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Akiak: A Tale from the Iditarod BR 12007

by Robert J. Blake 

1 volume

Akiak is the lead dog in Mick's sled team for the ten-day Iditarod race. When she is injured and

pulled out of the race, Akiak refuses to quit and instead follows the team on her own.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

The Always Prayer Shawl BR 11034

by Sheldon Oberman 

1 volume

Adam, a young Jewish boy in Russia, learns a lot about his family's history and his name from

his grandfather. As life in Russia becomes difficult for Jews, Adam's family decides to move to

America. Before they leave, Adam's grandfather gives him a special present that Adam promises

to cherish and pass on to the next Adam in the family. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1994.

Amanda Pig, Schoolgirl BR 11019

by Jean Van Leeuwen 

1 volume

Amandaen the day finally arrives, she is very happy and excited. But the little pig sitting next to

her on the bus does not seem happy at all, and Amanda Pig is determined to cheer her up.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1997.

An Angel Just like Me BR 11029

by Mary Hoffman 

1 volume

The family's angel ornament for the Christmas tree is broken when it is unwrapped. Tyler asks

his mother if any angels look like him, a boy with brown skin. His mother doesn't know, so Tyler

spends his afternoons shopping unsuccessfully for one. On Christmas morning, a special present

comes for Tyler--a carved angel that looks just like him. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade

2. 1997.

And If the Moon Could Talk BR 12014

by Kate Banks 

1 volume

As a little girl goes through her bedtime routine, the moon looks down on the world. Preparations

for nighttime alternate between scenes from the outdoor world and inside the girl's home.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. Boston Globe-Horn Picture Book Award 1998. 

Bad Day at Riverbend BR 10048

by Chris Van Allsburg 

1 volume

One day a terrible thing happens in the small western town of Riverbend. A driverless stagecoach

arrives, and the horses are covered with shiny greasy scribble marks. As the sheriff investigates,

he finds people, plants, and land all have the scribblings, and he is determined to find the culprit.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1995.

Barnyard Lullaby BR 12008

by Frank Asch 

1 volume

The barnyard animals sing their babies to sleep at night. When the farmer is disturbed by the

noise and tells them to be quiet, his own baby begins to cry in protest. Includes a songsheet.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1998.

Bearskin BR 11032

by Howard Pyle 

1 volume

A resourceful young man raised by a mother bear with magical powers unwittingly fulfills a

prophecy when he champions a princess and slays a three-headed dragon. PRINT/BRAILLE. For

grades K-3. 1997.

Beautiful Warrior: The Legend of the Nun's Kung Fu BR 12009

by Emily Arnold McCully 

1 volume

An emperor raises his daughter, Jingyong, as a son--even educating her in the martial arts. When

the dynasty ends, Jingyong seeks refuge in a Buddhist monastery, where she teaches kung fu and

is known as the "warrior-nun." Then one day the local bean-curd seller's daughter is ordered to

marry a bully she despises, and she turns to Jingyong for help. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades

K-3. 1998.

The Bone Man: A Native American Modoc Tale BR 11044

retold by Laura Simms 

1 volume

Nulwee, raised by his grandmother, is destined to confront the monster Bone Man who devoured

his people and drank the river dry. But Nulwee's encounter with the Bone Man comes sooner

than expected. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 2-4. 1997.

Burnt Toast on Davenport Street BR 11039

by Tim Egan 

1 volume

Arthur Crandall, a dog, is always burning the toast, but somehow his wife, Stella, has come to

like the smell. One morning a fly enters the house and offers Arthur three wishes if he'll just let

the fly live. Arthur's wishes are granted, but he and Stella soon long to be back home.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

Child of Faerie, Child of Earth BR 12022

by Jane Yolen 

1 volume

One Hallow's Eve a human child goes to the forest where she meets a faerie child. They have a

lovely time together sharing in each other's world, but neither wants to give up familiar

surroundings. They exchange friendship gifts, and now and then, as the years go by, they visit

one another. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

The Crocodile and the Dentist BR 11013

by Taro Gomi 

1 volume

A crocodile needs to have a cavity filled but is afraid of the dentist. The dentist is equally afraid

of the crocodile. In the end they agree they may skip next year's meeting if the crocodile

remembers to brush his teeth. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1994.

