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Subject: Biblio, Part 8 of 10 STARS AND MOON Anansi the Spider by Gerald McDermott Arrow to the sun by Gerlad McDermott Calendar Moon-Belting Coyote places the stars is by Harriet Peck Taylor, pub. by Bradbury Press, 1993 The Dancing Stars, a Seneca or Iroquois legend., by Anne Rockwell East 'O the Sun, West 'O the Moon -- Candlewidk Press The Falling Stars by the Brothers Grimm Fire Came to the earth people-Roth, Folklore and Legends of the Universe" by Asimov, Isaac. Gareth Stevens ISBN # 0-8368-1234-4. The girl who married the moon, Bruchac, J (in collection by the same title) The heavenly zoo: legends and tales of the stars is retold by Alison Lurie, ill. by Monika Beisner, pub. by Farrar, Straus, c1979. ISBN 0-374- 32910-9 Her Seven Brothers_ Paul Goble (Bradbury, 1988) - a Cheyenne legend How Grandmother Spider Stole the Sun How the Raven became Black" native American tale How the Stars Fell into the Sky by Jerrie Oughton How the sun was brought back to the sky by Mirra Ginsburg The Legend of the Milky Way". Chinese folk tale by Lee, Jeanne M Keepers of the Earth_ by Caduto includes "How Coyote Was the Moon", "How Fisher Went to the Skyland : Origin of the Big Dipper Legend of the Milky Way by Jeanne M. Lee Legends of the Sun and Moon_ by Eric and Tessa Hadley Little Peep by Jack Kent Many Moons_ by James Thurber. Meteor! by Patricia Polacco The Man in the Moon: Sky Tales from Many Lands-Dayrell, The Moon in Fact and Fancy-Slote, MOON MOTHER by Ed Young Moon Rope: A Peruvian folk tale -- Lois Ehlert Moon Trouble-Heldorfer. MOON'S REVENGE by Don Freeman Moontellers: myths of the moon from around the world by Lynn Moroney and Greg Shed Mrs. Mooley by Jack Kent The Prince of the Dolomites-dePaola, The Prince Who Wanted the Moon in _Tales from the Story Hat_, Verna Aardema, comp. African folktale Sky Legends of Vietnam, by Lynette Dyer Vuong. (HarperCollins, 1993). Someone is eating the sun by Ruth Sonneborn The star maiden by Barbara Juster Esbensen, Native American legend which explains how stars came to be in the sky. Star thief, DiNoto, A. The Stars are Silver Reindeer-Belting. Stars The Earth Under Sky Bear's Feet-Bruchac, The Sun is a Golden Earring by Natalia M. Belting-- Sun Flight by Gerald McDermott Swamp Angel is by Anne Isaacs (ill. by Paul Zelinsky) pub. by Dutton Children's Books, c1994. Tales of the Shimmering Sky: Ten Global folktales with activities retold by Susan Milord. lore of the sky The Tale of Rabbit and Coyote-Johnston, They dance in the sky : Native American star myths_ by Jean Guard Monroe and Ray A. Williamson, Houghton Mifflin, 1987. a collection of star myths from several Native American cultures. Wake up, sun by David Harrison West African story of Feegbah the giant pumpkin explains how the sun, Why The Sun And Moon Live In The Sky by Elphinstone Dayrell. Why the Sky is Far Away, A Nigerian Folktale by Gerson Why the sun and moon live in the sky by Elphinstone Dayrell Why the sun was late by Benjamin Elkin Is It Dark? Is It Light?" by Mary D. Lankford is "a book about the moon-- a guessing game of opposites--in teasing text and glowing pictures." Knopf, 1991. (0394233816). The book is about moon magic around the world. July 1996 issue of Storytelling Magazine is dedicated to "Stories Inspired by Stars" NUTRITION READ ALOUDS CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS (J. Barrett) - 2 votes GREGORY THE TERRIBLE EATER (Sharmat) - 7 votes! GROWING VEGETABLE SOUP & EATING THE ALPHABET, by Ehlert NO PEAS FOR NELLIE THE BERENSTAIN BEARS AND TOO MUCH JUNK FOOD THE VERY HUNGRY CATERPILLAR - CARLE DW THE PICKY EATER (M. BROWN) - 2 VOTES YUMMERS (MARSHALL) - BREAD AND JAM FOR FRANCES (HOBAN) EVERYONE EATS RICE EATS! THE GIANT JAM SANDWICH STONE SOUP SOUP STONE STREGA NONA FRECKLE JUICE THE SKY HIGH GLORIOUS, SKITTLE... BEWARE OF BOYS WOLF'S CHICKEN STEW NAIL SOUP MAGIC PORRIDGE POT SATURDAY SOUP GRADE 3-IMMIGRATION Easy Reading for Grade 3 Picture books and Easy Chapter Books American Too by Bartone. Angel Child, Dragon Child by Surat. (From