Reading Is Fundamental's Guide to Book Selection, with Supplement 1

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AUTHOR Smollar, Eleanor, Fl. TITLE [Reading is Fundamental's Puide to Book Selection, with Supplement. 1. 1 INSTITUTION Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. SPONS AGENCY Ford Foundation, New York, N.Y. PUB DATE 70 NOTE 106p. AVAILABLE FROM Beading is Fun-ramental, Room 240", Arts Fr Industries Building, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20760

'DRS PRICE DRS Price ME-$0.50 I4C-5.40 DESCRIPTORS Adults, *American Indians, *Booklists, Elementary Grades, *Negro Literature, Paperback Books, *Reading Materials, Recreational Reading, *Spanish American Literature, Teenagers

ABSTRACT The booklists presented in this guide are primarily intended to assist Reading Is Fundamental projects and other similar programs in purchasing paperback and inexpensivehard-bound books at the elementary level. Approximately 600 titles with prices and brief descriptions are listed in a general booklist. Separate booklists composed of elementary-level reading materials and teenage- and adult-level reading materials are presented for each of 3 ethnic groups: Black, American Indian, and Spanish-speaking. Asupplement which presents additional elementary-level reading materials in both a general section and by ethnic group is includedwith this guide. "Future supplements are planned.(J9 LRettec.t #1 .ct,,Ltz%&-tvL.LJ--AL /3--treAa5L_&.tv ukdk 7 ItAttlit,4441.1_41, 1_ j

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The National Reading IsFun-damental Program (RIF) is funded by the Ford Foundation and is sponsored by The Smithsonian Institution. RIF's National Advisory Board is composed of distinguished men and women from such diverse fields as publishing, education, libraries, government, civil rights, industry, labor, and the arts. The RIF Program is designed to motivate children to read through experiencing the joy and pride of owning books of their own choice. The pilot project for RIF was begun in Washington, D. C. in 1966. A number of additional projects are now in operation throughout the country not only in urban centers but also in rural areas andon Indian reservations. RIF is an action program to make books a way of life for all of America's children.

National RIF Program: MRS. ROBERT S. McNAMARA Chairman, RIF National Advisory Board MR. JERROLD SANDLER Executive Director MRS. BARBARA B. ATKINSON Assistant Director

Editorial Staff: MRS. ELEANOR SMOLLAR Editor MRS. RIVES CARROLL Research Consultant For copies of this guide, contact: MISS LAURA OTTEN Editorial Assistant READING IS FIJN- DAMENTAL MRS. MARILYN McCANN Room 2407 Materials Coordinator Arts & Industries Building Smithsonian Institution Cover design and logo by MO LEBOWITZ Washington, D. C. 20560 202-381-6117 Kaufmann Graphics Inc., Washington, D.C. Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL LIST vi

GENERAL LIST OF PAPERBACKS (and other Inexpensive Books) for the Elementary Grades 1

INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL BOOKLIST FOR ETHNIC GROUPS 18

SPECIAL BOOKLIST FOR ETHNIC GROUPS 19 BLACK ELEMENTARY 19 BLACK TEENAGE AND ADULT 35 INDIAN ELEMENTARY 59 INDIAN TEENAGE AND ADULT 64 SPANISH-SPEAKING ELEMENTARY 66 SPANISH-SPEAKING TEENAGE AND ADULT 71

LIST OF SOURCES USED 75

LIST OF PUBLISHERS 77

iii Introduction

The Guide to the Selection of Books prepared In the elementary section for ethnic groups we by RIF is intended primarily to assist not only RIF have listed a fairly comprehensive list of books cur- projects but also other similar programs throughout rently being published. Because our purpose is to the country in the purchase of inexpensive books, stimulate reading for fun, we have not listed graded mainly paperbacks, at the elementary level. readers or other text-books. The approximately 600 titles included under the A relatively large number of ethnic paperback heading General List of Paperbacks (and Other In- books are being published currently in the teen- expensive Books) for the Elementary Grades are in- adult age range, especially for black people. Al- tended as an introduction to the variety of inexpen- though many of these are not inexpensive, they are sive books availablenot as an all-inclusive list. cheaper than hardback books. A large number of Reading and interest grades indicated are in- these are included in the RIF list as well as a number of hardbacks. Our objective in this is to provide tended to serve only as guides in the broadest terms because reading ability and interest varies so con- as comprehensive a list as possible of books that are siderably within given grades and different school currently published which would have special relevance for specific ethnic groups. situations. A comprehensive card file is being developed in Many of the titles selected have appeal for all the National RIF office of books being published for children. However a number of titles have been in- Ethnic groups we are serving. Not all of these titles cluded because of their popularity with children who especially at the teenage and adult level are included participated in the RIF D. C. Pilot Project. in this booklist because the list is intended as a lim- We were disappointed in finding relatively few ited booklet to serve as a guide for project directors paperbdck books that related to the lives and expe- and other interested persons, not as a comprehen- riences of many of the children the RIF program aims sive list of all books published. to serve. Literature plays an important role in con- In preparation of this list we have corresponded tributing to a child's self-image. For Mexican Ameri- with different publishers requesting sample copies can, Puerto Rican, American Indian, Appalachian, of titles they publish that would be of special interest and Black urban and rural children there are an in- and pertinent to the lives and experiences of the significant number of inexpensive books published children we are flying to reach. 'The publishers in- to serve this vitally important role. cluded in this list responded with books for children, Because of this dearth of available material, teenagers and adults of Black, Spanish-Speaking and under the heading Books for Ethnic GroupsEle- Indian ethnic groups. Our search for available books mentary Levelwe have listed hard cover books as continued up to the deadline for going to the print- well as paperbacks. When a book is published in ers. We would appreciate information of additional paperback we have indicated the publisher and price available books pertinent to this list. Please tell us of the hard bound editions where this information about them so they can be included not only in our has been made available to us. The discrepancy in card file but also in future supplemental lists. cost between the two can be as in the case of "The The primary aim of RIF is to reach children at Snowy Day" @ $3.00 hardback and 60¢ paperback! the elementary age level. If children have not learned Our interestin paperbacks and inexpensive to enjoy books in the elementary grades it is highly books is two-fold. The obvious reason is that con- probable they may never find joy in reading. Itis siderably more children can be served. The other our hope to stimulate a sufficiently large demand for reason is that we wish to acquaint low-income par- inexpensive paperback children's books throughout ents with inexpensive books they could purchase the country so that publishers will be encouraged to that would have special relevance to them and their provide additional titles in paperback both to meet children. and to stimulate further this demand. v INTRODUCTION TO GENERAL. LIST

The titles included under this listing are intended as an introduction to a wide variety of inexpensive books availablenot as an all-inclusive list. The relatively few books costing more than 75¢ are included because of their popularity or their easy-reading, high-interest levels. The titles have been selected mainly for students in the elementary grades with an attempt to meet a wide diversity of interests. An attempt also has been made to include books to attract the in- different reader as well as the good reader. The majority of the books listed in this section have been used in RIF programs. Reading and interest grades have been provided, in many instances based on our experience, to serve as guides in the broadest sense. We have found that reading ability and interest varies considerably within given grades and different school situations. The gradedranges are intended only as indicators. In the final analysis the judgment will depend on the book listuser and his familiarity with the environment his program is serving. Most of the paperback titles in this list have been published previously in hard bindings ranging in price from approximately $2.50 to $5.00. We have not included publisher and price information on these more expensive books because this section is intended primarily as an introduction to inexpensive books available for community programs.

vi General List of Paperbacks (And Other InexpensiveBooks for the Elementary Grades)

AVON BOOKS A BEAR CALLED PADDINGTON (Yearling Books)* MRS. L. B. J.* Michael Bond Ruth Montgomery Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 A bear from Darkest Peru finds himself on a railway platform in Based on a friendship as well as interviews with friends, asso- London with a "Please look after this bear" sign hanging from ciates and relatives of Mrs. L. B. J. his furry neck. The Brown family do just that, and discover that life is filled with adventure when there is a bear in the house. THE LAND OF OZ L. Frank Baum BLUE RIDGE BILLY (Yearling Books)` Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 7511 Lois Lenski Sequel to the Wizard of Oz. The adventures of theScarecrow, Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 75¢ the Lion and the Tin Woodsman. Growing up in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, Billy fights with the Buckwheat Hollow boys and goes on a panther WIZARD OF OZ hunt, but most important of all dreams of learning to play the L. Frank Baum fiddle. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Fairy tale about the wonderful kingdom of Oz. BOND OF THE FIRE (Yearling Books)* Anthony Fon Eisen CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 HUMOROUS STORIES (Lantern Books)* Member of a Stone Age band living twenty centuries ago, Ash A. L. Furman, editor joins in his tribe's customs and celebrations and gains the friend- Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 ships of the wolf-like animal who one night creeps to his fire.

SCIENCE FICTION STORIES (Lantern Books)* THE BULLY OF BARKHAM STREET (Yearling Books)* Richard Elam, Jr. Mary Stolz Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 UNDERWATER ADVENTURES STORIES (Lantern Books)* Martin Hastings, the bully of the block, didn't appear to care if David Thomas, editor he had any friends. A view emerges of an 11-year old boy's lonely world. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 CHARLOTTE'S WEB (Yearling Books)* DELL PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. E. B. White ABRAHAM LINCOLN (Yearling Books)* Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 75¢ Anne Colver The story of a little girl and her friends in the barn, Wilbur the Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 pig and Charlotte a beautiful gray spider who spins her web and As a pioneer child, Abraham Lincoln was mischievous but hard saves Wilbur's life. working. As he grew older he became known for his fair and honest ways and his great sense of humor. COTTON IN MY SACK (Yearling Books)* Lois Lenski ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES AND NINE OTHER TALES Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS (Yearling Books)* retold by Ned E. Hoopes Written at the request of Arkansas children, this storyis an account of life among the sharecroppers, tenant farmers, and Gr. 3-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 farm owners of the Cotton Belt. Retold especially for this edition, ten tales from The Arabian Nights, including in addition to the titlestory, "The Magic A DOG ON BARKHAM STREET (Yearling Books)* Winged Horse", "The King and His Physician", Aladdin and His Mary Stolz Enchanted Lamp", "The Man Who Never Laughed Again" and "Sinbad the Sailor and His Seven Voyages". Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 More than anything in the world Edward wanted a dog, and ALL-OF-A-KIND FAMILY (Yearling Books)* second only to that was his desire to be free of the constant Sydney Taylor plaguing of Martin Hastings, the bully of Barkham Street. Gr. 4-8 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 Five little girls have happy times together growing up on New ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (Yearling Books)* York's Lower East Side at the turn of the century in a family rich Charles P. Graves in kindness though poor in money. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Story of a gracious lady and tireless humanitarian who, from a Titles that have been used in RIF Programs are indicated by asterisks. shy little girl grew up to become the first lady.

IIIMPIPIPNoPllos,IlPt'WwRmmoma"Icol'IPwiow'-',-4,r:ty*1tsovgo,owwp,...w....q.mrsrmommorxNomxwrw.eporio,,tl. ELEPHI, THE CAT WITH THE HIGH I.Q. (Yearling Books)* and awesome, but as soon as the friendly stagecoach driver Jean Stafford calls him "Johnny Texas" he begins to love the land and its Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 opportunities.' A smart and sophisticated cat ingeniously rescues a small car JUDY'S JOURNEY (Yearling Books)* from a snowdrift and hides it in the New York apartment where Lois Lenski he lives. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 FAIL -SAFE (Falcon Books--aeapted for easy reading)* Ten-Year old member of a migrant family struggles hard but Eugene Burdick and Harvey Wheeler finds fun and adventure. Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 LANDSLIDE (Yearling Books)* The account of a global 'accident' that is all too possible. Veronique Day FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE (Yearling Books)* Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 Anne Colver Five children on vacation in the mountains are trapped in a Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 lonely cabin by a landslide until finally the oldest boy invents a way of signaling for help. As a child in England, Florence Nightingale's favorite game was playing hospital with her dolls. She became a nurse for the THE LONG SECRET (Yearling Books)* British on the battlefield and started the first school for trained Louise Fitzhugh nurses. Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 THE FOUR-STORY MISTAKE (Yearling Books)* Spending the summer with her parents on Long Island, Harriet Elizabeth Enright runs into a mystery challenging her abilities as a spy and as a Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 writer. The four Melendy children settle down to busy country living in MORE ALL-OF-A-KIND FAMILY (Yearling Books)* an old house called the Four-Story Mistake. Sydney Taylor GEORGE WASHINGTON (Yearling Books)* Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 Stewart Graff In this sequel to All-Of-A-Kind Family, the five girlsand their Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 new baby brotherspend their last year in the old neighborhood enjoying family life and the old-world customs observed This is a biography written so that children in the primary grades in New York of 1914. can enjoy reading it to thernselves. OUR FRIEND THE ATOM (Laurel Leaf) GREEK GODS AND HEROES (Laurel Leaf Books) Heinz Haber Robert Graves Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45¢ Written by the Science Consultant for Walt Disney Productions, The pantheon of Olympian gods, the Underworld of Tartarus, this introduction to the atom presents an account of the scien- Midas and his golden touch, the labors of Heraclesthese and tists who furthered knowledge of the atom and possible peace many other myths and legends of ancient Greece are retold. time applications of atomic power.

HARRIET THE SPY (Yearling Books)* A POETRY FESTIVAL (Laurel Leaf Books) Louise Fitzhugh John Bettenbender, editor Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Harriet the Spy has a secret notebook which she fills with jot- Compilation of verse celebrating daring deeds in battle, the ex- tings about her classmates and her neighbors. But unfortunately citement and adventure of the sea, love of their fellow man and one day Harriet's notbook is found by her classmates. their country, and joy in nature, the home and family. HELEN KELLER (Yearling Books)* PRAIRIE SCHOOL (Yearling Books)* Stewart and Polly Graff Lois Lenski Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 75¢ When Helen Keller was six years old she behaved likea wild, When a blizzard sweeps down and isolates thelittleSouth frightened animal. She could not hear, see or speak. Then Anne Dakota schoolhouse, the childrentrapped there for four days Sullivan came to stay with her and taught her how to communi- must use their resourcefulness until rescue comes. cate with her hands. RABBIT HILL (Yearling Books)* I GO BY SEA, I GO BY LAND (Yearling Books)* Robert Lawson P. L. Travers Gr. 3-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 65¢ Gr. 4-7 (Reading and !Merest) Paper 650 A humorous story about the animals on Rabbit Hill. Sent to America at the start of World War II, Sabrina keepsa personal diary revealing her loneliness for her family in England ROLLER SKATES (Yearling Books) and her impressions of life in America with her uncle andaunt. Ruth Sawyer Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 JOHN F. KENNEDY (Yearling I3ooks)* Charles P. Graves For one year Lucinda Wyman (ten years old) was free to explore New York on roller skates. All Lucinda's adventures are true and Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 happened to the author herself. This is a biography written so that children in the primary grades can enjoy reading it to themselves. ROOM FOR ONE MORE (Laurel-Leaf Books) Anna Perrott Rose JOHNNY TEXAS (Yearling Books) Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Carol Hoff Thisis the story of a family who experimented with adding Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 three foster children to a household that already had three of German born Johann finds his new homeTexas of 1934vast its own. 2 SAM HOUSTON (Yearling Books) FAWCETT PUBLICATIONS Jean Lee Latham DENNIS THE MENACE SERIES (Crest Books)* Gr. 2-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Hank Kelcham As a boy, Sam Houston grew up near the Cherokee Indians. He Reading Gr. 3-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Paper 400 fought in the War of 1812, served as Governor of Tennessee, and Not all titles listed: Dennis the MenaceWho Me?, Dennis the later become governor of Texas afterit was admitted to the Menace vs. Everybody, Wanted: Dennis the Menace, Dennis the Union. Menace Rides Again, in This Corner: Dennis the Menace.

THE SATURDAYS (Yearling Books)* J.F. K., BOYHOOD TO WHITE HOUSE (Premier Books)* Elizabeth Enright Bruce Lee Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 The four Meiendy children organize a Saturday outing dub, A biography. pooling allowances so that each in turn can go on an adventure. PEANUTS SERIES* STRAWBERRY GIRL (Yearling Books)* Charles Schultz Lois Lenski All ages (Reading and Interest) Paper .SC0 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 Not all titles listed: Wonderful World of Peanuts; Nobody's Per- Story of a backwoods girlinFlorida who became the best fect Charlie Brown; Here's to You Charlie Brown; All This and "strawberry girl" despite tremendous odds. Snoopy Too; Slide, Charlie Brown, Slide; This is Your Life, Charlie Brown; You're My Hero, Charlie Brown; For the Love of Peanuts; STUART LITTLE (Yearling Books)* You Are Too Much, Charlie Brown; Fun With Peanuts; We're E. B. White On Your Side, Charlie Brown; Here Comes Snoopy; Let's Face Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 75¢ It, Charlie Brown. In color (754), Snoopy and the Red Baron. Stuart, a mouse, has adventures when he leaves New York and heads for Boston in search of his friend Margalo, a beautiful bird. PT-109 (Crest Books)* Robert J. Donovan THEN THERE WERE FIVE (Yearling Books)* Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Elizabeth Enright Account of President Kennedy's wartime adventures. Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 More adventures with the Melendy family. FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY ACTIVITY FUN BOOKS* THOMAS ALVA EDISON (Yearling)* Mervyn D. Kaufman Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 490 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 This is a popular seriesthe titles are subject to change by the At 22, Edison had invented a stock ticker, an electric light bulb, publisher. Dot to Dot, Draw With Dots, Fun With Dots, Link an electric power system and motion pictures. the Dots, Play With Dots, Join the Dots, Puzzles and Riddles, Puzzles for Pleasure. TIMES FOUR (Falcon Booksadapted for easy reading)* Four science fiction writers FRIENDSHIP PRESS Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 NO BISCUITS AT ALL! Four science fiction tales by H. G. Wells, R. Sheckly, Jack Finney Lois Horton Young and Mack Reynolds. Reading Gr. 3-5, Interest Gr. K-5 Paper $1.75 The story of Morgan who is lonely in the city of Baltimore where THE 21 BALLOONS (Yearling Books) his family has moved to escape the poverty of a "ghost" mining William Pene du Bois town in Appalachia, and the small incident of a lost puppy which Gr. 3-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 has far-reaching consequences for the future of Morgan's family. A humorous story of Professor William Waterman Sherman who was found adrift in the Atlantic clinging to the debris of twenty- THE REACHERS one balloons. John Henderson Gr. 5.10 (Reading and Interest) Paper $1.75 THE WATER-BUFFALO CHILDREN AND THE DRAGON FISH (Year- Stories of three boys and three girls each living in a different ling Books)* citytheir private seekings and findings and frustrations. Pearl S. Buck Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 GROSSET & DUNLAP, INC. In the first story, a little American girl thinks a magic stone has CHERRY AMES SERIES* brought two Chinese children on the back of a water-buffalo. Helen Wells In the second story, two girls, one American and one Chinese, Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $1.50 run away with the help of a magic dragon fish. This is a popular series of which a few of the titles are listed. WE, TOO, BELONG: AN ANTHOLOGY ABOUT MINORITIES IN Cherry Ames, Student Nurse; Cherry Ames, Flight Nurse; Cherry AMERICA (Laurel Leaf Books) Ames, Visiting Nurse; Cherry Ames, Mountain Nurse; Cherry Mary Turner, editor Ames, Clinic Nurse; Cherry Ames, Country Doctor's Nurse; Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Cherry Ames, Department Store Nurse; Cherry Ames, Island Nurse. An anthology of plays, poems, short stories and essays about minorities in America. EARLY START READERS* Readiing Gr. 1-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Inexpensive Hard 500 THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS (Yearling Books) This is a popular seriestitles, a few of which are listed, are Kenneth Grahame subject to change by publisher. Ann Likes Red, Big Beds and Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Little Beds, The Bus from Chicago, Crate Train, Dinosaur Ben, Here are the adventures of four animal friendsMole, Water Jumping, The New Bugle, Poems, The Rabbit, The Rabbit and the Rat, Badger and Toadresidents of Toad Hall. Turtle, The Tent. 3

4r111111111111111 . . 0.411100111616011gYINIENVAMPRIMNSOMIlimilpippmV..6.0Nprylaiummigemignok."1.10".WidaW"elir. Mige WO 0.1101.1011 EASY READERS* BLACK TREASURE (Tempo Books)* Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Inexpensive Hard 590 Roger Barlow This is a popular seriestitles, a few of which are listed, are Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 subject to change by the publisher. Arty, the Smarty; The Clumsy Sandy Steele and his pal Quiz Taylor didn't win first prize for Cowboy; How Animals Get in the Zoo; How to Find a Friend; the Science Fair exhibit, but the honorable mention awarded Hurry Up Slowpoke; I Made a Line; Monkey in the Rocket; Mr. their oil reservoir analyzer led to a summer job in the oil fields. Pine's Purple House; Surprise in the Tree; Miss Polly's Animal School; The Secret Cat. CHALLENGER (Tempo Books)* Frank Waldman HARDY BOYS MYSTERY SERIES* Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Franklin W. Dixon The author has put his sports writer's knowledge of the prize Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $1.50 ring and its people into this book. Descriptions of fights, details This is a popular series of which a few of the titles are listed. of fighting and managing give an over-all picture of the boxing The Secret of the Caves, The Great Airport Mystery, What Hap- world. pened at Midnight, While the Clock Ticked, Footprints Under the Window, The Sinister Sign Post, The Disappearing Floor, The CIRCUS PUNK (Tempo Books)* Wailing Siren Mystery, The Secret of Wildcat Swamp, The Mys- Bianca Bradbury tery of the Aztec Warrior. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 HOW & WHY BOOKS* The world of the circus was the firstplace orphaned Dave Thorne felt he belonged when he was permitted to share the Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 590 gypsy life of his bandmaster Uncle Jim. This is a popular well illustrated seriestitles, a few of which are listed, are subject to change by the publisher. Airplanes, Basic DEADLINE (Tempo Books)* Inventions, Beginning Science, Deserts, Dinosauers, Dogs, Ex- William Corbin ploration and Discovery, Horses, Human Body, Polar Regions, Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Prehistoric Mammals, Rockets and Missiles, Wild Animals. The newspaper business was Dan's whole life, until he faced a NANCY DREW MYSTERY SERIES* question that threatened to cancel out everything he believed Carolyn Keene in. The story of a boy's struggle with man-sized problems. Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $1.50 HIGH ROAD HOME (Tempo Books)* This is a popular series of which a few of the titles are listed. William Corbin The Secret of Red Gate Farm, The Message in the Hollow Oak, The Haunted Bridge, The Quest of the Missing Map, The Secret Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 in the Old Attic, The Clue in the Crumbling Wall, The Clue of Nico has come to the United States to hunt for his father, whom the Black Keys, The Hidden Window Mystery, The Clue in the all authorities believe dead. He has no money or friends, but he Old Stagecoach, The Mystery of the Fire Dragon, The Clue of the has a lifetime of experience in fending for himself, without Dancing Puppet, The Mystery of the 99 Steps. parents or home, in postwar Paris.