Cuckoo: A Mexican Folktale Cucu: Un Cuento Folklorico Mexicano BR 12006

by Lois Ehlert 

1 volume

A beautiful cuckoo bird proves that she is also brave when a fire starts in the farm fields. Based

on a Mayan Indian tale. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. Bilingual edition in English and

Spanish. 1997.

 

Days of the Blackbird: A Tale of Northern Italy BR 12013

by Tomie DePaola 

1 volume

In Italy a much-loved duke lives with his young daughter, Gemma. During the summer they sit

in their courtyard and listen to the beautiful songs of the birds, especially that of a pure white

bird. One year the duke falls ill, and Gemma convinces the white bird to stay and serenade the

duke even after the weather turns cold. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

Do You See a Mouse? BR 11002

by Bernard Waber 

1 volume

The Park Snoot Hotel is very fancy, and the staff makes sure everything is always clean and neat.

But one day there is a big commotion in the hotel. Someone has seen a mouse!

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1995.

Elfwyn's Saga BR 11045

by David Wisniewski 

1 volume

Because of a curse placed on Anlaf by Gorm the Grim, Anlaf's daughter Elfwyn is born blind.

But Elfwyn is able to do many things, even ride a pony. And when Gorm presents a crystal stone

to Anlaf and his people, causing them to become discontented with their lives, it is Elfwyn and

her pony who break the curse and create the northern lights. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 4-7.

1990.

For the Love of the Game: Michael Jordan and Me BR 11035

by Eloise Greenfield 

1 volume

Inspired by basketball star Michael Jordan, a child vows not to listen to naysayers, but rather to

boldly choose a path in the game of life and to pursue it with determination. PRINT/BRAILLE.

For grades K-3 and older readers. 1997.

The Golden Flower: A Taino Myth from Puerto Rico BR 12021

retold by Nina Jaffe 

1 volume

Relates the story of how Puerto Rico became an island. In the beginning the world had no water,

no green plants or trees, and no flowers. But all of that changes when a young boy finds some

seeds and plants them on top of the mountain. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1996.

Golem BR 12017

by David Wisniewski 

1 volume

A retelling of how a chief rabbi of Prague creates a giant golem of clay in 1580. The golem's task

is to seek out those spreading false rumors about Jews and to turn them over to the authorities

unharmed. When his job is done, the golem is to return to clay. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades

2-4. Caldecott Medal. 1996.

The Goose That Almost Got Cooked BR 11038

by Marc Simont 

1 volume

Flying with her flock of wild Canada geese, Emily tires herself by doing flips and stops to take a

nap. She lands on a farm, sees how wonderful life is for farm geese, and decides to stay. But

soon Emily learns the downside of farm living. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

The Great Ball Game: A Muskogee Story BR 10047

by Joseph Bruchac 

1 volume

Retelling of a Native American folktale. In a game of stickball between the birds and the

animals, the bat plays a very special role. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1994.

The Great Frog Race and Other Poems BR 11041

by Kristine O'Connell George 

1 volume

Collection of poems featuring the sights, sounds, and smells of life in the country. The author

writes of polliwogs huddled in puddles, dragonflies with wings of cellophane, the long deep lines

in the plowed fields, the weeping willow that weeps piles of tears to rake in autumn, and the old

wooden swing covered with snow in winter. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 2-4 and older readers.

1997.

Hosni, the Dreamer: An Arabian Tale BR 11021

by Ehud Ben-Ezer 

1 volume

In this folktale, a shy, but very independent, young shepherd fulfills his dream of traveling to the

city. Hosni spends all his money to buy a verse from a wise man in the market. The older

shepherds make fun of Hosni, but soon his understanding of the verse saves him from disaster.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 2-4. 1997.

