Call Number |
Author |
Title |
Synopsis |
398.2 Aa |
Aardema, Verna |
Who's in Rabbit's
House: A Masai Tale ; retold by Verna Aardema / illus. by Leo and
Diane Dillon |
Rabbit has a problem;
someone is inside her house and won't let her in. |
398.2 |
Aesop |
Fables |
Short animal stories
with a moral. Collection includes The Tortoise and the Hare,
Androcles and the Lion. Use catalog for other titles. |
F ATW |
Atwater, Richard and
Florence |
Mr. Popper's
Penguins. |
The unexpected delivery
of a large crate containing an Antarctic penguin changes the life and
fortunes of Mr. Popper, a house painter obsessed by dreams of the Polar
regions. |
|
Benchley, Nathaniel |
Sam, The Minuteman |
An easy-to-read account
of Sam and his father fighting as minutemen against the British in the
Battle of Lexington. |
E BEM |
Bemelmans, Ludwig |
Madeline |
Madeline, smallest and
naughtiest of the twelve little charges of Miss Clavel, wakes up one night
with an attack of appendicitis. Other titles include Madeline in
London. |
F BLU |
Blume, Judy |
Freckle Juice |
Andrew wants freckles
so badly that he buys Sharon's freckle recipe for fifty cents. |
398.2 BRO |
Brown, Marcia |
Stone Soup |
When three hungry
soldiers come to a town where all the food has been hidden, they set out
to make soup of water and stones, and all the town enjoys a feast. |
|
Brown, Margaret Wise |
Goodnight Moon |
As a little bunny says
goodnight to many familiar objects, the illustrations are progressively
darker. |
|
Brunhoff, Jean de |
The Story of Babar,
The Little Elephant |
Translation of:
Histoire de Babar, le Petit Elephant. Young Babar, escaping from a
hunter, goes to the city where he is befriended by a rich old Lady. |
E BUR |
Burton, Virginia Lee |
Mike Mulligan and
His Steam Shovel |
Mike Mulligan proves
that, although dated, his steam shovel is still useful. |
|
Carroll, Lewis |
Alice's Adventures
in Wonderland |
The story of a little
girl who falls down a rabbit hole and discovers a world of nonsensical and
amusing characters. |
F CLE |
Cleary,
Beverly |
The
Mouse and the Motorcycle |
|
|
Collodi,
Carlo |
Adventures of Pinocchio |
A little puppet made by
a woodcarver wanted to be a real boy. Was he up to the task? |
E CRE |
Crews,
Donald |
Freight
Train |
Brief text
and illustrations trace the journey of a colorful train as it goes through
tunnels, by cities, and over trestles. |
|
Daugherty,
James |
Andy and
the Lion |
Andy was kind to a lion
with felicitous results. An Aesop fable with a little twist. |
398.2 DEP |
DePaola,
Tomie |
Strega
Nona: An Old Tale |
When Strega
Nona leaves him alone with her magic pasta pot, Big Anthony is determined
to show the townspeople how it works. |
E FLA |
Flack,
Marjorie |
Angus
and the Ducks |
A curious
Scottish terrier decides to investigate the strange noise coming from the
other side of the hedge. |
E FRE |
Freeman,
Don |
Corduroy |
A toy bear
in a department store wants a number of things, but when a little girl
finally buys him he finds what he has always wanted most of all. |
|
Fritz, Jean |
The
Cabin Faced West |
|
E GAG |
Gag, Wanda |
Millions
of Cats |
An old man
makes an unwise decision when he brings too many cats home to his wife.