READ ALOUDS* LASSIE COME HOME (Tempo Books)* Reading Gr. 3-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Paper 390 Eric Knight This is a series, a few of the titles of which are listed. Titles are Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 subject to change by the publisher. Fairy Tales, Funny Stories, The tale of a collie, prize dog of a humble household, who is Animal Stories, Raggedy Ann, Horse Stories, Just So Stories, sold to a wealthy family when hard times befall her original Friendly Animals. owners . . .only to travel hundreds of miles to return to the family she loves. DINOSAUR AND THE DODO (Ready-to-Read Books)* Annie Decaprio LT. ROBIN CRUSOE, USN (Tempo Books)* Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Inexpensive Hard 690 Bill Ford Story of a dinosaur and a dodo who become friends. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Lt. Robin Crusoe of the U. S. Navy thought he was all alone on DOG AND THE WOLF (Ready-to-Read Books)* the island, until he came upon Floyd, the astrochimp. Annie Decaprio Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Inexpensive Hard 690 MY GREATEST DAY IN BASEBALL (Tempo Books)* Long, long ago, dogs lived in the forest with other animals. This John P. Carmichael and other noted sports writers is a story about how they came to live with people. Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 HIPPOPOTAMUS (Ready-to-Read Books)* Stories of famous baseball players. Bobbi Herne Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Inexpensive Hard 690 MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN (Tempo Books) Story of how the hippo came to live in the water. Jean George Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 ACROSS FIVE APRILS (Tempo Books)* An account of a boy's experiment in self-sufficiencyliving by Irene Hunt himself off the land in a remote area of the Catskill Mountains. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 The story of one divided family's life during the Civil War. MYSTERY OF SATELLITE SEVEN (Tempo Books)* Charles Coombs BAMBI (Tempo Books)* Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Felix Salten When Argus 7 mysteriously explodes at an altitude of 42 miles, Gr. 5-8 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 talk of sabotage runs loud. Three young people are catapulted This is the story of the birth, mating and death of a deer in the from their role of observers to land in the center of the satellite woodland. mystery. 4

II PETER PAN (Tempo Books)* THE WITCH FAMILY (Voyager Books)* James M. Barrie Eleanor Estes Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 65¢ A fantasy of a little boy who never wanted to grow up. Tale of two little girls, fanciful witches and a bumble bee. RUN TO DAYLIGHT (Tempo Books)* SCIENCE IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD (Voyager Books)* Vince Lombardi Elizabeth K. Cooper Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 The behind-the-scenes drama of pro football, told by one of First-hand experimentation for the young naturalist. the greatest coaches in the history of the game. WIND SONG (Voyager Books)* TAFFY'S TIPS TO TEENS (Tempo Books) Carl Sandburg Dolly Martin Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Illustrated and selected poems for children. A newspaper-syndicated authoritydiscusses what matters to girlsfrom boys and beauty to fashion and figure care. Plus a LANCER BOOKS, INC. self-improvement chart, and scores of show-how illustrations. MAGNUM EASY-EYE* THE AMAZING METS (Tempo Books)* Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500-600 Jerry Mitchell This is a series of popular classics. Sample titles are listed below. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 We suggest that a catalogue be sent for to receive a current The New York Mets is a team that can fill a stadium to the rafters complete list. Around the World in Eighty Days, The Call of the with cheering, sign-waving die-hards while it achieves the ac- Wild, Captains Courageous, Gulliver's Travels, The House of complishment of 21 road losses. Seven Cables, Kidnapped, Lord Jim, 0. Henry Short Stories, Poe's Tales of Mystery and Terror, Pride and Prejudice. WONDER BOOKS* Reading Gir. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Inexpensive Hard 350 McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY This is a series. Titlesa few of which are listedare subject to EVERYREADER SERIES (Webster Books)* change by the publishers. ABC Counting Books, Famous Fairy Reading Gr. 5-7, Interest Gr. 5-12 Paper $1.36 Tales, Firemen and Fire Engines, Heidi, Horses, I See the Sky, Little Engine that Laughs, Little Peter Cottontail, Little Train that These well known classics are adapted for easy reading to meet high interest levels. Ben Hur by Lew Wallace; Bob, Son of Battle Saved the Day, Mother Goose, Playful Little Dog, So Thisis Spring, Pinocchio. by 011ivant; Call of the Wild by London; Cases of Sherlock Holmes by Doyle; Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas; Flamingo HARCOURT, BRACE & WORLD, INC. 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Buck had been stolen from his owners comfortable home THE MAGIC LISTENING CAP (Voyager Books)* taken to the frozen northland where hard men struggled for Yoskiko Uchida gold and dogs fought one another to the death. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 MARTY and PRINTER'S MEASURE Fourteen Japanese folk tales. Paddy Chayefsky Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 THE MYSTERIOUS SCHOOLMASTER (Voyager Books)* Karin Anckarsvard These are two short stories. Marty is about a man with an ugly face who was lonely till he meets a girl at a dance who is a Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 wallflower. Printer's Measure is the story of a young man learn- Two children unravel a mystery and find themselves and mili- ing the printing trade and an old man who sees his job being tary police in a wild chase. taken by a machine. 5 RAMBLERS, GAMBLERS AND LOVERS--A BOOK OF POETRY MYSTERY OF THE LONG HOUSE (Hilo Books) Lawrence Swinburne, editor Lucile McDonald and So la H. Ross Reading Gr. 4-7, interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Casey at the Bat; Hush, Little IBoby; Abraham Lincoln; The Purple A young girl on an archaeology "dig" on Cordova Island finds Cow; Frankie and Johnnie; The Negro Mother, and many more. greater mysteries than those posed by the Indian Ruins. REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT A NURSE NAMED COURAGE (Hilo Books) Rod Sterling (adapted by James Olsen) Florence Stuart Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and interest) Paper 500 Mountain had almost been heavyweight champion, but now he A young nurse must choose between duty to a patientand was getting too old for a boxer. This is the story of Mountain's loyalty to herself. greatest fight ... afight to find himself and keep his dignity. RAND McNALLY & CO. STORIES BY JESSE STUART adapted by Laurence Swinburne TIP TOP ELF BOOKS* Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Inexpensive Hard 350 Life is not easy for the hill people of Eastern Kentucky, but these This is a series. Titles, a few of which are listed below, are sub- hills are their home. Here are stories and poems about the lives ject to change by the publisher. Muggins Big Balloon, Four Little of these people. Puppies, Fuss Bunny, Timothy Tiger, Animal ABC Book, Noah's Ark Peaky Beaky, My Counting Book, The Pony Twins. STORIES OF EDGAR ALLEN POE adapted by Glenn Munson SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 ABE LINCOLN GETS HIS CHANCE* Included are some of the most chilling stories of Poe. Frances Cavanah Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 THE YEAR THE YANKEES LOST THE PENNANT Douglas Wallox (adapted by Warren Halliburton) A portrait based on Lincoln's own statements and those of his family and friends. Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 The Washington Senators never won a pennant. The Yankees ABRAHAM LINCOLN* always won. The Devil offered Joe Bayed, a Senators' fan, a Anne Colver chance to be the Senators' star slugger. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 350 SHELF II--A Series of Books Adapted for Easy Reading and High Biography of Lincoln, as a boy, as a man, and as a President. Interest. ADVENTURE AT BLACK ROCK CAVE* ART ARTONS, FASTEST MAN ON WHEELS Patricia Lauber Frederic Katz Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6.12 Paper $1.28 Chris and Addle are determined to solve the puzzling secret of This is the true story of a man who built his own high-speed Black Rock Cave, although Chris' father warns them that some- cars and raced them. thing very strange is going on there. DARK SEA RUNNING ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER* George Morrill (adapted by Laurence Swinburne) Mark Twain Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 Gr. 4-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 The crews of other ships would have cracked under such a The timeless boy adventure story. strain, but the men of the Aubcan Ridge would have followed Captain Falk through hell if he had ordered them. AESOF"S FABLES* retold by Ann McGovern THE OFF-ISLANDERS Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Nathaniel Bench ley The classic retold in modern language. Greek-style illustrations. Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 Some Americans think the U.S. is being invaded when some ALICE IN WONDERLAND* Russian sailors from a grounded sub try to "borrow" a boat. A Lewis Carroll funny story. Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 The classical tale of magical nonsense. PYRAMID PUBLICATIONS, INC. ALL KINDS OF BABIES* RFK, THE LAST KNIGHT (Hilo Books) Millicent Selsam Laurence Swinburne Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 504 Gr. 6-12 (Beading and Interest) Paper 600 Baby animals and how they change as they grow. Beginning RFK's life as a student, athlete,, Navy officer, crime fighter and science picture-book. statesman. ALVIN'S SECRET CODE* THE KENNEDY COURAGE (Hilo Books) Clifford Hicks Edward Hymoff and Phil Hirsch, editors Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 514 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Young AlvinFernald deciphers a message and discovers a Eight profiles of members of the Kennedy clan each facing a treasure. Code-making and deciphering tips are included. challenge to his courage. ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES UNDERWATER (Hilo Books) Freya Littledale, editor Phil Hirsch, editor Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 304 Nine classic tales: Emperor's New Clothes, Princess and the Pea, True adventures and encounters; in the fury of the sea. Thumbelina and others. 6

.ellPg'o"ommrlqllpppWIII,EIMiiiPIOgiOPNIIMMRIMPPRMOIPFweir.twirrPuriPwrviiwrumwigpmool,1u,nitjmrppw.p.,w. -44tt dy TATF01.1.0 THE ARROW BOOK OF BRAIN TEASERS* THE ARROW BOOK OF TRICKS AND PROJECTS* Martin Gardner Leonore Klein Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Puzzles that amuse and instruct. Answers included. Assortment of things to do.

THE ARROW BOOK OF CROSSWORD PUZZLES* THE ARROW BOOK OF THE UNITED NATIONS Murray Rockowitz and Irwin Weiss Lavinia Dobler Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 3511 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Simple word games and beginner puzzles. Important questions and answers about the U. N. and how it works. THE ARROW BOOK OF EASY COOKING* Esther Rudomin THE ARROW BOOK OF WORD GAMES* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Murray Rockowitz Salad courses, beverages, regular and party recipes all made Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 without a stove. Word games, brain teasers, puzzlesa way to increase vocabulary. THE ARROW BOOK OF FAMOUS STORIES* lames Baldwin BARNEY'S ADVENTURE* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Margot Austin Stories of famous heroes and famous happeningstales of long Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 ago. A small boy follows tracks in the woods and finds a surprise.

THE ARROW BOOK OF FUNNY POEMS* BARREL OF CHUCKLES* Eleanor Clymer, collector Ann McGovern, editor Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 3511 Limericks, rhymes, songs and poems about animals and people. Games, jokes and riddles.

THE ARROW BOOK OF NURSES* BARREL OF FUN* Mary Elting Edna Preston, editor Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 How nurses are trained and the challenging jobs open to them. Collection of jokes, puzzles and tricks.

THE ARROW BOOK OF POETRY BARREL OF LAUGHS* Ann McGovern, editor Edna Preston, editor Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Seventy-eight poems, by both new and familiar poets that speak A collection of games, jokes and riddles. of a child's world. THE BIG WAVE* THE ARROW BOOK OF PRESIDENTS Pearl S. Buck Sturges F. Cary Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 5011 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 This is a story set in Japan about a tidal wave that played an Facts about every American President from Washington to John- important role in the life of a little Japanese boy. son. BIRD IN THE HAT* THE ARROW BOOK OF PROJECT FUN* Norman Bridwell Leonore Klein Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 Cr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Spats the Cat and the bird living in his hat learn the best things Projects involving ancient alphabets, optical illusions, disguise, in life are shared. tricks, mazes and games. BLACK BEAUTY* THE ARROW BOOK OF SCIENCE FACTS* Anna Sewell Mary Elting Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Classic horse story. Basic information in question and answer form. BLACKBEARD'S GHOST* THE ARROW BOOK OF SCIENCE RIDDLES* Ben Stall: Rose Wyler Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45; When a "magic spell" really works, J. D. and Hank find them- Riddles and their sound scientific explanations. selves with the ghost of a short-tempered pirate on their hands. THE ARROW BOOK OF SPOOKY STORIES* Edna Preston, editor THE BIRTH OF AN ISLAND* Millicent Selsam Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Ghost stories and "ghost tales" How a volcanic island forms and acquires its flora and fauna. THE ARROW BOOK OF STATES Margaret Ronan BLUE WILLOW* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Doris Gates Vital facts, legends and lore of each statewith maps, pictures Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 and tables. Story of Southwestern migrant family. 7 A BOOK OF REAL SCIENCE* CLIFFORD GETS A JOB* Mae Freeman Norman Bridwell Reading Gr. 3-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Paper 450 Reading Gr. 2-3 Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 454 Basic concepts of physical science (heat, light, electricity, sound Clifford, the BIG dog, becomes a wage-earner with disastrous and gravity) presented in terms within a young child's experience results. and understanding. CLIFFORD'S HALLOWEEN* BRAVE DANIEL* Norman Bridweil Leonore Klein Reading Gr. 2-3,, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 454 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 350 A giant ghost (Clifford, the BIG dog, in costume) joins the fun Daniel's brave deeds have a funny twist. at a Halloween party. BREAD AND JAM FOR FRANCES* CLIFFORD TAKES A TRIP* Russell Hoban Norman Bridwell Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 454 What happens when a little badger named Frances is allowed a When the family goes on vacation, Clifford, the BIG dog, gets steady diet of her favorite bread and jam. so lonely he sets out to find them BRIGHTY OF THE GRAND CANYON* CODES & SECRET WRITING* Marguerite Henry Herbert Zim Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Award-win9ing adventure-mystery story, based in fact, about a Guide for deciphering codes, etc. wild burro in Arizona's Grand Canyon. THE COUNTRY CAT CALL IT COURAGE* Norman Bridwell Armstrong Sperry Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Story of a cat who moves to thecity and finally becomes the Legend of a yoLing Polynesian boy who is determined to con- quer his cowardiceor die. friend of a little boy. CAPS FOR SALE* CROSSWORDS FOR TEENAGERS* Esphyr Slobodkina Murray Rockowitz Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 454 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 354 Based on a folk tale, the peddler of caps runs into trouble when Vocabulary developer. monkeys steal his wares. THE CURIOUS COW* THE CARROT SEED* Esther Meeks Ruth Krauss Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 600 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 350 Katy the Cow is incurably curious. About a small boy's faith that a carrot will grow from the seed CURIOUS GEORGE* he has plantedeven though everyone says, It won't come up." H. A. Rey CASEY, THE UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE HORSE* Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K4 Paper 504 Anita Feagles The juvenile classic about a mischief-making monkey and his Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 escapades. All of the Curious George books are very popular. A story about an unreasonable horse and a reasonable boy. CURIOUS GEORGE GETS A MEDAL* CHANNEL CHUCKLES* H. A. Rey Bill Keane Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 504 Gr. 6-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper no The little monkey takes a trip into space. Cartoons about television commercials, programs and watchers. CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE HOSPITAL* CHARLIE THE TRAMP* H. A. Rey R. and L. Hoban Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 754 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 500 Especially good for children who are apprehensive about hos- Charlie the beaver tries life as a tramp, until his building instinct pitals. wins out. CURIOUS GEORGE RIDES A BIKE* CLARENCE GOES TO TOWN* H. A. Rey Patricia Lauber Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 504 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 More monkey business as Curious George sets off on a new Clarence, the TV dog, moves to a city apartment house and bike and runs head on into a traveling circus. turns the, Big Town upside down. CLARENCE, THE TV DOG* CURIOUS GEORGE TAKES A JOB* Patricia Lauber H. A. Rey Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 454 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K4 Paper 504 Stories of one dog's life and times with an American family. George finds work in a restaurant kitchen, tangles with some spaghetti, and ends up a movie star. CLIFFORD THE BIC,RED DOG* Norman Bridwell DANNY DUNN AND THE ANTI-GRAVITY PAINT* Reading Gr. 2-3,, Ihterest, Gr. K-3 Paper 454 Williams and Abrashkin Dilemmas of having-a really BIG dog for a pet. Humor in draw- Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 354 ings and text. Science facts woven into the story. 8 DANNY DUNN AND THE HOMEWORK MACHINE* FIRST MEN IN THE WORLD* Williams and Abrashkin Anne Terry White Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Danny works wonders with an electronic brain. A story that spans a million yearsthe story of the first men in the world. DID YOU EVER SEE?* Walter Einsel FOLLOW MY LEADER Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 James B. Garfield Cr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 "Did you ever see a cat. . .bat?", plus 13 other absurd animal situations. Lets children guess at rhymes. Story of a young boy's adjustment to blindness with the help of his Seeing Eye Dog. DINOSAURS AND MORE DINOSAURS* FOR LAUGHING OUT LOUD* Jean Craig Herman Masin Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 500 Cir. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Information on 46 dinosauers with illustrations. Collection of funny football stories. DOLPHINS* THIS FORGOTTEN DOOR Mickie Compere Alexander Key Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 450 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and interest) Paper 450 Information about dolphins. Science fictiona mysterious boy from outer space learns the hest and worst of our civilization. DO YOU WANT TO SEE SOMETHING?* Eve Merriam FORTUNATELY* Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 350 Remy Char lip Picture book for the beginning reader. Iteading.Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 Nonsense tale about Ned, whose fortunes see-saw rapidly from EDDIE'S PAY DIRT* good (Fortunately.. .) tobad (Unfortunately.. .). Carolyn Haywood FROM EARTH TO THE MOON* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Ades Verne About a boyone of those "fanatical collectors"who is sure Paper 450 something in his collection will pay off. Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Iicience fiction. 1865 classic predicts space travel, astronauts, and EL BLANCO: THE LEGEND OF THE WHITE STALLION a man-made satellite. Rutherford Montgomery FUN WITH PUZZLES* Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 ,loseph Leeming Story about the dangerous life of a wild white stallion. From 'Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 41 the Disney TV film. Pen-and-pencil, and paper-and-scissors puzzles as well as tricky ELLEN TEBBITS* questions. Beverly Cleary GEORGIE* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Robert Bright Ellen and her best friend have a tiff, then make up. Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN* Georgie, the friendly little ghost, goes on a haunting quest. Donald Sobol GENTLE BEN* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Walt Morey A ten-year-old genius solves all the crime in his hometown. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 660 A lonely teenager adopts a pet bear. Basis of the TV show and ENCYCLOPEDIA BROWN STRIKES AGAIN* movie. Donald Sobol Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 THE GHOST ROCK MYSTERY* Encyclopedia opens up his own detective agency, and turns in Mary C. Jane some astounding feats of successful sleuthing. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Brother and sister spend the summer in a house haunted by a THE ENORMOUS EGG* very real threat. Oliver Butterworth Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 GHOST TOWN ADVENTURE* Tale of a huge egg that hatches into a dinosaur and his owner's Rutherford Montgomery troubles in raising him. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Intgest) Paper 3S0 Lively family revives ghost town. THE FAMILY NOBODY WANTED Helen Doss THE GREAT WHALES* Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Herbert S. Zim Story of a minister and his wife who adopt twelve "unadoptable" Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 children, many of mixed races. Picture-filled science book about large mammals.

