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Sail Away With Books!
McMenemy, Sarah.
Jack’s New Boat. Candlewick, 2005. (T-P)
Jack receives a new boat from his Uncle Jim, but while playing with it in the ocean, it
gets swept away.
McMullan, Kate.
Bathtub Blues. Little, Brown, 2005. (T-P)
The Rock-a-Baby band is ready to sing and play while in the tub in this rhyming picture
book. Includes a musical CD to sing along with the story.
McMullan, Kate.
I Stink! Harper, 2002. (P)
A stinky garbage truck makes its rounds through the city, happily picking up everything
from apple cores to ziti with zucchini.
McPhail, David.
Edward and the Pirates. Little, Brown, 1997. (I)
Once Edward learns to read, books and his vivid imagination provide him with great
adventures.
McPhail, David.
Pig Pig Gets a Job. Dutton, 1990. (P)
Pig Pig imagines all the jobs he could get and decides to try doing these different tasks
for his family.
Melville, Herman.
Moby Dick. Modern Library, 1992. (Y+)
A captain chases a white whale over the ocean in this classic story of obsession and
revenge.
Merriam, Eve.
On My Street. Harper, 2000. (T)
Children will enjoy pointing out familiar people and places as they journey through the
neighborhood.
Merriam, Eve.
Train Leaves the Station. Henry Holt, 1992. (T)
A classic picture book about a train journeying through the countryside that teaches
children how to count and tell time.
Meyer, Lewis A.
Bloody Jack: Being An Account of the Curious Adventures of Mary “Jacky” Farber
Ship’s Boy. Harcourt, 2002. (I-Y)
A teenage girl disguises herself as a boy and lives aboard a British warship that is
searching for pirates.
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