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AUTHOR Spanhoff, E. de Rijk, Comp.TITLE Catalogue of Adult Literacy Materials at the State

Library of Louisiana.INSTITUTION Louisiana State Library, Baton Rouge.PUB DATE 92NOTE 281p.PUB TYPE Reference Materials Bibliographies (131)

Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC12 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Adult Literacy; Beginning Reading; Computer

Software; High Interest Low Vocabulary Books; LibraryCatalogs; *Library Collections; Library Materials;*Reading Materials; *State Libraries; VideotapeRecordings

IDENTIFIERS *Louisiana; Multimedia Materials

ABSTRACTThis catalog brings together literacy related

materials in all formats collected by the State Library of Louisiana.Each collection or category of materials that makes up the AdultLiteracy Collection is given a separate place in the catalog. Foreach category of materials there are at least two lists; the primarylist gives full bibliographic information, and the secondary list isarranged by subject or class number. Four categories of materials areincluded: (1) "Professional and Program Development Collection ofPrinted Materials" is comprised of works that support literacyresearch and program development and appear in a wide range offormats (440 titles); (2) "Video and Multi-Media Collection" includesa variety of audiocassettes, videos, and multi-media sets availableto serve libraries, community organizations, tutors, and individuals(82 titles) ; (3) "Computer Software Collection" contains materialsthat range from full instructional programs to simple typingtutorials and educational games and is designed as an examinationcollection not for general circulation (165 titles); and (4) "AdultNew Reader Collection" consists of high interest, low vocabularyreading materials (approximately 1,300 titles). (JLB)

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Table of Contents

Preface i

Professional & Program Development Collection

Periodicals List P-1Authorait le List P-3Subject List P-43

Video & Multi-Media Collection

Title List V-1Subject List V-11

Computer Software Collection

Title List S-1Subject List S-11Platform List S-23

Adult New Reader Collection

Authorait le List A-1Classified List A-75

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The Collection

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Preface

The Catalogue of Adult Literacy Materials at the State Libra'', of

Louisiana is the first attempt to bring together literacy related

materials in all formats, collected by the State Library over a

period of more than two decades. The State Library's involve-

ment in literacy began in the early 1970's with a decision to

acquire materials to support programs for the adult new reader.

This was the beginning of its Adult New Reader Collection, a

collection of high interest, low vocabulary materials that was

intended for circulation to public and institution libraries and

other literacy providers to help support their tutoring programs.

Over the next fifteen years this collection grew steadily. In 1983

a list of the Library's hi/lo books appeared, followed by two

supplements. These lists, in classified order, for many years

served as the guide to the State Library's Adult Literacy Collec-

tion.

After 1986, the Library's literacy collection saw dramatic expan-

sion, thanks largely to a federal grant program under Title VI of

the Library Services and Construction Act (LSCA). In 1987 the

State Library received an LSCA grant for $25,000 to purchase

computer equipment and instructional software programs suit-

able for adult learners. This established the State Library as a

clearinghouse for information oncomputer-assisted instruction.

A second LSCA grant for $25,000 was used in 1990 to expand and

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strengthen the collection of literacy books, educational software,

videocassettes, slides, audiocassettes, magazines, and literacy

training materials.

At the present time, the State Library's Adult Literacy Collec-

tion numbers just over 2000 titles. About two-thirds of these

represent hi/lo books, the Adult New ReaderCollection. The next

largest category comprises works that support literacy research

and program development. These works cover a wide range of

literacy related topics (e.g. adult education, dyslexia, literacy

policy, theory, program development, evaluation, computer-

assisted instruction) and appear in a wide range of formats (e.g.

journals, trade books, government documents, technical reports,

research studies, conference proceedings, journal articles, curric-

ular materials). The present catalogue lists about 440 titles,

which make up the Professional & Program Development Collec-

tion of Printed Materials, to distinguish them from works on

videotape and other media that may address similar topics.

While our catalogue has tried to include all monographs and

selected journal articles expressly devoted to literacy issues, it

does not encompass all State Library holdings on all topics related

to literacy, such as library services to adults, adult education, or

learning disabilities. Only a select number of important and more

recent titles on these subjects were given a place in our catalogue.

