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Children's Books Bibliography Children’s Books Bibliography May 2011 The Bible for children; retold by Bridget Hadaway and Jean Atcheson. BS 551.2 .H243 CareBears storybook treasury. PZ 7 .C37 Car 2004 Hot cross buns, and other old street cries chosen especially for children M 1997 .H815 Aardema, Verna. Why mosquitoes buzz in people's ears : a West African tale PZ 8.1 .A213 Wh Ada, Alma Flor. Caminos de Jose Marti, Frida Kahlo, Cesar Chavez F 1407 .A33 2000 Ada, Alma Flor. Celebrate Fourth of July with Champ, the Scamp PZ 7 .A1857 Cef 2006 Ada, Alma Flor. Celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with Mrs. Park's class PZ 7 .A1857 Celm 2006 Ada, Alma Flor. Celebrate Thanksgiving Day with Beto and Gaby PZ 7 .A1857 Cf 2006 Ada, Alma Flor. En alas del condor F 1408.3 .A33 2004 Ada, Alma Flor. Friends PZ 7 .A1857 Fr 1999 Ada, Alma Flor. Good news PZ 7 .A33 Ada, Alma Flor. How the rainbow came to be PZ 7 .A1857 How 1999 Ada, Alma Flor. In the cow's backyard PZ 7 .A1857 In 1999 Ada, Alma Flor. A new home for the seven little kids PZ 73 .A1857 New 2002 1 Ada, Alma Flor. Ojos del jaguar QH 48 .A2413 2004 Ada, Alma Flor. One, two, three. Who can it be! PZ 73 .A1857 One 2002 Ada, Alma Flor. Paths : Jose Marti, Frida Kahlo, Cesar Chavez F 1407 .A33 2000 Ada, Alma Flor. Strange visitors PZ 7 .A1857 Str 1999 Ada, Alma Flor. Vuelo del quetzal F 2208.5 .A33 2002 Under the moon & over the sea : a collection of Caribbean poems PR 9205.6 .U53 2002 Agell, Charlotte. I wear long green hair in summer PZ 7 .A2665 Iam 1994 Alarcon, Francisco X., 1954- Angels ride bikes and other fall poems PS 3551 .L22 A84 1999 Alda, Arlene, 1933- Arlene Alda's ABC. PE 1155 .A45 1993 Alda, Arlene, 1933- Hello, good-bye PS 3551 .L33 H45 2009 Alexander, Carol. Water detective TD 495 .A449 Alexander, Lloyd. The fortune-tellers PZ 7 .A3774 Fn 1992 Aliki. Push button PZ 8.3 .A389 Pu 2010 Allard, Harry. Miss Nelson has a field day PZ 7 .A413 Mg 1985 Allard, Harry. Miss Nelson is back PZ 7 .A413 Mh 1982 2 Allard, Harry. Miss Nelson is missing! PZ 7 .A413 Mi Almada, Andrea. Cold day, hot chocolate PZ 7 .A463 Almada, Andrea. Dora's soapbox car PZ 7 .A443 Do Almada, Andrea. An encyclopedia of fossils PZ 7 .A443 En Almada, Andrea. The math master PZ 7 .A443 Ma Almada, Andrea. A mystery on Penn Street PZ 7 .A443 My Almada, Andrea. Time to go PZ 7 .A443 T564 2010 Almada, Andrea. Under lock and key PZ 7 .A443 Un Almada, Patricia. Away from home PZ 7 .A44511 Awa Almada, Patricia. A big mess PZ 7 .A44511 Bi Almada, Patricia. Dinner time TX 879 .A463 Almada, Patricia. Everyone is coming GV 1472.7 .B5 A463 2010 Almada, Patricia. Going to school PZ 7 .A463 2007 Almada, Patricia. In school LB 1556 .A463 2010 3 Almada, Patricia. In the park SB 481.3 .A463 2010 Almada, Patricia. My body QP 37 .A463 2010 Almada, Patricia. My lunch TX 355 .A463 2010 Almada, Patricia, 1949- Are we there yet? PZ 7 .A463 A74 Almada, Patricia, 1949- Chico PZ 7 .A44511 Chi 2010 Almada, Patricia, 1949- Getting