HIT: Elem: Books about kids in hospitals Part II

[Terri Lent <Tlent@AOL.COM>]

Here's the promised hit!  Thanks for all your help!

Terri Lent
Manassas Park HS/MS
Manassas Park, Va.
tlent@aol.com

Elliott, Evelyn.  Mummy goes into hospital. 1985.

Falk, Ann Mari.  The Ambulance.  Burke Publishing Co., Ltd., 14 John St.,
London, W.C.l, England, 1966.  PreK-Gr. 3.
 A positive and helpful introduction to a hospital experience.

Feagles, Anita.  Emergency Room.  Cowles, 1970.  Gr. 5-9.
 A high school volunteer gives an introduction to the busy emergency room.

Fine, Anne.  Poor Monty.

Froman, Robert.  Let's find Out about the Clinic.  Watts, 1968.  Gr. k-3.
 Good introduction to hospital equipment and procedures.

Gomi, Taro. Toot.

Greenberg, Jan.  No More Dragons to Slay.  Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1983.
Ages 12+    Teenager with cancer.

Gretz, Susanna.  Teddy Bears Cure a Cold.  Macmillan/Four Winds, 1985.  Ages
4-6.
 William Teddy Bear's friends help him when he is ill with a cold.

Hallquist, Britt G.  Bettina's Secret.   Harcourt, 1967.  Gr. 3-7.
 Ten-year old Bettina is hospitalized with a broken leg.

Holmes, Burnham.  Early Morning Rounds.  Scholastic/Four Winds, 1982.  Gr.
6-8.   Two medical students accompany chief residents and interns on hospital
rounds.

Howe, James.  The Hospital Book.  Photographs by Mal Warshaw.  Crown
Publishers, 1981.  Gr. k-5.
 An excellent introduction in text illustrated by black and white photographs
to the equipment, procedures, and people in a hospital.  A factual account
which would form a good pictorial introduction to the topic of hospitals and
hospitalization for young children and middle-grade students.

Howe, James.  Night without Stars.  Atheneum, 1983.  Gr. 6-8.
 A fictional story about a young girl who must have open-heart surgery.

Jessell, Camilla. Paul in Hospital.     Metheun, 1972.

Johnson, Marianne.  Let's talk about going to the hospital. Rosen, 1997.

Jones, Rebecca C.  Angie and me.  Macmillan, 1981.  Gr. 5-7.
 Jenna, a twelve year old with rheumatoid arthritis, is hospitalized and finds
a special friend who is terminally ill.

Key, Eleanor. The Clinic.  Watts, 1971.  Gr. 4-6.
 Follows a small boy through his first visit to a clinic.

Key, Eleanor.  Let's find out about the Hospital.  Watts, l97l.  Gr. k-3

Key, Eleanor.  The Operating Room.  Watts, 1970.  Gr. 4-7.
 Biopsy of a mole; operating room procedures explained.
Levy, Elizabeth, and Miller, Mara.  Doctors for the People.  Dell, 1975.  Gr.
6-9. Profiles of physicians who are dedicated to their work.

LeGuin, Ursula. A visit from Dr. Katz.

Loomis, Christine.  One Cow Coughs: a counting book for the sick and
miserable.

Marino, Barbara Davis.  Eric Needs Stitches.  Addison-Wesley, l979.  Ages 3-8.
Eric falls and cuts his knee and has to go to the emergency room to have it
repaired.

Marston, Hope Irvin. To the rescue, 1991. About emergency vehicles used during
accidents, etc....relates a little to hospitals in general.
ISBN# 0-525-65059-8

Martin, Charles E.  Island Rescue.  Greenwillow, 1985.  Ages 5-8.
 Mae breaks her leg and is taken to the hospital so her leg can be put in a
cast.

Oxenbury, Helen. The Check-up.  Walker, 1988.

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