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Aaseng, Nathan
The O.J. Simpson Trial : What It Shows Us About Our Legal System(1996)
EMC-NON-FICTION 345.73 A115o
Balian, Lorna
Wilbur's Space Machine(1990)
Violet and Wilbur love the peace and quiet of their valley and find the
need for more space when it is invaded by many neighbors, including the
obstreperous Googie.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Ba
Bauer, Marion Dane
Alison's Puppy(1997)
All Alison wants is a puppy for her birthday.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Ba
Bellville, Cheryl Walsh
Powwow Summer : A Family Celebrates The Circle Of Life(1996)
EMC-NON-FICTION 970.3 O39re
Burns, Diane L.
Cranberries : Fruit Of The Bogs(1994)
EMC-NON-FICTION 634.76 B967c
Carter, Alden R.
Seeing Things My Way(1998)
A second-grader describes how she and other students learn to use a variety
of equipment and methods to cope with their visual impairments.
EMC-NON-FICTION 362.41 C323s
Coy, John
Night Driving(1997)
As father and son drive into the night, they watch the sunset, talk about
baseball, sing cowboy songs, and even change a flat tire before pitching
camp at
daycamp.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Co
Delton, Judy
My Mom Made Me Go To Camp(1990)
Archie's negative feelings about camp change after he catches a fish.
EMC-PICTURE BKS De
Duggleby, John
Story Painter :The Life Of Jacob Lawrence(1998)
A biography of the African American artist who grew up in the midst of
the Harlem Renaissance and became one of the most renowned painters of
the life of his people.
EMC-NON-FICTION 921 L42d
Ehlert, Lois
Hands(1997)
Book covers are life-sized photographs of work gloves withn interior page
flaps and shapes.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Eh
Field, Nancy
Discovering Earthquakes : Mysteries, Secret Codes, Games, Mazes(1995)
EMC-NON-FICTION 551.22 F455d
Fox, Mary Virginia
New Zealand(1995)
Introduces New Zealand, first populated by the Maori, who named the land
mass "Land of the Long White Cloud."
EMC-NON-FICTION 993 F793n
Geisert, Arthur
The Etcher's Studio(1997)
As a young boy helps prepare etchings for sale at his grandfather's studio,
he imagines himself as part of some of the pictures. Includes description
of how etchings are made.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Ge
Geisert, Bonnie
Prairie Town(1998)
Describes a year in the life of a prairie town including the effect of
seasons and
of economics on the ebb and flow of this agricultural community.
EMC-NON-FICTION 307.72 G313p
Greene, Laura
Sign Language Talk(1988)
Examines the fundamental differences between written and spoken English
and American Sign Language, the first language for more than 250,000 deaf
people in North America. Includes instructions for using sign language
in playing games, reading poetry, and singing songs.
EMC-NON-FICTION 419 G811s
Hagen, Jeff
Hiawatha Passing(1995)
While sleeping at his grandparents' farm one winter night, a boy is awakened
by the mysterious and powerful sound of the world's fastest locomotive
passing in the night.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Ha
Hartman, Karen
Dream Catcher : The Legend, The Lady, The Woman(1994)
An adaptation of an Ojibwa Indian legend about a dream catcher that entangles
bad dreams in the webbing and allows only the good dreams to go through.
The Dream Catcher Lady emerges as the older and wiser Dream Catcher Woman.
EMC-NON-FICTION 398.2 H333d
Heckman, Philip
Waking Upside Down(1996)
Morton is angry at having to trade bedrooms with his twin sisters, but
the first time he sleeps in their old room, he wakes up in the middle
of the night with a mysterious new talent that cheers him up.
EMC-PICTURE BKS He
Henkes, Kevin
Circle Dogs(1998)
Circle dogs live in a square house with a square yard and spend a busy
day eating circle snacks, digging circle holes, and sleeping.
EMC-PICTURE BKS He
Hintz, Martin
Argentina(1995)
An introduction to the history, geography, economics, customs, and people
of the eighth largest nation in the world.
EMC-NON-FICTION 982 H666a
Hirsch, Karen
Ellen Anders On Her Own(1994)
Eleven-year-old Ellen gains insight into her changing friendships after
reading her deceased mother's girlhood diary.
EMC-FICTION Hi
Johnson, Lois Walfrid
Trouble At Wild River(1991)
In 1907 in Wisconsin, Kate and her friends discover a timber swindler
while visiting their Indian friend Running Deer and suspect that Kate's
uncle, newly arrived from Sweden, may be involved.
