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Factual and Fictional Books About or Including Scottish Terriers Author Illustrator Year Title Publisher Ashmore, Marion Aldin, Cecil 1931 Lost, stolen or strayed: The adventures Charles Scribner’s: New York, of an Aberdeen Terrier NY Ash, Edward C. 1936 The Scottish Terrier Cassell and Company, Ltd.: London Baum, L. Frank Guile, Gill 1997 The Wizard of Oz Brimax Books: New Market, England Beauchamp, Richard, 1998 A New Owner's Guide to Scottish TFH Publications & Stamm,Miriam Terriers Bedson, Jack Gouldthorpe, 1990 Sheep dog McVitty Books: Australia Walter Bentley, Dawn Nagy, Krisztina 1999 Dog Days: An interactive lift-the-flap Piggy Toes Press: Santa Pop-Up Opposites Book Monica, CA Boynton, Sandra 1984 Doggies Little Simon: New York, NY Brown, Paul Brown, Paul 1937 Mack and Mac Scribners, New York Brayn, Dot & Marg. Brayn, D. & M. 1935 There Was Tammie Dodd Mead: New York Bruette, William A 1934 The Scottish terrier G. H. Watt: New York Buckley, Holland 1913 The Scottish Terrier Illustrated Kennel News Co.: London. Bullard, Marion Bullard, Marion 1933 Mr. M’tavish E.P. Dutton: New York Carmer, Carl Savit, Sam 1959 Pets at the Whitehouse Dutton: New York 1 Scottish Terrier Books Caspersz, Dorothy 1937 The Scottish Terrier "Our Dogs" Pub. Co.: Manchester, UK Chang, Cindy Borgo, Deborah 1994 Good Morning Puppy Price Stern Sloan, Inc.: New York, NY Collins, Sewell 1897 The Rubaiyat of a Scottish Terrier, Cooke, Cindy 1996 The new Scottish Terrier Hungry Minds Corner, K. K. Richert, Sharon 1987 The Majic Kriss Karpet Renroc: Seattle, WA Cowley, Steward Canals, Sonia 1998 Speedy Scottie Reader’s Digest Children’s Publishing: Pleasantville, NY Crabtree, Eunice Townsend, T. 1940 Runaway Toys University Publications: NY Davies, C. J. 1906 The Scottish Terrier Everett & Co., London. Dawson, Lucy Dawson, Lucy 1937 Dogs as I see them Grosset &Dunlap, NY,NY De la Roche, Mazo Dennis, Morgan 1930 Portrait of a dog MacMillan Co: Toronto, Canada De Leeuw, Adele Vaughn, Anne 1946 Nobody's Doll Little Brown and Co.: NY Devor,Nina Cochran, Donna 2000 It must be Mary Margaret Dina Devor: Oakhurst, CA Eastman Driver,Raymond 1994 Animal Limericsk Aladdin Paperbacks: New York Evers, Falf Kirmse, M 1936 The Story of Button Merrill: Chicago, IL Ewing, Fayette Clay 1932 The book of the Scottish terrier Orange Judd Publishing Company: New York. Faison, Mabel Foy, Ottilie 1940 Scalaway the Scottie American Books: New York Flack, Marjorie Flack, Marjorie 1931 Angus and the Cat Doubleday & Co.: Garden City, NY Flack, Marjorie Flack, Marjorie 193o Angus and the Ducks Doubleday & Co.: Garden City, NY Flack, Marjorie Flack, Marjorie 1932 Angus Lost Doubleday & Co.: NY Franklin, Ben Clark, Emma C 1992 Tertius and Pliny Gulliver Books: San Diego, CA Gabriel, Dorothy 1938 The Scottish Terrier It's Breeding and Dog World Publications: Management London, England 2 Scottish Terrier Books Gibbs, May Gibbs, May 1947 Scotty’s in Gumnut Land McCarther Press: Parramatta, Australia Gibbs, May Gibbs, May 2002 May Gibbs Diary 2002 Angus & Robertson: Australia Graham, Bob Graham 1983 Here Comes Theo Little, Brown & Co.: Boston Green, James E., 1894 The Scottish terrier and the Irish terrier: G.R. Willis, printer, Boston. Their history, characteristics and development to the present standard Hall, Mary Hall, Mary 1998 Porcupines and Pancakes Scoty-1 Publishing: Wisconsin Rapids: WI Harvill, Joseph 2000 The Good Life Begins with a Scottie : Tartan Scottie The Scottish Terrier Lovers Guide to Deeper Companionship Haynes, William, 1925 Scottish and Irish Terriers, MacMillan Company: NY Heisenfelt, Kathryn Vallely, H.E. 1941 Peggy Brown and the Mystery Basket Whitman Publishing Co. : Racine, Wisconsin Heisenfelt, Kathryn Vallely, H.E. 1937 Peggy Brown and the Runaway