For this reason, the researcher who needs more comprehensive

coverage of these topics or who wishes to delve more deeply into

them is referred to the State Library's general collection.

The Computer SoftwareCollection of some 165 titles ranges from

full instructional programs, such as Project Star, a multi-level

reading program, to simple typing tutorials and educational

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Arrangement

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games. Designed as an examination collection, not for general

circulation, these software programs are available to literacy

program directors throughout the state for purposes of evaluation

and review.

The Video & Multi-Media Collection of 82 titles includes a

variety of audiocassettes, videos, and multi-media sets, available

to serve libraries, community organizations, tutors, and individu-

als. Some of these materials maybe especially attractive to adults

who seek self-improvement, but choose to do so in the privacy of

their own homes. Others can be very effectively used by libraries

and other agencies in their community-based tutorial programs.

Included are works on parenting, interviewing for jobs, and grant-

writing; works to help with student recruitment and literacy pro-

motion; as well as materials for conducting tutor-training

workshops and family literacy projects, such as the highly re-

spected Parents as Partners in Reading program developed in

Louisiana by Dr. Patricia Edwards.

Each collection or category ofmaterials that makes up the Adult

Literacy Collection is given a separate place in the catalogue. For

each category of materials there are at least two lists. The primary

list, and the one that offers the fullest bibliographic information,

is arranged by author and/or title. A secondary list follows,

arranged by subject or class number. Some of these subject lists

have abbreviated entries. To obtain the complete citation, there-

fore, the reader should always consult the appropriate au-

thor/title list. The Computer Software Collection has, in addition

to the title and subject lists, a third listing by platform, or type of

computer required to run the software; so that anyone equipped,

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Availability

for example, with an Apple He computer can tell at a glance what

software programs in the State Library's collection might be

useful to him.

The character of individual entries varies somewhat from collec-

tion to collection. Most give author/title information, place of

publication, publisher, date, and location or call number. Entries

in the Professional & Program Development Collection are fullest

and include as well broad subject headings. The Video & Multi-

media List omits publishing information, offering instead brief

annotations in keeping with the style of the Audiovisual Catalog

issued by the Audiovisual Resource Center, where these materi-

als are housed.

The Office of the State Library, a state agency within the De-

partment of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, serves all citizens

of Louisiana through the 64 parish library systems across the state.

Virtually every service offered by the State Library is available

through these local systems. In addition, the State Library is also

a direct public library for persons in state government. Elected

or appointed government officials and their staff members can

check out books, research materials and other items from the

library directly. All others wishing to borrow items from this

catalogue or from the general coll'xtion should request them

through their local public libraries.

Items from the Computer Software Collection, strictly an

examination collection not for general circulation, are available

to literacy program developers and directors. They may be re-

quested through the local public library. Those who need addi-

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tional information about these software programs or who wish to

schedule a demonstration may call the Library Development

Division of the State Library at (504) 342-4931.

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This catalogue was produced with the help of the following

computer software programs: Galaxy's Datatrieve + , Quattro

Pro 4.0, dBase III + , Pro-Cite 1.4, WordStar 6.0, WordPerfect 5.1,

and Ventura Publisher 3.0.

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sProfessional & Program Development

Collection of Printed MaterialsPeriodicals List

Adult and Continuing Education Today.Manhattan, KS: Learning ResourcesNetwork, 1971-

Adult Learning. Washington, DC: Amer-ican Association for Adult and Continu-ing Education, 1989-

CAELL Journal. Eugene, OR: Interna-tional Society for Technology in Educa-tion, 1988?-

Journal of Reading. Newark, DE: Inter-national Reading Association, 1968-

Reading Today: a bimonthly newspaper ofthe International Reading Association.Newark, DE: International Reading As-sociation, 1985-

Rural Adult Education Forum. Manhat-tan, KS: Rural Clearinghouse for Life-long Education and Development,

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Division of Continuing Education, Kan-sas State University, 1988?-

Book Talk (formerly Views & Reviews byand for New Readers). New York: Read-ers House, 1988-

Voices: New Writers for New Readers. Sur-rey, B.C.: Lower Mainland Society of Lit-eracy and Employment, 1988-

The Written Word. Lincoln, NE: Contact,Inc., 1986-

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Professional & Program Development

Collection of Printed MaterialsAuthor/Title List

Adult basic education and general edu-cational development programs for dis-abled adults: a handb ook for literacy tutorsand instructors, 1988. Philadelphia: Li-brary for the Blind and Physically Hand-icapped, 1988.374.012 Adu.programs/adult basic education/disabled.

