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games (1), the young Aleutian girl left behind on an island by her tribe (1), and the illustrator Marc Bimont won a Caldecott for A Tree is Nice (1), written by JAnice May Udry. (1), Poor Peter! His younger brother Fudge is taking over every part of his world. When Fudge runs off with Dribble (1), Peter's turtle (1), Peter has just had it! (1), The story of Karana (1), who must build shelter (1), Mom said 'No Pets!' but she didn't say anything about baby monsters. Monn hides her monster in the basement (1), find food (1), and even hunt mean squid. This book was so inspiring to me when I was 9. I was especially intrigued by Karana's family all having secret names. I always recommend this book. I reread it every few years and the story is still absorbing. (1), I love Drescher's graphic collage-style illustrations. Pure child fantasy of eating yucky stuff at dinner time (1), and a chaotic (1), messy ride. (1), Norwegian folk tale of the village troll's horrible rooster. As always the D'aulaire's anthropomorphic settings are haunting and fascinating. (1), but as he grows hour by hour they are in danger of Mom finding them out. Parish is also the author of the beloved Amelia Bedelia books (1), this intro to reading is a Caldecott Honor Book about two good friends. (1), told an illustrated by the Czech Texan M. Sasek. It's a big book (1), Rey wrote and illustrated the Curious George books (1), You will love Snaily Snail. Basic concept of here (1), then gone (1), but still you are loved. (1), Intro to many breeds of dogs (1), whose stories and illustrations bring across their temperment. If we can love a dog when they mess up (1), surely Mom and Dad will still love me. (1), and this one on astronomy still carries the wit and cleverness in all the George books. (1), Illustrated in soft browns (1), You don't just go asking the Moon to dinner (1), you never know what could happen! This book's cover glows in the dark (1), and the author illustrator won an Emmy for his animation on Rocko's Modern Life. (1), Percy the half-blood must find Zeus' lightning bolt before there's all-out war between the gods. Will Percy be up to the task? (1), The papercuts in beautiful colors made this book amazing! This book really took me back to my roots (1), when I would sing some of these songs in church (1), and I learned some in elementary music class. (1), All the biggest and best facts of Texas (1), but then (1), Fats Domino and more in this fun and fact-filled introduction to the founders of rock-n-roll. (1), comforting illustrations are so complementary and sweet. (1), in the See Spot Run vein (1), with a twist. Lane's graphic illustrations and Molly Leach's design combine to make a quick (1), irreverent look into the lives of the members of the Happy Hocky Family. (1), Amy Tan is probably better known for The Joy Luck Club (1), and her other adult novels. This book is an adaptation from Joy Luck Club about Ying Ying and her rainy-day musings about her life long ago and her childhood in China. (1), Wilbur-all old favorites brought to life as only E.B. White could conjure them. Will Charlotte the spider be able to save Wilbur from being dinner? Garth Williams fuzzy (1), By the author of Snaily Snail (1), but this is bounds away from anything up until this time. (1), Table Manners covers most dinnertime mishaps with a sense of humor (1), and exuberant illustrations by Vladimir Radunsky. (1), Melody discovers speaking quilt-portraits of 12 famous African-American women at her Aunt Connie's house (1), who give Melody a new sense of pride in her heritage. Faith Ringgold's bold (1), primative style artwork invigorates your imagination. (1), What is the best No-Present for Sara's Russian grandmother (1), Catherine the Great? She better figure it out before Grandmother's birthday! This book is a lovely pairing of culture and love. A great introduction to Russian foods (1), This book takes the tone of a 1950's First Reader (1), and their amazing book designer Molly Leach. Tjis book really rewrote how text and font was used to being seen in picture books. There were leaps before this (1), it's got to be (1), Shel Silverstein started his career as a cartoonist for Playboy magazine. His sly and nuanced pen and ink illustrations are evocative and memorable (1), it's about Texas! (1), Caldecott winner about Mallards on the move. McCloskey is a beloved illustrator and author who also brought us Blueberries for Sal (1), a Caldecott Honor Book (1), and Time of Wonder (1), also a Caldecott Medal winner. (1), One of the first childrens authors to insist on the cover of his book being white so it would stand out from the multi-hued spines of other childrens book (1), and his verse is catchy and beloved. (1), My first intro to Jon and Lane (1), Greenblatt is a celebrated visual artist (1), but he also wrote few books. This is a great rift on reuse and recycle as we follow Aunt Ippy and her charges through setting up her Museum of Junk. (1), The Wolf is going to tell you ow it really happened. Don't believe those 'little' pigs! (1), Caldecott Honor Book written by successful and entertaining author Jon Scieszka and illustrated bythe zany Lane Smith. Takes well-known fairy tales (1), smashes them together with some silly inventiveness (1), and well (1), go read it already! (1), Laura Levin's outsider art illustrations make it seem like your fourth-grade buddy drew these pictures. You will get a fine education in the pioneers of country and western music and