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342 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
One sunny morning, Froggy’s dad suggests a bicycle trip but the young amphibian can’t find all
his gear. Illustrated by Frank Remkiewicz.
London, Jonathan.
Wiggle Waggle. Harcourt, 1999. (T-I)
Through a series of questions and answers, children learn how different animals walk.
Longo, Frank A.
The New York Times on the Web Crosswords for Teens. St. Martin’s, 2002. (Y)
One of the only crossword books specifically aimed at teens, this collection features puzzles on
a variety of themes that will entertain and educate.
Lopshire, Robert.
How to Make Flibbers, etc.: A Book of Things to Make and Do. Random House, 1964. (L) (OP)
This easy-to-read collection of crafts includes some with very odd names.
Lord, Trevor.
Big Book of Race Cars. Dorling Kindersly, 2001. (P-I)
Large photographs of many racecars combined with short paragraphs with facts that are
scattered around the pages make this a sure-fire hit.
Lupica, Mike.
Travel Team. Philomel, 2004. (I-Y)
Although Danny is a basketball fanatic, when he doesn’t qualify for the traveling team, he fails
to follow in his father’s footsteps.
Lynch, Chris.
The Iceman. Harper, 1994. (Y)
Eric lives to play ice hockey but faces a crisis of conscience about the violence displayed by
many team members, including himself.
MacDonald, Andy.
Dropping in with Andy Mac: The Life of a Pro Skateboarder. Simon Spotlight, 2003. (Y)
This autobiography of one of skateboarding’s premier stars emphasizes his struggles as a young
man and the practice it took to perfect the death-defying stunts that brought him fame.
MacGregor, Roy.
The Quebec City Crisis. Tundra, 1998. (I-Y)
The Screech Owls, a hockey team, are playing in the Peewee Invitational, but someone is trying
to terrorize them into losing.
Macguire, Jack.
Hopscotch, Hangman, Hot Potato, and Ha Ha Ha: A Rulebook of Children's Games. Fireside,
1990. (L)
Rules and step-by-step instructions for more than 250 games ensure that children will be
entertained.
Mack, Tracy.