Adult basic education collection: an an-notated list of titles. Washington, D.C.:Public Library Adult Basic EducationOffice, c1990.374.012 Adu.bibliography/adult basic education.

Adult basic educationlEnglish as a sec-ond language collection: an annotated listof titles. Washington DC: D.C. Public Li-brary, Adult Basic Education Office,c1991.016.428 Adu.bibliography/ESL/adult basic education.

Adult basic skills: curriculum softwareguide. Cupertino, CA: Apple Computer,c1988.H-L 374.012 Adu.technology.

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Adult functional competency: a sum-mary of the Adult Performance Level proj-ect 1 Norvell Northcutt, project director.Austin, TX: University of Texas at Aus-tin, Division of Extension, 1975.

153.9 Adu.surveys/testing.

Adult functional competence: final re-port. Austin: University of Texas at Aus-tin, Division of Continuing Education,Adult Performance Level Project, 1977.374.012 Adu.surveys/testing.

Adult literacy. Newark, DE: Interna-tional Reading Association, c1988.374.012 Adu.literacy.

Adult services: an enduring focus for pub-lic libraries 1 by Kathleen M. Heim andDanny P. Wallace. Chicago: AmericanLibrary Association, c1990.027.622 Adu.libraries.

Albert, Janice Lee. Adult learners' per-ceptions of literacy programs and the im-pact of participation on their lives: phasetwo of a longitudinal study: an interim

11-4 Professional Authoraitle List

report I prepared by Janice Lee Albert,Deborah D'Amico-Samuals. New York:Literacy Assistance Center, [1991].library development files.programs/adult learning.

Allen, Virginia French. Inside English IVirginia French Allen. New York: Re-gents, c1983.

425.07 All.ESL.

Allen, Virginia French. Reading for life:a first book for adults and their tutors IVirginia French Allen. Wheat Ridge,CO: Spring Institute for InternationalStudies, c1987.

428.407 All.reading/adult learning.

Allen, Virginia French. Techniques inteaching vocabulary I Virginia FrenchAllen. New York: Oxford UniversityPress, c1983.

428.007 All.ESL.

Anderson, Walter. Read with me I Wal-ter Anderson. Boston: Houghton Miff-lin, c1990.374.012 And.literat v.

Archer, David. Literacy and power: theLatin American battleground I DavidArcher, Patrick Costello. London:Earthscan, c1990.

302.224 Arc.literacy.

Archer, Katherine. "Workplace Englishas a second language program: companysupervisors' role." Adult Learning 3 8(June 1992): 9-11, 14.

ESL/workplace literacy.

Arkin, Marian. Tutoring ESL students: aguide for tutors (and teachers) in the sub-ject areas I Marian Arkin. New York.Longman, c1982.

428.007 Ark.ESL.

Askov, Eunice Nicholson. Assessing theeducational needs and interests of studentsenrolled in a reading program at a centerfor older adults I Eunice Askov, LoriForlizzi. University Park, PA: Institutefor the Study of Adult Literacy, 1987?374.012 Ask.testing/older adults.

Askov, Eunice Nicholson. "Curriculumdesign for workplace literacy." AdultLearning 3 8 (June 1992): 12-13.

workplace literacy.

Aukerman, Robert C. Approaches to be-ginning reading I Robert C. Aukerman.New York: Wiley, c1984.

372.41 Auk.reading

Barabash, Igor. Shifting gears: hands-onactivities for learning workplace skills andEnglish as a second language, a teacher'shandbook I by Igor Barabash and MarilynGillespie. Battleboro, Vr: Consortium,c1983.

428.24 Bar.ESL.

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Workplace competencies: the need to im-

prove literacy and employment readiness,Barton, Paul E. Kirsch, Irwin S. Washing-ton, D.C.: U.S. Dept. of Education, Of-fice of Educational Research &

Improvement, 1990.302.224 Bar.workplace literacy.