Auto Whitman Publishing Co. : Trailer Racine, Wisconsin Heisenfelt, Kathryn Vallely, H.E. 1942 Peggy Brown and the Jewel of Fire Whitman Publishing Co. : Racine, Wisconsin Heisenfelt, Kathryn Vallely, H.E. 1947 Peggy Brown and the Secret Treasure Whitman Publishing Co. : Racine, Wisconsin Heisenfelt, Kathryn Vallely, H.E. 1940 Peggy Brown in the Big Haunted House Whitman Publishing Co. : Racine, Wisconsin Hilton, Nette James, Ann 1989 Prince Lachlan Orchard Books: New York, NY Hingley, Michael Hingley, 1997 Reigning Cats and Dogs: History Howell Books: New York, NY Michael Redrawn Hissey, Jane Hissey, Jane 1987 Little Bear’s Trousers Phlomel P & G: New York Hourihane, Ursula Denes, Gabor & 1946 The friendly adventure of Buttons and Oxford University Press: Hodges, C.W. Mac Oxford Huneker, Maida Dennis, Morgan Jock, The Scot Grosset & Dunlap: New York, 3 Scottish Terrier Books Huneker, Maida Dennis, Morgan 1934 Jock and Jill, The Tails of Two Scotties Grosset & Dunlap: New York, Hutchinson, Robert Brown, Rob Over the sea to Skye Browntrout Publishing: San Francisco, CA Johnson, Kay Ference, Leigh The Happy Arrival of “Scoot” American Heritage collection: Baltimore, MD Johns, Rowland 1933 Our friend the Scottish terrier E.P. Dutton & Company: New York. Jonas, Nita Gergely, Tibor 1952 Dogs Little Golden Books: Racine, WI Kaminsky, Stuart 1984 The Fala Factor St. Martin’s Press: New York, King-Smith, Dick Jeram, Anita 1997 Puppy Love Candlewick Press: Cambridge, MA Kirk, T. Allen 1966 This is the Scottish Terrier THF Publications: New York, Kirmse, Marguerite Kirmse, 1930 Book of Etchings Derrydale Press Marguerite Kodner, Denny Smith, Art 1992 A Giftdog’s gift to Santa Santa claus Trust: Deerfield, IL Kipling, Rudyard Stampa, G.L. 1934 Collected Dog Stories MacMillan & Co.: London, UK Kipling, Rudyard Aldin, Cecil. 1932 His Apologies Doubledy, Doran: New York Kipling, Rudyard Stampa, G.L. 1930 Thy Servant A Dog told by Boots MacMillan & Co.: London, UK Lamont, Priscilla Lamont, P. 1995 Out to Lunch Kingfisher, New York Lee, Muriel 1994 The official book of the Scottish Terrier THF Publications Lee,Muriel 2001 The Guide to Owning a Scottish Terrier THF Publications L’Hommedieu, Kirmse, M. 1941 MacGregor J. B. Lippencott Company: Dorothy Philadelphia: Martino, David ColonErnie 1993 Look and Find:The Wizard of Oz Publications International: Lincolnwood, IL Marvin, John T. 1967 The complete Scottish Terrier Howell Books, New York: NY McCandlish, W. L 1909 The Scottish terrier Our Dog Publishing Co.: Ltd.,Manchester [Eng.] McGarrahan, Margaret Wright, 2002 Nessie's California Adventures Smith Lane Publishers; 4 Scottish Terrier Books Kathleen McGarrahan, Margaret Wright, 2000 Nessie's Cape Code Vacation Smith Lane Publishers; Kathleen McGarrahan, Margaret Wright, 2001 Nessie's Manhattan Holiday Smith Lane Publishers; Kathleen McWilliams, D. Gunderson, Barnaby King of the Coach McK Publishing: Casper, WY Kaleen Patti Meston, Eleanor Thompson, 1933 My First Book: Trot and Mickey Hillsdale School Supply, Lewis Hillsdale, MI Moore, Clent C. Hirashima, Jean 1993 The Night Before Christmas Putnam & Grosset Group: New York, NY Muir, Marie Calvert, J. 1968 Pam, Pot and Kettle William Collins and Son Ormerod, Jan Ormerod, Jan 1992 Come Back, Puppies Lothrop, Lee & Shepard: New York, NY Paris, Pat Dudley, Dick 1989 A Baby Animal Pop-Up: Puppies Compass Productions: Long Beach, CA Penn-Bull, Betty 1983 The Kennelgarth Scottish Terrier Book Poultney, C.B. Poultney, C.B. 1943 Cold Noses: Collection of Stories from Methuen & Co: London the Dog books of C.B. Poultney Queen, Ellery Watson, E.A. 1945 The Green Turtle Mystery William Collins and Son Queen, Ellery Sanderson, W. 1941 The Black Dog Mystery J. B. Lippincott and Co. Razzi, M & J Haeffele, 1978 The Dennis Bones Mystery Book Scholastic