2007 Printable Manual - Texas State Library and Archives ...

Sail Away With Books!
Originally published in 1974, the new edition has split pages so the children can match
colors with objects.
Carle, Eric.
Papa, Please Get the Moon for Me. Picture Book Studio, 1986. (T-P)
This foldout story tells how a young girl’s father fulfills her request to hold and play with
the moon.
Carle, Eric.
Today is Monday. Philomel, 1993. (T-P)
Sing or read this story in which each day of the week presents a different food and on
Sunday, a group of children can come and eat it all up.
Carpenter, Stephen.
Three Billy Goats Gruff. Harper, 1998. (P)
One at a time, three clever billy goats outwit the evil troll that lives under the bridge they
must cross on their way to graze in the mountains.
Carter, David.
Who Took the Cookies from the Cookie Jar? Scholastic, 2002. (T-P)
Lift-up flaps and pop-up surprises help solve the mystery of who took the cookies from
the cookie jar.
Castellano, Marie.
Simply Super Storytimes. Upstart, 2003. (L)
This book of themed storytimes for teachers and librarians includes suggestions for
books, songs, poems, fingerplays, activities, crafts, and snacks.
Cerullo, Mary M.
The Truth About Dangerous Sea Creatures. Chronicle, 2003. (I-Y)
This book provides facts about dangerous sea creatures such as sharks, jellyfish, and a
giant squid.
Charles, Donald.
Calico Cat’s Exercise Book. Children’s Press, 1982. (T-P)
Calico Cat leads the reader and his class of mice in an exercise routine.
Clements, Andrew.
Big Al and Shrimpy. Simon and Schuster, 2002. (P-I)
Shrimpy and Big Al form a friendship that make a big difference in Big Al’s life.
Coatsworth, Elizabeth.
The Cat Who Went to Heaven. Simon and Schuster, 1930. (I-Y)
Set in Japan, a poor artist paints animals going to heaven to be blessed by Buddha.
Winner of the 1931 Newbery Medal.
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