Basic Skills: an American ManagementAssociation research report on testing andtraining 1 Eric Rolfe Greenberg, editor.New York: AMA, c1989.331.259 Bas.workplace literacy/testing.

Bassano, Sharron. Drawing out: secondlanguage acquisition through student-cre-ated images: a classroom activity guide-book 1 Sharron Bassano, Mary AnnChris iison. San Francisco: AlemanyPress, c1982.371.97 Bas.ESL.

Batt, Karen. ESL curriculum guide: ma-terials and methods for teaching English as

a second language to adults 1 Karen Batt,Ellen Furstenberg, Judy Reitzes. Phila-delphia: Free Library of Philadelphia,1988.428.24 Bat.ESL.

Baumann, James F. Reading assess-ment: an instructional decision- makingperspective I James F. Baumann. Colum-bus, OH: Merrill, c1988.428.4 Bau.reading/testing.

Beder, Hal. Adult literacy: issues forpol-icy and practice 1 Hal Beder. Malabar,FL: RE. Krieger Pub., 1991.

uncatalogedliteracy.

Berger, Eugenia Hepworth. Parents aspartners in education: the school andhome working together 1 EugeniaHepworth Berger. New York: Macmil-lan, 1981.

370.193 Ber.family literacy.

Beyond literacy: the second Gutenbergrevolution IR. Patton Howell, editor. SanFrancisco: Saybrook Publishing, 1990.

028.909 Bey.literacy.

Bilingual educational publications inprint. New York: R.R. Bowker, c1983-.

016.3719 Bil.bibliography/ESL.

Bixler, Brett. Use of computer assistedinstruction with displaced wcrkers and vol-unteer tutors: final report 1 submitted byBrett Bixler, Eunice N. Askov. Univer-sity Park, PA: Institute for the Study ofAdult Literacy, 1988.

374.26 Bix.technology.

Blanchard, Jay S. Computer applica-tions in reading 1 Jay S. Blanchard,George E. Mason, Dan Daniel. Newark,DE: International Reading Association,c1987.

428.402 Bla.technology.

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P-6Professional Author/Title List

Bock, Dorothy Jo leen. Learning labora-

tories: individualized adult learning 1 by D.

Joleen Bock and Ernest W. Tompkins.New York: Library Journal, c1980.

374.02 Boc.adult learning.

Books for adult new readers: a bibliogra-

phy developed by Project: LEARN 1 re-

vi sed and annotated by FrancesJosephson Pursell. Cleveland, OH: Proj-

ect: LEARN, 1991.011.6 Boo.bibliography/new readers.

The bottom line: basic sldlls in the work-

place. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Education, 1988.

658.312 Bot.workplace literacy.

Bowren Fay, F. Teaching reading inadult basic education 1 Fay F. Bowren,Miles V. Zintz. Dubuque, IA: W.C.Brown, c1977.

428.407 Bow.reading.

Bowsher, Jack E. Educating Americwlessons learned in the nation's corpora-tions I Jack E. Bowsher. New York:Wiley, c1989.

370.973 Bow.education.

Brazil, Mary Jo. Building library collec-

tions on aging: a selection guide and corelist 1 Mary Jo Brazil. Santa Barbara, CA:

ABC-CLIO, c1990.025.276 Bra.older adults/libraries.

Brizius, Jack A. Enhancing adult liter-

acy: a policy guide 1 by Jack A. Brizius,Susan E. Foster. Washington, D.C.:Council of State Policy & Planning Agen-

cies, c1987.374.012 Bri.policy.

Brizius, Jack A. The state role in adultliteracy policy 1 by Jack A. Brizius. s.l.:Southport Institute for Policy Analysis,

1988.library development files.policy/state initiatives.

Brookfield, Stephen. Developing criticalthinkers: challenging adults to explore al-ternative ways of thinldng and acting 1 Ste-phen D. Brookfield. Milton Keynes,England: Open University Press, c1987.

153.43 Bro.adult learning.

Brookfield, Stephen. Understandingand facilitating adult learning: a com-prehensive analysis of principles andeffec-

tive practices 1 Stephen D. Brookfield.San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1991.