EMC-FICTION Jo
Joosse, Barbara M.
Lewis And Papa : Adventure On The Santa Fe Trail(1998)
While accompanying his father on the wagon train along the Santa Fe Trail,
Lewis discovers what it is to be a man.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Jo
Karpenski, John Eric
Lowery, Linda
Somebody Somewhere Knows My Name(1995)
Grace describes what happens when she and her little brother are abandoned
by their mother and stay at an emergency shelter for children.
EMC-FICTION Lo
La Pierre, Yvette
Native American Rock Art : Messages From The Past(1994)
EMC-NON-FICTION 709.011 L313n
Lucas, Eileen
The Ojibwas : People Of The Northern Forests(1994)
EMC-NON-FICTION 970.3 O39l
Morgenstern, Constance
Good Night, Feet(1991)
Recounts the day's adventures in rhyme, as a child says good night to
the parts of the body.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Mo
Mori, Kyoko
One Bird(1995)
After her mother abandons them, fifteen-year-old Megumi tries to understand
her father's need for his mistress while dealing with her own aching isolation.
EMC-FICTION Mo
Peck, Beth
Bunting, Eve
How Many Days To America? : A Thanksgiving Story(1988)
Refugees from a Caribbean island embark on a dangerous boat trip to America
where they have a special reason to celebrate Thanksgiving.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Bu
Pellowski, Anne
Winding Valley Farm : Annie's Story(1998)
When Annie was growing up in the early 1900s, living on a farm meant hard
work for everyone. Still, Annie loved the farm and her life as a Polish
Catholic--with its picnics, Christmas celebrations, and family moments.
EMC-FICTION Pe
Peterson, Cris
Harvest Year (1996)
A photographic essay about foods that are harvested year-round in the
United States.
EMC-NON-FICTION 630.973 P485h
Qualey, Marsha
Thin Ice(1997)
Seventeen-year-old Arden has been raised by her older brother, Scott,
since their parents died when she was just six years old, so when Scott
is presumed drowned in a snowmobile accident, Arden is convinced he's
really run away.
EMC-FICTION Qu
Reid, Rob
Wave Goodbye(1996)
Characters perform motor activities and exercise the entire body as they
celebrate all the ways to wave goodbye by using elbows, lips, hair, and
finally hands.
EMC-PICTURE BKS Re
Riley, Jocelyn
Prairie Child (1998)
An artistic presentation of the voicing of thoughts by a mother in Wisconsin
in 1848 who has migrated from Boston and left family and an easier life
behind. Uses still pictures and songs in the context of children's play
as a background to create the atmosphere in which she remembers and comments
on her new life on the prairie.
EMC-AUDIOVISUAL F584 .P7 1998
Siegel, Robert
White Whale(1991)
A young beluga whale feeds, frolics with playmates, and listens to the
songs of the adult whales.
EMC-FICTION Si
Sinclair, Patti K.
E For Environment : An Annotated Bibliography Of Children's Books With
Environmental Themes(1992)
EMC-REFERENCE PN1009.A1 S54 1992
Sinykin, Sheri Cooper
Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are(1990)
EMC-FICTION Si
Stanley, Leotha
Be A Friend : The Story Of African American Music In Song, Words, And
Pictures(1994)
EMC-AUDIOVISUAL ML3556 .S86 1994
Stewig, John W.
Looking At Picture Books(1995)
EMC-NON-FICTION 741.6 S852l
Strassburg, Brian and Humphrey, Sandra McLeod
If You Had To Choose, What Would You Do?(1995)
Presents a number of scenarios involving ethical dilemmas and asks the
reader to decide what to do.
EMC-NON-FICTION 170 H927i
Sweetland, Nancy
God's Quiet Things(1994)
Illustrations and rhyming text depict the quiet wonder of God's creation
EMC-PICTURE BKS Sw
Thompson, Kathryn Dyble and Ada, Alma Flor
My Name Is Maria Isabel(1993)
Third grader Maria Isabel, born in Puerto Rico and now living in the U.S.,
wants badly to fit in at school; and the teacher's writing assignment
"My Greatest Wish" gives her that opportunity.
EMC-FICTION Ad
Wright, David K.
Arthur Ashe : Breaking The Color Barrier In Tennis(1998)
A biography of tennis champion Arthur Ashe, covering his personal life
and his sports career, as well as his struggles with racism and AIDS.
EMC-NON-FICTION 921 A824w
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