FIRST DAYS OF THE WORLD THE GREEN TURTLE MYSTERY Ames and Wyler Ellery Queen Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Book about the beginnings of our planet and the life upon it. Junior Boy detective in a mystery thriller.

9 GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES HOW TO BE A NATURE DETECTIVE* Nora Kramer, editor Millicent Selsam Reading Gr. 4-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Paper 500 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 500 Twenty tales: Snow White and Rose Red, King Thrushbeard, Tom Nature-study picture book helps sharpen youngster's observa- Thumb, Rumpelstiltskin and more. tions.

GRIN AND BEAR IT* HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR DOG* Lichty Jean Bethell Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Gr. 4-9( Reading and Interest) Paper 45¢ Syndicated cartoonist lampoons the mod scenespace travel, First days at home, feeding, housebreaking, grooming, and train- automation, education, advertising and hippies. ing. THE HAPPY EGG Ruth Krauss HOW TO STAR IN BASEBALL* Herman L. Masin Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 Gr. 4-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Picture story about how a happy egg hatches out as a happy bird. HOW TO STAR IN BASKETBALL* Herman L. Masin HAROLD AND THE PURPLE CRAYON Crockett Johnson Gr. 4-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 350 HOW TO STAR IN FOOTBALL* Fantasy about a boy who draws real things with his wonderful Herman L. Masin purple crayon. Gr. 4-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 HEIDI* Johanna Spyri HOW TO STAR IN SWIMMING & DIVING* Charles Batterman Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 4 -10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Story of the Swiss mountain girl. HENRY HUGGINS* HOW TO STAR IN TRACK AND FIELD* Beverly Cleary Herman L. Masin Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 35¢ Gr. 4 -10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Eight-year-old Henry and his dog Ribsy get into predicaments. IN THE FOREST* HENRY AND THE CLUBHOUSE* Marie Ets Beverly Cleary Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 An imaginative small boy goes for a walk in the forest with a More adventures of Henry as he and his friends build a club- procession of lively animals. house. THE INVISIBLE MAN* HERCULES AND OTHER TALES FROM GREEK MYTHS* H. G. Wells Olivia E. Coolidge, editor Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 A tale of a mad scientist who discovers the secret of making Retelling of the classic legends. himself invisible.

HI DIDDLE DIDDLE* IT'S LIKE THIS, CAT Nola Langner Emily Neville Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 Gr. 6-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 50¢ Collection of 42 Mother Goose rhymes, most of them familiar. Newberry Award-winner about a big-city teenage boy's adventures and problems. HIGH-FLYING KITES* John Peterson IS THIS YOU?* Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Ruth Krauss & Crockett Johnson About strange and interesting kites and how to make them out Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 of pieces of plastic and some straws. This picture book asks children questions about themselves and HOMER PRICE* encourages them to draw their answers. Robert McCloskey JOKES AND MORE JOKES* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Patricia Lauber, editor Humorous adventures of an American boy. Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45¢ HOW ANIMALS SLEEP From Scholastic Magazines. Millicent Selsam Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 350 JOSEPH AND THE COAT OF MANY COLORS Lavinia Derwent This picture book illustrates and explains the sleeping habits of 24 kinds of animals. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 500 A version of the Old Testament story. HOW BIG IS BIG?* H. and N. Schneider A JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH* Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 500 Jules Verne The authors explore concepts of size, from stars to atoms, and Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45¢ help a child see them in relation to himself. Adventure into prehistoric timesbeneath the earth's crust. 10 yr JUNIOR SCIENCE BOOK OF PENGUINS* MADELI NE* Particia Lauber Ludwig Bemelmans Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 35¢ Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 600 Factual exploration of penguinlife theirhabitat,migration Modern classic about the smallest of 12 girlsn Miss Clavel's habits and customs. Paris boarding school.

KENNY'S MONKEY* MADELINE'S RESCUE* Susan Singer Ludwig Bemelmans Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 600 Story about Kenny's monkey who can do everything he and his Madeline is rescued by a clog who becomes ',he pet of Miss friends doexcept read. Clavel's boarding school. KING OF THE WIND* MAGIC MADE EASY* Marguerite Henry Larry Kettelkamp Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Newberry Medal-winner about legendary forefather of Man 0' Easy magic with props found at home. War and other great thoroughbreds. MAGNETS AND HOW TO USE THEM* LAUGH YOUR HEAD OFF* Tillie S. Pine and Joseph Levine Helen Alpert, editor Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 35¢ Experiments children can do themselves with the miniature mag- Jokes and cartoons for and about teenagers. net enclosed.

THE LEMONADE TRICK* THE MARVELOUS LAND OF OZ Scott Corbett L. Frank Baum Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 50¢ Kerby's strange chemistry set produces magic and miracles. Sequel to the classic, THE WIZARD OF OZ.

LET'S BE ENEMIES* MICKEY'S MAGNET* Janice May Udry Franklyn M. Branley & Eleanor K. Vaughan Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 600 Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Story of two best friends who decide to be enemies. Mickey learns about magnetsincluding how to make his own! Magnet comes with each book. LET'S FIND OUT ABOUT HEAT, WEATHER AND AIR* H. and N. Schneider THE MIDDLE SISTER* Miriam E. Mason Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Basic scientific facts, plus easy experiments with heat, cold and air. About a shy little girl who wants to be brave and finally succeeds. THE MIGHTY HUNTER* LET'S FIND OUT ABOUT THE MOON* B. & E. Hader Martha and Charles Shapp Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45¢ Little Brave Heart thinks hunting is more fun than schooluntil Information about the moon. he meets Big Grizzly Bear.

THE LIFE AND WORDS OF JOHN F. KENNEDY* MISTY OF CHINCOTEAGUE* James Wood & editors of Country Beautiful Magazine Marguerite Henry Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Biography with photographs and quotations. Horse story set in the islands off the coast of Virginia.

LITTLE WITCH* MORE HOMER PRICE* Anna E. Bennett Robert McCloskey Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 350 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 50¢ Minx, a witch's daughter, sneaks off to school. More adventures of Homer, his friends, and Uncle Ulysses.

LOOK OUT, MRS. DOODLEPUNK MYSTERIOUS ISLAND* Dorothy L. Dodworth Jules Verne Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 35¢ Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Strained personal relations between Mrs. Doodlepunk (age 7) Science fiction. and Mr. Frizzbey (age 8) make a funny story. MYSTERY AT SHADOW POND* LUCKY BOOK OF RIDDLES* Mary C. Jane Eva Moore Gr. 4- 6'(Reading and Interest) Paper 45¢ Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 350 In search for some "stolen" letters of a famous artist, the chil- Illustrations add to the fun of these easy-to-read riddles. dren meet and grow to understand a variety of people.

LUCKY SEW-IT-YOURSELF BOOK* MYSTERY OF THE SILENT FRIENDS C. & W. Sokol Robin Gottlieb Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Paper350 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Simple projects for beginners, with step-by-step illustrations, pro- Girls' mystery involving a secret message and an unusual treasure vide practice in following directions. hunt. 11 THE NEWSTIME FUN TIME BOOK PROJECT BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS* Elvira Donahue, editor Leonore Klein Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 35# Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 35# Riddles, jokes and humor. Activities and projects.

NOBODY LISTENS TO ANDREW* PROVE Ill* Elizabeth Guilfoile Wyler and Ames Reading Gr. 2-3, interest Gr. K-3 Paper 354 Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45# Andrew finally gets somebody to listen to him. Easy-to-do science experiments using ordinary household items.

NOTHING TO DO* RABBIT AND SKUNK AND THE BIG FIGHT* Russell Hoban Carla Stevens Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 450 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 454 How Walter Possum solves the childhood problem of "nothing Belligerent Skunk decides to help reluctant Rabbit stand up for to do," with help of his father. grazing rights. RABBIT AND SKUNK AND SCARY ROCK* OLAF READS* Carla Stevens Joan Lexau Paper 354 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 35# Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Olaf has misadventures while learning to read. The innocent-looking rock Rabbit and Skunk choose as a resting place makes fierce roaring noises.

ON THE BEACH* RABBIT AND SKUNK AND SPOOKS* Nevil Shute Carla Stevens Paper 604 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 454 Science fiction novel about the aftermath of the atomic war that Rabbit and Skunk dress up in Halloween costumes to scare destroys mankind. peoplebut someone comes to the door to spook them.

PAUL BUNYAN SWINGS HIS AXE* REMARKABLE RAMSEY: THE TALKING DOG* Dell I. McCormick Barbara Rinkoff Paper 45# Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 454 Tales about the giant woodsman and his Blue Ox. Story about a talking dog who helps a lonely boy overcome his shyness. PIONEER GERM FIGHTERS* Nevin Sullivan REVOLT ON ALPHA C* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 454 Robert Silverberg Work for 12 scientists who conquered some of mankind's most Gr. 5-8 (Reading and Interest) Paper 50# deadly diseases. Science-fiction about space war.

PIPPI LONGSTOCKI NG* RICH CAT, POOR CAT* Astrid Lindgren Bernard Waber Paper 45# Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 754 Doings of an impish "supergirl." Pictures on every page draw comparisons of the lives and fortunes of two very different kinds of cats. PIPPI GOES ON BOARD Astrid Lindgren THE ROAD TO AGRA* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 35# Aimee Sommerfelt Further adventures of Pippi Longstocking. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 454 Story, set in India, of the journey made by Maya and her brother PIPPI IN THE SOUTH SEAS* to save Maya's failing sight. Astrid Lindgren Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45# ROBERT FRANCIS WEATHERBEE* Pippi invades a tropical island. Munro Leaf Gr. 1-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 45# PLENTY OF RIDDLES* The boy who wouldn't go to school. William VViesner Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 35# RUNAWAY ALICE* Pocket-sized collection offers more than 60 riddles. Frances Salomon Murphy Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 35# THE POP-MAKERS An 3rphan finally finds the "right" foster home. Caroline Silver Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 354 THE RUNAWAY ROBOT* Inside British rock n' roll and facts about top performersprivate del Rey lives and public successes, interviews and photos. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 50# Tale about a robot's odyssey through space. MR. POPPER'S PENGUINS* R. & F. Atwater SEA STAR: ORPHAN OF CHINCOTEAGUE* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 454 Marguerite Henry About Mr. Popper's problems with 12 mischievous Antarctic Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 penguin guests. Two children struggle to save the life of an orphan colt. 12 SEARCH FOR A LIVING FOSSIL* THE STORY OF CAVES* Eleanor Clymer Dorothy Sterling Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 True scientific "detective story" about the search for a strange Authentic information on caves: how they are formed, their plant "fish with legs" (a coelacanth), once thought extinct for seventy and animal life. million years. THE STORY OF FERDINAND* THE SECRET PLACE AND OTHER POEMS* Munro Leaf Dorothy Aldis Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Cir. K-4 Paper 500 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 600 How a flower-loving bull, reluctant to fight in the bullring, gets Poetry-picture book of 30 verses which reflect a child's every-day his way in the end. experiences. THE STORY OF HOLLY AND IVY* THE SECRET STORY OF PUEBLO BONITO* Rumer Godden Mary Elting and Michael Folsom Gr. 4-6 (Reading and InteresZ) Paper 450 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Story of a poor orphan girl, a lonely doll and a policeman's wife Archeologists uncover a buried city in the U.S. Southwest. Intro- who find one another on Christmas Eve. duction to archeology. THE STORY OF THOMAS ALVA EDISON, INVENTOR: WIZARD OF SECRET UNDER THE SEA MENLO PARK* Gordon R. Dickson Micki Compere Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 450 A boy and his pet dolphin solve a mystery at an underwater re- The life of the great inventor, combining biography, history, ad- search station in the year 2013. venture and science for young readers.

SECRETS OF THE ANIMAL WORLD* STRANGELY ENOUGH James A. O'Donnell, Paul McElaney & C. B. Colby Raymond Taylor Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 More than 80 short sketches about apparitions and spirits, flying Facts about dozens of diverse creatures. saucers, mysterious disappearances.

SEVEN VOYAGES OF SINBAD AND OTHER TALESFROM THE A SUNDAE WITH JUDY* ARABIAN NIGHTS* Frieda Friedman retold by Gladys Davidson Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. K-7 Paper 500 With a setting in New York City, the story centers around eleven- Favorite stories retold. year-old Judy who leads a group of childen of all races to put on a show to earn money for a poor family in the neighborhood. SEWING IS FUN* Ruth Paul TALES FROM THE GREEN FAIRY BOOK* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Andrew Lang, editor Dozens of things to make. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Eleven favorite fairy tales. THE SHAGGY DOG* Elizabeth L. Griffin TALES FROM THE RED FAIRY BOOK* Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Andrew Lang, editor Screenplay-into-bookadaptationof Walt Disney'szany spy Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 movie. More tales in this folklore series.

SOME THINGS ARE SCARY* THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR* Florence P. Heide Florence Heide & Sylvia Van Clief Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 450 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 750 Cartoons poke fun at dark rooms, fearsome insects and strange Theodore the elephant'stribulations teach him alessonin grownups. friendship.

SPOOKY MAGIC* THREE-DOLLAR MULE* Larry Kettelkamp Clyde R. Bulla Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Step-by-step illustrated instructions for young magic-trickers. Use- Don must choose between a troublesome mule he loves and a ful and fun. beautiful thoroughbred horse.

STORY ABOUT PING* THREE STORIES FROM WINNIE THE POOH* Marjorie Flack A. A. Milne Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 350 Ping, a duckling who lives on a Chinese river boat, learns after Well illustrated and good size print. many adventures that "home is best of all." THE TIME MACHINE AND OTHER STORIES* THE STORY OF BEN FRANKLIN* H. G. Wells Eve Merriam Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 A science fiction "journey into the far distant future," plus three A picture of Benjamin Franklin and his times. other science fantasies.

13 TOBY TYLER THE WRIGHT BROTHERS AT KITTY HAWK* James Otis Donald Sobol Gr. 4-6 (Reading and I nterest) Paper 500 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Circus story. About the three years of trial and error before their successful flight. TOM SAWYER, DETECTIVE* Mark Twain YELLOW EYES Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Rutherford Montgomery Tom and Huck solve a midnight murder mysterywithout a Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 corpse. Tale of a powerful, wily mountain lion in wild mountain country. TONY'S TREASURE HUNT* YOUNG BASEBALL CHAMPIONS* H. & J. Peterson Steve Gelman Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 350 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Easy-to-read story with easy-to-solve codes. Ten biographies of major league players who reached early star- dom. Complete major league records of each. WAGGLES AND THE DOG CATCHER* Marion B. Cook YOUNG OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS* Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 450 Steve C;elman Waggles leads the dog catcher on a merry chase that ends Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 happily for everyone--except the dog catcher. Victories of 11 Olympic champions, most stillin their teens. THE WAR OF THE WORLDS* YOUR OWN JOKE BOOK* H. C. Wells Gertrude Crampton Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 6-8 (Reading and Interest) Paper 450 Science fiction about the menace from Mars. Dozens of limericks, wisecracks, jokes, stories, riddles, puzzles and tongue twisters. WHAT DO YOU SAY, DEAR?* Sesyle Joslin ZANY ZOO* Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 450 Norman Bridwell Picture book on good manners. Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 500 WHAT MAKES AN ORCHESTRA* The zookeeper's wife provides curtains for the lions and perfume Jan Balet for the monkeys. But Timiny manages to save the zoo from her "woman's touch." Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Pictures and text about instruments that make up an orchestra. ZERO TO ZILLIONS: THE ARROW BOOK OF NUMBERS* Irwin Weiss WHAT'S INSIDE? THE STORY OF AN EGG THAT HATCHED* Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 May Garelick Puzzles, games and activities reveal the excitement of numbers Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 600 and basic math concepts. Step-by-step photo story of a gosling hatching. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?* THE VIKING PRESS, INC. Margaret Brown AMERICAN TALL TALES (Seafarer Books) Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 350 Adrien Stailenburg Simple verse about familiar birds and animals. Gr. 4-8 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 WHITE SAILS TO CHINA* Eight tales about America's folk heroes, including Paul Bunyan, Clyde Bulla Pecos Bill and Davy Crockett. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and (interest) Paper 350 BEAR PARTY (Seafarer Books)* Story of a young boy in clipper ship days. William Pene duBois THE WITCH NEXT DOOR* Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 750 Norman Bridwell The action takes place in Koala Park, where real Teddy bears live Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 350 in trees. This is what happened when the wise old bear made a plan to stop the quarreling among the Koalas in this Australian About a next-door neighbor who turns out to be a very special park. kind of witch. THE WIZARD OF OZ* BLUEBERRIES FOR SAL (Seafarer Books)* L. Frank Baum Robert McCloskey Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 650 Illustrated fantasy. Mistaken identity among human and bear families in Maine in a story about a little girl and a bear cub. WONDERS OF THE HUMAN BODY* Anthony Ravielli BUTTONS (Seafarer Books)* Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Tom Robinson Facts about the human machine. Drawings. Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 650 The saga of an alley cat who became a gentleman. WORD GAMES AND PUZZLES* Murray Rockowitz CROW BOY* Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 350 Taro Yashima Hundreds of codes, anagrams, acrostics and other games of vary- Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 750 ing difficulty. Story of a shy boy who wins friends in his own unique way. 14 DANDELION (Seafarer Books)* WASHINGTON SQUARE PRESS Don Freeman BIG BLUE ISLAND (Archway Paperback)* Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 650Hard $3.19 Wilson Gage A loveable raffishlionlearns that clothes do not make the Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 gentleman. Brought up in a big city, Darrell, an orphan, is unhappy in his FLIP (Seafarer Books)* new homea shack on a wilderness islandin the Tennessee Wesley Dennis Riveruntil an accident changes his outlook. Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 65¢ BIG MUTT (Archway Paperback)* Story of a frolicsome colt. John Reese Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 FLIP AND THE MORNING (Seafarer Books)* Wesley Dennis A dog story with adventure set in the sheep-raising country of North Dakota. Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 650 Another story of the colt. DAUGHTER OF THE MOUNTAINS (Archway Paperback)* Louise Rankin JOCK'S ISLAND (Seafarer Books) Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Elizabeth Coatsworth A Tibetan girl's journey to rescue her beloved redgold terrier. Gr. 6-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 A border collie and his flock are left alone on a volcanic island. THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER AND OTHER STORIES (Archway Paperback)* JUNKET (Seafarer Books)* Stephen Vincent Benet Anna H. White Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Three Yankee anecdote parables that are enjoyable. The story of a dog named Junket who knew how to live in the country and of a family that did not know how until Junket HAWAIIAN TREASURE (Archway Books)* taught them. Vanya Oakes Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS (Seafarer Books)* Life on a Pacific Island from a boy's view with descriptions and Robert McCloskey commentary on interracial problems. Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 650 THE GHOST OF FIVE OWL FARM (Archway Paperback)* A story of a family of ducks looking for a home. Wilson Gage MISS HICKORY (Seafarer Books)* Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Carolyn Sherwin Bailey Ted and his cousins explore the mysterious goings-on in an old Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 650 barn. A fantasy about a country doll made of twigs, with a hickory nut LIZA OF THE HUNDREDFOLD (Archway Paperback)* for a head. Elizabeth Lansing MOUSE HOUSE (Seafarer Books)* Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Rumer Godden A girl who wanted to be a boy saves the situation when a violent Reading Gr. 3-5, Interest Gr. 2-5 Paper 750 feud erupts among the neighbors along Mather Creek in the Story of a mouse family with a housing problem. backlands of the Kentucky mountains. NORMAN THE DOORMAN (Seafarer Books)* THE LOST KINGDOM (Archway Paperback)* Don Freeman Chester Bryant Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 750 Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Story of an ingenious mouse who won an art contest with his A boy in the heart of the jungle in India braves hazards to solve creation made from mousetraps. an ancient mystery. MARCO POLO (Archway Paperback)* OBADIAH THE BOLD (Seafarer Books)* Manuel Komroff Brinton Turkle Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 750 Inspired by his shiny new spyglass, a little Quaker boy of long- His adventures- in the exotic East, the world of Kublai Kahn, began when Marco was 17. ago Nantucket, dreams of becoming a fearless pirate. MISS OSBORNER-THE-MOP* OH, WHAT NONSENSE (Seafarer Books) Wilson Gage William Cole Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Reading Gr. 3-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Paper 650 A story of fantasya dust mop that's brought to life by magic Collection of nonsense poetry. and refuses to go back to the closet. PIPPI LONGSTOCKING (Seafarer Books) RUN, WESTY, RUN (Archway Paperback)* Astrid Lindgren Gudrun Alcock Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 A story of Pippi who lives without any grownups in a little house A city boy's need for freedom, space and privacy lead him to run at the edge of the village. away and experience violence and tragedy. PLAY WITH ME (Seafarer Books) THE SECRETS OF CROSSBONE HILL (Archway Paperback)* Marie Hall Ets Wilson Cage Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 75¢ Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper SOO rind pictures reflect a little girl's changing moods and the David and Kathy explore a dark and foreboding swamp in South MI), she found to make friends with the forest animals. Carolina to solve a mystery. 15