374 Bro.adult learning.

Bruder, Mary Newton. Cracking thecode: learning to read and write in English(beginning level ESL) 1 Mary NewtonBruder and Elaine Williams. Pittsburgh,PA: University of Pittsburgh Press forthe English Language Institute of theUniversity of Pittsburgh, c1986.

428.24 Bru.ESL.

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Professional Author/Title List P-7

Brumfit, Christopher. Problems andprinciples in English teaching 1 Christo-pher 13rumfit. New York: PergamonPress, c1980.428.24 Bru.ESL.

Bryson, John M. Strategic planning forpublic and nonprofit organizations: aguide to strengthening and sustainingorganizational achievement I John M.Bryson. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass,c1988.658.401 Bry.program development.

Building effective program linkages: toestablish a coordinated system of lifelonglearning for adults with disabilities. Wash-ington, D.C.: [Department of Educa-tion], 1991.371.91 Bui.adult education/learning disabled

Campbell, Robert Edward. Adult liter-acy: programs and practices I Robert E.Carapbell, Judith A. Sechler. Columbus,OH: National Center for Research inVocational Education, Ohio StateUniversity, 1987.302.2 Cam.workplace literacy.

Carlson, Patricia. A guide to marketingand publicizing adult literacy programs Iprepared by Patricia Carlson. St. Paul,MN: Minnesota Adult Literacy Cam-paign, 1989.374.012.program development.

Carvevale, Anthony Patrick, and EricR. Schulz. "Return on investment: ac-counting for training." Supplement to theTraining & Development Journal (July1990): S-1-8, S-31.library development files.workplace literacy.

Carnevale, Anthony Patrick. Trainingthe technical work force I Anthony P. Car-nevale, Leila J. Gainer, Eric R. Schulz.San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, c1990.

607.1 Car.workplace literacy.

Carnevale, Anthony Patrick. Workplacebasics: the essential sldlls employers want/ Anthony P. Carnevale, Leila J. Gainer,Ann S. Meltzer. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1990.


Carnevale, Anthony Patrick. Workplacebasics training manual /Anthony P. Car-nevale, Leila J. Gainer, Ann S. Meltzer.San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, c1990.


Carsetti, Janet Karen. Literacy problemsand solutions: a resource handbook forcorrectional educators /Janet K. Carsetti.Washington, D.C.: Clearinghouse forOffender Literacy, c1975.

374.012.corrections.

Cases in literacy: an agenda for discus-sion /prepared by International ReadingAssociation, National Council of Teach-

P-8 Professional Author/Fide List

ers of English. Newark, DE: Interna-tional Reading Association, 1989.

302.224.literacy.

Catahoula Parish Library. Catahoulareads: adult new-readers bibliography,Catahoula Parish Library literacy pro-gram I selected...by the Catahoula ParishLibrary staff. Harrisonburg, LA: The Li-

brary, 1988.La 302.224.bibliography/new readers/Louisiana.

Celce-Murcia, Marianne. The grammarbook: an ESLIEFL teacher's course 1 Mar-

ianne Celce-Murcia, Diane Larsen-Freeman. Rowley, MA: Newbury House,

1983.428.007 Cel.ESL.

Chall, Jeanne Sternlicht. Stages of read-ing development I Jeanne S. Chall. NewYork: McGraw-Hill, c1983.428.4 Cha.reading.

Chandler, Carolyn Ebel. "Using news-papers in the ESL literacy classroom."ERIC Digest (July 1990).

library development filesESL.

Chase, Nancy D. The hospital job skillsenhancement program: a workplace liter-acy project. curriculum manual I pre-pared by Nancy D. Chase. Atlanta, GA:Center for the Study of Adult Literacy,1990.302.224 Cha.workplace literacy.

Chisman, Forrest P. Jump start: the fed-eral role in adult literacy: final report of theProject on Adult Literacy I by Forrest P.Chisman. Southport, CT: Southport In-stitute for Policy Analysis, 1989.

302.2 Chi.federal initiatives/funding.

Chisman, Forrest P. Leadership for liter-acy: the agenda for the 1990's I Forrest P.Chisman and Associates. San Francisco:Jossey-Bass, c1990.

374.012 Chi.policy.

Christison, Mary Ann. Look who's talk-ing!: a guide to the development of success-ful conversation groups in intermediateand advanced E.S.L. classrooms I MaryAnn Christison and Sharron Bassano.Oxford: Pergamon Institute of English,c1982.

