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350 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
Life, Love, and the Pursuit of Free Throws. Walker, 2004. (Y)
More than anything else, Cami, a high school freshman, wants to be the most valuable player on
the basketball team so she can run drills with her idol, former WNBA player Rebecca Lobo.
Reid, Rob.
Children’s Jukebox: A Subject Guide to Musical Recordings and Programming Ideas for
Songsters Ages One to Twelve. ALA, 1995. (L)
This annotated guide to songs on over 300 recordings for children is invaluable for finding
music to use in programming.
Repchuk, Caroline.
The Race. Chronicle, 2001. (P-I)
Hare chooses a fast car to race around the world, but Tortoise goes for a slower and steadier
method.
Rex, Michael.
My Race Car. Henry Holt, 2000. (T-P)
Rex uses computer illustrations to provide a behind-the-scenes look at elements of stock car
racing.
Rey, H. A.
Curious George Rides a Bike. Houghton Mifflin, 1973. (P-I)
George takes a ride on his new bike and his curiosity leads him on a wild ride.
Richards, Jean.
The First Olympic Games. Millbrook, 2000. (I)
The origins of the Olympics are traced to a single chariot race in this retelling of a Greek myth.
Risk, Mary.
Happy Birthday! / ¡Feliz cumpleaños! Barron’s, 1996. (T-I)
A bilingual birthday party helps readers learn simple Spanish words and phrases.
Risk, Mary.
I Want My Banana / ¡Quiero mi plátano! Barron’s, 1996. (T-I)
Monkey is offered a variety of fruit by his jungle friends but is not satisfied until he finds his
lost banana.
Risk, Mary.
What's for Supper? / ¿Qué hay para cenar? Barron’s, 1998. (T-I)
A family trip to the grocery store to buy the ingredients for a special supper for mom helps
children discover healthy foods while learning Spanish and English words.
Rockwell, Lizzy.
The Busy Body Book: A Kid’s Guide to Fitness. Crown, 2004. (P-I)
This book uses colorful illustrations of different children and the systems of the body to show
that your body is built to move.
Root, Phyllis.