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326 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
Maisy Dresses Up. Candlewick, 1999. (T-P)
Maisy must change outfits in order to get ready for Tallulah’s costume party.
Cousins, Lucy.
Maisy Goes Swimming. Little, Brown, 1990. (T-P)
Maisy can’t wait to go swimming, but she needs help changing into her colorful swimsuit. By
lifting the flaps and pulling the tabs readers help Maisy get ready.
Cousins, Lucy.
Maisy Goes to the Playground. Candlewick, 1992. (T-P)
Pull the tabs and lift the flaps to see what fun Maisy has at the playground.
Cousins, Lucy.
Maisy’s Pool. Candlewick, 1999. (T-P)
Limited space means all of her friends can’t fit into Maisy’s pool so she finds a water game they
all can enjoy.
Cousins, Lucy.
Maisy’s Rainbow Dream. Candlewick, 2003. (T-P)
Unique animals and objects help readers explore Maisy’s colorful dream.
Coy, John.
Crackback. Scholastic, 2005. (Y)
A high school football player learns that his teammates are taking steroids and he’s faced with a
dilemma: does he bow to peer pressure and do what it takes to win, or does he do the right
thing?
Crews, Donald.
Bicycle Race. Greenwillow, 1985. (P)
The ninth bicyclist in a race tries to catch up after her bike breaks down.
Crews, Donald.
Freight Train / Tren de carga. Greenwillow, 2003. (T-I)
This colorful concept book shows the movement of a train traveling through tunnels and trestles.
Crossingham, John and Bobbie Kalman.
Extreme Sports. Crabtree, 2004. (I-Y)
From kayaking to cliff diving, facts and photographs provide information about a range of
extreme sports. Other titles in the series focus on specific sports.
Crutcher, Chris.
Athletic Shorts: Six Short Stories. Greenwillow, 1991. (Y)
Six gritty, no-holds-barred stories that deal with some of sport’s weightier issues, including
racism, sexism, and homophobia.
Crutcher, Chris.
Whale Talk. Greenwillow, 2001. (Y)