428.34 Chr.ESL.

Chute, Adrienne. The literacy challenge:a report of LSCA literacy ctivities FY82-FY 84 I by Adrienne Chute. Washing-ton, D.C.: U.S. Department of Educa-tion, Center for Libraries andEducational Improvement, [1985].

302.224 Chu.federal initiatives/funding/libraries.

Chute, Adrienne. Meeting the literacychallenge I by Adrienne Chute. Washing-ton, D.C.: U.S. Department of Educa-tion, Office of Educational Research andImprovement, Library Programs, 1987.library development files.libraries.

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Claire, Elizabeth. ESL teacher's holidayactivities kit 1 Elizabeth Claire. WestNyack, NY: Center for Applied Re-.search in Education, c1990.428.007 Cla.ESL.

Cochran-Smith, Marilyn. The making ofa reader. Norwood, NJ: Ablex PublishingCorporation, 1984.372.6 Coc.adult learning.

Cohen, Andr...w W. Testing languageability in the classroom 1 Andrew D.Cohen. Rowley, MA: Newbury House,c1980.418.007 Coh.ESL/ t esting.

Colvin, Ruth J. TUTOR: techniquesused in the teaching of reading: a hand-book for teaching basic reading to adultsand teenagers 1 by Ruth J. Colvin and JaneH. Root. Syracuse, NY: Literacy Volun-teers of America, c1987.428.42 Col.reading.

The complete theory-to-practice hand-book of advlt literacy: curriculum designand teaching approaches 1 Rena Soi-fer...[et al.]. New York: Teachers CollegePress, c1990.374.977 Corn.adult learning.

Congress for Librarians (1986: St.John's University). Unequal access to in-formation resources: problems and needsof the world's information poor...1 Div. of

Library and Information Science, St.John's U., Jamaica, New York , edited byJovian P. Lang. Ann Arbor, MI: PierianPress, c1988.025.524 Con.libraries.

Cook, Wanda D. Adult literacy educa-tion in the United States 1 Wanda DaukszaCook. Newark, DE: International Read-ing Association, c1977.374.012 Coo.adult basic education.

Core library for literacy and conversa-tional English programs: a bibliography 1V.K. Lawson, editor. Syracuse, NY: Lit-eracy Volunteers of America, c1984.428.601 Cor.bibliography.

Cony, Emmett. Grants for libraries: aguide to public and private funding pro-grams and proposal writing techniques 1

Emmett Corry. Littleton, CO: LibrariesUnlimited, 1986.021.83 Cor.libraries/funding.

Costa, Marie. Adult literacylilliteracy inthe United States: a handbook for refer-ence and research 1 Marie Costa. SantaBarbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, c1988.

374.012 Cos.literacy.

Counterpoint and beyonth a response to"Becoming a Nation of Readers" /Jane L.Davidson. NCIE, 1988.372.4 Cou.education.

P-10Professional Author/title List

Croneberger, Robert. The library as a

community information and referral cen-

ter 1 by Robert Croneberger, MicheleKapecky, Carolyn Luck. Morehead, KY:Appalachian Adult Education Center,Morehead State University, 1975.

025.52 Cro.libraries.

Daniel, Mil ly Hawk. Right to read: liter-

acy 1 Milly Hawk Daniel, Martha Jo Den-

nison. New York: Girls Scouts of theU.S.A., c1990.302.224 Dan.literacy.

Davidson, Judith. Adolescent literacy:

what works and why 1 Judith Davidsonand David Koppenhaver. New York:Garland, c1988.

428.407 Day.young adults.

Developmental dyslexia and learning dis-

orders: diagnosis and treatment 1 volume

editors, D. Bakker...[et al.]. New York:

Karger, 1987.618.928 Dev.learning disabled.

A directory of resourcesfor aging, geron-

tology, and retirement. Mankato, MN:Minnesota Scholarly Press, c1987.362.6 Dir.older adults/directories.

Doneson, Susan G. "Reading as a sec-ond chance: teen mothers and children'sbooks."Journal of Reading 35 3 (Novem-

ber 1991): 220-3.family literacy.

