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360 Reading: The Sport of Champions!
Wells, Rosemary.
Max’s Breakfast. Penguin, 2004 (T-P)
Ruby tries very hard to outsmart her brother, Max, and get him to eat breakfast.
Wells, Rosemary.
Read to Your Bunny. Scholastic, 2003. (T)
This cozy story about the joys of reading encourages parents to read with a child for at least
twenty minutes each day.
Weyland, Jocko.
Answer is Never: A Skateboarder's History of the World. Grove, 2002. (Y+)
A history of skateboarding from the perspective of a twenty-year veteran, who has been skating
since he was 13. It begins with the birth of skateboarding as an offshoot of surfing and describes
innovations that have enabled some outrageous tricks to be performed.
Williams, Barbara.
So What If I’m a Sore Loser. Harcourt, 1981. (P-I) (OP)
Blake endures the taunts of his cousin, a swimming champion, until he shows him how horrible
a sore winner can really be.
Williams, Suzanne.
Library Lil. Dial, 1997. (P+)
A tough librarian turns a reluctant town into readers.
Williams, Venus and Serena Williams.
How to Play Tennis. DK, 2004. (I-Y)
Detailed photographs and tips from the two tennis stars will help readers become better players.
Williams, Vera.
Scooter. Greenwillow, 1993. (I)
Short vignettes tell the story of Elana Rose Rosen and her summer living in a city apartment.
She fills her days riding her scooter around the neighborhood and filling her notebook with
puzzles, phrases, and sketches.
Willis, Clint.
Epic: Stories of Survival from the World's Highest Peaks. Thunder's Mouth, 1997. (Y+)
Tales of fifteen memorable and hair-raising expeditions.
Willson, Sarah.
Travis and Scoop’s Big Race. Simon and Schuster, 2003. (T+)
Travis and Scoop race to the finish line in this lift-the-flap book.
Wilmes, Liz and Dick Wilmes.
2’s Experience: Fingerplays. Building Block, 1994. (L)
Original fingerplays and rhyming games are arranged by themes suitable for two-year-old
children.