41111/111110111.1.460mcwitim+.409.,,mommweloba THE SILENT STORM (Archway Paperback) listed. Chemistry by Experiment, Engines, Sound, Out Living Brown & Crone World, Light and Color, The Telephone, Electricity, The Sea- Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 sons, Wealth from the Ground, Atoms and Atomic Energy, Earth- The story of Annie Sullivan the courageous teacher of Helen quakes and Volcanoes. Keller. GOLDEN PICTURE DICTIONARY (Golden Press)* THE TRUE STORY OF OKEE THE OTTER (Archway Paperback)* Lillian Moore Dorothy Wisbeski Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 690 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Planned as first dictionary for tne child to read by himself. The story of bringing up a wild otter. GOLDEN STAMP BOOKS (Golden Press)* WHITE WATER, STILL WATER (Archway Paperback)* Paper 590 J. Allen Bosworth Gr. 3-16 (Reading and Interest Level) Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 This is a series of activity books, sample titles of which are listed: Airplanes, Birds, Bible Stories, Wonders of the World, Animals A tale of the adventures of a young boy who faced the harsh of the Past, Zoo Animals. practical problems of survival in the wilderness. WILLY WONG: AMERICAN (Archway Books)* LITTLE GOLDEN BOOKS (Golden Press)* Vanya Cakes Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Inexpensive Hard 290 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Thisisa popular series. Titles, samples of which are listed, The struggle and heartaches of a Chinese boy in his effort to be are subject to change by the publisher. ABC Rhymes, Animal recognized as a 100% American boy by his classmates is inter- Friends, The Color Kittens, How to Tell Time, The Little Engine woven with racial pride and the family's respect for their own that Could, The Little Golden ABC, Tootle, A Visit to the Chil- customs and traditions. dren's Zoo, Donald Duck, Snow White, Three Little Pigs, Mary Poppins, Cinderella. YOUNG MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE, JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY (Archway Paperback)* MERRIGOLD (Golden Press)* 1. E. Levine Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 250 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 This is a series of activity books. Titles, samples of which are The book begins with J. F. Kennedy's childhood struggle to over- listed, are subject to change by the publishers. Dinosaurs; Finger come illness and match the achievements of an older brother Plays; Here Comes Spring; How Long It It?; Look, See and Do; and continues through till his tragic death. The Merry Alphabet Writing Book; Pets; Show and Tell.

WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. SHAPE EOOKS (Golden Press)* BEGINNING READERS (Golden Press)* Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 290 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 390 This is a popular series. Titles, samples of which are listed below, This is a series, sample titles are listed: Belling the Cat; A Pickle are subject to change by the publisher. The Baby Animal Book, for a Nick le; Just For Fun; Little Black Puppy; Jonathan and the The Bear Book, The Boat Book, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Dog Dragon; Look, Look A Clown; George and the Gentle Giant; Book, The Donald Duck Book, The Elephant Book, The Farm The Large and Crow ly Bear. Book, The Hat Book, The Horse Book, The Jungle Book, The Liddle Kiddies Book, The Mickey Mouse Book, The Nest Book, FINDING OUT ABOUT SCIENCE SERIES (Golden Press)* The Cokpik Book, The Peepul Pals Book, The Squirrel Book, The Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Sign hook, The Sunshine Book, The Tiger Book, The Truck and This is a popular well-illustrated series, the titles of which are Bus Book, The Cat Book.

111.11.11RININPRIPIONIPIIIMPIrinnirougollIWRIFItmermr-. Mu" 40010101111111111.1mIllwillIMP INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL BOOKLIST FOR ETHNIC GROUPS

There are very few paperbacks or other inexpensive books published for black, Spanish-speaking, or American Indian children of elementary school age. Because of this, we have listed hardbound books as well as paperbacks. In the elementary sections, we have listed a fairly comprehensive list of books currently being published with the exception of graded readers or other text-type material. The titles that have been used in RIF programs are indicated by asterisks. The graded ranges for reading and interest have been provided only as guides. Very often a book will be interesting and enjoyable for readers of other grades as well. In the final analysis, the judgment will depend on the booklist user and his familiarity with the environment his program is serving. Where books are published in paperback, we have indicated the publisher and the price of the hardbound editions when this information was available to us. Our search for books pertinent to this list has continued up to the deadline. We would appreciate information of additional titles that would be rele- vant to the list. Please tell us about them so they can be included not only in our card file but also in future supplemental lists. Special Book List for Ethnic Groups

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AFRO-AM PUBLISHING CO. WORD PICTURES OF THE GREAT GREAT NEGROES: PAST AND PRESENT Roy & Derncott Russell Adams, editor Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $5.95 Story biographies of black people not often found inother 150 illustrated biographies in color, documented. books.

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CANDLES IN THE DARK AND WHAT OF YOU, JOSEPHINE CHARLOTTE? Brinton, McWhirter, and Schroeder, editors Elizabeth Witheridge Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $1.75 Gr. 5-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.25 An anthology of stories focusing on people who put their beliefs The story of a slave girl struggling in the early 1800's for life about brotherhood into practice. and love comes out of the author's own family history. ARIEL BOOKS (Farrar Straus & Co., Inc.) BLACK FAIRY TALES ALMENA'S DOGS Terry Berger Regina Woody Gr. 4-10 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.75 Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Ten stories retold gathered by those who traveled in 'South Africa Although her family's lease keeps her from having a dog of her long ago. own, Almena, a young black girl, gets satisfaction in caring for other people's pets. THE JAZZ MAN Mary Hays Weik ASSOCIATION PRESS Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 MY HAPPY DAYS A nine year old crippled black boy is abandoned for a time Jane D. Shackelford by his discouraged mother and jobless father. In a dream he Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.65 imagines visiting the Jazz man across the way where he finds Describes the daily experiences, in photographs, of a little black warmth and laughter. There is a happy ending to this picture of boy of a middle class family. poverty. JENNIFER, HECATE, MACBETH, WM. McKINLEY, AND ME, THE ASSOCIATED PUBLISHERS ELIZABETH THE CHILD'S STORY OF THE NEGRO E. L. Konigsburg Jane D. Shackelford Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Reading Gr. 5-6, Interest Gr. 3-6 Hard $3.50 Elizabeth meets Jennifer, a black girl, who, having announced Myths, biography, history, folktales and art written to be read to herself to be a Master Witch, appoints Elizabeth as an ap- primary children by the teacher. Independent activities for ma- prentice. The training begins. ture readers. PLAYTIME IN AFRICA NEGRO ART, MUSIC AND RHYME Efua Sutherland Helen A. Whiting Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.50 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper $1.40 This book shows pictures of children of Ghana playing and de- Many illustrations, easy text. scribes their games, etc. NEGRO FOLK TALES Helen A. Whiting AVON BOOKS Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper $1.40 Collections of folk tales with illustrations. THE ME NOBODY KNOWS: CHILDREN'S VOICES FROM THE GHETTO NEGRO POETS AND THEIR POEMS Stephen M. Joseph, editor Robert Kerlin Gr. 5-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 95¢ Gr. 5-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 The black child speaks, and the world emerges as he sees it and Commentary on poets and their works and under what circum- as he wishes it to be. This collectionreveals the expanding stances they wrote. Biographical sketches and some pictures of awareness of nearly two hundred primary and secondary school poets. Nonsense rhymes included. children as they think about themselves. 19 AICHARD BARON STEAL AWAY HOME BLACK OLKTALES Jane Kristof Julius ,Lester Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 From slavery in South Carolina to freedom near Philadelphia, Lester points out in these tales that black resistanceto white two brothers travel the underground railroad. The boys are helped by good folk, black and white alike. oppressionisas old as the confrontation betweenthe two groups. CHAPEL HILL TOBE BERKLEY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Stella Gentry Sharpe HARLEM SUMMER (G. P. Putnam) Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.00 Mary E. Vroman Illustrations are true to life photographs of a black boy and his Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Putnam Hard $3.49 life on a farm in the South. A young black boy from Alabama pays a visit to Harlem where CHILDRENS PRESS he spends his vacation. HAUNTED BY A PAINTBRUSH THAT DUNBAR BOY (abridged) Al Price Jean Gould Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 150 True story of a poor black boy on a farm who grew up to be- The life of Ainerica's great Negro poet. Special edition for easy come an artist. readinghigh interest. I REACHED FOR THE SKY (An Open Door Book) Betty Patterson with Margaret Frisky & Gene Klinger THE BOBBS-MERRILL CO., INC. Reading Grade 5, Interest Grade 5-12 Paper 750 Hard $2.25 BOOKER T. WASHINGTON: AMBITIOUS BOY Betty Patterson is a black girl whose dream was to fly. Today, Augusta Stevenson through Job Corp Training, she is a stewardess for United Air- Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 lines. The story of Booker T. Washington who was born in slavery but IN THE FACE OF THE SUN (An Open Door Book) grew up to found institutions of higher learning for black people. Emmett Stovall with R. E. Simon, Jr. Reading Grade 5, Interest Grade 5-12 Paper 750 Hard $2.25 CITY RHYTHMS Ann Grifalconi Emmett Stovall is a black man who started his own airline company ... the only black owned and operated airline in the world. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $4.95 The father of Jimmy, a little black boy, tells him to listen for the MEIGS TOWER (An Open Door Book) sounds of the city. Jimmy goes around his neighborhood listen- Joseph Yokley with Michael Ruben & Emmett Smith ing until he and his friends develop their own rhythm. Written Reading Grade 5, Interest Grade 5-12 Paper 750 Hard $2.25 in poetic form. Joseph Yokley was a black man with a dream. Today he directs the landings and take-offs of airplanes as an air traffic controller. CRISPUS ATTUCKS Dharathula Mil lender NEW FIELDS (An Open Door Book) Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Chester Thompson with G. C. Skipper & R. E. Simon, Jr. Story of the boy who grew up in New England as a slave but Reading Grade 5, Interest Grade 5-12 Paper 750 Hard $2.25 worked as a free man for twenty years. He was the first person Chester Thompson is a black man with an intricate job. As a killed by the British durirg the Boston Massacre. systems engineer, he is responsible for planning the work com- puters do. GEORGE CARVER: BOY SCIENTIST Augusta Stevenson SCHOOL ROOM BUNNY Janet Konkle Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Story of a great scientist. Gr. 1-3 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 True story of a bunny who lives in a schoolroom. Photographs MY FRIEND IN AFRICA show multi-ethnic groups of children. 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RAILROAD Henrietta Buckmaster CANALBOAT TO FREEDOM Cr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Crowell Hard $4.50 Thomas Fall The unbelievable heroism and daring of those slaves who es- Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 caped to the North and of the people who aided them isre- The story of Ben, an immigrant boy and indentured servant, and counted by the author. his friendship with a slave who escapes to freedom. 22 TO BE A SLAVE BRIGHT APRIL Julius Lester Marguerite De Angeli Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 A book of the experience of slaves in the United States as told The story of April, a young black girl, and her experiences by the slaves themselves. centering around an all white Brownie group. THE CAY DODD, MEAD & CO. 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FOUR TC)OK FREEDOM (Zenith Books)* Philip Reding and Rayford Logan LITTLE BROWN BABY: POEMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Gr. 5-12 (Reading and Interest) Paul Dunbar Paper $1.45 Doubleday Hard $2.95 Reading Gr. 4-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Hard $2.75 Lives of four black Americans who escaped from slavery and Poems of a well-known black poet. dedicated themselves to equality:Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, Robert Smalls, and Blanche K. Bruce. A SPECIAL BRAVERY Johanna Johnston A GLORIOUS AGE iN AFRICA (Zenith Books)* Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.23 Daniel Chu and Elliott Skinner Short stories of fifteen black Americans whose "special bravery" Gr. 6 -1i2 (Reading and Interest) made them memorable. Paper $1.45 Doubleday Hard $2.95 History and heritage of Africa. 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THE KING'S DRUM AND OTHER AFRICAN STORIES I SHOULD HAVE STAYED IN BED Harold Courlander Joan M. Lexau Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.00 Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Collection of short tales gathered from Africa's Gold Coast. A humorous story of a young black boy who has a day when, The stories deal with humans as well as animals and contain from the moment he gets out of bed, everything goes wrong. many glimpses of the folkways and beliefs of the people. A LETTER TO AMY SWEEP PEA: A BLACK GIRL GROWING UP IN THE RURAL SOUTH Ezra Jack Keats Jill Krementz Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest 1Gr. K-3 Hard $3.95 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 Peter, a small black boy, writes and finally mails an invitation to A portrayal in photographs and text of a ten year old's life in the one girl he wants at his party. a poverty area. MARCHERS FOR THE DREAM TWO IS A TEAM Natalie Savage Carlson Lorraine and Jerrold Beim Gr. 4-8 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.79 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.75 Returning from the Poor People's March to Washington's Resur- Two small boys discover that to solve a problem itis better to rection City, Bethany and her grandmother picket for a home work together than alone. in their New England city.

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Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.79 The son of a black sharecropper searches for his father in this BRONZEVILLE BOYS AND GIRLS novel. An account of chHdhood pain, adult violence, and terrible Gwendolyn Brooks varieties of hunger. Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Poems about boys and girls who live in Bronzeville's all over A SUMMER ADVENTURE the country. Richard Lewis Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 THE CASE OF THE CAT'S MEOW Ross, a black boy living on a farm, decides to make his own zoo. Crosby Bonsall Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 STEVIE The four boys, members of the Private Eye Club, one of whom John Steptoe is black, investigate a pet cat's disappearance. Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Story of the friendship of two boys written and illustrated by a THE CASE OF THE DUMB BELLS young black artist. A book that is of special interest and per- Crosby Bonsall tinent to the lives and experiences of black children. Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $1.95 Four young private eyes match their wits against the invisible TONY'S BIRDS doorbell ringer. The setting is an integrated neighborhood. Millicent Selsam Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper $1.65 CROCODILE AND HEN Tony, a black boy, discovers different birds withhis fathers Joan M. Lexau (retold) help, and shares his finds with a friend. Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $3.95 Pictures illustrate an African folk tale with brotherhood as its HASTINGS HOUSE, INC., PUBLISHERS theme. NEW BOY IN SCHOOL GOLDEN SLIPPERS May Justus Arna Bontemps, comp. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.25 Gr. 4-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $5.95 When Lennie moves from Louisiana to Tennessee, he has his first An anthology of black poetry for young readers. experience being the only black boy in an integrated first grade. 26 A NEW HOME FOR BILLY MARTIN DE PORRES, HERO May Justus Claire Bishop Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.25 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.75 Story of a black family searching for a new home other than a The life of a Peruvian black man who was elevated to the posi- cramped city apartment dwelling. They find a home and discover tion of "Blessed Martin" by the Catholic Church. apple trees, flowers, and especially new friends, black and white. SAD-FACED BOY HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Arna Bontemps THE COW-TAIL SWITCH AND OTHER WEST AFRICAN STORIES Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.00 Courlander & Herzog The adventures of three Alabama black boys who make a visit Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.27 to New York City. Seventeen stories are in this collection. SKID EVAN'S CORNER Florence Hayes Elizabeth S. Hill Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. 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Story of the life of Douglass from the time he and his mother 50,000 NAMES FOR JEFF were separated until his death in 1895. Anne Snyder Reading Gr. 3-5, Interest Gr. -1-5 Hard $3.50 I HAVE A DREAM A black boy from the ghetto decides to take on City Hall. Emma G. Sterne Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 THE SULTAN'S FOOL AND OTHER NORTH AFRICAN TALES Gilstrap & Estabrook Details in the lives and activities of ten black leaders, discussing their roles in the arts, in the armed forces, in the labor move- Hard $3.27 Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest; ment, and in the organized Civil Rights Movement. A collection of folk tales of North Africa. TERRAPIN'S POT OF SENSE JOHN HENRY AND HIS HAMMER Harold Courlander Harold Felton Gr. 5-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.27 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.29 Culled from the black culture in rural Alabama, Michigan, and Another version of the tale of an American folk hero, John New Jersey, these 31 stories are told with humor. Henry, a steel-driving man "born with a hammer in his hand." VISIT TO A CHIEF'S SON: AN AMERICAN BOY'S ADVENTURE LANCER BOOKS, INC. WITH AN AFRICAN TRIBE Robert Halmi and Ann Kennedy LETTERS TO A I3LACK BOY Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.27 Bob Teague A ten year old boy is taken on a safari into Masai territory where Gr. 6-18 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 he meets and becomes friendly with Dionui, a Masai of about In a series of letters to his son, Adam, NBC-TV's newscaster Bob the same age. Teague tellsit the way it isand the way it could be. WILLIAM, ANDY AND RAMON Peter Buckley and Hortense Jones LERNER PUBLICATIONS CO. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.12 MR. BUMBA SERIES Photographs, with brief easy text, showing children and their Pearl Harwood families in an integrated urban setting. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. 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MOON BOOKS LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY Pearl Harwood THE ADVENTURES OF SPIDER: WEST AFRICAN FOLK TALES Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.95 each Joyce Arkhurst This is an easy-reading series of adventures that arise for the Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.97 children living in an apartment building when Mrs. Moon moves into it. Ten titles are listed below. The books have multi-racial The author has travelled extensively in Africa and is especially illustrations. interested in West Africa because, as she states on the book jacket, "My ancestors came from there." MRS. MOON AND HER FRIENDS MRS. MOON AND THE DARK STAIRS ALL EXCEPT SAMMY Gladys Cretan MRS. MOON'S CEMENT HAT Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.00 MRS. MOON GOES SHOPPING His family are allmusical except Sammy who feelsleft out. MRS. MOON'S HARBOR TRIP When he succeeds in other areas, the whole family cheers. MRS. MOON'S PICNIC MRS. MOON'S POLLIWOGS BEAUTIFUL JUNK: THE STORY OF THE WATTS TOWERS MRS. MOON'S RESCUE Jon Madian MRS. MOON'S STORY HOUR Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 MRS. MOON TAKES A DRIVE Charlie, a black boy, at first makes fun of the towers and calls their builder a junk collector, but he eventually grows to respect RED MAN, WHITE MAN, AFRICAN CHIEF: THE STORY OF SKIN and admire his work. The story is as real as the pictures. COLOR Marguerite Lerner BEHIND THE MAGIC LINE Betty Erwin Gr. 3-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 Explains skin pigmentation to children in simple language and in relation to objects familiar to any child. Dozie, a young black girl, lives in a crowded housein a crowded neighborhood and longs for the exciting thingsin the world beyond. The hope for these comes through afantastic old 1. B. LIPPINCOTT CO. magician. CHILDREN OF AFRICA Louise A. Stinetorf DEAD END SCHOOL Robert Coles Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.09 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 The stories vary in interest with the setting and the characterizations, and are fairly simple in plot. They provide glimpses of A group of black parents and children protest the transfer of a different cultures and ways of life in widely separated areas. class to another rundown, but less crowded school. MISSISSIPPI POSSUM HIGH RISE SECRET Miska Miles Lois Lenski Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.97 Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Problems and activities of children in an integrated low-income Life on the lower Mississippi sometimes invo ves being flooded housing project in a big city. out of one's home. When this happens to the Jacksons, a black family, they take refuge at the top of the hill. LADYCAKE FARM Mabel Leigh Hunt SAIL CALYPSO! Adrienne Jones Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.39 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 Ladycake epitomized happiness to the Freed family so that is what: they called their new farm. A black boy and a white boy find a sailboat half buried in the sand. Each wants the boat and they quarrel over it, but finally LITTLE LEAGUE HEROES settle their differences. Curtis Bishop SOPHIA SCROOBY PRESERVED Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.39 Martha Bacon Joel Carroll becomes the first black boy on a Little League team. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 A RIDE ON HIGH Story of the daughter of an African chieftain who was sold into Candida Palmer slavery and educated by her owners. Sold again into slavery she turns tragedy into triumph. Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 A story of the adventures two boys had on their first ride on an elevated train. LOTHROP, LEE & SHEPARD CO., INC.

