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BOLDEN, TONYA<br />

PORTRAITS OF<br />

AFRICAN-AMERICAN HEROES<br />

Illustrated by Ansel Pitcairn<br />

“Well known for her books on notable<br />

personalities…Bolden offers another<br />

winning collection of 20 biographical<br />

essays. From Dizzy Gillespie and W. E.<br />

B. Du Bois to Gwendolyn Brooks and<br />

Judith Jamison, the collection ranges<br />

from historical to contemporary figures<br />

who made their mark in fields as diverse<br />

as athletics, politics, science, and the<br />

arts…Pitcairn’s beautifully rendered<br />

sepia-toned portraits make each subject<br />

jump from the page, beckoning children<br />

to come ever closer and learn.”<br />

—Booklist<br />

Rec: BL, KH, SLJ<br />

8 x 10 96 pp. 2005<br />

978-0-14-240473-7 $11.99<br />

BOYD, CANDY DAWSON<br />

CHARLIE PIPPIN<br />

“Chartreuse ‘Charlie’ Pippin is an 11year-old<br />

black girl living in California....<br />

Her decision to learn about the Vietnam<br />

War as a school report only leads to<br />

further conflict with her [Vietnam vet]<br />

father, who refuses to discuss the war.<br />

The domestic resolution is not so much<br />

a peace settlement as a cease fire. A good<br />

novel about vital people and important<br />

issues.” —School Library Journal<br />

Rec: BL, C, CC, CR, CS, K, LC, PW, R, SLJ, TE, V<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 192 pp. 1988<br />

978-0-14-032587-4 $6.99<br />

CHEVROLET SATURDAYS<br />

Last year, Joey Davis was the best science<br />

student in Miss Alder’s fourth grade. But<br />

last year he didn’t have to deal with a<br />

teacher who didn’t like him, a class bully,<br />

and a new stepfather.<br />

Rec: K, SLJ<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 192 pp. 1995<br />

978-0-14-036859-8 $5.99<br />

See index for more titles by Candy Dawson Boyd.<br />

Judy Blume<br />

DOUBLE FUDGE<br />

“Fans of Superfudge and Fudge-a-<br />

Mania will welcome the return of<br />

seventh-grader Peter Hatcher and his<br />

five-year-old brother, Fudge, who in this<br />

comical caper meet distant cousins from<br />

Hawaii…Fudge’s inimitable antics and<br />

the characters’ rousing repartee contribute<br />

to the sprightly clip of this cheerful<br />

read.” —Publishers Weekly<br />

Rec: PW, SLJ<br />

5 1/16 x 7 7/8 224 pp. 2003/2007<br />

978-0-14-240878-0 $5.99<br />

FUDGE-A-MANIA<br />

Peter Hatcher can’t get a break. His little<br />

brother, Fudge—the five-year-old human<br />

hurricane—has big plans to marry<br />

Peter’s sworn enemy, Sheila Tubman.<br />

That alone would be enough to ruin his<br />

whole summer, but now Peter’s parents<br />

have decided to rent a summer home<br />

next door to Sheila the Cootie Queen’s<br />

house for three whole weeks! “Just the<br />

right doses of surprise and laughter to<br />

keep turning the pages.”<br />

—School Library Journal<br />

Rec: PW, SLJ<br />

5 1/16 x 7 7/8 160 pp. 2003/2007<br />

978-0-14-240877-3 $5.99<br />

OTHERWISE KNOWN AS<br />

SHEILA THE GREAT<br />

“Sheila manages to survive the episodic<br />

trials of the summer—the beginners’<br />

swimming test, the revelations of her<br />

friends’ Slam Books, even the presence<br />

of the dog who ‘goes with’ the Tubmans’<br />

rented summer home....Sheila’s<br />

ongoing crisis of image is as easy to<br />

identify with as it is to laugh at.”<br />

—Kirkus<br />

Rec: K, SLJ<br />

5 1/16 x 7 7/8 144 pp. 2003/2007<br />

978-0-14-240879-7 $5.99<br />

SUPERFUDGE<br />

Nothing is easy for 12-year-old Peter<br />

Hatcher. His younger brother, Fudge,<br />

is bad enough. But now there’s a new<br />

baby coming and the family is moving<br />

to Princeton. “A genuinely funny story...<br />

dealing with the kinks and knots of modern<br />

family life.”<br />

—The New York Times Book Review<br />

Rec: K, SLJ<br />

5 1/16 x 7 7/8 192 pp. 2003/2007<br />

978-0-14-240880-3 $5.99<br />

TALES OF A FOURTH GRADE<br />

NOTHING<br />

Peter finds his demanding two-year-old<br />

brother, Fudge, an ever increasing problem.<br />

Peter, because he’s the oldest, must<br />

deal with Fudgie’s disgusting cuteness,<br />

his constant meddling with Peter’s stuff,<br />

and other grave offenses, one of which<br />

is almost too much to bear. “Will bring<br />

a chorus of laughter from sympathetic<br />

readers.” —Publisher’s Weekly<br />

Rec: K, SLJ<br />

5 1/16 x 7 7/8 128 pp. 2003/2007<br />

978-0-14-240881-0 $5.99<br />

THE COMPLETE SET<br />

OF FUDGE BOOKS ❖<br />

(Includes all five books)<br />

Box: 7 11/16 x 5 3/16 x 2 1/8 2007<br />

978-0-14-240906-0 $29.95<br />

117 ◆<br />

Ages 8-12 • Intermediate Independent Reads

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