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508 • Title Index January–June 2003 The HORN BOOK GUIDE Title Index Abarat, 378 Alt Ed, 378 Lake?, 360 Baby Loves, 304 Abe Lincoln, 470 Alternative Medicine, 434 Are We There Yet?, 331 Bachelor and the Bean, 405 Abhorsen, 386 Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, 464 Are You Sleeping?, 447 Bad Cat, 305 Abigail Muchmore, 324 Amanda Pig and the Awful, Scary Argentina in Pictures, 493 Bad Hare Day, 334 About Arachnids, 424 Monster, 351 Ariel and Emily, 301 Bad News! I’m in Charge!, 326 About Pets, 433 Amazing Air Balloon, 344 Arizona Charlie and the Klondike Bag of Lucky Rice, 374 Abraham Lincoln, 459 Amazing Buildings, 445 Kid, 330 Bald Eagle, 488 Abraham Lincoln, 460 Amelia Earhart, 349 Armadillo’s Orange, 315 Ballad of Sir Dinadan, 372 Abstract Expressionists, 443 Amelia Earhart, 463 Arms Trade, 398 Ballet School, 447 Act I, Act II, Act Normal, 377 Amelia Earhart, 470 Arnie the Doughnut, 328 Barbara McClintock, 461 Adelina’s Whales, 431 America the Beautiful, 454 Art Is..., 445 Barking Mouse, 340 Afghanistan, 481 American Flag, 485 Art, Music, and Writings from the Barn Owls, 429 Afghanistan in Pictures, 481 American Flag, 488 Holocaust, 477 Barnaby’s Bunny, 339 Africa, 484 American Plague, 436 Artemis Fowl, 380 Bartlett and the Ice Voyage, 368 African Rock Pythons, 426 American Women of Flight, 471 Arthur and the 1,001 Dads, 356 Baseball Fever, 350 African-American Faith in America’s Great Disasters, 489 Arthur’s Tractor, 324 Baseball’s Boneheads, Bad Boys, America, 391 America’s Promise, 336 Artificial Intelligence, 439 and Just Plain Crazy Guys, 450 African-Americans in Film and Among the Barons, 367 Artists at Work, 443 Bath Time, 310 Television, 447 Amusement Park Science, 413 As Far as the Eye Can Reach, 473 Bats, 432 After, 387 Anacondas, 426 Asia, 483 Battle in a Bottle, 352 -ag as in Flag, 408 Anasazi Culture at Mesa Verde, Asian Indian Americans, 395 Battle of Gettysburg, 486 Agapanthus Hum and the Angel 491 Asian Rock Pythons, 426 Battles of the French and Indian Hoot, 353 Ancestors Are Singing, 455 Ask Me, 390 War, 489 Agnes Parker...Girl in Progress, Ancient Egyptian Children, 475 Asthma, 434 Battles of the Spanish-American 373 Ancient Egyptian Jobs, 475 At a Construction Site, 438 War, 489 Ah, Music, 446 Ancient Roman Homes, 475 At Grandma’s, 301 Battles of the War of 1812, 489 AIDS, 434 Ancient Roman War and At the End of Words, 453 Beachmont Letters, 376 Ain’t Gonna Study War No More, Weapons, 475 At the Ocean, 416 Beagles, 433 400 Ancient Roman Women, 475 Atalanta and the Arcadian Beast, Bear Hug, 337 Air Force One, 438 Ancient Rome, 474 378 Bear Wants More, 313 Airborne, 461 And in the Morning, 389 Atlas of Islam, 393 Bear’s Last Journey, 345 Airplanes, 438 And Then It Rained..., 321 Atlas of the Renaissance World, Beatrix, 470 Akiko and the Alpha Centauri Andrew Jackson, 460 480 Beautiful Blackbird, 404 5000, 364 Andy Warhol, 444 Attention Deficit Disorder, 434 Beavers, 432 Alamo, 485 Angel’s Command, 368 Attila the Hun, 464 Bees, 424 Alaska, 484 Animal ABC, 294 Audubon, 443 Before I Was Your Mother, 330 Alaska, 486 Animal House and Iz, 368 Aunts Go Marching, 332 Before the Creeks Ran Red, 373 Albert