How Now, Brown Cow? BR 10046

by Alice Schertle 

1 volume

The subject is cows in this collection of fifteen poems. Includes "Milking," "Clever Cows," "The

Cow's Complaint," "Drivin' Cows," "Cows Coming Home," "Cows Live Here," "Taradiddle,"

and "Moo." PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1994.

I Have a Dream BR 11050

by Martin Luther King 

1 volume

Presents the complete text of the historic speech by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on August 28,

1963, in Washington, D.C. In it, he expresses hope for social justice and equality in the future.

Includes a short biography of the civil rights leader and a foreword by his wife, Coretta Scott

King. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 4-7. 1997.

Is It Time? BR 11007

by Marilyn Janovitz 

1 volume

A wolf cub and its parent get ready for bed. The cub takes a bath, brushes fangs, combs bangs,

and settles down for sleep. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1994.

Joseph BR 11047

by Brian Wildsmith 

1 volume

Retells the Old Testament story of Joseph and his brothers. Because his father favors Joseph with

a beautiful multicolored coat, Joseph's brothers become jealous and sell Joseph into Egyptian

slavery. Years later, Joseph has a chance to teach his brothers lessons about love and kindness.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3 and older readers. 1997.

Kashtanka BR 10042

by Anton Chekhov 

1 volume

A chestnut-colored dog named Kashtanka gets lost on a snowy evening while walking with her

master. She is taken in by a kind circus clown and taught to do tricks. But she still longs for her

home. The story, by a famous Russian author, is more than one hundred years old.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 3-6. 1995.

The Lady in the Box BR 11036

by Ann McGovern 

1 volume

When Lizzie and Ben discover a woman sleeping in front of the Circle Deli, they want to help in

some way. They are not allowed to speak with strangers, so they leave soup and a warm scarf by

her box. Her gratitude delights the children. Then the store owner tells the old lady to move.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

The Lapsnatcher BR 11024

by Bruce Coville 

1 volume

Jacob looked forward to the arrival of his new baby sister until he realized she was a lapsnatcher.

Now, wanting his mother and father's full attention again, Jacob begs everyone to take her away.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1997.

The Little Engine That Could BR 12016

by Watty Piper 

1 volume

When a train carrying good things for children breaks down, only the little engine offers to help,

and everyone wonders if she can pull the train over the mountain. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades

K-3. 1930. 

 

Little Red Riding Hood: By the Brothers Grimm BR 11014

retold by Trina Schart Hyman 

1 volume

When Little Red Riding Hood is walking through the forest to take a basket of food to her sick

grandmother, she meets a hungry wolf. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1983.

Look to the North: A Wolf Pup Diary BR 11023

by Jean Craighead George 

1 volume

Diary of the first seven months in the lives of three wolf pups--Boulder, Scree, and Talus. The

author relates the pups' stages of development to the seasons of the year. PRINT/BRAILLE. For

grades K-3. 1997.

The Lost Horse: A Chinese Folktale BR 12019

retold by Ed Young 

1 volume

A Chinese man named Sai, his son, and his horse illustrate that first impressions of events are not

always correct. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1998.

A Lot of Otters BR 12012

by Barbara Helen Berger 

1 volume

A little boy, carrying a book to read, crawls into a box and is soon floating in the sea among the

otters. As he reads about Mother Moon looking for her lost moonlet, he becomes part of the story

himself. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1997.

Love Letters BR 11042

by Arnold Adoff 

1 volume

Twenty short poems for children featuring the theme of love--love of parents, teachers, pets,

friends, and even siblings. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

Lucky Song BR 11046

by Vera B. Williams 

1 volume

Evie is a lucky little girl who usually gets what she wants. When she wants something new to

wear, she finds a new hat; when she wants something new to play with, her grandfather makes

her a kite; and when she wants something to eat, her grandmother has it ready for her. And when

Evie wants a song at bedtime, her father sings to her. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2.

