102.97 Travels Of Benjamin Of Tudela — Shulevitz, U. 4/3-6 (305080) __ H18.7125.13 Oscar’s Half Birthday — Graham, B. 2/P-2 (225599) ______H17.9124.06 Treasure Of Savage Island — Hart, L. 6/5-9 (014346) ______A Vacation — Horvath, P. 6/5-9 (313970) ______H16.912.71 R Pea Blossom — Poole, A. 3/1-3 (230991) ______H17.8824.0 SET LIST PRICE (916486) $413.43

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Booklist Starred Reviews Booklist Starred Reviews (Jan.-July ‘05) (Jan.-July ’05) GRADES P-3 • 36 TITLES GRADES 4-7 • 35 TITLES A A R Black Canary — Curry, J. 6/5-9 (001752) ______H17.6723.7 R And Tango Makes Three — Richardson, J. 2/P-2 (013647) _____ H16.2721.85 H17.6723.7 Angel Coming — Henson, H. 3.7/P-2 (014208) ______H16.872.6 Blood Red Horse — Grant, K. 6/5-9 (033848)______H16.902.70 Anne Frank — Poole, J. 4/2-5 (015603)______H18.6825.09 Catch A Tiger By The Toe — Levine, E. 6/5-9 (047353) ______H16.872.6 Carolinda Clatter! — Gerstein, M. 2/K-3 (046382)______H17.8824.0 Chicken Boy — Dowell, F. 6/5-9 (050974) ______A H17.7123.79 Chameleon, Chameleon — Cowley, J. 2/P-2 (001756) ______H17.8824.0 R Code Talker — Bruchac, J. 6.4/5-9 (056870) ______A H16.902.70 Chicken Bedtime Is Really Early — Perl, E. 2/P-2 (001757) ____ H16.2721.85 R Day Of Tears — Lester, J. 6/5-9 (000249) ______A H16.902.70 Choo Choo Clickety-Clack! — Mayo, M. 2/P-2 (001758) ______H16.2721.85 R Down The Rabbit Hole — Abrahams, P. 6/5-9 (081503) ______H16.872.6 Food For Thought: The Complete Book Of Concepts For Eyes Of The Emperor — Salisbury, G. 6/5-9 (093384) ______A H16.902.70 Growing Minds — Freymann, S. 2/P-2 (001761)______H16.2721.85 R Game Of Silence — Erdrich, L. 5/4-7 (112963) ______A Goha The Wise Fool — Johnson-Davies, D. 4/2-5 (118309)_____ H17.9124.06 R Genius: A Photobiography Of Albert Einstein — Delano, M. 6/4-7 A (001763) ______H18.6825.09 R Granite Baby — Bertrand, L. 2/K-3 (001764)______H17.112.98 H12.8917.3 Great Blue House — Banks, K. 2/K-3 (122905) ______H17.112.98 Gilda Joyce, Psychic Investigator — Allison, J. 6/5-9 (116893)__ Hello, Goodbye Window — Juster, N. 2/P-2 (000240) ______H17.072.93 Good Brother, Bad Brother: The Story Of Edwin Booth & John A Wilkes Booth — Giblin, J. 7/5-9 (120041) ______H21.9329.46 R Henry And Mudge And The Great Grandpas — Rylant, C. 2/K-3 (134047) ______H16.2721.85 Guinea Pig Scientists: Bold Self-Experimenters In Science And H20.0926.9 Jitterbug Jam — Hicks, B. 2/P-3 (001767)______H17.112.98 Medicine — Dendy, L. 6/5-9 (128665) ______H18.5224.8 Leaf Man — Ehlert, L. 2/P-2 (174639) ______H17.112.98 Hidden Child — Millman, I. 6/5-9 (136271) ______H17.6723.7 Let It Begin Here! Lexington & Concord: First Battles Of The Kalpana’s Dream — Clarke, J. 6/5-9 (001768) ______A American Revolution — Fradin, D. 4/2-5 (175395) ______H18.6024.98 R Kick In The Head: An Everyday Guide To Poetic Forms — A Janeczko, P. 4/3-6 (169930) ______H18.7125.13 R Lizette’s Green Sock — Valckx, C. 2/P-2 (179665) ______H16.3121.9 H16.902.70 Looking For Jaguar: And Other Rain Forest Poems — Katz, S. 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