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    Adventures of Marco Polo, The
      The author recounts the 13th Century life and exploration of the famous Venetian, Marco Polo. The fascinating illustrations reflect the style of the time and place of each segment of the story. The author includes ample supplemental information on the a
      Author: Freedman, Russell HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Autumn
      Autumn, an alphabet book of acrostics with linoleum-cut prints, describes the seasonal sights, sounds, and colors.
      Author: Schnur, Steven

    Books Speak!: Poems about Books
      A delightful collection of poems about books and the joys of reading. This amazing collection of poems about all aspects of books and reading is a fun to read book.
      Author: Salas, Laura Purdie HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading | language arts - writing

    Go Hang a Salami!
      The author has created and illustrated humorous palindromes, or phrases that read the same backward and forward.
      Author: Agee, Joh

    Language of Doves, The
      On her sixth birthday, Julietta's grandfather gives her one of his homing pigeons and tells her about his experiences raising and training doves for military use in Italy during WWI.
      Author: Wells, Rosemary HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Library Book, The
      Although the title is a clever pun, this book recounts the history of storing language from tablets to information systems, highlighting famous libraries in the process. Side bars include additional facts and many web sites are included in the resources.
      Author: Sawa, Maureen HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Matchbox Diary, The
      An Italian immigrant grandfather uses objects he's preserved in matchboxes to tell his granddaughter the story of his life. He created this unique diary because he could not read or write.
      Author: Fleischman, Paul HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading | social studies

    Mighty Miss Malone, The
      Newberry Award winning author Christopher Paul Curtis has written a heart wrenching historical novel about one unforgettable family during the turbulent days of the Great Depression. Each family member has his/her own drama and the plot centers around a
      Author: Curtis,Christopher HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading

    Mr. Lincoln's Whiskers
      Grace, an 11 year-old girl writes a letter to Abraham Lincoln suggesting that he grow whiskers to help him win the election.
      Author: Winnick, Karen HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Romeo and Juliet, (The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of)
      This lively, clear, prose retelling of Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet follows the original story very closely.
      Author: Shakespeare, William HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading

    Song Shoots Out of My Mouth, The
      This is an exciting collection of vibrantly illustrated poetry about music--classical, jazz, gospel, blues, opera, marching band. Backnotes extend learning about music, artists, and key works.
      Author: Adoff, Jaime HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading

    Tai Chi Morning: Snapshots of China
      The travel journal and poems of the author and the travel sketches of the illustrator combine to depict China a decade ago.
      Author: Grimes, Nikki

    Ubiquitous: Celebrating Nature's Survivors
      This book offers a unique perspective on the biological "survivors" found in our environment by combining informational text passages with poetic verses. Check out the wild and crazy timeline on the end pages.
      Author: Sidman, Joyce HSE Descriptors: science | language arts - reading

    Voices of the Heart
      The author-illustrator creates stunning collages of Chinese characters and the Western symbol for the heart. The text reflects on the wisdom expressed by the components of the ideogram.
      Author: Young, Ed HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading

    With a Hammer for My Heart
      When 15-year-old Lawanda befriends a WW II veteran living in an old school bus, she sets in motion events that will change her life and all those around her. The well-written story unfolds with each chapter telling the story from the point of view of eac
      Author: Lyon, George Ella

    Worldwide Check into In the flavour this generate
      Author: ydif66 HSE Descriptors: science | social studies


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