Awards: Newbery Medal Honor Book, 1929. |
398.2 THR |
Galdone,
Paul |
The
Three Little Pigs |
Retells the
fatal episodes in the lives of two foolish pigs and how the third pig
managed to avoid the same pigfalls. |
|
Goble, Paul |
The Girl
Who Loved Wild Horses |
|
F GRA |
Grahame,
Kenneth |
The
Reluctant Dragon |
An extract
from Dream Days, first published in 1898. |
|
Gramatky,
Hardie |
Little
Toot |
He was just a little
tugboat, but mighty deeds are done by little fellows with courage. |
E HOB |
Hoban,
Russell |
Bedtime
For Frances |
Frances
finds it difficult to go to sleep with the strange noises and menacing
shapes that seem to fill her room after dark. |
E JOH |
Johnson,
Crockett |
Harold
and the Purple Crayon |
A little
boy uses a purple crayon to take a trip and return to his bedroom. |
E KEA |
Keats, Ezra Jack |
A
Snowy Day |
A little boy plays
outside on a perfect snowy day. |
E KRA |
Kraus, Robert |
Leo
the Late Bloomer |
Leo is taking his time
learning to do many things, especially read. Should his parents worry? |
E KRA |
Krauss, Ruth |
The
Carrot Seed |
A little boy plants a
carrot seed but his family warns him that carrots are hard to grow. |
E LEA |
Leaf, Munro |
The
Story of Ferdinand |
A little bull didn't
want to learn to fight; he preferred smelling flowers. |
812 LEA |
Lear, Edward |
A
Book of Nonsense |
There once was a man
from Great Britain who could wrote as no one had written
He'd make up a rhyme
and then spend his time
making words he needed to fit in |
E LEV |
Levinson, Riki |
Watch the Stars Come Out |
|
E LIO |
Lionni, Leo |
Frederick |
Frederick is a mouse
with special skills but the other mice don't quite get it, until.... |
PF LOB |
Lobel, Arnold |
Frog and Toad Are Friends |
Two friends, different
but devoted, put up with each other's quirky habits. |
811 LON |
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth |
Paul Revere's Ride |
Longfellow told the tale
of Paul Revere's ride so well that even though not "a man is now alive
that remembers that famous day and year" the poem will teach us forever. |
PF LOP |
Lopshire, Robert |
Put
Me in the Zoo |
|
E MAR |
Marshall, James |
George and Martha |
|
E McC |
McCloskey, Robert |
Make Way for Ducklings |
A family of ducks takes
up residence in Boston Commons and astonishes the busy downtown crowd. |
398.2 McD |
McDermott, Gerald |
Anansi the Spider |
|
812 MIL |
Milne, A. A. |
Winnie-The-Pooh |
The original story of
the little bear and his friend Christopher Robin and all the inhabitants
of the 100-acre-wood. |
PF PAR |
Parish, Peggy |
Amelia Bedelia |
Amelia Bedelia
misunderstands the meaning of many words and lands in a confusing
situation every time. |
E PIP |
Piper, Watty |
The
Little Engine that Could |
This little engine was
all heart and he thought he could deliver the goods. |
E POT |
Potter, Beatrix |
The
Tale of Peter Rabbit |
Mischief is Peter's
middle name, but he learns a sorry lesson. |
E REY |
Rey,
H. A. |
Curious George |
A very curious little
monkey comes to America with the Man in the Yellow Hat. |
F SEL |
Selden, George |
The
Cricket in Times Square |
|
E SEN |
Sendak, Maurice |
Where the Wild Things Are |
A little boy goes off to
a wild place where there is much gnashing of teeth and swinging through
branches, but comes home to a hot dinner just the same. |
PF SEU |
Seuss, Dr. |
The
Cat in the Hat |
The quintessential
mess-maker visits two children while their mother is away. |
E SLO |
Slobodkina, Esphyr |
Caps for Sale |
The peddlar fell asleep
and awoke to find the monkeys in the tree above had all his "Caps for
Sale." How to get them back? |
E STE |
Steig, William |
Sylvester and the Magic Pebble |
Sylvester didn't mean to
do it, but he turned into a rock. His parents were frantic. Where was he? |
812 STE |
Stevenson, Robert Lewis |
A
Child's Garden of Verses |
The Land of
Counterpane," "The Swing" and so many more gentle, lovely rhymes that are
easy to remember and remind us of the past. |
F TAY |
Taylor, Sydney |
All-Of-A-Kind-Family |
|
F THU |
Thurber, James |
Many Moons |
A princess wants the
moon; who can give it to her? The king? No. The queen? No. The court
jester? hmm |
E UDR |
Udry, Janice May |
A
Tree is Nice |
|
E VAN |
VanAllsburg, Chris |
The
Garden of Abdul Gasazi |
|
E VIO |
Viorst, Judith |
Alexander and the Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Day |
Some days start out bad
and get worse. This one was like that for Alexander. |
E
WAR |
Ward, Lynn |
The
Biggest Bear |
Johnny goes hunting for
a bearskin to hang on his family's barn and returns with a small bundle of
trouble. |
F
WHI |
White, E. B. |
Charlotte's Web |
Wilbur, the pig, is
desolate when he discovers that he is destined to be the farmer's
Christmas dinner until his spider friend, Charlotte, decides to help him. |
|
Yashima, Taro |
Crow Boy |
Chibi came to school
from the countryside, not the village. He didn't say much but he learned
and he taught his teacher important lessons of life. |
E
ZIO |
Zion, Gene |
Harry the Dirty Dog |
When a white dog with
black spots runs away from home, he gets so dirty his family doesn't
recognize him as a black dog with white spots. |
E
ZOL |
Zolotow, Charlotte |
William's Doll |
William's father gives
him a basketball and a train but these do not make him want a doll less. |