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BIBLIOGRAPHY of NONVIOLENT PEACEBUILDING MATERIALS (2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2015, 2017 Merged Publication) BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NONVIOLENT PEACEBUILDING MATERIALS (2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2015, 2017 Merged Publication) Compiled by Citizens for Peace: www.Citizens4rpeace.com Many of these materials are available through your Library Network, which includes over 75 communities or through MeLCat--a Statewide database. Purpose: The purpose of the Peacebuilding Bibliography is to gather and make accessible, for youth and adults, materials that document efforts for nonviolent social change and nonviolent conflict resolution between peoples and nations. Scope: The Bibliography contains information on peace movements, both historical and current; leaders of nonviolence; and Nobel Peace Prize winners. In addition, there is information on nonviolent solutions to conflict as well as information on inspirational leaders dedicated to improving the lives of people through economic and social change. Sources: Sources used in the data gathering for this Bibliography includes: The United States Institute of Peace Library, Washington D.C.; Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania, Peace Collection; Professor Irwin Abrams (Emeritus), Antioch College, Ohio, Nobel Peace Prize Archivist; collectors of women’s peace movement documented history; The Jane Addams Peace Association (JAPA), an affiliate of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF); International Institute for Restorative Practice (iirp), various peace organizations; members of Citizens for Peace; and lastly, Amazon for their online system of listing books on related subjects. It is the intention that this Peacebuilding collection be an ongoing project with the inclusion of additional materials, as they become known. This Bibliography contains listings of materials and is a compilation of previous lists of 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2015 and 2017 addendums. The key for identifying materials is listed on the bottom of each page. As a nonprofit nonpartisan organization, the Citizens for Peace Education Fund supports and conducts research, education, and informational activities to increase awareness of peace and nonviolence issues to further strengthen the global movement for a culture of peace. (www.citizens4peace.com 2006-2017 MERGED NONVIOLENT AND PEACEBUILDING BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR YOUTH Compiled by the Citizens for Peace: (www.citizen4peace.com) Available through your Library Network, MelCat, or Worldcat B C D E F K L 1 TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER DATE ISBN AGES KEY Peace Seekers (Nine nobel peace prize 2 receipients) Aaseng, Nathan Lerner Publ. 1992 822596040 C NPL Achor, Shawn / Blankson, 3 Ripple's Effect Amy Little Pickle Press 2012 982993873 4 to 8 4 All The Colors of the Race: Poems Adoff, Arnold William Morrow 1982 688008796 10+ * Alarcon, Francisco & 5 Poems to Dream Together Barragan, Paula Lee & Low Books/Bilingual 2011 1584302339 7+ 6 On a Magical Do-Nothing Day Alemagria, Beatrice Harper Collins 2017 978-0062657602 4-8 Yrs. 7 Lucy and the Bully Alexander, Claire Morton Grove IL: Albert Whitman 2008 807547861 4+ The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Little Brown Books for Young 8 Indian Alexie, Sherman Readers 2009 978-0316013697 12-17 yrs. Painted Words/Spoken Memories: 9 Marianthe's Story Aliki Greenwillow Books 1998 688156614 4 to 8 10 A Song Flung Up to Heaven Angelou, Maya Bantam 2002 553382037 Teens * 11 All in a Day (Picture Book) Anno, Mitsumasa Philomel 1999 399213112 4 to 8 12 Crenshaw Applegate, Katharine Feiwel & Friends 2015 10:1250043239 8-12 yrs. 13 Home of the Brave Applegate, Katherine New York: Feiwel and Friends 2008 312535636 3+ Wish Tree (top selling book on kindness- 14 NY Times) Applegate, Katherine Feiwel & Friends 2017 10:1250043220 8-12 yrs. Ain't Nothing But a Man: My Quest to 15 Find the Real John Henry Aronson, Marc National Geographic 2007 1426300004 10+ 16 What Then, Raman? Arora, Shirley L. Follett 2000 695492756 9 to 12 * 17 Peace Baby! Ashman, Linda Chronicle Books 2013 1452106137 1 to 5 When Sophie Gets Angry--Really, Really 18 Angry Bang, Molly The Blue Sky Press 2004 591089794 4 TO 8 * 19 Pup and Bear Banks, Kate Schwartz & Wade 2017 978-0399554094 3-7 yrs. 20 Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cut Barnes, Derrick Agate Bolder 2017 10-1572842245 3-8 yrs. Houghton Mifflin Books for 21 Kids on Strike Bartoletti, Susan Campbell Children 2003 395888921 9 TO 12 * Houghton Mifflin Books for 22 Growing Up In Coal County Bartoletti, Susan Campbell Children 1999 395778476 8 TO 12 * Simon & Schuster for Young 23 Ruby on the Outside Baskin, Nora Raleigh Readers 2016 978-1442485044 8-12 yrs. 24 Rain of Fire Bauer, Marion Dane Houghton Muffin 1983 978-0899191904 14+ * KEY: C=Child; *=Jane Addams Peace Award Selections; NPL=Nobel Peace Laureate Related Works; PM=Peace Movements. 