Einstein, 467 Animal Jokes, 448 Australia, 493 Belinda the Ballerina, 347 Albert’s Impossible Toothache, 346 Animal Kingdom, 418 Australian Birdlife, 427 Benjamin Banneker, 469 Alchemy, 386 Animal Mummies, 416 Australian Frogs and Reptiles, 425 Benjamin Franklin, 463 Alex Ryan, Stop That!, 372 Animal Sense, 454 Australian Kangaroos and Benny, 336 Alexander Calder, 446 Animal Watch, 396 Wallabies, 429 Benny the Big Shot Goes to Camp, Alexander Graham Bell, 463 Animal Welfare, 400 Australian Marine Fish, 426 348 Alexander Graham Bell, 468 Animals and Their Young, 418 Australian Rainforest Animals, Bernie Magruder and the Bats in Alexander the Great, 464 Animals of the Bible, 393 417 the Belfry, 372 Alia Waking, 371 Anna the Bookbinder, 353 Australian Rare and Endangered Bessie Coleman, 469 Alice, I Think, 384 Annie Rose Is My Little Sister, Wildlife, 401 Best Book of Early People, 416 Alicia’s Best Friends, 327 302 Australian Sealife, 417 Best Book of Wolves and Wild Alicia’s Happy Day, 310 Ansel Adams, 445 Australian Wildlife, 417 Dogs, 429 Aliens from Earth, 417 Ansel Adams, 446 Austria, 479 Best Father of All, 302 All for the Best!, 407 Antarctica, 493 Autism, 434 Best Kind of Baby, 329 All in One Hour, 298 Apache, 490 Avalanches, 415 Best Kind of Gift, 315 All Kinds of Friends, Even Green!, Apartment, 403 Best of All, 356 341 Apple Doll, 336 B Is for Bulldozer, 310 Best Place to Read, 295 All the World’s a Stage, 452 April, 402 Babar Visits Another Planet, 320 Betsy Ross, 463 Allergies, 434 Archaeologists, 475 Babar’s Counting Book, 298 Beverly Billingsly Takes a Bow, Alligator, 426 Archaeology, 476 Babies, 294 342 Alligator in the Closet, 455 Archer’s Goon, 384 Babies on the Go, 294 Beyond the Dance, 465 Alligators, 426 Arctic Frozen Reaches, 420 Baboons, 430 Beyond the Heather Hills, 377 Allosaurus, 415 Arctic Lights, Arctic Nights, 420 Babu’s Song, 343 Bible Questions and Answers, 392 Almost Home, 362 Arctic Ocean, 420 Baby Business, 298 Big and Little, 295 Alphabet Keeper, 306 Arctic Tundra and Polar Deserts, Baby Day!, 312 Big Bad Wolf, 306 Alphaboat, 319 416 Baby Dinosaurs, 416 Big Blue Spot, 326 Alphathoughts, 455 Are There Bears in Starvation Baby Einstein, 443 Big Caribou Herd, 430 The HORN BOOK GUIDE January–June 2003 Title Index • 509 Big Day on the River, 347 Butterflies, 424 Channel Tunnel, 436 Cockroaches, 424 Big Momma Makes the World, 339 Butterflies for Kiri, 322 Charlemagne, 464 Cold in Summer, 362 Big Wheels, 309 Buzzing Bumblebees, 423 Charm Bracelet, 358 Cold Tom, 373 Bill Gates, 459 By Definition, 455 Che Guevara, 460 Cold War, 480 Bill of Rights, 399 Cheat, 370 Colin Powell, 467 Bill W.: A Different Kind of Hero, Cabybaras, 429 Cheetahs, 430 Colonial Life, 485 470 Calico’s Curious Kittens, 311 Chicago Seven Political Protest Colony of Ants, 424 Billy’s Bucket, 324 California, 484 Trial, 397 Color, 413 Biological and Germ Warfare California Gold Rush, 486 Chickens, 433 Colosseum and the Roman Forum, Protection, 399 Callie’s Kitten, 354 Chicks and Chickens, 432 476 Bird About to Sing, 334 Calliope Day Falls...in Love?, 367 Chief, 464 Come to Tea!, 440 Birds, 428 Camp Granada, 446 Children of Native America Today, Comets and Asteroids, 412 Black All Around!, 302 