1997.

Maples in the Mist: Children's Poems from the Tang Dynasty BR 11017

translated by Minfong Ho 

1 volume

A selection of sixteen poems traditionally taught to children. Written during the Tang Dynasty

more than a thousand years ago, these short unrhymed poems evoke the beauty and sounds of the

natural world. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1996.

Market! BR 11026

by Ted Lewin 

1 volume

A look at how people from all over the world come to marketplaces. Some walk barefoot, some

ride on horses or donkeys, some come in dugout canoes or by city subway. They bring with them

what they grow, catch, or make, so they can buy what other people bring with them.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1996.

Max and Ruby's Midas: Another Greek Myth BR 10041

by Rosemary Wells 

1 volume

Max loves to eat sweets, but his sister Ruby knows they are not good for Max. So she tells him a

story about King Midas and how he was able to turn things he did not want into something else.

Before long Max turns his mother into a cherry float and his father into lime Jell-O.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1995.

McDuff Moves In BR 11028

by Rosemary Wells 

1 volume

When the dogcatcher's truck goes over a bump in the road, a little white dog falls out and lands

in a bed of flowers. He doesn't know where he is, but he knows he is hungry. He goes looking for

something to eat and a warm place to stay. The dog is not welcomed at the first two homes, but

at the third house, a nice couple takes him in. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1997.

Merlin and the Dragons BR 10050

by Jane Yolen 

1 volume

Shortly after pulling the sword from the stone and becoming king, young Arthur is troubled by a

dream. He turns to Merlin, who tells him a story of another young boy and his visions of

dragons. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 3-6. 1995.

Miriam's Cup: A Passover Story BR 11049

by Fran Manushkin 

1 volume

Miriam Pinsky and her family are preparing for Passover when her mother takes the time to retell

the biblical story of Miriam's namesake, who played an important role in the history of the

Israelites. Miriam's mother also has a special gift for her. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 2-4 and

older readers. 1998.

Moses Goes to a Concert BR 12011

by Isaac Millman 

1 volume

Moses and his classmates, who are deaf, go to a concert with their teacher. Performing with the

orchestra is a percussionist who is also deaf. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1998.

Mouse Mess BR 12004

by Linnea Riley 

1 volume

The sleeping little mouse wakes up when the family goes to bed. Since he is very hungry, he

goes to the kitchen where he finds cookies and crackers, milk and cheese, and peanut butter and

jam. And when he is full, he goes back to bed. But what a mess he has made. PRINT/BRAILLE.

For preschool-grade 2. 1997.

Mud BR 10043

by Mary Lyn Ray 

1 volume

Mud! Gooey, gloppy, mucky, magnificent mud. One night it just happens. The earth comes

unfrozen and winter squishes, squcks, sops, splats, slurps, and melts into mud. Happy mud.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1996.

Musicians of the Sun BR 11040

by Gerald McDermott

1 volume

The Aztec Lord of the Night sees that his people are sad in the gray darkness. He sends Wind to

battle Sun for the musicians held prisoner: Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green, because they can bring

color, music, and happiness to the people. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

My Life with the Wave BR 11033

translated by Catherine Cowan 

1 volume

On his first trip to the seashore, a young boy falls in love with the waves. One, in particular,

clutches his hand, and he begs his father to let him take her--the wave--home. But she is difficult

to control in the confines of the house, and the boy's parents finally reach their limit. Based on a

story by Octavio Paz. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

My Puppy Is Born BR 12018

by Joanna Cole 

1 volume

An excited girl describes the birth and first weeks in the life of her Norfolk terrier puppy.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1973.

Noisy Nora BR 11011

by Rosemary Wells 

1 volume

Feeling ignored as the middle child, Nora finds a way to attract her parents' attention.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1973.

