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334 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
Spot Can Count. Putnam, 1999. (T-P)
In this “lift-the-flap” book, Spot counts animals from one to ten.
Hill, Eric.
Spot va a la granja. Putnam, 1987. (T-P)
Spot is greeted by all the animals with their distinct sounds as he searches for baby animals on
the farm. Spanish language version of Spot Goes to the Farm.
Hill, Eric.
Spot va a la playa. Putnam, 1987. (T-P)
Spot enjoys a day at the beach with his mother and father and makes a new friend. Spanish
language version of Spot Goes to the Beach.
Hill, Labin.
X Games Xtreme Mysteries: Spiked Snow. Hyperion, 1998. (I-Y)
A group of teens go to the Winter X Games and become involved in a mystery. Number 7 in the
Xtreme Mysteries series.
Hoena, B. A.
A Visit to the Library. Capstone, 2003. (P-I)
Simple facts introduce young children to the public library.
Holabird, Katherine.
Angelina Ballerina. Crown, 1983. (P)
A little mouse, determined to be a ballerina, dances all over her house.
Homzie, H. B.
The Baby-Sitters Wore Diapers. Aladdin, 2003. (I)
Barton and Nancy can’t baby-sit because they are competing in a skateboard competition, so
clones take their place.
Hopkins, Lee Bennett.
Opening Days: Sports Poems. Harcourt, 1996. (I-Y)
Eighteen poems connect with personal performance in sports.
Horowitz, Anthony.
Skeleton Key. Philomel, 2003. (Y)
Teen spy Alex Rider is recruited off the soccer field to investigate irregularities at the
Wimbledon tennis championships.
Hoyt-Goldsmith, Diane.
Lacrosse: The National Game of the Iroquois. Holiday House, 1998. (I-Y)
By focusing on a 13-year-old Iroquois player, readers learn about the traditions, rules, and
history of this international sport.
Hughes, Dean.
Play Ball. Atheneum, 1999. (I)
Robbie and Wilson hastily assemble a rag tag team to play baseball during the summer.