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358 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
Thomas, Lyn.
What? What? What?: Astounding, Weird, Wonderful and Just Plain Unbelievable Facts .
Mapletree, 2003. (I)
All kinds of trivia, jokes, and riddles are offered to amuse readers.
Thomas, Mark.
Fun and Games in Colonial America. Children’s Press, 2003. (P-I)
Pictures and easy text describe some of the games played by Colonial American children.
Thompson, Lauren.
Little Quack’s Hide and Seek. Simon and Schuster, 2004. (T)
The ducklings are playing hide and seek, but Little Quack can’t find a place! What will he do?
Totten, Kathryn.
Storytime Crafts. Alleyside, 1998. (L)
Directions for activities and crafts are provide for a variety of storytime themes.
Trapani, Iza.
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star. Charlesbridge, 1994. (P)
A little girl accompanies a star on a magical ride across the sky in this expanded version of the
famous poem.
Tripp, Valerie.
Good Sport Gwen. Pleasant, 1994. (P-I)
Gwen is a good sport when her team is winning, but she doesn’t handle losing quite as well.
Ulmer, Michael.
H is for Horse: An Equestrian Alphabet. Sleeping Bear, 2004. (P-I)
Each letter of the alphabet is represented with information relating to horse riding and
equestrian care.
U’Ren, Andrea.
Mary Smith. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2003. (I-Y)
In this fascinating mix of fiction and history, readers follow Mary Smith as she walks through
town, waking people up by shooting her peashooter at their windows in the days before alarm
clocks.
Van Allsburg, Chris.
Jumanji. Houghton Mifflin, 1991. (P-I)
Judy and Peter find a game board that transports them into a fantastical world where the game
they are playing is real.
Vande Velde, Vivian.
Heir Apparent. Harcourt, 2002. (Y)
There are many ways to die when the games in a virtual reality arcade malfunction.
Wallace, Nancy Elizabeth.
The Sun, The Moon, and the Stars. Houghton Mifflin, 2003. (P)