One of Each BR 11048

by Mary Ann Hoberman 

1 volume

In this story told in rhyme, Oliver Tolliver lives all alone in his house with only one of

everything. When he invites a visitor to his home, he realizes that he needs two of some things,

and he discovers the pleasure of sharing. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

Pip's Magic BR 10044

by Ellen Stoll Walsh 

1 volume

Pip, a salamander, is afraid of the dark. His frog friends tell Pip he should ask Old Abra, the

wizard, for some magic that will help him be brave. Pip thinks it is a wonderful idea, but finding

Old Abra means going through the dark woods and a darker tunnel. PRINT/BRAILLE. For

preschool-grade 2. 1994.

The Polar Express BR 12001

by Chris Van Allsburg 

1 volume

On a dark Christmas Eve, a boy boards a mysterious train, the Polar Express, hoping to visit

Santa Claus. He and the other children, still in their nightclothes, drink hot chocolate and sing

carols as the train races through snowy landscapes toward a huge city at the North Pole.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3 and older readers. Caldecott Medal. 1985.

Potato: A Tale from the Great Depression BR 11020

by Kate Lied 

1 volume

The story of Agnes, Clarence, and their daughter Dorothy moving to Idaho to dig potatoes during

the Great Depression was written by Kate Lied when she was eight years old. Lied,

granddaughter of Agnes and Clarence, tells how the crop helped the family survive.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

Rapunzel BR 11018

retold by Paul O. Zelinsky 

1 volume

Rapunzel is twelve, with beautiful, long, red-gold hair, when a sorceress places her in a high

tower in a lonely forest. A handsome prince secretly visits Rapunzel until the sorceress finds out

and punishes them, keeping them apart. But their love for each other promises to restore their .

Caldecott Medal. 1997.

The Reasons for Seasons BR 11008

by Gail Gibbons 

1 volume

Explains how the sun warms the Earth as it rotates on its axis giving the people on our planet

days of various length and warmth and causing the four seasons of the year. PRINT/BRAILLE.

For grades 2-4. 1995.

Rikki-Tikki-Tavi BR 11015

by Rudyard Kipling 

1 volume

A young mongoose is found by an English family in India and, following his instincts, he stalks

and kills poisonous snakes in their garden. His courage endears him to everyone.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 2-4. 1997.

The Rough-Face Girl BR 11031

by Rafe Martin 

1 volume

This Algonquin Indian folktale is a variation on the Cinderella story. The two beautiful older

sisters are mean to the Rough-Face Girl. But her inner beauty gives her an advantage when all

three want to marry the Invisible Being. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1992.

The Sea King's Daughter: A Russian Legend BR 11043

retold by Aaron Shepard 

1 volume

Young Sadko is a poor man who loves his Russian city of Novgorod the Great and his life as a

musician. But he longs for a woman's love and companionship. One day the Sea King rises from

the river to offer him riches and a beautiful wife if Sadko will give up his beloved home and live

under the sea. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 2-4. 1997.

Seal Surfer BR 11037

by Michael Foreman 

1 volume

Even though Ben sometimes uses a wheelchair, he and his grandfather often hunt for mussels

along a rocky beach. One spring they spot a seal and her new pup. Over the next few years, Ben

and the young seal develop a special bond as they both ride the ocean waves. PRINT/BRAILLE.

For grades K-3. 1996.

The Shepherd Boy BR 11003

by Kristine L. Franklin 

1 volume

A young Navajo boy discovers that one of his sheep is missing when he brings in his family's

flock one evening. He then must rescue the lost lamb before nightfall. PRINT/BRAILLE. For

preschool-grade 2. 1994.

Shingebiss: An Ojibwe Legend BR 11025

retold by Nancy Van Laan 

1 volume

This Ojibwe (Chippewa) legend tells how Shingebiss, a clever, resourceful duck, meets the

challenges of Kabibona'kan, Winter Maker. Shingebiss has four logs in his wigwam to keep him

warm all winter, but when he goes outdoors to fish for food, Winter Maker tries to freeze him.