SNOW STORM BEFORE CHRISTMAS BIG COWBOY WESTERN Candida Palmer Ann Herbert Scott Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $2.69 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $2.95 A blizzard creates problems for two black boys who have pur- Martin isfive years old and receives a holster and gun plus chased unusual Christmas gifts for their mother and sister. cowboy hat for his birthday. He pretends he is a real cowboy.

STRIPED ICE CREAM MAKU Joan Lexau Anna Belle Token Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.25 Reading Gr. 4-6, Interest Gr. 2-6 Hard $3.25 Story of a black family, all of whom pitch in to make a happy This is a story of a hard and dangerous journey through the birthday for the youngest child Zeeky. thick of West Africa made by Maku and her family. 28 MEET MIKI TAKINO MACRAE SMITH CO. Helen M. Copeland BLACK COURAGE Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $3.50 A. E. Schraff Miki'sfirst grade classgivesa costume partyat whichhe Gr. 5-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 manages to be the center of the fun. Readers meet people A collection of over twenty accounts of the exploits of little living in a multi-ethnic New York neighborhood. known black heroes of the old West. RUN, WESTY, RUN IT'S TIME FOR BROTHERHOOD Gudrun Alcock Sechrist & Woolsey Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.25 An eleven year old boy gets in trouble with truant officers and Sketches of people and organizations working to build a peace- steals in order to run away. Told from the child's point of view, ful world. the reader sees understanding law enforcement at work. McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY A TREE THIS TALL Inez Rice THE AFRICANS KNEW Tillie S. Pine and Joseph Levine Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $3.95 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Words and pictures show the contrast between alittleblack boy's actual surroundings and the way he dreams of his neigh- Artistic and technical skills of African people living over 6,000 borhood transformed by a beautiful oak tree. years ago. BENJAMIN BA \JNEKER: THE MAN WHO SAVED WASHINGTON TURN THE NEXT CORNER Claude Lewis Gudrun Alcock Gr. 5-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.33 Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 A biography. Story of Ritchie's adjustment to the reality of a father in prison and to the tension of life on Chicago's crowded near-north side, NIGGER (Reading Shelf II)* and his friendship with Slugger, the courageous young black Dick Gregory who has a different kind of problem. Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 Story about a man who deeply wants a world without malice THE MACMILLAN COMPANY and hate and is doing something about it. This book is adapted for easy reading. I3ARNABY'S BELLS NEGRO DOCTOR (Reading Shelf II)* J. D. Lawrence Helen Buckler Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Reading Gr. 4-7, Interest Gr. 6-12 Paper $1.28 Mysterious adventures of two young boys, one white and one A true story of Dr. David Hale Williams. 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Henrietta Buckmaster TAIWO AND HER TWIN Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Letta Schatz Profiles of six American women of the nineteenth century who Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.96 helped change the course of eventsin many public arenas. This story of family and villagelifein West Africa includes Among the stories is one about Prudence Crandall who cham- authentic details that convey the flavor, atmosphere and tempo pioned education for black girls. of daily life as experienced by a little girl and her twin brother. 29 DAVID McKAY COMPANY, INC. YOUR MOST HUMBLE SERVANT: THE STORY OF BENJAMIN BANNEKER THE DARK OF THE CAVE Shirley Graham Ernie Rydberg Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.64 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 The story of a free black man who made a dock, became an A young white boy and a black boy become good friends and astronomer, wrote almanacs and helped to plan our nation's learnto understand each other. 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HORSE OF TWO COLORS E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY, INC. Glenn Balch Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 WIGWAM IN THE CITY Mots-Kay, of the peaceful Nimapu tribe, is captured and sold as Barbara C. Smueker a slave to the Spaniards by the Eutaws, who are warrior Indians. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.75 One day, Mots-Kay sees a strange spotten stallion in the Spanish Accounts of Chippewa traditions with an assessment of the plight corralthe same horse he had seen in a boyhood vision. To of many Indians today. This story tells of a young girl's courage fulfill his vision he must steal the horse and return to his people. as she enters a new world in Chicago. 60 M. EVANS & COMPANY, INC. 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THE VIKING PRESS, INC. ALBERT WHITMAN & COMPANY ALONG SANDY TRAILS Ann Nolan Clark CHARLEY BRAVE E. W. Chandler Reading Gr. 3-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Hard $4.95 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 An Indian grandmother and child share the beauty and variety of life as they walk together in the Arizona desert. Color photo- A Sioux boy, new on the reservation, must prove himself to the graphs of plant and animal life. other children who call him "white Indian." BLUE CANYON HORSE WHEN THE MOON IS NEW Ann Nolan Clark Laura Bannon Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $3.25 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.75 Story of a young mare who fled from the canyon pasture and the Tells of alittle Seminole Indiangirl's excitement about the Indian boy who loved her. coming feast. 63 INDIAN -TEENAGE AND ADULT

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CA RLITO'S WORLD RAND McNALLY & COMPANY Veronica Nash FRIEND OF MIGUEL Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.83 Patricia M. Martin The story of a little girl and the block she lives on in Spanish Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $2.95 Harlem. This book gives a glimpse of a Mexican village, its people and its JUAREZ, HERO OF MEXICO (Everyreader Series) way of life, and tells a story of a warm-hearted boy, his family, Nina B. Baker and his friends. Gr. 4-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper $1.36 RANDOM HOUSE, INC. A biography adapted for easy reading and high interest. ERES TU MIA MAMA? SIMON BOLIVAR (Everyreader Series) Eastman, translator Nina B. Baker Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.50 Gr. 4-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper $1.36 Translation from English into Spanish of Dr. Seuss's, Are You My A biography adapted for easy reading and high interest. Mother? 69 LA LECCIONES ESPANOLES DE BABAR ROSA Brunholff, translator Leo Politi Reading Gr. 4-6, Interest Gr. K-6 Hard $3.95 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.12 Translation from English into Spanish of Babar's Spanish Lessons. Story of Rosa, a little Mexican girl, and her life in San Felipe. The story is interwoven with pictures of Mexican village life and SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES the gay, festive atmosphere of a holiday. BIG HORSE, LITTLE HORSE SONG OF THE SWALLOWS Martha Goldberg Leo Politi Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 450 Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.12 Story of an 8-year-old Mexican boy who wants to make a little A little boy and the old gardner of the San Juan Capistrano Mis- clay horse like the real horse he loves. sion wait for the return of the swallows. BLUE WILLOW Doris Gates SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Janey Larking longed for the day when her family could once THE BEST BURRO again enjoy real home life instead of their roving existence as Frederick I. Moffitt cotton pickers in the San Joaquin Valley of California. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.00 THE CHRISTMAS SECRET Benito has wanted a pet burro for a long time and finally buys loan Lexau one in spite of his father's warning that the burro will bring nothing but trouble. Gr. 3-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 5130 Ten-year-old Jose was the man of a family which had come to New York from Puerto Rico. Christmas was only a few days off, STECK-VAUGHN COMPANY and the little family was homesick and cold with barely enough PAPACITO AND HIS FAMILY money for fuel and warm bedding. Betsy Warren TWO PESOS FOR CATALINA Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $2.95 Ann Kirn This simple story tells of the daily life of a Mexican family. Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 500 Throughout the story Spanish words are used in place of English Rand McNally Hard $3.50 words where the Spanish meaning is clear. A little Mexican girl has two pesos to spend for anything she wantsand has a grand time deciding what it will be. Glossary RODRIGO AND ROSALITA Esther Buff ler of Spanish words. Reading Gr. 3-6, Interest Cr. 2-6 Hard $2.95 TRINA Story of a Mexican-American family living in the fringe area of a Patricia Martin city along the Rio Grande where they have moved for better Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 economic and social opportunities. But Senor, an artist, is stricken Lonely Mexican girl from migrant family finds a real friend and with a serious illness and unable to work. So the two children learns English in a new town. Glossary of Spanish words. help their mother support the family. WILD BOY THE SECRET OF THE OLD BROWNSTONE Donald C. Snow Bill Knott Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Dial Hard $3.50 Gr. 6-10 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Story of a fiercely independent boyRoberto, half Mexican, half Twelve-year-old Bobby Sanchez, snooping through an old evacu- Americanconfronted by bitter tragedy and demanding choices. ated brown-stone building, is lured into a series of adventures. WILLIAM R. SCOTT, INC. SECRETS AT WHITE OWL THE BOY WHO COULD DO ANYTHING Anne M. Halladay Anita Brenner, editor Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.95 Gr. 4-9 (Reading and interest) Hard $2.95 A story about the value of love within a family and a mystery A book of Mexican folk tales retold. packed with surprises. Story centers around Tomasito, a seven- year-old Mexican boy. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS JUANITA THE VIKING PRESS, INC. Leo Po liti FRIDAY NIGHT IS PAPA NIGHT Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.12 Ruth A. Sonneborn Juanita looks forward to her part in the parade for the charming Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $3.00 old Easter custom, the blessing of the animals on Olvera Street Pedro is a Puerto Rican boy who lives in a big city and sees his in Los Angeles. father only once a week. PEDRO, THE ANGEL OF OLVERA STREET Leo Politi GILBERTO Y EL VIENTO Marie Hall Ets Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.76 A story of Christmas time on Olvera Street in old Los Angeles. Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $3.50 The hero is Pedro, who sings like an angel. A spanish translation of the book Gilberto and the Wind. The story of a small Mexican boy and his discovery of the wind. PICCOLO'S PRANK Leo Politi GILBERTO AND THE WIND (Seafarer Book) Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.12 Marie Hall Ets A story of Piccolo, a pet monkey, and Luigi, an organ grinder in Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 750 Los Angeles. The story of a small Mexican boy and his discovery of the wind. 70 THE LOLLIPOP PARTY WASHINGTON SQUARE PRESS Ruth A. Sonneborn Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 ACROSS THE TRACKS Hard $2.75 Bob and Jan Young How Tomas proves himself "a big boy"and a long wait turns Gr. 4-8 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 into a lollipop party is told and picturedin this story. Betty Ochoa, an Americanized Mexican in a mixed school,is SECRET OF THE ANDES (Seafarer Books) haunted by the desolation of being an "in-between". Although Ann Nolan Clark she meets the problem successfully, her greatest victory is over Gr. 3-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 herself, as she finds a new understanding of her individual role A story of a modern Inca boy's training inthe traditions and lore in society and new pride in her Mexican heritage. of his people. THE SPIDER PLANT (Archway Books) SEVEN IN A BED Yetta Speevack Ruth A. Sonneborn Gr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Story of a young Puerto Rican girl adjusting to New York City An amusing story of seven children, newly arrived in Americ., difficulties with the language, new customs, making friends and getting to their Papa's place in town and finding only two beds. with overcoming a sense of not belonging.

HENRY Z. WALCK, INC. THE WESTMINSTER PRESS PAPA PEQUENO YOU CAN'T MAKE IT BY US Lois Lenski James L. Summers Reading Gir. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.75 Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Translation from English into Spanish of Lois Lenski's Papa Small. Mexican-American boy struggles with divided loyalties. VAQUERO PEQUENO Lois Lenski ALBERT WHITMAN & COMPANY Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $2.75 LITTLE BOY WHO LIVES UP HIGH Translation from English into Spanish of Lois Lenski's Cowboy John & Lucy Hawkinson Small. Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Ricky lives in a high rise aparament. This easy-to-read story tells FREDERICK WARNE & COMPANY, INC. of his impressions of the urban environment in which he lives. SANTIAGO WHAT DO I SAY? (English /Spanish) Pura Belpre Norma Simon Reading Gir. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Hard $3.95 Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Hard $2.21 Picture book that shows the longing of an uprooted Puerto Rican This book is mainly pictures with simple sentences in both Eng- boy for something to help bridge the gap between his home and lish and Spanish. Manuel the little boy pictured in the book is a his adopted city, New York. Puerto Rican child living in a large American city.

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ALL SAINTS PRESS THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY JUNIPERO SERRA Agnes Repplier JUBILEE TRAIL Gwen Bristow Teenage and Adult Paper 500 Teenage and Adult The story of America's most famous Franciscan. Hard $7.50 Story of vivid people and stormy times. The history of California THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, INC. of the great ranchoswhen California was still under Mexican THE SEARCH FOR EL DORADO rule. Walker Chapman Teenage and Adult Hard $4.95 DELL PUBLISHING CO. The myth of El Dorado. THE OUTSIDERS BORDENS PUBLISHING CO. S. E. Hinton" AMONG THE VALIANT: MEXICAN-AMERICANS IN WORLD WAR Teenage Paper 600 II AND KOREA Written by a teenager, this book tells of Ponyboy Curtis, a four- Raul Marin teen-year-old Greaser, and his lifein the culturally-detached Teenage and Adult Hard $5.00 bottom of society. Accounts of courageous acts by many Mexican-American service- men during World War II and Korea. DODD, MEAD & COMPANY CROWN PUBLISHERS FATHER AND SON FOR FREEDOM TREASURY OF MEXICAN FOLKWAYS Marianna Norris Frances Toor Teenage and Adult Hard $3.75 Teenage and Adult Hard $8.50 The story of Puerto Rico's Luis Munoz Rivera Marin and Luis The customs, myths, folklore, traditions, beliefs, fiestas, dances, Munoz Marin, telling how the father fought to gain a partnership and songs of the Mexican people. with the Mainland. 71 DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. City. Story tells about slum housing, gang fights, alcoholics, drug GANG GIRL addicts, and "pushers". The author writes about rebellious youth H. Samuel Fleishman with their language, and interprets their attitudes, values and feelings. Teenage Hard $3.50 Maria's longing for fun and her dissatisfaction with her homelife drive her into a gang. After the boys' gang tries to hold up a GREENWOOD PRESS store and a boy is killed, Maria changes her mind about the type NORTH FROM MEXICO of gang she wants to be in. Carey McWilliams THE GROUND IS OUR TABLE Teenage and Adult Hard $11.25 Steve Allen Paper (To be published soon) Teenage and Adult Hard $3.95 The Mexican in the United States. A personal view of the life of migrant workers including photos and a chapter on Delano. GROVE PRESS, INC. OUT FROM UNDER THE LABYRINTH OF SOLITUDE James Atwater and Ramon Ruiz Octavio Paz Teenage Paper $1.45 Teenage and Adult Paper $1.95 The story of Benito Juarez and the struggle for Mexican inde- This is about life and thought in Mexico. pendence. POEMAS HUMANOS: HUMAN POEMS SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST Cesar Vallejo John and Ramon Ruiz Clayton Eshleman, translator Teenage Paper$1.45 Teenage and Adult Paper $2.95 This is about the Mexican-American and his heritage. Spanish and English texts. TIME FOR OUTRAGE POET IN NEW YORK: FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA Amelia Bean Ben Belitt, translator Teenage and Adult Hard $5.95 Teenage and Adult Paper $1.95 Historical novel of the Southwest. Spanish and English texts. WHERE THE HEART IS SELECTED POEMS OF PABLO NERUDA Elizabeth de Trevino Ben Belitt, editor Teenage and Adult Hard $4.95 Teenage and Adult Paper $2.95 Chronicle of Mexican family life. Spanish and English texts.

DUKE UNIVERSITY PRESS HARCOURT, BRACE & WORLD, INC. SPANISH-SPEAKING GROUPS IN THE U. S. UNSTILL LIFE John Burma Mario Benedetti, editor Teenage and Adult Hard $5.00 Teenage and Adult Hard $5.95 Contains material on Mexican-American problems and organiza- Anthology of Latin-American poetspoems in both their original tion, Filipino-Americans and Puerto Ricans. Spanish and English translation. E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY, INC. SPANISH HARLEM Patricia C. Sexton WHEELS OF FORTUNE William C. Gault Teenage and Adult Paper $1.60 Teenage Hard $2.95 This book discusses the problems of poverty in New York's Spanish Harlem. Four brief racing stories. A Mexican boy seeks racial equality on the racetrack. HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. FARRAR, STRAUS & GIROUX, INC. MEXICAN-AMERICANS OF SOUTH TEXAS DELANO: THE STORY OF THE CALIFORNIA GRAPE STRIKE William Madsen John Gregory Dunne Teenage and Adult Paper $1.50 Teenage and Adult Hard $4.95 The assimilation and acculturation of La Raza in Texas. Analysis This strike has been the concern of people throughout the coun- of immigration, social mobility and folk culture. try. It has focused attention on the plight of the Mexican-Ameri- can farm workers of the San Joaquin Valley of California. HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY DISCOVERY AND CONQUEST OF MEXICO THE HOUSE UNDER THE HILL B. Diaz del Castillo Florence Means Teenage and Adult Paper $2.95 Teenage Hard $3.00 A history. The tribulations of a Mexican-American girl with English and with getting started in a career. Scene is New Mexico. FRIENDSHIP PRESS MONCHO AND THE DUKES INDIANA UNIVERSITY PRESS Eleanor Hull AN ANTHOLOGY OF MEXICAN POETRY Teenage and Adult Hard $3.95 Octavio Paz, editor Moncho, a fourteen-year-old Puerto Rican, and his classmate, Teenage and Adult Paper $1.95 Johnson, a Negro, live in the East Harlem section of New York An anthology of poems. 72 A MEXICAN ULYSSES UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PRESS Jose Vasconcelos WITH THE EARS OF STRANGERS Teenage and Adult Hard $6.95 Cecil Robinson Information on Mexican history, education, and culture by one Teenage and Adult Paper $2.50 who participated in the political development of his country. Covers treatment of Spanish and Mexicans in American literature.

McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS MANY MEXICOS LATIN AMERICANS OF THE SOUTHWEST Lesley Simpson Ruth Landes Teenage and Adult Paper $1.95 Teenage and Adult Paper $1.48 Introduction to Mexican history. The status, relationships and needs of the Mexican-Americans, discussing contemporary organizations and the hopes and as- UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO pirations for the future. THE LAND OF POCO TIEMPO Charles Lummis LITTLE, BROWN AND COMPANY Teenage and Adult Paper $2.50 Descriptive book about the Southwest; treats customs, religion, BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN songs, ceremonies, traditions, and history of the people. Carey McWilliams MEXICAN COOKBOOK Teenage and Adult Paper $1.95 Hard $5.95 Erna Fergusson Contains a chapter entitled "The Forgotten Mexican". Teenage and Adult Paper 950 A collection of recipes with detailed directions for preparation RANDOM HOUSE, INC. of foods customary to New Mexico.

MEXICAN-AMERICAN YOUTH: FORGOTTEN YOUTH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME PRESS CROSSROADS LA RAZA Celia S. Heller Julian Samora Teenage and Adult Paper $1.95 Teenage and Adult Paper $2.50 An analysis of the cultural characteristics, mobility and attitudes This is a story of a forgotten people. of Mexican-American youth and the social forces affecting them. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PRESS SIGNET (NEW AMERICAN LIBRARY) THE EAGLE AND THE SERPENT Martin Luis Guzman DOWN THESE MEAN STREETS* Teenage and Adult Paper $1.45 Piri Thomas A "novel" of the Mexican revolution of 1910 based on the Teenage and Adult Paper 950 author's own experiences. Piri Thomas was a junkie, thief, attempted killer and convicta dark skinned Puerto Rican hung up between the white world WASHINGTON SQUARE PRESS and the black. This book tells how he grew up in a Harlem barrio DICTIONARY: SPANISH/ENGLISH, ENGLISH/SPANISH and how he got out. Caro los Castillo and Otto Bond, compiled THE UNDERDOGS Teenage and Adult Paper 750 Mariano Azuela A PRESENT FROM ROSITA (Archway) Teenage and Adult Paper 600 Celeste Edell The rise of Demetrio Macias from poverty in rural Mexico to the Teenage Paper 500 rank of general in the forces of Pancho Villa. A novel.