soon you will know the difference between Ernest Tubb's bass singing voi (1), Meet Elvis (1), well (1), The illustrations by Feodor Rojankovsky really make this book beloved. Feodor's attention to detail and life-like rendering of animals allows the reader to see how woodland creatures celebrate (1), and trying to make friends in a new school. A Tree for Peter was the very bedrock of hope and faith for this 9-year old. (1), What little girl doesn't want to pretend she is Eloise (1), living in a fancy hotel (1), driving her nanny crazy (1), and engaging in hijinks with her pug and turtle? Hillary Knight's illustrations really kept you caught up in the action. (1), I loved Richard Scarry when I was little and I still give his books to kids I know. He populates a world with Gorillas who drive cars made out of bananas and worms who wear fedoras. The Polite Elephant is even a character my 4-year-old godson and I refer (1), same as people (1), Poppy Talking Heads lyrics set to Maira Kalman's confectionary illustrations. So fun! (1), by having cake and dancing (1), and over-doing the good times in this very old ballad. You see something new everytime you look at this book. (1), Anthropomorphic depiction of a little country house who soon finds herself amid the encroaching (1), bustling city. Burton's illustrations of the city slowly creeping up on the little house deftly handles the inevitable decline and sadness of the little house as she was left to languish with out those who loved her. I can see why Ms Burton's book on trol (1), Bruce Whatley's illustrations make the wombat an approachable and humorous subject. As the wombat encroaches on the human's habitat the illustrations fill up the page and immerse us in wombat's hard life of eating carrots (1), fighting with doormats (1), My favorite book from 3rd grade. This book was such a comfort to me as my parents were divorcing and I was uprooted for the first time (1), Love Dorros' colors and folkloric illustrations. Introduces art and customs to smaller children through the familiar idea of 'Grandma.' (1), Greeks valued a well-run society and mythology was (1), but (1), Buddy Holly (1), clothing (1), of course (1), Little Richard (1), Charlotte (1), Fern (1), blues and greens (1), land. (1), Templeton (1), and traditions (1), in part (1), saturated (1), Swiftly Tilting Planet was my favorite of this series because I really loved the journey through history (1), A fabulous introduction to graphic novels for younger readers. The Arrival wordless spins the universal tale of a man leaving his country to build a better life in an unfamiliar (1), and sometimes confusing and scary (1), and moving closer to her humans so she can look out for them. (1), their way of illustrating how destructive vices could be. The D'Aulaires are masterful in this collection and leave readers (1), but so will girls! (1), with Boytons puffy sweet characters. (1), including pictures of items from museums (1), which are well-laid out and thoughtfully accompany short stories and history explaining the jewish tale of Passover. (1), Candy-sweet wood block-ish illustrations which introduce the concept of haiku poetry to young kids. (1), Boldly illustrated with full-color bleeds (1), and comes with a cd! (1), Early concept book for tiny kiddos (1), I give this to every new baby in my circle (1), with bold colors. The art marries well to the story. (1), and this one is always a favorite of kiddos and parents alike. Boyton's characters are always doing something interesting that adds to the sparse text. So cute! (1), Evocative biography of Gabriel Garcia-Marquez in both English and Spanish. Illustrated in bright island colors by Raul Colon. (1), Frenetic art by the talented Maira Kalman (1), who also illustrates for the New Yorker. Next Stop leads you through the ordinary and not so ordinary goings-on at New York City's bustling train station. (1), Ferdinand just wants to hang out in the pasture and sniff flowers (1), he does not want to be tossed into the bullring to fight the bull fighters. This book is often thought as making a pro-pacifist statement in a very volatile political time. (1), Pat the beastie's matted fur and pull worms out of his nose. Ew! Boys will love this (1), Gorgeous illustrations (1), Evocative of cave painting petroglyphs (1), old and young (1), when I lived in Texas (1), mesmerized by these ancient tales of the gods. (1), Magical mix of illustration and text (1), part movie (1), part book. Hugo must solve the mystery of the man before he will finally find his true calling. (1), Graphic illustrations in the collage style of Eric Carle (1), with a bit more edge. I loved this day in the life of turkey vultures because (1), I used to see a lot of vultures and always found them amusing and interesting. (1), This book is very timely and puts big issues in a context middle-school students can easily grasp. (1), I have always wanted to learn more about the Japanese interment camps here in the US. The illustrations by Felicia Hoshino are beautiful (1), and very nuanced. (1), It is important to be a good little Russian girl (1), or you could find yourself in hot water! But if you remember what you were sent to do (1), and ask questions you will end up alright in the end (1), and maybe even outsmart the witch (1), Baba Yaga! (1), all on display for the love of Sara's grandmother. (1)
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Feb 25, 2009
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Children's books for PSU Children's Lit class