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Texas Reading Club Manual 343
Birdland. Scholastic, 2003. (Y)
After his brother’s death, a 14-year-old boy finds solace making a video documentary about his
New York City neighborhood.
Macy, Sue.
A Whole New Ball Game: The Story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
Puffin, 1995. (I-Y)
Popularized by the movie, A League of Their Own, this is the real story about an obscure chapter
in American sports.
Mak, Kam
My Chinatown: One Year in Poems. Harper, 2002. (I-Y)
A boy adjusts to city life away from his home in Hong Kong when he moves to an American
Chinatown.
Malone, Peter.
Star Shapes. Chronicle, 1996. (P)
Illustrations and rhyming text describe animal constellations seen in the night sky.
Mammano, Julie.
Rhinos Who Surf. Chronicle, 1996. (I)
Rhinos get up early and have fun riding the waves.
Marino, Jane.
Babies in the Library! Scarecrow, 2003. (L)
This is a collection of lapsit programs with rhymes and fingerplays.
Marsh, Valerie.
Mystery-Fold: Stories to Tell, Draw and Fold. Alleyside, 1993. (L)
This collection offers 22 stories to tell with folded paper.
Marsh, Valerie.
Storyteller’s Sampler. Highsmith, 1996. (L)
This collection of twenty tales demonstrates various storytelling methods, including paper
cutting, sign language, mystery fold, story puzzles, and storyknifing.
Marshall, James.
The Cut-Ups Carry On. Viking, 1990. (P)
Spud and Joe are forced by their mothers to take ballroom dancing lessons.
Martin, Bill, Jr.
Oso pardo, oso pardo, ¿qué ves ahí? Henry Holt, 1998. (T-P)
Eric Carle’s tissue paper collage helps young reader’s discover a variety of animals mentioned
in Martin’s rhyming text. Spanish language version of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You
See?
Martin, Bill, Jr. and Michael Sampson.
Little Granny Quarterback. Boyds Mills, 2001. (P)