73 List of Sources Used In addition to publishers' catalogues the following sources were used in the selection of books.

PUBLIC LIBRARIES PUBLISHERSSPECIAL CATALOGUES, American LibraryAssociation, American Associationof School Apollo Editions, THE AMERICAN NEGRO Librarians: TREATMENT OF MINORITIES IN LIBRARY BOOKS AND OTHER INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, David Cohen, re- Bantam Books, THE NEGRO QUESTION vised May, 1969. Thomas Y. Crowell, FOCUS ON MINORITIES: A MULTI-CULTURAL Arlington County Department of Libraries: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKLIST NEGRO HERITAGE, Summer, 1968. BOOKS FOR CHILDREN ABOUT NEGRO LIFE IN AMERICA, November, 1968. Doubleday & Company,Inc., AFRO-AMERICAN BOOKS AND AUDIO-VISUAL Boston Public Library: BIBLIOTECA LATINA, May, 1968. WHAT IS A CITY? A Multi-Media Guide on Urban Living, 1969. Harper & Row, PUBLISHERS FOR INTER-CULTURAL UNDER- STANDING, 1968-1969. Denver Public Library: HISPANIC HERITAGE Detroit Public Library (Distributor): HUMAN RIGHTS: A LIST OF Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc., LIST OF INTEGRATED BOOKS BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, San Francisco Public Library, 1963. MISCELLANEOUS District of Columbia Public Library: THE NEGRO IN BOOKS FOR BLACK HISTORY IN WHITE AMERICA, Grade Teacher, April, 1969. CHILDREN, 1968. BOOKS BY AND ABOUT NEGROES: A special Paperback Collection. BLACK LITERATURE IN PAPERBOUND BOOKS, reprinted from Enoch Pratt Free Library, Baltimore, Maryland, prepared for the Paperbound Books In Print, November, 1969. Maryland Public Libraries: THE BLACKLIST, May, 1969. BOOKS FOR BROTHERHOOD: The National Conference of Chris- The New York Public Library: BOOKS, FILMS, RECORDINGS BY tians and Jews, books published from August, 1965 - July, 1966, AND ABOUT THE AMERICAN NEGRO, A Selected List for Young August, 1966 - July, 1967 and August, 1967 - July, 1968. Adults, 1968. PUERTO RICO. BOOKS FOR CHILDREN, Bank Street College Publications. Oakland Public Library (Latin-American Library): CHICANO: MEX- ICO AND MEXICAN AMERICANS, 1969. BOOKS FOR FRIENDSHIP, American Friends Service Committee (Quakers), Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 1968. San Francisco Public Library: BLOWING IN THE WIND: THE CHANGING IMAGE OF BLACK AMERICA BOOKS TO ENHANCE THE SELF-IMAGE OF NEGRO CHILDREN, by Harriet Rosenfeld, list of books reproduced from a larger report prepared for a seminar of The Project Beacon Training PUBLIC SCHOOLS Program, Ferkauf Graduate School of Humanities and Social Colorado Department of Education: ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY: Sciences, Yeshiva University. AFRO-AMERICAN, HISPANO AND AMERIND, Denver, 1969. BUILDING BRIDGES OF UNDERSTANDING, Charlotte Matthews Detroit Public Schools: SOURCES AND RESOURCES, A Special Keating, Palo Verde Publishing Company, Tucson, Arizona, 1969. Servicefor Teachers; BIBLIOGRAPHY ON AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE, prepared especially for Social Educa- INTERRACIAL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN, The 'Council on Interracial tion Magazine, April, 1969. Books for Children, Negro Artists Acclaimed, Volume II, No. 1 & 2, Spring-Summer, 1968., Los Angeles CitySchoolDistricts:AFRICA, SOUTH OF THE SAHARA, September, 1964; MEXICAN-AMERICANS AND THEIR THE NEGRO AMERICAN IN PAPERBACK: A Selected List of Paper- HERITAGE IN BOOKS: A SELECTED LIST OF BOOKS ON AMERI- bound Books Compiled and Annotated for Secondary School CAN ETHNIC GROUPS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL LIBRARIES, Students, developed by staff of D. C. Public Schools and edited February, 1966; RECOMMENDED BOOKS ON AMERICAN CUL- and published by National Education Association, 1967. TURAL MINORITY GROUPS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LI- BRARIES, revised, September, 1966. NEGRO HISTORY AND LITERATURE, The American Jewish Com- mittee, Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, National Federa- Madison Public Schools, Department of Curriculum Development tion of Settlements, December, 1968. (Wisconsin): HUMAN RELATIONS, 1965. The New York Times Book Review, November 9, 1969, Children's Minneapolis Public Schools: ORODHA YA VITABU (Translated Books. from Swahili this means a list of books or sources of knowledge): RACE AND CULTURE IN AMERICAN LIFE, John S. Gibson, Lincoln A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE, January, 1969. Filene Center for Citizenship and Public Affairs, Tufts University. University of the State of New York, State Education Department, Albany, New York: CHILDREN'S AND TEACHER'S BIBLIOGRA- RED, WHITE AND BLACK: (AND BROWN AND YELLOW): MINOR- PHIES, Intergroup Relations, 1967. ITIESINAMERICA, THE COMBINED PAPERBACK EXHIBIT, Harold H. Laskey, Director, 1970. State of Idaho Department of Education, Boise, Idaho: THE AMER- ICAN INDIAN. The Washington Post, Children's Book World, November 9, 1969. 7//5 List of Publishers

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READING IS FUNDAMENTAL. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. WASHINGTON,D.C.20560 First Edition 1970 Supplement I, Fall 1970

The National Reading is Fun-damental Program (RIF) is funded by the Ford Foundation and is sponsored by The Smithsonian Institution. RIF's National Ad- visory Board is composed of distinguished men and women from such diverse fields as publishing, education, libraries, government, civilrights, industry, labor, and the arts. The RIF Program is designed to motivate children to read through experiencing the joy and pride of owning books of their own choice. The pilot project for RIF was begun in Washington, D. C. in 1966. A number of additional projects are now in operation throughout the country not only in urban centers but also in rural areas and on Indian reservations. RIF is an action program to make books a way of life for all of America's children.

I- National RIF Program: MRS. ROBERT S. McNAMARA Chairman, RIF National Advisory Board MR. JERROLD SANDLER Executive Director MRS. BARBARA B. ATKINSON Assistant Director

--- Editorial Staff: MRS. ELEANOR SMOLLAR For copies of this guide, contact: Editor READING IS FUN-DAMENTAL MISS M. Su McLaughlin Room 2407 Editorial Assistant Arts & Industries Building Smithsonian Institution Cover design and logo by MO LEBOWITZ Washington, D. C. 20560 202-381-6117 Kaufmann Graphics Inc., Washington, D.C. Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION iv

GENERAL LIST OF PAPERBACKS for the Elementary Grades.. 1 BLACK ELEMENTARY LIST 5

INDIAN ELEMENTARY LIST 11 SPANISH-SPEAKING ELEMENTARY LIST 17

LIST OF SOURCES USED 18

LIST OF PUBLISHERS 19

iii Introduction

Supplement No. 1 to the RIF GUIDE TO BOOK tively few paperback books published of special SELECTION has been compiled mainly for children relevance to the children the RIF program aims to in the pre-school and elementary grades. This is the serve. Because of this dearth of available material age group RIF is primarily interested in reaching. If under Black, Indian and Spanish-speaking Elemen- children have not learned to enjoy books at the ele- tary, we have listed hard cover books as well as mentary age levelitis highly probable they may piperbacks. never find joy in reading. Our interest in paperback books is two-fold. Time and limited personnel have also been The obvious reason is that considerably more chil- elements in restricting this supplement to the ele- dren can be served. The other reason is that we wish mentary level. Large numbers of books have been to acquaint low-income parents with inexpensive sent to RIF by publishers. Most of the books are at books they could purchase that would have special the teenage and adult level. In time, a card file will relevance to them and their children. be developed for these books and they will hope- The graded ranges for reading and interest have fully be included in a future supplement. been provided only as guides. Very often a book will In addition to a number of books from publish- be interesting and enjoyable for readers of other ers, RIF was fortunate in acquiring several excellent grades as well. In the final analysis, the judgment will bibliographies of special pertinence to Black and depend on the booklist user and his familiarity with Indian children of elementary age. Special research the environment his programisserving. Where is being conducted for RIF to provide an equally.ex- books are published in paperback, we have indi- cellent bibliography for Spanish-speaking children in cated the publisher and the price of the hardbound the elementary grades. This material will be pre- editions when this information was available to us. sented in a future supplement. We would appreciate information of additional The titles included in the General List of Paper- available books pertinent to this list. Please tell us backs have been compiled from new material sent to about them so they can be included not only in our RIF by the publishers represented in the list. Unfor- card file but also in future supplemental lists.Itis tunately the prices of many of the paperbacks have our hope to stimulate a sufficiently large demand for increased. The average price is now closer to 75 inexpensive paperback children's books throughout cents instead of in the 40-50 cents range where it the country so that publishers will be encouraged to was formerly. provide additional titles in paperback both to meet We continue to be disappointed in finding rela- and to stimulate further this demand.

iv General List of Paperbacks For The Elementary Grades

AVON BOOKS THE CASE OF THE FUGITIVE FIREBUG THE FARAWAY LURS Corbett, Scott Behn, Harry Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Adventures of a 12-year-old detective. Based on anthropological findings, the haunting romance of a CHOO CHOO, THE RUNAWAY ENGINE Stone Age girl and a Bronze Age boy who are victims of cultural Burton, Virginia Lee conflict. Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DALMATIANS A shiny black locomotive sets off on areckless cross-country Smith, Do Die jaunt in search of adventure. Gr. 4 -6 (Reading and Interest) Oaper 750 CLIFFORD'S TRICKS A suspense story which is the basis for the Walt Disney Movie Bridwell, Norman by that name. Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 RACOONS ARE THE BRIGHTEST PEOPLE Clifford is challenged to match skills with the neighbor's dog North, Sterling with spectacular and surprising results. Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 COME OUT SHADOW, WHEREVER YOU ARE! The book includes more than ninety photographs. Myers, Bernice RASCAL Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 North, Sterling Story of a boy's shadow and what happens toitas the day Gr. 5-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 7511 progresses. The author tells the story of the racoon he raised. CURIOUS GEORGE GOES TO THE HOSPITAL Rey, Margaret and H. A. SCHOLASTIC Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 A WAS ONCIE AN APPLE PIE: A NONSENSE ALPHABET George's newest mishapsjust what the doctor orderedfor Lear, Edward children who are apprehensive about hospitals. Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 FAVORITE POP/ROCK LYRICS Presents the alphabet in a humorous way. Walker, Dr. Jerry (ed.) Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) THE BEST-LOVED DOLL Paper 600 Caudill, Rebecca The lyrics of popular pop and rock songs.

Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 I FEEL THE SAME WAY Betsy's battered and worn doll, Jennifer, wins a very special Moore, Lilian prize at a party. Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 - THE BIGGEST BEAR Twenty poems that reflect a child's joy in the world around him. Ward, Lynd FIRESTORM Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gee, Maurine This is a story about a big bear that gets into big trouble. Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Story about two boys who become friends when they face a BLACK AND BLUE MAGIC perilous California canyon fire together. Snyder, Zelpha Keatley Gr. 6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 THE FIVE CHINESE BROTHERS Harry gets a special gift from a magician, grows wings, and flies Bishop, Claire Hutchet into wild adventures. Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Folk tale of look-alike brothers who outwit an executioner. CALICO THE WONDER HORSE Burton, Virginia Lee GEORGIE AND THE ROBBERS Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Bright, Robert Calico foils the evil plans of a desperado and his gang in Cactus Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 County. A gentle little ghost saves the Whittaker household from robbers.

1 GHOSTLY FUN JUST SUPPOSE McGovern, Ann Garelick, May Gr. 4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Collection of games, riddles, jokes, puzzles, and tricks. Fun-filled book that invites children to pretend they are various animals. GILDA Parker, Richard KICK, PASS, AND RUN Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Kessler, Leonard Story about a migrant worker's daughter who longs to live in a Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 real house.' Using an apple for a football, the forest animals play one of the funniest games. GORDON THE GOAT Leaf, Munro THE KIDNAPERS UPSTAIRS Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Rosenbaum, Ellen Tale based on follow-the-leader theme. Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 In a wild romp through New York, Webster and his lively grand- THE HAPPY LION mother try to foil an international kidnaping plot. Fatio, Louise Gr. K-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 LITTLE FUR FAMILY Lion in French zoo discovers the sad truth about his friends. Brown, Margaret Wise Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 HENNY PENNY Galdone, Paul Story of a little fur child and his day of play in the wild, wild woods. Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 A new version of the familiar folk tale illustrated with four-color LITTLE RACOON AND THE THING IN THE POOL pictures. Moore, Lilian HIGH-FLYING KITES Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Peterson, John Little Racoon sets out to catch some crayfish for supper and discovers a mysterious "thing" in the pool. Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Stories about kites from history and legend, plus instructions for LORENZO making an inexpensive kite. Waber, Bernard A HOLE IS TO DIG Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Krauss, Ruth Adventures of a small fish searching for his family. Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 THE LUCKY COOK BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS A collection of definitions presenting words in terms children Moore, Eva can relate to their own experiences. Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 THE HOT-WATER BOTTLE MYSTERY Picture cook book with easy-to-read, easy-to-follow directions Delgado, Alan for cinnamon toast, hamburgers-in-the-oven, party punch, more. Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 M FOR MISCHIEF Mike finds stolen pearls in a hot-water bottle, and he's accused of the theft! Parker, Richard Gr. 4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 THE HOUSE ON THE VOLCANO Fantasy about a boy, his sisters, and a magic stove whose recipes Nielsen, Virginia involve them in crazy situations. Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Story of a young boy who learns all about volcanic activity when MEAN MAX CHICKENS OUT a volcano erupts near his Hawaiian village. Peterson, John Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 HOW TO BE AN ANIMAL DETECTIVE Eight-year-old Tony learns about the meanings of friendship, Selsam, Millicent fear, pride, and love. Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Pictures and text show how to identify animal tracks. THE MIDNIGHT BEAST Parker, Richard IF YOU LIVED IN THE DAYS OF THE WILD MAMMOTH HUNTERS Gr. 4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Elting, Mary and Folsom, Frank The huge shape outside Barry's window creeps toward him! But Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 when Barry tells what he's seen, no one believes him! Archeology about life in prehistoric days. MISS PICKERELL GOES TO MARS INSIDE POP: THE AMERICAN POP GROUPS MacGregor, Ellen Dachs, David Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Gr. 6-10 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Science-fiction adventures of the intrepid and comical Miss Illustrated stories of a number of the American pop groups. Picker all.

IT'S MAGIC MISS PICKERELL GOES UNDERSEA Lopshire, Robert MacGregor, Ellen Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 This is a book of relatively simple magic tricks. Miss Pickerell's submarine adventures.

2 MY BOX AND STRING THE PLANT SITTER Woods, Betty Zion, Gene Gr. K-1 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Story written in verse of a small boy who learns his box-and- Adventures of a young amateur horticulturist "plant-sitting" for string playhouse is more fun when he shares it. vacationing neighbors.

MY MOTHER IS LOST PRETZEL Myers, Bernice Rey, Margaret Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Two boys romp through a department store in search of their A little dachshund discovers the pleasures and pitfalls of being "lost" mothers. the longest dog in the world. MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN QUEENIE PEAVY George, Jean Burch, Robert Gr. 6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 7541 Gr. 6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 A modern city boy's adventures alone in mountain wilderness. An unhappy child whose father is in jail "punishes the world" Basis for the movie. by defiance and non-conformityuntil she learns a difficult MYSTERY OF THE INCA CAVE truth. Waltch, Lilla M. Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) REMEMBER ME WHEN THIS YOU SEE Paper 600 Morrison, Lillian Richard and Todd, living in Peru, stumble on an ancient Inca Gr. 4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 cave and discover thieves are using it to smuggle gold. Collection of autograph verses, witty rhymes, sentiments, jokes MYSTERY IN THE NIGHT WOODS and puns, friendly insults, and good advice. Peterson, John Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 RIP VAN WINKLE AND THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW The Sycamore Arms Apartment Tree becomes the center of Irving, Washington activity in a mystery involving Bat, Flying Squirrel, Police Chief Gr. 6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Skunk, and other animals. Two of the most famous "ghost" stories in American literature.

NO ROSES FOR HARRY SAD DAY, GLAD DAY Zion, Gene Thompson, Vivian Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 A lovable little dog gets a hand-knitted (but unwanted) sweater. Portrayal of a child's fears and feeling about moving to a new How he rids himself of it is unexpected and funny. home.

NOT THIS BEAR! THE SCHOOL TRAIN Myers, Bernice Acker, Helen Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Fantasy in which a little boy must prove he's not a bear. With only a lantern, a tent, and some food in their packs, Tony and John travel alone through the frozen Canadian wilderness NOTHING EVER HAPPENS ON MY BLOCK to reach a school on a train. Raskin, Ellen Gr. K-4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 SECRETS IN STONES Background illustrations contradict Chester's gloomy assertion Wyler, Rose and Ames, Gerald that "nothing ever happens" on his block. Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Picture book fornat with brief text introduces children to con- ONE WIDE RIVER TO CROSS Emberley, Barbara and Ed cepts of Earth Science. Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 SELECTIONS FROM BRIAN WILDSMITH'S MOTHER GOOSE A folk song about Noah's Ark with simple counting. Illustrated Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 with woodcuts. Colorful illustrations and rhymes in an extra large size book. OUT AND IN Hulbert, fli.nibeth SPACE DICTIONARY Asimov, Isaac Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Gr. 2-5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Story of a little boy's adventures with dragons, a mermaid, and pirates. More than fifty space wordswith a picture for each word!

PEANUTS COOKBOOK SPOOK Schulz, Charles and Dutton, June Little, lane Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Twenty-one recipes plus many Peanuts cartoons. Halloween story about a dog who belolgs to a mean witch.

PICK A PECK OF PUZZLES SPOOKY TRICKS Roth, Arnold Wyler, Rose and Ames, Gerald Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 600 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 Word games, optical illusions, codes and cryptograms, riddles Twenty-two tricks young would-be sports can do to fool their and rebuses, tongue-twisters, and more. friends. 3 T FOR TROUBLE WHAT GOOD LUCK, WHAT BAD LUCK Rosenbaum, Eileen Charlip, Remy Gr. 4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Misadventures of an ingenious boy's efforts to getrid of two Tale about Ned, whose fortunes see-saw rapidly from good to kittens that have adopted him. bad.

