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An annotated listing of 1,637 multicultural fiction, folklore, poetry, and song books suitable for use with children from preschool through sixth grade, each including bibliographic information, use level, cultural/regional designation, a summary, and subject headings. Organized alphabetically by author's surname.

An annotated listing of non-fiction works about the Harlem Renaissance, featuring books, and audio and video tapes appropriate for students in grades seven through twelve; grouped in six general categories, including historical and biographical references, visual arts, and sports and entertainment.

Shares over two thousand ideas for making five hundred pictures books interactive, showing how elements from the story are turned into activities for children, and includes instructions for creating songs, games, rhymes, plays, and other activities to complement any book.

Provides center-piece activities for reader promotion programs and celebratory events based on popular children's series.

Reference guide to poetry anthologies with descriptions and evaluations of each anthology.

Presents a comprehensive, chronologically arranged bibliography of the written work of Theodor Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss. 'Includes annotations.

Guide for librarians selecting, ordering, and using government documents.

Provides teachers, parents, and librarians with lists of titles for students in preschool through grade six, organized by grade level, theme, and content areas.

Reviews over 1,500 titles.

A guide to over one thousand scenes and monologues for actors, featuring an alphabetical listing of three hundred plays, each with a synopsis, an analysis, and a listing of scenes and monologues; and including entries on individual audition pieces, grouped in six categories.