Vietnam) Day's Work by Bunting. (Mexican-American seeks job for grandfather) Ellis Island Christmas * by Leighton. (From Poland) Grandfather's Journey by Say. (From Japan) Grandmother & the Runaway Shadow * by Rosenberg. (new title) How Many Days to America? by Bunting. (From a Caribbean Island) In America by Moss. (from Lithuania) Keeping Quilt * by Polacco. (Four generations) Klara's New World by Winter. (From Sweden) Leaving for America by Bresnick-Perry. (From Russia) Through Moon, Stars and Night Skies by Turner. (From Korea) Watch the Stars Come Out * by Levinson, illus. Diane Goode. (Boat journey) Independent Reading (on level) Fiction and Factual Books Always Prayer Shawl by Oberman. (Jewish boyhood in Russia) Coming to America: the Story of Immigration* by Maestro (Factual book) Home is Where Your Family Is by Kavanagh. (Atlantic crossing) I Was Dreaming to Come to America:...Oral History... by Lawlor (Factual) If Your Name Was Changed at Ellis Island* by Levine (Factual book) Molly's Pilgrim* by Cohen. (From the Ukraine. Fiction) Very Important Day by Herold. (Present-day immigrant. Fiction) Read-alouds and Advanced Reading Fiction, and one Biography Call Me Ruth by Sachs. RL 5 Cat Who Escaped from Steerage by Mayerson. (from Europe) RL 4 Child of the Owl by Laurence Yep. (Chinese American) RL 5 Hello My Name Is Scrambled Eggs by Gilson. (from Vietnam. Humor) RL 5 In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson* by Lord. (from China) RL 5 Journey to America by Levitin. (Escape from Nazi Germany) RL 5 Letters from Rifka by Hesse. (Escape from Russia, 1919) RL 5 Night Journey by Laskey. (Escape from Russia. Stark.) RL 6 Pettranella by Waterton. (May be out of print) Sarah, Also Known As Hannah by Ross. (East European) RL 4 We Adopted You, Benjamin Koo by Girard. (Biography. From Korea) RL 4 Yang the Youngest & His Terrible Ear by Namioka.(Chinese-Am.Humor) RL5 Non-Fiction Advanced Immigrants by Sandler. (Get it for the many excellent photos) RL 6 COOPERATION Zinnia and Dot - Ernst Swimmy - Lionni Berlioz the Bear - Brett Stone Soup - Brown The Big Pumpkin - Silverman A Bundle of Sticks - Evans The Hurt - Paulist Press A Bargain for Frances - Hoban Mr. Tall and Mr. Small - Brenner The Little Red Hen Uncle Jed's Barbershop - Mitchell New Hope Olsen's Meat Pies READ-ALOUD: DEATH OF A PARENT: You Shouldn't Have to Say Good-Bye by Patricia Hermes Missing May by Cynthia Rylant How it feels when a parent dies by Jill Krementz Coping when a parent dies by Janet Grosshandler Grandpa Bill's Song by Jane Yolen The Big Wave by Pearl S. Buck Two of Them...Aliki Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt Mick Harte was Here, by Barbara Park The Very Best of Friends by Wilde? Goodbye Everett Anderson or... Everett Anderson says goodbye ORIGAMI Sadako and the thousand paper cranes: by Eleanor Coerr Sadako: by Eleanor Coerr (picture book version) Paper John: by David Small Changs Paper Pony: by Eleanor Coerr Bebop-a-do-walk: by Sheila Hamanka Pink paper swans: by Virginia Kroll The Miracle tree: by Christobel Mattingley Tree of Cranes: by Allan Say The paper crane: by Molly Bang Folding Stories: storytelling and origami together as one: by Christine Petrell Kallevig Holiday Folding Stories: storytelling and origami together for holiday fun: by Christine Petrell Kallevig Bible Folding Stories: old testament stories and paperfolding together as one: by Christine Petrell Kallevig Story Vine: by Anne Pellowski The Family Storytelling Handbook: by Anne Pellowski ("Brother short and brother long" ) Storytelling Sampler: by Nancy Schimmel Just Enough to Make a Story: by Nancy Schimmel ("The Rainhat," "The Handsome Prince") Cheryl W. Stevens Library Media Specialist Willimantic, Connecticut cheryls@neca.com The Librarian's File Cabinet http://www.neca.com/~cheryls Tolland High School 1 Eagle Hill Tolland, CT 06084 BOOKS WITH FASTERNER Snip, Snapp and Snurr series by Maj Lindman This was a note on the Snip, Snapp and Snurr series: I hear *Snipp, SNAPP, Snurr* is being printed again, but I'm not sure I could present