THAT NOODLE-HEAD EPAMINONDAS WHAT WHISKERS DID Merriam, Eve Carroll, Ruth Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Gr. K-3 (Reading and'Interest) Paper 604 Story about a little boy who has the knack for doing the right Pictures without text tell the story of a lively runaway dog's thing at the wrong time. adventureschildren supply the words. THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE Heide, Florence and Van Clief, Sylvia Sendak, Maurice Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 954 Theodore the elephant's funny tribulations teach hima lesson in friendship. Max sails to where the wild things are and these fierce beasts make him their King. THEY TURNED TO STONE May, Julian WHY CAN'T I? Bendick, Jeanne Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 Plant and animal fossilswhat they are, where to hunt for them. Picture book that encourages children to compare their physical THE TROLLEY CAR FAMILY abilities with those of animals. Clymer, Eleanor Gr. 4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 THE VIKING PRESS, INC. Story about a trolley car conductor's family whomake their ANDY AND THE LION (Seafarer) home in an abandoned trolley. Daugherty, James THE TROUBLE WITH TERRY Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 Lexau, Joan The story of a small dog and a lion who get into an adventure. Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 BLUE WILLOW Impulsive eleven-year-old tomboy worries about herbest friend, Cates, Doris grades, and other problems of growingup. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 TWO IN THE WILDERNESS Janey Larking longed for the day when her family could once Thompson, Mary Wolfe again enjoy real home life instead of their roving existence as Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 cotton pickers in the San joaquin Valley of California. Tale of two children alone in the wildernessduring Vermont's pioneer days. DESMOND THE DOG DETECTIVE Best, Herbert THE VELVET ROOM Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 654 Snyder, Zilpha Desmond wears a 'Private Eye' badge and gets involved with Gus Gr. 6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 in solving a real mystery. A sensitive imaginative girl from a migrant family learnsto face the real world. DESMOND AND THE PEPPERMINT GHOST Best, Herbert A VERY SPECIAL HOUSE Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 654 Krauss, Ruth Gus and the dog detective solve a mystery involving chocolate- Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 peppermint odors, a candy store fire, and a ghost. Story about an imaginary place where there is complete free- domand fun. A GIRL r.41.LED AL Greene, Constance C. VOICES IN THE NIGHT Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Paper 954 Bacmeister, Rhoda W. This is the story of the friendship between Alexandra, who is Gr. 5 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 a non-conformist with a high I.Q., and a girl who lives down the Story of a young girl who goes to live with a family of aboli- hall. tionists and helps with their dangerous work for the Under- ground Railroad. IN THE FOREST Ets, Marie Hall THE WEDNESDAY WITCH Reading Gr. 2-3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 754 Chew, Ruth An imaginative small boy goes for a walk in the forest with a Gr. 4 (Reading and Interest) Paper 604 procession of lively animals. Modern-day witch story set in Brooklyn. JUST ME (Seafarer) WHAT DO THEY DO WHEN IT RAINS? Ets, Marie Hall Bridwell, Norman Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 854 Hard $2.50 Gr. K-2 (Reading and Interest) Paper 504 A little boy discovers that he can imitate some animals but not Picture interpretations of what policemen, house-painters, hot- others. His big discovery isthat some things he can do are dog vendors, and others do when it rains. like nobody else. 4 MADELINE THE STORY OF FERDINAND Bemelmans, Ludwig Leaf, Munro Reading Gr. 3-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 750 Reading Gr..2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 750 Modern classic about the smallest of 12 girls in Miss Clavel's How a flower-loving bull, reluctant to fight in the bull ring, gets Paris boarding school. his way in the end. MADELINE AND THE BAD HAT (Seafarer) Bemelmans, Ludwig TALKING WITHOUT WORDS (Seafarer) Reading Gr. 3, Interest Gr. K-3 Paper 750 Ets, Marie Hall A story of Madeline and the little son of the Spanish Ambas- Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 850 Hard $2.75 sador who turned out to be a show-off. Pictures show how feelings are shown with facial expressions and gestures children use. MIKE'S HOUSE (Seafarer) Sauer, Julia Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 TIMOTHY TURTLE Graham, Al The story of alittle boy who made his wayinall kinds of weather to the library Picture Book Hour. Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 Hard $3.50 Timothy, in quest of adventure, climbs Took-a-Look hill and PIPPI GOES ON BOARD comes safely home. Lindgren, Astrid Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 UMBRELLA (Seafarer) Pippi invades a tropical island. Yashima, Taro PIPPI IN THE SOUTH SEAS Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Paper 754 Lindgren, Astrid This picture book tells the story of the anticipation, impatience Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 and joy of a littlegirl who waits for a rainy day to use her Adventures of an impish "supergirl". birthday umbrella.

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HOG BUTCHER MATTHEW HENSON: ARCTIC HERO Fair, Ronald L. Ripley, Sheldon Gr. 6-110 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.20 Novel in which ten-year-old Wilford must decide whether to Biography of the black co-discoverer of the North Pole with tell the truth or yield to adult pressure to remain silent after Admiral Peary. seeing his teen-age athletic hero shot down by Chicago police. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE THE NEGRO IN AMERICAN LIFE Cone, Molly Morsbach, Mabel Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Gr. 6-10. (Reading and Interest) Hard $6.95 Problems of a black family moving into an all-v.hite neighbor- First published by the Cincinnati Board of Education, this book hood. presents the historical significance and achievements of Afro- Americans from the age of exploration to the mid 1960's. WHY THE SUN AND THE MOON LIVE IN THE SKY THE WAY IT IS Dayrell, Elphinstone Holland, John (ed.) Gr. 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Athlete, scientist, famous surgeon and teacher, Charles Drew had a life of phenomenal achievement. FREDERICK A. PRAEGER, INC. TODAY'S NEGRO VOICES THROUGH AFRICAN EYES: CULTURES IN CHANGE Murphy, Beatrice M. (ed.) Clark, Leon E. (ed.) Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.64 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper each $1.84 The poets range in age from 14 to 30. Their backgrounds are Through African Eyes is a series of books that has two main diverse, from housewives to students, toprison inmates, to goals: to let Africans speak for themselves and to let young editors and poets-in-residence. These are black youths trying to people think for themselves. The selections in the books of the make themselves understoodtheir deep pride in race and de- series listed below come from a variety of sources including sire to change the way things are. autobiographies,speeches,newspaperarticles,novelsand poems: THE WILLIE HORTON STORY Coming of Age in Africa: Continuity and Change Butler, Hal From Tribe to Town: Problems of Adjustment Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 The African Past and the Coming of the European The story of how this great baseball outfielder reached the top The Colonial Experience: An Wide View from boyhood beginnings in a Negro ghetto, overcoming per- The Rise of Nationalism: Freedom Regained sonal tragedies and physical injuries. Nation-Building: Tanzania and the World 9 PRENTICE-HALL, ,INC. PROJECT CAT AND I MUST HURRY FOR THE SEA IS COMING IN Burchardt, Nellie Mendoza, George Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 500 (Watts) Hard $3,50 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Betsy and her friends in the city housing project petition the A ghetto boy's dream transforms his toy boat into a proud ship. mayor and City Council to change the no-pets-allowed rule so A mood poem with color photos. they may keep the cat they have found. STRIPED ICE CREAM G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS Lexau, Joan BIG ENOUGH Reading Gr. 2-4, Interest Gr. K-4 Paper 600 Kafka, Sherry (Lippincott) Hard $3.25 Gr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Story of a black family, all of whom pitch in to make a happy This story tells of Bonnie Biddle who will soon be "big enough birthday for the youngest child, Becky.

to go to school ...read a book . . .add numbers . ..and write words." CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

FREDERICK DOUGLASS CHARLES RICHARD DREW: PIONEER IN BLOOD RESEARCH Graves, Charles P. Hardwick, Richard Gr. 2-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.68 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 When Frederick Douglass escaped to the North and became a Biography of the black doctor who was the foremost authority free man, he did not forget his people who were still slaves. He on the storage and preservation of human blood and thus saved helped others to freedom and a better life. countless lives in World War II.

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ARIEL BOOKS RUNNING ELK THE AMERICAN INDIAN STORY Hoffine, Lyla Mc Neer, May Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.75 Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.25 Running Elk is a young Arikara boy of the past who wants to be This book discusses the possible migration of American Indianf. the medicine man, the healer, of his tribe. Before he can do to North America through Alaska, briefly describes many of the this, he must learn strength and courage and thoughtfulness for great Indian chiefs, and includes the traditional folklore and the needs of others. customs of some tribes. CHILDRENS PRESS ATHENEUM PUBLISHERS THE AMERICAN INDIAN AS FARMER CHIPMONK IN THE FORE:ST Morris, Loverne Clymer, Eleanor Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 The many AmericanIndians who farmed successfully, rather A young lad of the Eastern Woodlands is expected to learn to than relying solely onhunting for their livelihood, are described hunt, but he is afraid of the forest. When his little brother runs here. The stories, inanecdotal form, cover a wide range of away into the forest, the older boy has to choose between his tribes. fear and his brother. A DAY WITH HONAUA HOPI INDIAN BOY ONCE UPON A TOTEM James, Harry Hamis, Christie Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.25 Gr. 5-8 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 A simple story of a young Indian boy's life. Contains tales of Indians of the Pacific Northwest, throwing light on unusual customs and traditions. A DAY IN ORAIBI: A HOPI INDIAN VILLAGE James, Harry TOWAPPU, PURITAN RENEGADE Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Stephens, Peter John A white boy spends a day at Oraibi, Arizona, with two contem- Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 porary Hopi children to learn about the oldest village in the Tim Morris, a boy of colonial times, sets out to find his father United States. accused of trading illegally with the Wampanoag tribe. He is found and cared for by the Wampanoags and lives happily with DELAWARES them. When misunderstandings on both sides threaten to lead Dobrin, Norma to an Indian-white war, his pleas for tolerance prove to be of no Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 avail. This book describes the life of Delaware Indians of the past WEST WITH THE WHITE CHIEFS with emphasis on their legends and their peaceful ways. Harris, Christie LITTLE INDIAN BASKET MAKER Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Clark, Ann Nolan A factually based story of an Assiniboine family leading two Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Englishmen across a pass in the Rockies in the winter of 1863, A young Papago girl of the past is taught by her grandmother to this book contains all the excitement and adventure of a difficult make a fine mat from plaited yucca leaves and baskets from westward passage. coiled willow leaves.

AVON BOOKS LITTLE INDIAN POTTERY MAKER "MOKI" (Camelot) Clark, Ann Nolan Penney, Grace Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Paper 750 This is the story of a Pueblo girl in New Mexico who learns to A novel of Cheyenne Indian life, and of a 10-year-old girl who make a pottery bowl and to feel the satisfaction of her work. wants to distinguish herself in a society in which only the male MY TRIBE tribe members count. Vasquez, Joe C. "Lone Eagle" Reading Gr. 5, Interest Gr. 5-12 Paper 750 Hard $2.25 BALLANTINE BOOKS, INC. The life of Joseph Vasquez, an American Indian who is a pur- WAY TO RAINY MOUNTAIN chasing agent. This is the actual story of a man whose next goal Momaday, N. Scott is to organize small businesses among local Indians in the Los Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper $1.25 Angeles area. Univ. of Mexico $4.50 NAVAJO LAND YESTERDAY AND TODAY A description of Indian life in which the author retells Kiowa Russell, Solveig Paulson myths learned from his grandmother. Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, INC. Navajo Indians of the past and present are described here, with brief discussions of customs, home life, and rituals. THE LONG-TAILED BEAR-AND OTHER INDIAN LEGENDS Belting, Natalia SOMETHING FOR THE MEDICINE MAN Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.98 Hood, F. A collection of animal legends, retold from the folklore of many Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.25 tribes. Short sentences and large print are used, yet the folk style A little Cherokee Indiangirl of today must decide what to is maintained. bring as a gift for the aging ailing medicine man. 11 TOHIA CHUMASH INDIAN BOY VALLEY OF THE HAWK Falk, E. Loomis, Ruth Gr. 2-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.25 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and (Interest) Hard $3.75 Tohi learns a man's work. He makes a sandstone bowl and helps This is the story of the development of friendships between two his father build a much-needed canoe. girls, a homesick girl visiting her uncle's ranch, and Velvet, an Indian girl. TOYANUKI'S RABBIT Harvey, Lois DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Gr. 14 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 HALF-BREED These stories of a Paiute boy of long ago give an informative Lampman, Evelyn S. picture of the everyday home life and activities of this tribe. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 This story deals with White and Indian cultures and prejudices. COWLES EDUCATION CORPORATION THE LITTLE WEAVER OF AGATO TALKING HANDS Wolf, Bernard Armon, Aline Gr. 3-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Gr. 3-5 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Illustrations and text together graphically show how to use With photography and prose, the author gives young readers an understanding of the rugged life of this thirteen-year-old Indian sign language. Indian boy growing up in a simple village in the Andes Moun- tains of Ecuador. E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY, INC. AMERICAN INDIANS, YESTERDAY AND TODAY THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY Grant, Bruce Hard $4.95 THE BLACK STONE KNIFE Gr. 6-10 (Reading and Interest) Marriott, Alice A profusely illustrated encyclopedia of the American Indian. Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 The heroic tale of five young Kiowa boys who left their home FIELD EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS, INC. in what is now southwest Oklahoma to travel south in search of CHUMASH BOY summer. Hohn, Nancy and Gross, Richard GREAT INDIAN CHIEFS Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.00 Roland, Albert This book for young readers, contains astory and abrief Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 historical study of the American Indian, from 1500 to the present, particularly in his contixts with white men. The story is of a This concise history of American Indians in relationship to the Chumash (California) by in 1542 who seeks his father in order settlers also contains biographies of nine famous Indian leaders to disprove the charges of cowardice made by his uncle. and a brief section on more recent well-known Indians.

JIM THORPE FRIENDSHIP PRESS Fall, Thomas CHEYENNE ARTIST: THE STORY OF RICHARD WEST Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.75 Waugaman, Charles A. Jim Thorpe's family were Sac and Fox Indians who lived on a Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Iltterest) Paper $1.50 ranch in Oklahoma Territory. Their son became a famous athlete The story of an American Indianartist whose paintings and and Olympic hero. sculpture interpret Christian themes in terms of Indian life and understanding. MARIA TALCHIEF Tobias, Tobi Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.75 FUNK & WAGNALLS The daughter of an Osage Indian, Maria grew up in a small PUEBLO INDIANS Oklahoma town. She was a serious ballet student from girlhood Erdoes, Richard and became a world renowned prima ballerina. Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $5.95 View of the tribe intermingled with present zind past, reveal- THE DELACORTE PRESS ing struggle for existence with Spaniards and Americans. DREAM OF THE BLUE HERON Barnouw, Victor GARRARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 THE ADVENTURES OF HIAWATHA A novel of a Chippewa Indian boy torn between traditional Voight, Virginia Frances tribal customs and modern life at the turn of the century in Reading Gr. 4, Interest Gr. 3-6 Hard $2.39 Northern Wisconsin. Here for youngsters, in easy-to-read prose form, is the story of the legendary Indian folk hero, Hiawatha, adapted from Long- THE DIAL PRESS, INC. fellow's poem. EDGE OF MANHOOD CHIEF JOSEPH: GUARDIAN OF HIS PEOPLE Fall, Thomas Montgomery, Elizabeth Rider Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Reading Gr. 3, Interest Gr. 2-5 Hard $239 See-a-way, a Shawnee boy, has traveled with his family to the The life story of a great man to whom many tributes have been Indian Territory in Oklahoma, and resents the fact that his tribe paid since his death, and who suffered many wrongs during his will be forced to fight with the Pottawatomies for the land. life. 12 CHIEF SEATTLE: GREAT STATESMAN GROSSET & DUNLAP, INC. Montgomery, Elizabeth Rider SONGS AND STORIES OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS Reading Gr. 3, Interest Gr. 2-5 Hard $2.39 Glass, Paul (comp.) This is the story of Chief Seattle, a Puget Sound Indian of the Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Suquamish Tribe, who wanted peace and helped the white set- Words and Music of songs from five Indian tribes are interspersed tlers when they began moving into his land. The settlers named their town after him. with legends and descriptions of Indian customs and musical instruments. CRAZY HORSE: SIOUX WARRIOR THE STORY OF POCAHONTAS Meadowcroft, Enid Graham, Shirley Cr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $239 Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 A war chief of the Oglala tribe of the Sioux, Crazy Horse was Pocahontas was the Algonquin princess who saved the life of a brilliant leader who tried to protect for his people the proud Captain John Smith at her own risk, married John Rolfe of freedom of the Plains. He died in 1876 after helping to defeat Jamestown, and traveled to England. General Custer at the battle of the Little Big Horn. THE MAGNIFICENT HOUSE OF MAN ALONE HARCOURT, BRACE & WORLD, INC. Rushmore, Helen EAGLE MASK Reading Cr. 4, Interest Gr. 3-7 Hard $239 Houston, James Here is a story of the changing ways of the Indians in Oklahoma Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.00 at the coming of the white man's oil derricks in the early 1900's. A young prince of a Northwest Indian tribe of long ago must go through the endurance trials,rituals and celebrations that OSCEOLA: SEMINOLE WAR CHIEF mark his coming of age. This quite detailed and authentic story Blassingame, Wyatt of Shemshan and his friend relates the adventures of a boy who Reading Cr. 3, Interest Gr. 2-5 Hard $239 must learn to accept the challenges and responsibilities of man- This is the story of Osceola, a young Seminole Indian in Florida, hood. and his courageous fight to save his peoples' homes from the white man who wanted to drive them to a reservation in the THE PAINTED CAVE west. Behn, Harry Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 POCAHONTAS: INDIAN PRINCESS An Indian boy (no tribe is specified) of the past is sent to save Wilkie, Katharine E. the People, a tribe which has lost everything. In saving this Reading Gr. 3, Interest Gr. 2-5 Hard $239 tribe, he loses and then recovers his own name, and he dis- The life story of the brave Indian princess who more than once covers important values of life. saved the English Colony of Jamestown in Virginia istold in this biography. HARPER & ROW, PUBLISHERS SACAGAWEA: INDIAN GUIDE THE ART OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN Blassingame, Wyatt Glubok, Shirley Reading Gr. 3, Interest Gr. 2-5 Hard $239 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Sacagawea, a Shoshone Indian maiden, was the guide for Lewis The author guides the reader on a tour of America's first art, and Clark on their expedition West. She was invaluable in help- explaining how each object was made and used. ing them find food and horses, and in helping them keep peace with the Indians. NINE TALES OF COYOTE Martin, Fran SQUANTO: INDIAN ADVENTURER Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Graff, Stewart and Polly Anne This interesting and humorous book, complemented by fine Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $239 illustrations, contains nine Indian legends dealing with Coyote, a Squanto, a Wampanoag Indian, was the first to greetthe pilgrims character common to the folklore of many Northwestern tribes. when they landed in Massachusetts. He was a goodand helpful NINE TALES OF RAVEN friend to them, teaching them to hunt and fish, plantand harvest. Martin, Fran TECUMSEH: SHAWNEE WARRIOR-STATESMAN Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 McCague, James Here are more !ndian legends compiled by the author of Nine Reading Gr. 3, Interest Gr. 2-5 Hard $239 Tales of Coyote. These stories contain as much zest and humor The story of Tecumseh, the great Shawnee leader who dreamed as the "Coyote" collection. and worked for a strong, united Indian nation, is told here. HAWTHORN BOOKS, INC. GOLDEN GATE JUNIOR BOOKS PROUD WARRIOR: THE STORY OF BLACK HAWK Lawson, Marion HIGHER THAN THE ARROW Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Van Der Veer, Judy The author has based her biography on Black Hawk's auto- Cr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.79 biography and other sources from the period in which he lived. This is a junior novel about a 12-year-old Indian girl written in the setting of a modern Indian reservation in the back country HOLIDAY HOUSE, INC. of Southern California. SWAMP CHIEF THIS FOR THAT Ball, Zachary Clark, Ann Nolan Gr. 6-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Cr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Junior novel dealing with contemporary problems which Indians A wise old grandfather of long ago helps a young Papago boy face, maintaining some of their own culture while attempting to improve his memory by introducing him to the trade rats. to adjust to urban life. 13 HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. THE WHITE PERIL WAYAH OF THE REAL PEOPLE Faulknor, Cliff Steele, William 0. Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 In an accurate and sympathic portrayal of a Piegan Blackfoot The story of one year in a Cherokee Indian boy's life during boy of the past, growing to manhood through an interesting which he attends the Brofferton School for Indians at Williams- series of events and adventures, we also see a boy learning burg. to understand and deal with a strange new threat that has come in overwhelming numbers to take over and exploit his land. HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY CRAZY HORSE: GREAT WARRIOR OF THE SIOUX Garst, Shannon CUSTER DIED FOR YOUR SINS Gr. 6-10 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Deloria, Jr., Vide The Sioux's fight for their own land and freedom is presented in Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $5.95 this fictionalized biography of one of their great leaders. Told A chronicle of abuses that challenges the stereotypes and myths from the Indian point of view. that white society has built up about Indians and asserts the dignity of the red man's cultural heritage. HAH-NEE OF THE CLIFF DWELLERS Buff, Mary and Conrad ONE SMALL BLUE BEAD Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.57 Schweitzer, Byrd Baylor Hah-Nee, a Ute boy of the 13th century,is deserted as an Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 infant and raised by a cliff-dwelling tribe. Later, rejected by his This is a very simple verse Story of a young boy who lived in adoptive tribe which becomes fearful of a great drought, he the Southwest many years ago. He wonders if other tribes exist must find his way back to his own people with the help of his besides his own and is scoffed at by everyone exceptone old grandfather. man who goes to explore and finally comes back with another boy. THE TRAIL OF THE SPANISH HORSE Schultz, James W. McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 This is a suspenseful story of two Blackfeet almost-brothers of COCHISE, APACHE WARRIOR & STATESMAN the past in their attempt to recover a stolen horse from the Wyatt, Edgar Cheyenne. It includes accurate and comprehensive descriptions Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.00 of rituals, requirements for becoming a warrior, and Indian life How Cochise struggled for peace but was forced to the war- in the Northwest Plains. path by dishonorable treatment.