2006-2017 MERGED NONVIOLENT AND PEACEBUILDING BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR YOUTH Compiled by the Citizens for Peace: (www.citizen4peace.com) Available through your Library Network, MelCat, or Worldcat B C D E F K L With Courage and Cloth: Winning the 25 Fight for a Wman's Right to Vote Bausum, Ann ReadHowYouWant 2013 1459673519 10 + * Marching to the Mountaintop: How Poverty, Labor Fights, and Civil Rights Set the Stage for Martin Luther Kin's National Geographic Children's 26 Final Hours Bausum, Ann Books 2013 1426309397 7 to 10 The March Against Fear: The Last Great Walk of the Civil Rights Movement and National Geographic Children's 27 the Emergent of Black Power Bausum, Ann Books 2017 978-1426326653 14+yrs. I'm in Charge of Celebrations (A Young Native American girl and her relationship 84185792/6841857 28 with the land and the animals) Baylor, Byrd Scribner's 1995 92 6 to 9 29 Lupita Manana Beatty, Patricia Harper Trophy 2000 380732475 8 to 12 30 Even Super Heroes Have a Bad Day Becker, Sally Sterling Children's Books 2016 978-1454913948 3-9 yrs. 31 Lucky Broken Girl Behar, Ruth Nancy Paulsen Books 2017 10:0399546449 10-12 yrs. Voyager Book Harcourt/Bruce & 32 Blue Mystery Benary-Isbert, Margot World, Inc. 1957 B0039PN6JK * Benjamin, Michelle / Mooney, 33 Nobel's Women of Peace Maggie Second Story Press 2008 1897187399 9 to 13 Far From the Tree (U.S.National Book 34 Award for Young People) Benway, Robin Harper Teen Books 2017 10:0062330624 teens 35 Shrinking Violet Best, Cari Farrar, Straus & Giroux 2001 0-374-368-821 5-8 36 Let Me Play:The Story of Title IX Blumenthal, Karen Altheneum Books 2005 689859570 8 TO 12 * 37 Story of the Negro Bontemps, Ama Valfred A. Knopf, 5th Edition 1969 B0006AUF71 12+ * 38 Looking Out Boutis, Victoria Atheneum 1988 27118308 10 + * 39 Meeting With a Stranger Bradley, Duane Lippincott, lst. Edition 1964 978-0397307692 * 40 Bravo: Poems About Amazing Hispanics Branch, Taylor Henry Holt & Co. 2017 978-0805098761 8-12 yrs. 41 Goat Lady, The Bregoli, Jane Tilbury House Publishers 2008 8844820x 7 to 9 42 Through My Eyes Bridges, Ruby Scholastic Press 1999 590189239 8 to 12 * Brimmer, Larry Dane /Creek, 43 Birmingham Sunday Ca;loms Boyds Mill Press 2011 1590786130 7 to 12 KEY: C=Child; *=Jane Addams Peace Award Selections; NPL=Nobel Peace Laureate Related Works; PM=Peace Movements. 2006-2017 MERGED NONVIOLENT AND PEACEBUILDING BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR YOUTH Compiled by the Citizens for Peace: (www.citizen4peace.com) Available through your Library Network, MelCat, or Worldcat B C D E F K L Calkins Creek, an imprint of 44 We are One: The Story of Bayard Rustin Brimner, Larry Dane Boyds Mills Press 2007 1590784983 9 to 11 * Twelve Days in May: Freedom Ride 45 1961 Brimner, Larry Dane Calkins Creek 2017 10-1629795860 10-17 yrs. 46 Why Am I Me? Britt, Paige Scholistic Press 2017 978-1338053142 4-8 yrs. 47 We Are Shining Brooks, Gwendolyn Harper Collins 2017 978-0-062570666 4-8 yrs. Step Right Up: How Doc and Jim Key 48 Taught the World about Kindness Brown, Donna Janell Lee and Low Books 2016 978-1620141489 9-12 yrs. My Name is Gabito/Mo Namo Gabito: 13:978-687358- 49 The Life of Garcia G. Marquez Brown, Monica Cooper Square Publishing 2007 9086 7-10 yrs. 50 The Heart of a Chief Bruchac, Joseph Dial 2001 803722761 10 to 14 * The First Strawberries: A Cherokee 51 Story Bruchac, Joseph Dial Books for Young Readers 1993 803713312 10 to 15 A Splash of Red: The Life and Art of 52 Horace Pippin Bryant, Jen Alfred A. Knopf 2013 375867123 3 to 8 53 The Wednesday Surprise Bunting, Eve Brillance-sound cassette 1991 3955549962 4 to 8 * 54 One Green Apple Bunting, Eve & Lewin, Ted Clarion Books 2006 618434771 4 to 8 * Not So Different: What You Really Want 55 to ask about Having a Disability Burcaw, Shane Roaring Brook Press 2017 978-1626727717 6-9 yrs. Capstone Young 56 Laughing at my Nightmare Burcaw, Shane Roaring Book Press 2014 Readers 14 + yrs. 57 Queenie Peavy Burch, Robert Puffin Books 1987 140323054 10 + * Fall of Freddie the Leaf (A story of Life 58 for all Ages) Buscaglia, Leo C.B. Slack 2002 805071954 4 + * 59 Journey of the Sparrows Buss, Fran Leeper Lodestar 2002 525673628 9 to 12 * King & Kayla and the case of the 60 Missing Dog Treats Butler, Dorie Hillestad Peachtree Publishing 2017 978-1561458776 5-7 yrs. 61 The Most Beautiful Place in the World Cameron, Ann Yearling 1993 394804244 8 to 12 * Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art 62 Transformed a Neighborhood Campoy, Isabel Houghton Mufflon Harcourt 2016 978-0544357693 4-8 yrs. Waging Peace: The Story of Jane 63 Addams Caravantes, Peggy Morgan Reynolds 2004 1931798400 10+ NPL 64 Very Hungry Caterpillar (Media Kit) Carle Leiggi, Eric Philonel Books 2007 978-0399226908 preschool The Epic Fail of Arturo Zamora (Honor 65 Book) Cartaya, Pablo Viking Books for Young Readers 2017 10:1101197230 10-13 yrs. KEY: C=Child; *=Jane Addams Peace Award Selections; NPL=Nobel Peace Laureate Related Works; PM=Peace Movements.
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