ready PZ 7 .A44511 G488 Almada, Patricia, 1949- Grandma Alma's special room PZ 7 .A44511 Gr Almada, Patricia, 1949- Grandma's project PZ 7 .A44511 Gra Almada, Patricia, 1949- A job for a day P Z7 .A44511 Jo Almada, Patricia, 1949- Making a difference HQ 784 .P5 A46 2004 Almada, Patricia, 1949- Mom's salsa garden PZ 7 .A44511 Mo Almada, Patricia, 1949- My clothes TT 635 .A44511 2010 Almada, Patricia, 1949- Omar's surprise PZ 7 .A44511 Oma Almada, Patricia, 1949- A pocketful of opossums QL 737 .M34 A463 4 Almada, Patricia, 1949- Sometimes BF 723 .E6 A463 2010 Almada, Patricia, 1949- We can be helpers! PZ 7 .A44511 Wec Alter, Anna, 1974- What can you do with an old red shoe? : a green activity book about re-use TT 157 .A46 2009 Amery, Heather. Goldilocks and the three bears PZ 8 .A4485 Gol 1987 Amery, Heather. The hungry donkey PZ 7 .A46 Hu 1992 Amery, Heather. Little Red Riding Hood PZ 8 .A4485 Lit 1987 Amery, Heather. Pig gets lost PZ 7 .A46 Pig 1992 Amery, Heather. Rumpelstiltskin PZ 8 .A46 Ru 1988 Amery, Heather. The silly sheepdog PZ 7 .A46 Sil 1992 Amery, Heather. Sleeping beauty PZ 8 .A46 Sl 1988 Amery, Heather. Three little pigs PZ 8 .A4485 Thr 1987 Amery, Heather. Tractor in trouble PZ 7 .A46 Tr 1992 Anderson, Joel. Tell me about love BV 4639 .A535 2005 Anderson, Laurie Halse. Thank you, Sarah : the woman who saved Thanksgiving GT 4975 .A53 2002 5 Andreae, Giles, 1966- Giraffes can't dance PZ 8.3 .A54865 Gi 2001 Andreae, Giles, 1966- K is for kissing a cool kangaroo PE 1155 2003 Andrews-Goebel, Nancy. The pot that Juan Built NK 4210 .Q49 A87 2002 Anglund, Joan Walsh. What color is love? PZ 7 .A586 Wh Anholt, Laurence. Billy and the big new school PZ 7 .A58635 Bi 1999 Anholt, Laurence. Camille and the sunflowers : a story about Vincent Van Gogh PZ 7 .A5863 Cam 1994 Anno, Mitsumasa, 1926- Anno's counting book QA 113 .A645 Annunziata, Jane. Sometimes I'm scared BF 723 .F4 A753 2009 Antoine, Heloise. The big book of words for curious kids PE 1449 .A56 1995 Antoine, Heloise. Curious kids go on vacation : another big book of words PE 1449 .A5813 1997 Aparicio, Eduardo. Bananas on my table PZ 7 .A637 Ba 2010 Aparicio, Eduardo. Tomatoes everywhere TX 355 .A73 Aparicio, Eduardo. What is gravity? QB 334 .A62 The Three Billy-Goats Gruff : a Norwegian folktale PZ 8.1 .T47 1984 Armentrout, David, 1962- Going green TJ 163.23 .A76 2009 6 Armentrout, David, 1962- Historic sites and monuments E 159 .A76 2002 Armentrout, David, 1962- Hurricanes QC 944.2 .A76 2007 Arnold, Marsha Diane. Roar of a snore PZ 7 .A7363 Ro 2006 Arnold, Tedd. I spy Fly Guy! PZ 7 .A7379 Ias 2009 Artell, Mike. Petite Rouge : a Cajun Red Riding Hood PZ 8.3 .A685 Pe 2001 Asbjornsen, Peter Christen, 1812-1885. The three billy goats Gruff PZ 8 .A89 Th 1991 Asch, Frank. The Earth and I PZ 7 .A778 Ear 2008 Asch, Frank. Happy birthday, moon PZ 7 .A778 Hap 1988 Asch, Frank. Like a windy day PZ 7 .A778 Lg 2008 Asch, Frank. The sun is my favorite star QB 521.5 .A78 2008 Ashman, Linda. M is for mischief : an A to Z of naughty