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Texas Reading Club Manual 321
Bruchac, Joseph.
The Warriors. Darby Creek, 2003. (I-Y)
A young Algonquin teenager moves from the reservation to a private school where the coach is
obsessed with lacrosse.
Bruss, Deborah.
Book! Book! Book! Scholastic, 2001. (T-P)
The animals in town go to the library, looking for something to do when all the children have
gone back to school.
Bryant, Ray.
At the Races: Funtime Rhymes. Barron's, 2004. (T)
Raymond, the racing car, and four other speedy vehicles are described in verse.
Bunting, Eve.
Summer Wheels. Harcourt, 1992. (P-I)
Someone takes advantage of the kindly “Bicycle Man” who fixes and loans bikes to the
neighborhood kids.
Burg, Brad.
Outside the Lines: Poetry at Play. Putnam, 2002. (P-I)
The words are rolling, swinging, skipping, and bouncing in this illustrated collection of concrete
poetry about outdoor activities.
Cabarga, Leslie.
Ready-to-Use Trade Symbols and Motifs: 88 Different Copyright-Free Designs Printed One
Side. Dover, 1993. (L)
Ready to use copyright-free designs reflect trade symbols for a variety of industries.
Calmenson, Stephanie.
Good For You! Toddler Rhymes for Toddler Times. Harper, 2001. (T)
Toddler rhymes for toddler times.
Camp, Lindsay.
Keeping Up With Cheetah. Lothrop, 1993. (I)
Cheetah appreciates his relationship with Hippopotamus more when he learns there are qualities
in a friend that are more important than being able to run fast.
Carle, Eric.
From Head to Toe. Harper, 1997. (T+)
Children are encouraged to exercise by imitating the animal’s movements.
Carle, Eric.
La oruga muy hambrienta. Philomel, 1994. (T-I)
A hungry caterpillar grows rapidly as he eats his way through various foods. When he is finally
full, the caterpillar forms a chrysalis and evolves into a beautiful butterfly. Spanish language
version of The Very Hungry Caterpillar.