WITH THE INDIANS IN THE ROCKIES GERONIMO, THE LAST APACHE WAR CHIEF Schultz, James W. Wyatt, Edgar Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Emphasizing the rigors of frontier life, this story concerns an Geronimo was the last great war chief of the Apache Indians. Indian boy (Blackfeet) and a white boy who must depend upon How he came to hate the white man and why he was hunted each other for survival.Faced with widely contrasting value for years before he gave up is the story told here. systems and cultures the two boys must integrate them, and do with growing friendship and respect for each other. HOKAHEY: AMERICAN INDIANS THEN AND NOW Dorian, Edith and Wilson, W. N. INDIAN HISTORIAN PRESS Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.50 THE RIGHT TO BE INDIAN An historical study of the American Indian of yesterday and Schusky, Ernest today as well as some possibilities for the future, this book is also copiously and attractively illustrated. The subjectisap- Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper $2.00 proached by dividing the United Statesintoseveral major An exposition on the current demand of the American Indian sections and dealing with several tribes within each section. for self-determination. DAVID McKAY CO. J. B. LIPPINCOTT THE EAGLE FEATHER PRIZE ARROWS AND SNAKESKIN Hoffine, Lyla Riggs, Sidney N. Gr. 5- (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.11 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Billy Youngbear, a Mandan Indian boy of today, wants a pony This is the story of John Bishop, an Englishboy adopted by to win a calf-roping contest at the Fair but his father encourages Pequot Indians in Colonial Connecticut, whohas a happy life Billy to concentrate on raising a fine 4-H calf. The author gives with them until war seems inevitable and he isunable to choose an understanding picture of ranching life on a North Dakota between his two backgrounds. Indian reservation.

LITTLE, BROWN & CO. JENNIE's MANDAN BOWL Hoffine, Lyla THE WHITE CALF Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.96 Faulknor, Cliff Jennie Youngbear is a modern Mandan Indiangirl of North Gr. 577 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Dakota who is too shy to speak up in school and feels some Like Mr. Faulknor's The White Peril, this book describes the life shame at being an Indian. A summer spent learning of Mandan and adventures of a Piegan Blackfoot family of the past through skills and history gives her the self-pride to overcome these a typical year of life. problems. 14 JULIAN MESSNER INDIANS AT HOME Hofsinde, Robert INDIAN CHIEFS OF THE WEST Hard $2.94 Sutton, Fella: Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) ma- Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.64 A look at the many different type homes of the Indian, the terialsused, the tribal cistoms. that Influenced the shapes of the This is a story of five of the most famous Indian chiefs of the homes, and the changes which have come withmodern living. West: Sequoyah, Crazy Horse, Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce, Sitting Bull and Geronimo. THE INDIAN AND THE HORSE Hofsinde, Robert WILLIAM MORROW & COMPANY Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.14 THE CHEROKEE; INDIANS OF THE MOUNTAINS In this book, Mr. Hofsinde details the introduction of the horse Bleeker, Sonia to North America by the Spaniards and the dramatic cultural changes that resulted among many tribes. Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 Miss Bleeker describes the daily life of the Cherokee of the INDIAN HUNTING past, tells the story of Sequoya (who invented an alphabet), and Hofsinde, Robert charts the "f:rail of tears" that brought the Cherokees to reserva- Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.94 tion life. Describes the Indians weapons, their hunting methods, and the ceremonies connected with the hunt. THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS; RICE GATHERERS OF THE GREAT LAKES Bleeker, Sonia INDIANS OF THE LONGHOUSE Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Bleeker, Sonia Through the activities of one family, the author pictures the Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Chippewa way of life of the past. The last chapter is on the Describes, through the four seasons, the various aspects of plight of the Chippewa today. village life of the Iroquois. THE CROW INDIANS; HUNTERS OF THE NORTHERN PLAINS THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN Bleeker, Sonia Hofsinde, Robert Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 An account of the Crow Indians from their wandering buffalo- Describes the work of medicine men from 6 tribal groups hunting existence before the white man came to their present- Sioux, Iroquois, Apache, Navaho, Ojibwa and Northwest Coast day reservation life. Indians.

THE DELAWARE INDIANS; EASTERN FISHERMEN AND FARMERS INDIAN MUSIC MAKERS Bleeker, Sonia Hofsinde, Robert Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.95 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 The tribe's typical habits and customs, legends and ceremonies Mr. Hofsinde (Gray Wolfe) presents a fund of interesting ma- are presented through the eyes of one particular family and its terial on Indian songs and musical instruments and describes children. the many timein an Indian's life when singing played an important role. This book includes the words and music of a HORSEMEN OF THE WESTERN PLATEAUS number of Indian songs. Bleeker, Sonia Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 INDIAN PICTURE WRITING Along with the story of young Spotted Salmon, Miss Bleeker Hofsinde, Robert gives an account of the Nez Perce tribe, from their first en- Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.94 counter with white men to their life on the Colville and Lapwai Following a brief history of Indian picture writing, the author reservations in the Northwest. pictures 248 symbols, some of which are adapted for modern use. INDIAN BEADWORK Hofsinde, Robert THE INDIANS SECRET WORLD Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard$3.14 Hofsinde, Robert In this book, Mr. Hofsinde discusses the history of beadwork Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.44 among North* American- Indians and gives clear diagrams and Described through the experience ofindividual Indians are the instructions for- those who .wish to try. He explains how to con- social or religious significance of suchthings as the making of a struct the bead loom and how to work out designs as well as medicine pipe, the winning of a warbonnet, the painting of a giving many examples of traditional designs and their meanings. new tepee, and the decoration of aceremonial mask used in healing ceremonies. INDIAN FISHING AND CAMPING Hofsinde, Robert INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGE Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.94 Hofsinde, Robert Factual descriptions and informative illustrations of Indian and Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.94 Eskimo camping and fishing. Shows how to form the gestures representing over 500 words in Indian sign language. INDIAN GAMES AND CRAFTS Hofsinde, Robert INDIAN WARRIORS AND THEIR WEAPONS Gr. 5-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Hofsinde, Robert This brief but fascinating book presents detailed instructions on Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.75 how to make simple game equipment for twelve different games Discussing seven tribes,the author describes the weapons, and how to play them just as Indians did. Each step is illustrated methods of fighting, and the special clothes and charms the and all materials are listed. warriors wore. 15 THE MISSION INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA THE REILLY & LEE CO. Bleeker, Sonia THE STORY OF LITTLE-BIG Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Beyer, E. C. The main story of this book is told through Little Singer, a Mis- Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Inter ,A) Hard $2. sion Indian boy of Southern California in the 18th Century. A little boy of a woodi: nd tribe ventures into the forest Through his eyes we follow the troubled history of these Indians search of a playmate. When 1-,, Lomes home, after seeing vario up through 1848 when the United States gained control of animals, he finds a new baby brother. California. Miss Bleeker deals briefly with the Mission Indians' present-day situation. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS THE PUEBLO INDIANS Bleeker, Sonia THE INDIAN AND HIS PUEBLO Floethe, Louise Lee Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Through the daily life Of a young boy, we follow activities of Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.17 the past such as the communal hunt, working in the fields, A brief picture book account of the life of the Pueblo Indian ceremonies and trading; the book includes the history of the Both he old ways and the new are described. Pueblostheir conquest, revolt and re-conquestand gives a brief picture of their modern life. SIGNET (THE NEW AMERICAN LIBRARY, INC.) THE SEA HUNTERS: INDIANS OF THE NORTHWEST COAST HOUSE MADE OF DAWN Bleeker, Sonia Momaday, N. Scott Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.25 Paper 9r .. An acount of the life of the Northwest Coast Indians up through Cr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) (Harper) Hard $4.3. the 19th Century, this book makes clear the richness and sophis- A Pulitzer Prize-winning first novel, which dramatizes the Ameri tication of their life. can Indians relationship to the reservation and to the whit( man's civilization. THE SEA PAIR Beatty, Patricia UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS Cr. 4-9 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 in this story of reservation life .on the coast of Washington, in INDIAN LEGENDS FROM THE NORTHERN ROCKIES the early 1940's, the author dramatizes the difficulties a Quileute Clark, Ella Indian boy encounters trying to realize his modest ambition of Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $6.95 becoming an automobile mechanic. Stories come from twelve tribes that lived in the present states of Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. PARENTS' MAGAZINE PRESS ESKIMOS: PEOPLE OF ALASKA VANGUARD PRESS, INC. Martin, Patricia M. Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.47 THE STORY OF THE TOTEM POLE arindze, Ruth This book describes the life of Alaskan Eskimos who live inland, Hard $3.00 near the coast and on nearby islands. Gr. 5-9 (Reading and Interest) Describes the origins and uses of the poles, and tells of the INDIANS! THE FIRST AMERICANS American Indians of the Northwest who carved them. Martin, Patricia M. Cr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.47 THE VIKING PRESS, INC. This book is about how Indians live in the United States today. LIGHTFOOT PARNASSUS PRESS Shippen, Katherine B. ISHI, LAST OF HIS TRIBE Cr. 4-6 (Reading And Interest) Hard $4.50 Kroeber, Theodora The story of an Iroquois Indian boyhis life, work, play, beliefs. Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.25 STAR GIRL A beautiful and haunting story of the boy who became the last Wyss, Thelma Hatch of the Yahi tribe In 1911, and of the courageous handful who Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 lived secretly according to the old Yahi way long after the white man came to their country. A story based on a legend told by Bannock Indians of Idaho about a young Indian girl who talked to a star and disappeared PLATT & MUNK, INC. into the sky. THE WHITE BUFFALO Nicholson, John FRANKLIN WATTS, INC. Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.97 THE FIRST BOOK OF INDIANS A Crow boy befriends a rare snow-white buffalo and must pro- Brewster, Benjamin tect the maturing calf from huhters. His persistence results in Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $1.95 saving the tribe during the long hard winter in the Northern The varying customs and homes of several tribes are described Plains, and his wisdom is finally recoghized. in brief text and graphic pictures. G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS THE WESTMINSTER PRESS INDIANS OF THE NORTHERN PLAINS Powers, William K. THE HORSECATCHER Gr. 6.12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.00 Sandoz, Maria Covers various aspects of Indian tribal life from the olden days Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.50 to present, and comments on current Indian problems in relation This book is the story of a Cheyenne youth . ..who did not to cultural conflicts. want to kill or to become a warrior. 16 1

ALBERT WHITMAN & CO. WHEN THE MOON IS NEW, A SEMINOLE INDIAN STORY Bannon, Laura LITTLE WOLF THE RAIN DANCER Shannon, Terry Gr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.75 Gr. 1-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.75 Story about Rainbow who is lonely until his baby brOther arrives. Little Wolf is a Zuni boy of the past who is chosen to be the Fire God in ithe Rain Dance. Through his honesty and his perseverance, he is able to bring the much-needed rain. THE WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY ONE LITTLE INDIAN BE 1NY'S FLAG Moon, Grace Krasilovsky, Phyllis Grade K-3 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 13r. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.50 Picture story book about adventures of a desert Indian boy on A true story about how Alaska's flag was designed in 1926 by a his fourth birthday. 13-year old Indian boy. WAKAPOO AND THE FLYING ARROWS THE MOUND BUILDERS Shannon, Terry Scheele, William E. Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $2.75 Hard $2.75 This is the story of Wakapoo, a boy of the past, who guards Gr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) his people and is alert enough to warn them of enemy attack. The author discusses the prehistoric mound builders known as He then successfully goes through the rituals of becoming a the Hopewell Indians who built mounds as burial chambers for man and earns the respect of his tribe. their tribal leaders.

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ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE OF B'NAI B'RITH CROWN PUBLISHERS, INC. A GUY CAN BE WRONG MEXICAN AMERICANS ' Rinkoff, Barbara Nava, Julian Cr. 4-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Gr. 6-12 (Reading and Interest) Paper 751 This is a story of Carlos, a proud boy, and his growth from This short work will introduce the general reader to the Mexican hostility to understanding in new surroundings. American, who numbers well over 5 million people andis conside.ed the second largest disadvantaged minority group in THI: DELACORTE PRESS the United States. A NEW DAY Bolognese, Don CHILDRENS PRESS Cdr. K-3 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 UP FROM EL PASO This simply told story parallels that of the Nativity, with a con- Diaz, Paul temporary setting in the American Southwest. The people are Reading Gr. 5, Interest Gr. 5-12 Paper 751 Hard $2.25 Jose and Maria, migrant workers, who must travel from place to place in order to live. The story of Paul Diaz, a Mexican who is a building inspector. 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LOIHROP, LEE & SHEPARD COMPANY MY HOUSE IS YOUR HOUSE THE KEY TO THE KITCHEN Talbot, Toby Stewart, John Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 Cr. 2-4 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Story of a young Puerto Rican girl who is unhappy at the thought California in the days of Spanish rule is the scene for this illus- of leaving the secure familiarity of her condemned neighbor- trated picture story about how the priests at San Gabriel Mission hood. chose a new cook from among three women who wanted the j.lb. THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY LIBERATORS OF LATIN AMERICA CESAR CHAVEZ Young, Bob & Jan Franchere, Ruth Gr. 6.12 (Reading and Interest) Hard $4.95 Gr. 3-6 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.75 This book of inspired and dedicated men who devoted their This is about the leader of the migrant workers, who convinced lives to the cause of independence in Latin America concentrates the workers of a common need to improve their miserable living on 9 men who worked for freedom incolonies dominated and working conditions. primarily by Spain. 17 JULIAN MESSNER THE VIKING PRESS, INC. PUERTO RICANS: FROM ISLAND TO MAINLAND ANGELO THE NAUGHTY ONE (Seafarer book) Kurtis, Arlene Harris Garret, Helen Gr. 4-7 (Reading and Interest) Hard $3.95 Gr. 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List of Sources Used In addition to publishers' catalogues the following sources were used in the selection of books for this supplement.

INTERRACIAL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN, by the Council on Inter- A PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SELECTED CHILDREN'S racial Books for Children, N.Y.C. 1969 BOOKS ABOUT AMERICAN INDIANS: Association on American The New York Times, Book Review Section, August 9, 1970 Indian Affairs, Inc., N.Y.C. 1969 THE PICTURE OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN CHILDREN'S LITERA- Publisher's Weekly, August 3, 1970 TURE, Library School, University of Minnesota, Nancy Treuer, Starred Master's Paper, July 1969 Saturday Review, August 22, 1970

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List of Publishers

ABELARD-SCHUMAN LIMITED DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 6 West 57th Street 277 Park Avenue New York, New York 10019 New York, New York 10017 ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE OF B'NAI B'RITH DRUM AND SPEAR PRESS 315 Lexington Avenue 1802 Belmont Rd., N.W. New York, New York 10016 Washington, D.C. 20009 ARIEL BOOKS (FARRAR STRAUS & COMPANY, INC.) E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY, INC. 19 Union Square West 201 Park Avenue South New York, New York 10003 New York, New York 10003 ATHENEUM PUBLISHERS PAUL S. ERIKSSON, INC. 122 East 42nd Street 119 West 57th Street New York, New York 10017 New York, New York 10019 AVON BOOKS FARRAR, STRAUS & GIROUX, INC. 959 Eighth Avenue 19 Union Square West New York, New York 10019 New York, New York 10003 BALLANTINE BOOKS, INC. FIELD EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS, INC. 101 Fifth Avenue 609 Mission Street New York, New York 10003 San Francisco, California 94105 THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, INC. FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY 4300 West 62nd Street 1010 West Washington Boulevard Indianapolis, Indiana 46206 Chicago, Illinois 60607 CHILDRENS PRESS FOUR WINDS PRESS 1224 West Van Buren Street 50 West 44th Street Chicago, Illinois 60607 New York, New York 10036

CORNERSTONE LIBRARY, INC. FRIENDSHIP PRESS 630 Fifth Avenue 475 Riverside Drive New York, New York 10020 New York, New York 10027 COWARD-McCANN, INC. FUNK & WAGNALLS 200 Madison Avenue 380 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10016 New York, New York 10017 COWLES EDUCATION CORPORATION GARRARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Look Building 1607 North Market Street 488 Madison Avenue Champaign, Illinois 61820 New York, New York 10022 GINN AND COMPANY THOMAS Y. CROWELL COMPANY Statler Building 201 Park Avenue South Back Bay P.O. 191 New York, New York 10003 Boston, Massachusetts 02117 CROWN PUBLISHERS, INC. GOLDEN GATE JUNIOR BOOKS 419 Park Avenue South 8344 Melrose Avenue New York, New York 10016 Los Angeles, California 90069 THE DELACORTE PRESS GROSSE!' & DUNLAP, INC. 75C Third Avenue 51 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017 New York, New York 10010 DELL PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. HARCOURT, BRACE & WORLD, INC. 750 Third Avenue 757 Third Avenue New York, New York 10017 New York, New York 10017 THE DIAL PRESS, INC. HARPER & ROW, PUBLISHERS 750 Third Avenue 49 East 33rd Street New York, New York 10017 New York, New York 10016 DODD, MEAD & COMPANY HAWTHORN BOOKS, INC. 79 Madison Avenue 70 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10016 New York, New York 10011 19 se".%; HILL & WANG, INC. PLATT & MUNK, INC. 141 Fifth Avenue 200 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10010 New York, New York 10010 HOLIDAY HOUSE, INC. FREDERICK A. PRAEGV, INC. 18 East 56th Street 111 Fourth Avenue New York, New York 10022 New York, New York 10003

HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. PRENTICE-HALL, INC. 383 Madison Avenue Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey 07632 New York, New York 10017 G. P. PUTMAN'S SONS HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY 200 Madison Avenue 2 Park Street New York, New York 10016 Boston, Mar.5achusetts 02107 RANDOM HOUSE, INC. ALFRED A. KNOPF, INC. 457 Madison Avenue 501 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10022 New York, New York 10022 THE REILLEY & LEE COMPANY J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY 114 West Illinois Street i East Washington Square Chicago, Illinois 60610 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19105 LITTLE, BROWN & COMPANY THE WARD RITCHIE PRESS (ANDERSON, RITCHIE & SIMON) 34 Beacon Street Boston, Massachusetts 02106 3044 Riverside Drive Los Angeles, California 90039 LOTHROP, LEE & SHEPARD COMPANY, INC. 381 Park Avenue South SCHOCKEN BOOKS, INC. New York, New York 10016 67 Park Avenue New York, New York 10016 THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 866 Third Avenue SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES New York, New York 10022 50 West 44th Street New York, New York 10036 McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY 330 West 42nd Street CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS New York, New York 10036 597 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10017 DAVID McKAY COMPANY, INC. 750 Third Avenue SIGNET (THE NEW AMERICAN LIBRARY, INC.) New York, Nev York 10017 1301 Avenue of the Americas, New York 10019

JULIAN MESSNER UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS 1 West 39th Street Norman, Oklahoma 73069 New York, New York 10018 VANGUARD PRESS, INC. WILLIAM MORROW & COMPANY, INC. 424 Madison Avenue 425 Park Avenue South NeW York, NeW York 10017 New York, New York 10016 THE VIKING PRESS, INC. W. W. NORTON & COMPANY, INC. 625 Madison Avenue 55 Fifth Avenue New York, New York 10022 New York, New York 10003 HENRY Z. WALCK, INC. PANTHEON BOOKS, INC. 19 Union Square West 437 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10003 New York, New York 10022 PARENTS' MAGAZINE PRESS FRANKLIN WATTS, INC. 52 Vanderbilt Avenue 575 Lexington Avenue New York, New York 10017 New York, New York 10022

PARNASSUS PRESS THE WESTMINSTER PRESS 2422 Ashby Avenue Witherspoon Building Berkeley, California 94705 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 S. G. PHILLIPS, INC. ALBERT WHITMAN & COMPANY 305 W. 86th Street 560 West Lake Street New York, New York 10024 Chicago, Illinois 60606 PITMAN PUBLISHING CORP. THE WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY 20 E. 46th Street 2231 West 110 Street New York, New York 10017 Cleveland, Ohio 44102