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THE TALES OF UNCLE REMUS<br />

The Adventures of Brer Rabbit<br />

Illustrated by Jerry Pinkney<br />

“Lester has retold 48 of the folktales in<br />

standard English but with a strong feel<br />

for the dialect of the original stories...as<br />

lively as the originals but they also have a<br />

liveliness of their own, as he incorporates<br />

modern allusions which never seem out<br />

of place.’’ —School Library JournalH<br />

Rec: AN, BG, BLH, CH, CC, CE, CS, CSM, HH KH, LAT, LC,<br />

NC, NYC, PC, PW, SLJH, TE<br />

Coretta Scott King Honor<br />

6 x 9 160 pp. 1999<br />

978-0-14-130347-5<br />

Puffin Modern Classic<br />

$8.99<br />

5 x 7 160 pp. 2006<br />

978-0-14-240720-2 $5.99<br />

See index for more titles by Julius Lester.<br />

See index for more titles by Jerry Pinkney.<br />

LINDGREN, ASTRID<br />

PIPPI GOES ON BOARD<br />

Translated by Florence Lamborn<br />

Illustrated by Louis S. Glanzman<br />

“Lovers of Pippi Longstocking will welcome<br />

this rollicking tale of a topsy-turvy<br />

world in which Pippi and her next-door<br />

neighbors put into practice some ideas<br />

about good times.”<br />

—School Library Journal<br />

Rec: C, E, H, SLJ, TE<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 144 pp. 1977<br />

978-0-14-030959-1 $4.99<br />

PIPPI IN THE SOUTH SEAS<br />

Translated by Gerry Bothmer<br />

Illustrated by Louis S. Glanzman<br />

“Any reappearance of the irrepressible<br />

Pippi Longstocking is cause for celebration.<br />

This installment is no exception.”<br />

—The New York Times<br />

Rec: C, CS, H, HG, NYT, SLJ, W<br />

8 1/4 x 5 1/2 128 pp. 1997<br />

978-0-14-030958-4 $4.99<br />

PIPPI LONGSTOCkING<br />

Translated by Florence Lamborn<br />

Illustrated by Louis S. Glanzman<br />

“A rollicking story of Pippi, who lives<br />

without any grownups in a little house<br />

at the edge of the village. The matter-offact<br />

ways in which her absurd adventures<br />

are related is one of the chief charms of<br />

this story.”<br />

Rec: BL, CE, E, H, HG, TE, W<br />

—The Horn Book<br />

5 1/2 x 7 3/4 158 pp. 1977<br />

978-0-14-030957-7<br />

Puffin Modern Classic<br />

$5.99<br />

5 x 7 160 pp. 2005<br />

978-0-14-240249-8 $5.99<br />

RONIA, THE ROBBER’S DAUGHTER<br />

Translated by Patricia Crampton<br />

Ronia “is the beloved only daughter of<br />

robber chief Matt, whose domain is a<br />

fearsome wood....Ronia’s brave spirit<br />

makes her an appealing heroine whose<br />

dilemmas will capture the sympathies of<br />

young readers.” (Booklist)<br />

Rec: AN, BL, H, R, SLJ, TE<br />

National Book Award<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 180 pp. 1985<br />

978-0-14-031720-6 $5.99<br />

See index for more titles by Astrid Lindgren.<br />

LITTLE, JEAN<br />

DIFFERENT DRAGONS<br />

Illustrated by Laura Fernandez<br />

<strong>Young</strong> Ben “is afraid of more than he<br />

cares to admit—including a large Labrador<br />

dog named Gulliver Galant....During<br />

a noisy thunderstorm, however, Ben discovers<br />

that Gully is more marshmallow<br />

than mean when they both take cover<br />

under the same bed.”<br />

—Christian Science Monitor<br />

Rec: BL, CSM, K, SLJH<br />

5 1/2 x 8 112 pp. 1989/2007<br />

978-0-14-331230-7 $5.99<br />

LITTMAN, SARAH DARER<br />

CONFESSIONS OF A CLOSET<br />

CATHOLIC<br />

“Justine Silver, 11, has decided to give<br />

up being Jewish for Lent. Of course,<br />

this is a secret she keeps from her family,<br />

along with her regular confessions to her<br />

stuffed teddy bear, ‘Father Ted,’ Mac,<br />

Justine’s best friend at her new school, is<br />

Catholic….Justine’s strange fascination<br />

with this ‘perfect’ life and religion has her<br />

doubting her own faith, which people in<br />

her own family observe in very different<br />

ways…<strong>Readers</strong> can’t help but laugh and<br />

cry with this winning protagonist.”<br />

—School Library Journal<br />

Rec: C, K, PW, SLJ, V<br />

5 1/16 x 7 3/4 208 pp. 2006<br />

978-0-14-240597-0 $5.99<br />

141 ◆<br />

Ages 8-12 • Intermediate Independent Reads

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