Shingebiss outwits Winter Maker in the end. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades 2-4. 1997.

Silver Packages: An Appalachian Christmas Story BR 11030

by Cynthia Rylant 

1 volume

A wealthy man, once nursed back to health in Appalachia, now brings a Christmas train through

the mountains each year and tosses silver packages to the children. One boy wishes in vain for a

doctor's kit but, years later, realizes he received the gifts he needed most. PRINT/BRAILLE. For

grades K-3. 1987.

The Snowy Day BR 10045

by Ezra Jack Keats 

1 volume

Young Peter is thrilled to wake up to snow piled high. He spends the day crunching, sliding,

building a snowman, making snow angels, and having a great time. For grades K-3.

PRINT/BRAILLE. Caldecott award winner. 1962.

Some Smug Slug BR 11010

by Pamela Duncan Edwards 

1 volume

While out strolling one summer Sunday, a slug struggles up a bumpy slope that is blocking his

path. Despite the warnings of a sparrow, a spider, a swallowtail, a skink, and a squirrel, the slug

continues on...until a toad has a succulent meal. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1996.

Starry Messenger: A Book Depicting the Life of a Famous Scientist, Mathematician,

Astronomer, Philosopher, Physicist, Galileo Galilei BR 11012

by Peter Sis 

1 volume

Account of Galileo, born in 1564, who studied the stars in the sky through a telescope and began

to believe that the sun, not the earth, is the center of the universe. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades

2-4 and older readers. 1996.

Swimmy BR 11004

by Leo Lionni 

1 volume

Swimmy is the only black fish in a school of little red fish who live in a corner of the sea. One

day a big fish comes along and eats all the little red fish, but Swimmy, who can swim very fast,

escapes. He is very sad, until he starts meeting all the other wonderful creatures in the sea.

PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1963.

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly BR 12003

by Simms Taback 

1 volume

Recounts the tale of an old lady who swallows a fly and then goes on to swallow numerous other

animals until she swallows a horse--and dies, of course. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade

2. 1997.

Tom's Tail BR 11009

by Linda Jennings 

1 volume

Tom is a piglet who doesn't like the fact that his tail is curly. So the other barnyard animals try to

straighten Tom's tail for him. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1995.

Town Mouse, Country Mouse BR 11027

by Jan Brett 

1 volume

Tired of running from the house cat, the "town mouse" decides to take his wife on a picnic in the

country. There they meet a country mouse and her husband, who offer to trade houses with the

town mice. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1994.

Two Bad Ants BR 12010

by Chris Van Allsburg 

1 volume

Two ants join a sugar expedition, leaving their outdoor world to enter a human's kitchen. They

decide to stay near the tasty treasure, but surviving in this new world is full of unexpected

dangers. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1988.

Two Mrs. Gibsons BR 11006

by Toyomi Igus 

1 volume

A girl recalls growing up with two Mrs. Gibsons--her mother, who is Japanese, and her

grandmother, who is African American. She explains how their love for her overcame racial

barriers. PRINT/BRAILLE. For preschool-grade 2. 1996.

Velcome BR 12005

by Kevin O'Malley 

1 volume

Collection of creepy and terrifying stories that also have humorous endings. A young boy is

followed home by a coffin, and a young girl home alone keeps getting phone calls from the

Viper, who says he is coming up to her apartment. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1997.

The Very Hungry Caterpillar BR 12015

by Eric Carle 

1 volume

A hungry caterpillar eats his way through so much food that he has a stomachache. When he

builds a small house for himself, something wonderful happens.  PRINT/BRAILLE. For

preschool-grade 2. 1969.

Zin! Zin! Zin! A Violin BR 11001

by Lloyd Moss 

1 volume

Musical instruments take their place, one by one, on the stage until there is a chamber group of

ten. PRINT/BRAILLE. For grades K-3. 1995.