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Sail Away With Books!
Macquitty, Miranda.
Sharks and Other Scary Sea Creatures. Dorling Kindersley, 2002. (I-Y)
This book features color photos and many interesting facts about frightening sea
creatures.
Mahy, Margaret.
The Horrendous Hullabaloo. Viking, 1992. (P)
Wh en an old woman discovers that her nephew, a pirate, won’t invite her to any parties,
she decides to have a party for herself and his parrot.
Mandel, Peter.
My Ocean Liner: Across the North Atlantic on the Great Ship Normandie. Stemmer,
2000. (I)
In 1939, nine-year-old Paul went on a memorable five-day voyage from New York to
France on the biggest ship in the world, the luxurious ocean liner, Normandie.
Marsh, Valerie.
Stories That Stick, Quick & Easy Storyboard Tales. Upstart, 2002. (L)
This resource book for teachers and librarians includes twenty-two stories, rhymes, and
poems with the patterns for use as flannel boards.
Martin, Bill.
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Holt, 1967. (T)
The classic rhyming story about a variety of colorful animals looking at each other and
the children who are looking at them.
Martin, Bill.
Listen to the Rain. Holt, 1988. (P)
This rhyming story describes the different sounds that rain makes and the quiet that
comes after a rainstorm.
Marx, Christy.
Life in the Ocean Depths. Rosen, 2003. (I)
Explore the ocean depths and meet the creatures that live there.
Marzollo, Jean.
I Spy Treasure Hunt. Cartwheel, 1999. (I)
Look for treasure in this seek-and-find book.
Marzollo, Jean.
Little Bear, You're a Star: A Greek Myth About the Constellations. Little Brown, 2005.
(P-I)
A simple retelling of the Greek myth about the origin of the constellations Ursa Major
and Minor.
Marzollo, Jean.
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