children PZ 8.3 .A775 Maaf 2008 Sung under the silver umbrella; poems for young children PN 5110 .C4 A75 Five-minute tales for three year olds PZ 8.9 .A85 Fiv 2004 Atkinson, Mary. Corn bread for everyone! PZ 7 .A84 Cor Atkinson, Mary. Dad and I PZ 7 .A855 Da 7 Atkinson, Mary. My car PZ 7 .A855 My 2010 Atkinson, Mary. Yes, we can PZ 7 .A855 Aylesworth, Jim. Old black fly PZ 8.3 .A95 O1 1992 Ayres, Katherine. Up, down & around PZ 8.3 .A957 Up 2007 Ayres, Pam, 1947- When Dad cuts down the chestnut tree PZ 8.3 .A96 Wg 1988 Baca, Ana. Benito's sopaipillas PZ 73 .B2435 2006 Bader, Bonnie, 1961- Dick and Jane play ball PZ 7 .B1377 Dic 2007 Baer, Edith. Words are like faces PZ 8.3 .B137 Wo 2007 Bailey, Linda, 1948- The Farm Team PS 8553 .A3644 F37 2008 Bailey, Linda, 1948- Goodnight, sweet pig PZ 10.3 .B158 Go 2007 Baines, Rebecca. The bones you own : a book about the human body QM 101 .B346 2009 Baines, Rebecca. What's in that egg? : a book about life cycles QL 956.5 .B35 2009 Bair, Diane. Insects QL 467.2 .B357 2007 Baker, Keith, 1953- Quack and count QA 115 .B35 8 Bang, Molly. Ten, nine, eight PZ 8.3 .B22 Te 1983 Bang, Molly. When Sophie gets angry-- really, really angry-- PZ 7 .B2217 WH 2004 Bang-Campbell, Monika. Little Rat makes music PZ 7.B2218 L58 2008 Barbero, Maria. The bravest mouse PZ 7.B233415 2002 Mother Goose. The annotated Mother Goose, nursery rhymes old and new PZ 8.3 .M85 Bar Barrett, Judi. Animals should definitely not wear clothing PN 6231 .A5 B364 1970 Bartram, Simon. Man on the moon : a day in the life of Bob PZ 7 .B285675 Man 2002 Bateman, Teresa. The Bully Blockers Club PZ 7 .B294435 Bul 2004 Bauer, Marion Dane. The Grand Canyon F 788 .B35 2006 Bauer, Marion Dane. The mighty Mississippi F 351 .B38 2007 Bauer, Marion Dane. The Rocky Mountains F 721 .B28 2006 Beal, Kathleen Kelley, 1937- My rooster speaks Korean PZ 7 .B355 M9 Bedford, David, 1969- Mole's in love PZ 7 .B38185 Mol 2009 Beeson, Bob. What time is it, Mr. Wolf? PZ 7 .B4476 Wha 1994 9 Bemelmans, Ludwig, 1898-1962. Madeline PZ 7 .B423 Mad Bemelmans, Ludwig, 1898-1962. Madeline in London PZ 8.3 .B425 Maf 1978 Bemelmans, Ludwig, 1898-1962. Madeline's rescue PZ 8 .B425 Mah 3 Benjamin, Cynthia. Little kitten, big cat SF 445.7 .B465 Bennett, Archie. The new color-picture dictionary for children PE 1629 .B28 Bentley, Dawn. Speedy little race cars : a zippity-zoom colours book QC 495.5 .B46 2005 Bentley, Dawn. Ten tiny fairies : a fairy tale counting book QA 113 .B465 2005 Berenstain, Jan, 1923- The Berenstain Bears' sleepover PZ 7 .B44825 Bers 2009 Berenstain, Stan, 1923- Bears on wheels PZ 7 .B4483 Bc Berenstain, Stan, 1923- The Berenstain bears and the bad dream PZ 7 .B4483 Bejj 1988 Berenstain, Stan, 1923- The Berenstain Bears and the big blooper PZ 7 .B4483 Bejji 2000 Berenstain, Stan, 1923- The Berenstain Bears and the dress code PZ 7 .B4483 Bede 1994 Berenstain, Stan, 1923- The Berenstain bears and the spooky old tree PZ 7 .B4483 Bek Berenstain, Stan, 1923-2005.
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