Books: NY Deborah Rainer, George Rainer, George 1938 Murkel Wilhelm Frick, Vienna. Rees, Lesley Burton, Terry 2000 Alley Dogs: Water Hunt Bright Sparks:Bath, UK Rees, Lesley Burton, Terry 2000 Alley Dogs: Big Top Bright Sparks:Bath, UK Rees, Lesley Burton, Terry 2000 Alley Dogs: Troublesome Sister Bright Sparks:Bath, UK 5 Scottish Terrier Books Robinson, F.R. Graves, Linda 1993 The wizard of Oz Publications International: Lincolnwood, IL Rosman, Alice Grant Esley, Joan 1930 Jock the Scot Cassell & Compan: London Schaape, C.R. Animals: A washable Book Hampton Publishing, USA Scheckler, June Stoddard, Mary 1939 Little Black dog Whitman Publishing Co.: Alice Racine, WI Small, David Small, David 1992 Ruby Mae Has Something to Say Crown Publishing:New York, NY Smith, Alison Haeffele 1991 Come Away Home Charles Scribner’s Sons: New York, NY Smith, Geradline Henneberger, 1955 Little Dog Sniff and the Twins E.P. Dutton & Co.: New York, Foster Robert NY Smith, Georgia Tucker Fiscus, Coleta 1952 Barky and his friends United School of Christinity: Lee’s Summit: MO Stover, Mary & 1944 Famous Dog Stories Perks Publishing, New York, Wallace NY Taylor, Mark Booth, Graham 1968 Henry Explores the Jungle Graham Books: Atheneum, NY Taylor, Mark Booth, Graham 1972 Henry the Castaway Graham Books: Atheneum, NY Taylor, Mark Booth, Graham 1985 The Secret Life of Angus: The case of Graham Books: Atheneum, NY the Purloined Compass Tice, Clara Tice, Clara 1940 ABC of Dogs Wilfred Funk, Inc: New York, NY Tildes, Phyllis Tildes, P. L. 1996 Calico Picks a Puppy Charlesbridge Publishing: Limbacher Watertown, MA Tippett, James S. & Dennis, Morgan 1937 Sniff D.C. Heath & Co.: USA Tippett, Martha Kelly Unwin, Nora S. Unwin, Nora S 1950 Doughnuts for Lin American Book Co.: USA 6 Scottish Terrier Books Vanderlip, Sharon 2001 Scottish Terriers Barrons Educational Series Van Dine, S.S. 1933 The Kennel Murder Case Charles Scribner’s Sons: NY Walker, Alberta, & Smith, Grace P.
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    Bibliography APPENDIXBibliography C Appendix C contains a complete bibliography of all the books mentioned in the Start With the Arts lessons. Bibliography Copyright 2003, 2012 John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. May be reproduced for educational and classroom purposes only. Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY Aardema, Verna. Borreguita and the Coyote: A Tale from Ayutla, Mexico. Illus. by Petra Mathers. Knopf, 1991. Aardema, Verna. Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain. Illus. by Beatriz Vidal. Dial Books for Young Readers, 1992. Aardema, Verna. Who’s in Rabbit’s House: A Masai Tale. Illus. by Leo and Diane Dillon. Dial Books for Young Readers, 1992. Ada, Alma Flor. Gathering the Sun. Illus. by Simón Silva. Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 1997. Adams, Georgie. Fish, Fish, Fish. Illus. by Brigitte Willgoss. Dial Books for Young Readers, 1993. Addabbo, Carole. Dina the Deaf Dinosaur. Illus. by Valentine. Hannacroix Creek Books, 1998. Adler, David A. Thomas Alva Edison: Great Inventor. Illus. by Lyle Miller. Holiday House, 1990. Aesop. The Tortoise and the Hare. Illus. by Paul Meisel. Simon & Schuster, 1998. Aliki. Digging up Dinosaurs. HarperCollins Trophy, 1988. Aliki. Dinosaur Bones. HarperCollins Trophy, 1990. Aliki. Feelings. William Morrow & Co., 1986. Aliki. Fossils Tell of Long Ago. HarperCollins Trophy, 1990. Aliki. Hush Little Baby. Simon & Schuster, 1972. Aliki. I’m Growing. HarperCollins Children’s Books, 1992. Aliki. Marianthe’s Story: Painted Words, Spoken Memories. Greenwillow Books, 1998. Aliki. My Feet. HarperCollins Children’s Books, 1992. Aliki. My Five Senses (Let’s Read and Find Out Books). T. Y. Crowell, 1989. Aliki. My Hands. T. Y. Crowell, 1990. Aliki. My Visit to the Aquarium.