Dove, Kent E. Conducting a successful

capital campaign: a comprehensivefundraising guide for nonprofit organiza-tions 1 Kent E. Dove. San Francisco:Jossey-Bass, 1988.

658.152 Dov.funding.

Doyle, Denis P. Ercellence in education:the states take charge 1 Denis P. Doyle andTerry W. Hartle. Washington, D.C.:American Enterprise Institute for PublicPolicy Research, c1985.

379.73 Doy.education/state initiatives.

Duggan, Paula. Literacy at work: devel-

oping adult basic sldlls for employment 1

Paula Duggan. Washington, D.C.:Northeast- Midwest Institute, Center forRegional Policy, 1985.

374.012 Dug.workplace literacy.

Durrance, Joan C. "Public libra 'es and

career changes." Public Libraries 3 0(March/April 1991): 93-100.

libraries.

Eberle, Anne. The adult illiterate speaks

out: personalperspectives on learning toread and write 1 Anne Eberle and SandraRobinson. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Dept.

of Education, National Institute of Edu-cation, 1988.374.012 Ebe.new readers.

Education and training of 16- to 19-year-

olds after compulsory schooling in theUnited States 1 by Nevzer Stacey, Nabeel

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Alsalam, Jeffrey Gilmore, Duc-Le To.Washington aC.: U.S. Department ofEducation, 1988.

374.014 Edu.adult education.

Education for adults in correctional insti-

tutions T.A. Ryan, editor. Honolulu:University of Hawaii, 1975.374.01 Edu.corrections.

Education for homeless adults: the first

year. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Depart-ment of Education, Office of Vocational

and Adult Education, Division of AdultEducation and Literacy, 1990.374.29 Edu.federal initiatives/homeless.

Education in correctional settings: aguide for developing quality vocationaland adult basic education programs. Res-ton, VA: MESA Corporation, 1985.

374.29 Edu.corrections.

Education of the African Americanadult: an historical overview I edited byHarvey G. Neufeldt and Leo McGee.New York: Greenwood Press, 1990.

374.008 Edu.adult basic education.

Eiselstein, June. "Libraries, literacy andtechnology: new tools for enhancinglearning." Wilson Library Bulletin 65 (No-vember 1990): 27-9, 158.

libraries/technology.

Ekwall, Eldon E. Diagnosis and remedi-ation of the disabled reader 1 Eldon E.Ekwall, James L. Shanker. Boston: Allyn

and Bacon, c1988.428.42 Ekw.learning disabled.

Ekwall, Eldon E. Teacher's handbookon diagnosis and remediation in reading 1

Eldon E. Ekwall. Boston: Allyn andBacon, c1986.

428.42 Ekw.learning disabled.

Encyclopedia of senior citizens informa-tion sources: a bibliographicalguide to ap-

p r oxi m ate ly 13,500 citations forpublications, organizations, and othersources of information on nearly 300 sub-

jects... 1 Paul Wasserman, BarbaraKoehler, and Yvonne Lev, editors. De-troit, MI: Gale Research, c1987.

016.3052 Enc.older adults/bibliography.

English as a second language resourcemanual. Washington, D.C.: Center forApplied Linguistics, 1982.428.007 Eng.ESL.

ESL bibliography: materials for teachingEnglish as a second language to adults 1

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Ungerleider. Rolling Hills Estates, CA:Jalmar Press, c1985.

371.93 Ung.learning disabled.

United States. Department of Educa-tion. Alliance for excellence: librarians re-spond to A Nation at Risk. Washington,D.C.: U.S. Department of Education,1984.379.73 Uni.education/libraries.

United States. National Commission onExcellence in Education. A nation at risk:the full account 1 The National Commis-sion on Excellence in Eduattion; editedand published by USA Res nrch. Cam-bridge, MA: USA Research, 1984.

379.154 Uni.education.

United States. Office of EducationalResearch and Improvement. Library Lit-eracy program: analysisof funded projects.Washington: Office of Educational Re-search and Improvement, U.S. Depart-ment of Education, 1987.

021.24 Uni.libraries/programs/federal initiatives.

United Way of America. Strategic Plan-ning Committee. Illiteracy: a national cri-sis, United Way's role. Alexandria, VA:United Way of America, 1987.