Camp of the Angel, 361 491 Comets, Asteroids, and Meteors, Black Widow Spider, 423 Camping Spree with Mr. Magee, Children’s Encyclopedia of 412 Black Widow Spiders, 424 344 American History, 487 Comic Adventures of Boots, 329 Blackfeet, 490 Canada, 486 Children’s Everyday Bible, 392 Coming to America, 395 Blanca Is My Name, 370 Canada, 488 Chile, 492 Complete Adventures of Big Dog Blood, 436 Canada, 489 China, 481 and Little Dog, 308 Blood Trail, 388 Canada in Pictures, 485 China, 482 Condoleezza Rice, 459 Blossoms’ Ball, 342 Canine Connection, 383 Chinchillas, 432 Conductors and Insulators, 413 Blue Horse, 310 Canning Season, 384 Chinese Americans, 395 CON-fidence, 376 Blue Whale, 401 Capital, 486 Chip Wants a Dog, 345 Constantinople, 475 blues journey, 456 Capital!, 488 Christa McAuliffe, 469 Constellations, 412 BMX Biking, 449 Capitol, 485 Christianity, 392 Conversations on the Ark, 314 BMX Riding, 449 Capp Street Carnival, 366 Christmas, 402 Copper Braid of Shannon O’Shea, Boa Constrictors, 426 Captain Bob Takes Flight, 340 Christmas and Santa Claus 322 Bodh Gaya, 394 Captain Cook, 472 Folklore, 403 Coral Reef Animals, 418 Body in Motion, 451 Captain Duck, 314 Christopher Columbus, 473 Coral Reefs, 417 Body Piercing and Tattoos, 402 Carbohydrates for a Healthy Body, Christopher Robin Leads an Corduroy Goes to the Fire Station, Bog Mummies, 475 440 Expedition, 350 302 Bombay Cats, 433 Cardinals, 428 Chuck Yeager, 470 Corn Chowder, 457 Bombing of Pearl Harbor, 477 Careers on the Web, 396 Church and State in America, 392 Cornfield Hide-and-Seek, 346 Bone Dry, 368 Caribbean, 492 CIA, 398 Cornish Rex Cats, 433 Bones, 434 Caribbean Sea, 420 Cinnamon and the April Shower / Corps of Discovery, 472 Booker T. Washington, 468 Caring Counts, 390 Canela y el aguacero de abril, Costa Rica, 492 Boot Fell from Heaven, 316 Carlo Likes Colors, 310 327 Cottage Garden Alphabet, 347 Born Confused, 383 Carolina’s Gift, 320 Circle of Cats, 353 Countess’s Calamity, 354 Bow Wow Meow Meow, 455 Carry On, Mr. Bowditch, 385 City Chicken, 321 Counting Arizona’s Treasures, 322 Box of Friends, 340 Cartwheel to the Moon, 454 City of Ember, 366 Courage, 399 Boxcar Children, 359 Case of the Burrowing Robot, 354 City of Gold and Lead, 380 Courtesan’s Daughter, 382 Brad Pitt, 470 Case of the Graveyard Ghost, 359 Civil War, 485 Cowboy, 397 Braving the Fire, 375 Case of the Monkeys That Fell Civil War, 487 Cows, Cats, and Kids, 397 Breaking Free, 443 from the Trees, 420 Civil War, 490 Coyotes, 432 Bridges, 438 Case of the Shipwrecked Tree, 354 Civil War and Reconstruction, 490 Crandalls’ Castle, 378 British Empire and Queen Victoria Casey at the Bat, 457 Clara Barton, 462 Crazy Mixed-up Spanglish Day, in World History, 479 Castaways, 367 Clara Barton, 467 357 Bronto Eats Meat, 332 Castles, 474 Clarabella’s Teeth, 312 Creek, 384 Brother Wolf, Sister Sparrow, 393 Cat and Mouse, 335 Clarence and the Purple Horse Crispin, 320 Bubba and Beau Go Night-Night, Cat and the Cuckoo, 455 Bounce into Town, 314 Critter Riddles, 448 294 Cat Count, 330 Classifying Amphibians, 426 Crocheting, 442 Bubble Bath Pirates!, 303 Cat on a Hottie’s Tin Roof, 375 Classifying Birds, 428 Crossing
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