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Dino-Hockey u<br />

by Lisa Wheeler • illustrated by Barry Gott<br />

SE GROUP (GRADES 2–6) • Reviews: BL, HG, K, SLJ<br />

“They play to win on icy floors—Meat-Eaters vs.<br />

Veggiesaurs!” Two teams of dinosaurs square off in a<br />

wild game of ice hockey as hundreds of their fellow<br />

dinos cheer them on. T. Rex and Triceratops stare<br />

each other down in a fierce face-off. At first, the<br />

ferocious carnivores of the Meat-Eaters take the lead.<br />

But then the wily Veggiesaurs slip the puck past the<br />

Meat-Eaters’ goalie to tie the game. Which team is<br />

hungrier for victory? Full-color illustrations.<br />

Isbn: 9780822561910 • Dewey: e • 10 5/8" x 8 7/8" • 32 pp<br />

aR level: 2.0 • aR Points: 0.5 • sRC level: 2.5 • sRC Points: 1 • lexile: aD370l<br />

JLG: $9.00 • Carolrhoda: $16.95 • JlG Month: oCT 2007<br />

Dinosaur vs. Bedtime u<br />

written and illustrated by Bob Shea<br />

K GROUP (GRADES PreK–K)<br />

Reviews: BCCBH, CL, HH, HGs, K, PWH, SLJ, WC<br />

“ROAR! I’M A DINOSAUR! ROAR! NOTHING<br />

CAN STOP ME!” A young dinosaur takes on a pile<br />

of leaves . . . a big slide . . . a bowl of spaghetti . . .<br />

and “wins” every time. Even grown-ups stop talking<br />

and run away when Dinosaur comes along! Dinosaur<br />

displays a comically terrifying set of teeth at each new<br />

challenge and accepts each triumph with a bashful<br />

bow. Then Dinosaur faces the toughest challenge of<br />

all: bedtime. Full-color illustrations.<br />

Isbn: 9781423113355 • Dewey: e • 8 1/2" x 10 1/2" • 40 pp<br />

lexile: aD130l<br />

JLG: $9.00 • Hyperion: $15.99 • JlG Month: DeC 2008<br />

*NEW* Dinothesaurus:<br />

Prehistoric Poems and Paintings<br />

written and illustrated by Douglas Florian<br />

P GROUP (GRADES K–1)<br />

Reviews: BCCB, BLH, H, K, PWH, SLJH, WC<br />

Meet the Micropachycephalosaurus, a very small<br />

dinosaur with a very large name; and the Minmi,<br />

who has the honor of having “the smallest dinosaur<br />

name.” There’s Giganotosaurus, who “opened its<br />

jaws and took giga-bites”; the Ankylosaurus, “Tough<br />

as tanks and hard as nails”; and the mammoth<br />

Barosaurus, with its forty-three-foot tail. Playful<br />

poems and illustrations introduce and describe<br />

eighteen prehistoric reptiles. Pronunciation guides.<br />

Glossary. List of dinosaur museums and fossil sites.<br />

Selected bibliography and further reading. Full-color<br />

illustrations done with gouache, collage, colored<br />

pencils, stencils, and rubber stamps.<br />

Isbn: 9781416979784 • Dewey: 811’.54 • 10" x 10" • 56 pp<br />

sRC level: 3.2 • sRC Points: 1<br />

JLG: $13.25 • atheneum: $17.99 • JlG Month: aPR 2009<br />

“Florian’s free-flowing, witty<br />

collection of poems and collages<br />

about dinosaurs is a giganotosaurus<br />

delight—perhaps his best work ever.”<br />

—Publishers Weekly H<br />

Do unto Otters: A Book about Manners u<br />

written and illustrated by Laurie Keller<br />

P GROUP (GRADES K–1) • Reviews: BLH, HG, K, PW, SLJ<br />

Otters are moving in next door to Mr. Rabbit, and<br />

he doesn’t know what to do. What if they don’t get<br />

along? Well, Owl reminds Rabbit, just follow this<br />

simple rule: “Do unto otters as you would have otters<br />

do unto you.” Great! That means the otters will be<br />

friendly, honest, cooperative, and even share snacks!<br />

Wait a minute—what are those otters eating? Hot<br />

fish sundaes? Maybe they don’t need to share their<br />

snacks after all. Full-color acrylic paintings.<br />

Isbn: 9780805079968 • Dewey: e • 8 1/2" x 11" • 40 pp<br />

sRC level: 2.4 • sRC Points: 1 • lexile: 460l<br />

JLG: $9.00 • Holt: $16.95 • JlG Month: oCT 2007<br />

Doctor Ted<br />

by Andrea Beaty • illustrated by Pascal Lemaitre<br />

P GROUP (GRADES K–1)<br />

Reviews: BCCB, BL, CL, H, HGs, K, PWH, SLJ<br />

“One morning, Ted woke up, got out of bed, and<br />

bumped his knee. That’s not good, thought Ted.<br />

I need a doctor.” After finding no doctors nearby,<br />

Ted has another idea: why not become one? But<br />

when Ted starts examining his classmates, his teacher<br />

and his principal don’t seem to approve. “You can’t<br />

practice medicine in the lunchroom!” Mrs. Johnson<br />

says. Doctor Ted points at her cheeks. “You have<br />

mumps. Crutches could help.” Illustrations are<br />

rendered in brush and ink, then colored digitally.<br />

Isbn: 9781416928201 • Dewey: e • 9" x 10" • 32 pp<br />

aR level: 2.7 • aR Points: 0.5 • sRC level: 2.2 • sRC Points: 1 • lexile: 390l<br />

JLG: $9.00 • simon & schuster: $14.99 • JlG Month: aPR 2008<br />

Dodsworth in Paris<br />

written and illustrated by Tim Egan<br />

E GROUP (GRADES 1–3) • Reviews: BL, H, HGs, SLJ, WC<br />

When Dodsworth and the duck arrive in Paris,<br />

Dodsworth explains his one rule: “You can’t cause<br />

any trouble here.” “I wouldn’t dream of it,” the duck<br />

replies. But on the second day, the duck decides to<br />

find out how far a paper airplane can fly from the top<br />

of the Eiffel Tower. He uses paper from Dodsworth’s<br />

bag that—oops—turns out to be money! Neither a<br />

job delivering bread nor Dodsworth’s plan to paint<br />

and sell a picture solves their money woes. Can the<br />

duck get them out of the trouble he got them into?<br />

Full-color ink and watercolor illustrations.<br />

Isbn: 9780618980628 • Dewey: e • 6" x 9" • 48 pp<br />

aR level: 2.7 • aR Points: 0.5 • sRC level: 2.2 • sRC Points: 3 • lexile: 340l<br />

JLG: $9.00 • Houghton Mifflin: $15.00 • JlG Month: DeC 2008<br />

866.272.8599 13<br />

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