that to a group of students. That book didn't leave very good memories from when I was a child. Oliver Button is a Sissy_ by Tomie dePaola Mr. Zip and the U.S. Mail_ by Jene Barr (very old book) Frog and Toad series by Arnold Lobel (a frog is a fancy hook and eye fastener meant to be sewn on the outside and to be visible and decorative) Officer Buckle and Gloria Buster loves Buttons. Captain Snap of Vinegar Lane by Schotter Captain Snap and the Children of Vinegar Lane by Schotter Mrs. Toggle's Zipper The Button Box_ Reid Mr. and Mrs. Button's wonderful watchdog_ Janice Buttons - author Robinson I think about a stray cat who was so tattered that the family who adopted him called him Buttons because his coat looked like it needed to be held together with buttons. PICTURE BOOKS FOR OLDER STUDENST Swamp Angel Through the Mickle Woods by V. Gregory The Christmas Day Kitten The Sweetest Fig Mama Don't Allow The Houdini Box by Selznick The Rough Face Girl by Martin The Giving Tree by Silverstein Frederick by Lionni Heckedy Peg by Wood Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters Miss Rumphius by Cooney Harvey books on Westward movement Lotus Seed Lily Cupboard about World War II Rose Blanche about World War II Wisneskie's books about made up legends of countries Satchmos Blues Hide and Seek Fog by Tresselt June 29, 1999 The Bunyans by Wood The Stupids The Dumb Bunnies Baba Yaga and Vasilisa the Brave by Mayer The Night I Followed the Dog by Laden Sign of the Seahorse by Base Eleventh Hour by Base The Faithful Elephants by Tsuchiya Encounter by Yolen Letting Swift River Go by Yolen The Man Who Tricked a Ghost by Yep Faithful Friend by San Souci Midsummer Nights Dream by Coville Tales of Uncle Remus by Lester The People Could Fly by Hamilton The Red Balloon Piggie Pie Elijha's Angel Rose Blanche Dinotopia Ultimate Ark Ultimate Alphabet Knots on a Counting Rope by Martin My Great Aunt Arizona by Houston The Three Princes by Kimmel The Kings Equal by Paterson The Mitten It Could Always Be Worse by Hirsh John Henry by Lester The Librarian Who Measured the Eath by Lasky Strega Nona by de Poala SOUP BOOKS FOR K-3 Alphabet Soup/Banks, 1988 The Big Stew/Shecter, 1991 Boy Soup or When Giant Caught Cold/Lesynski, 1996 Burgoo Stew/Susan Patron, Orchard, 1991 Button Soup/Orgel, 1994 Chicken Soup With Rice/ Sendak Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs/Barrett, 1978 Doodle Soup: poems/ Ciardi, 1985 Dumpling Soup/Rattigan, 1993 Famous Seaweed Soup/Martin, 1993 Growing Vegetable Soup/Ehlert/1987 Hog-Eye/ Meddaugh, 1992 Hungry Giant's Soup/Cowley, 1989 Ice Cream Soup/Modell, 1988 Martha Blah Blah/Meddaugh, 1996 Martha Calling/Meddaugh, 1994 Martha Speaks/ Meddaugh, 1992 Mean Soup/ Everitt, 1992 Monkey Soup/Sachar, 1992 Mouse Soup/ Lobel, 1983 Nail Soup/Zemach, 1964 Possum Stew/Cushman, 1990 Pretend Soup and Other Real Recipes: A Cookbook for Preschool/Katzen, 1994 Riddle Soup/ Gregory, 1987 Soup For the King/Kessler, 1969 Stone Soup/Brown,1947 Stone Soup/ McGovern, 1986 Stone Soup/Ross, 1987 Stone Soup/Van Rynbach, 1988 Soup Bone/Johnston, 1990 Soup For Supper/Root, 1986 Toad Food & Measle Soup Uncle Willie and the Soup Kitchen/DiSalvo-Ryan, 1991 Vegetable Soup/Modesitt, 1988 Watch Out For Chicken Feet In Your Soup/DePaola, 1974 The Wolf's Chicken Stew/Kaska, 1987 Wombat Stew/Vaughn, 1984 Yuch Soup/Cowley 1993 BOOKS FOR 3-5 A Good Soup Attracts Chairs: A First Aftican Cookbook For Ame/Osseo-Asare, 1993 Stone Soup/Pasternak, 1980Soup 1776/Peck, Soup In The Saddle/Peck 1974 Soup Should Be Seen, Not Heard: The Kids Etipuett Book/ Brainard, 1990 Soup's Drum/Peck, 1974 Soup's Goat/Peck, 1974 Soup's Uncle/Peck, 1998 BOOKS FOR 5-8 Hunter's Stew and Hangtown Fries/Perl, 1977 Soup/Peck, 1974 Soup Ahoy/Peck 1994 Soup & Me/ Peck, 1990 Soup For President/ Peck, 1978 Soup In Love/Peck, 1992 Soup On Ice/Peck, 1985 Soup On Wheels/Peck 1981 Cheryl W. Stevens Library Media Specialist Willimantic, Connecticut cheryls@neca.com The Librarian's File Cabinet http://www.neca.com/~cheryls Tolland High School 1 Eagle Hill Tolland, CT 06084