302.224 Uni.funding.

Use of technology in adult literacy:Minnesota's programs 1 edited by TerilynC. Turner, Elizabeth Frick. Minneapolis,

MN: Minnesota Association for Contin-uing Adult Education, c1990.

374.012 Use.technology.

Van Fleet, Connie Jean. Libraries:Louisiana's information infrastructure 1by Connie Van Fleet; with the assistanceof Danny P. Wallace...[et al.]. BatonRouge: State Library of Louisiana,[1990].

La 020.976 Van.libraries/Louisiana.

VanHorn, Barbara Hart. Planning adultliteracy services: options for library in-volvement! Barbara Hart VanHorn, proj-ect coordinator. Harrisburg, PA: StateLibrary of Pennsylvania, [1987].

302.224 Van.libraries/program development.

Velis, Jean-Pierre. Through a glass,darldy: functional illiteracy in industrial-ized countries 1 Jean-Pierre Velis. Paris:Unesco, c1990.

302.224 Velliteracy.

Venezky, Richard L The subtle danger:reflections on the literacy abilities ofAmerica's young adults 1 Richard L.Venezky, Carl F. Kaestle, Andrew M.Sum. Princeton, NJ: Educational TestingService, 1987.

302.224 Ven.young adults.

Vukelich, Carol. "Parents' role in thereading process: a review of practicalsuggestions and ways to communicate

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with parents." The Reading Teacher (Feb-

ruary 1984): 472-7.family literacy.

Wattenmaker, Beverly S. A guidebookfor teaching English as a second language

/ Beveily S. Wattenmaker, Virginia Wil-

son. Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon, 1980.

420.7 Wat.ESL.

Weaver, Constance. Understandingwhole language: from principles to prac-tice 1 Constance Weaver; with Diane Ste-phens and Janet Vance. Portsmouth,NH: Heinemann, c1990.

428.007 Wea.reading.

Webb, N. "Microcomputer learning insmall groups: cognitive requirementsand group processes." Journal of Educa-tional Psychology 76 6.

technology.

Weibel, Marguerite Crowley. The li-brary literacy connection: using library re-

sources with adult basic educationstudents 1 by Marguerite Crowley Weibel.Columbus, OH: Ohio Department of

Education, 1984.021.24 Wei.libraries.

Weibel, Marguerite Crowley. "Use thepublic library with adult literacy stu-dents." Journal of Reading (October1983): 62-5.

libraries.

Weinstein-Shr, Gail. "Family and inter-generational literacy in multilingual fam-ilies." ERIC Q & A (August 1990, rev.February 1992)library development files.ESL/family literacy.

Weisel, Laura Peltz. Adult learningproblems: insights, instruction, and im-plications 1 by Laura Pe ltz Weisel. Co-lumbus, OH: ERIC Clearinghouse onAdult, Career, and Vocational Educa-tion, 1980.

374.028 Wei.adult learning.

Weiss, David M. National guide to fund-ing in aging 1 compiled and edited byDavid M. Weiss, Diane E. Mahlmann.New York: The Center, c1987.

362.604 Wei.older adults/funding.

What works: research about teaching andlearning. 2nd ed. Washington D.C.: U.S.Department of Education, 1987.

ED1.2: W89/3/987.education.

Wiley, Terrence. "Measuring thenation's literacy: important considera-tions." ERIC Digest (July 1991)library development files.literacy.

Williams, Helen Elizabeth. Thehighllow consensus 1 Helen ElizabethWilliams. Williamsport, PA: Bro-Dart,c1980.

028.535 Wil.bibliography.

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Wolf, Mary Alice. "Older adults & rem-iniscence in the classroom."Adult Learn-ing 3 8 (June 1992): 19-21.

older adults.

Woods, Nancy. Beginning a literacy pro-gram 1 by Nancy Woods. Pittsburgh, PA:Metropolitan Pittsburgh Public Broad-casting, c1987.

374.1.program development.

Workforce 2000: work and workers forthe twenty first century 1 William B. John-ston, project director. Indianapolis, IN:Hudson Institute, 1987.

331.11 Wor.workplace literacy.

Workplace literacy: reshaping the Amer-ican workforce. Washington, D.C.: U.S.Department of Education, Office of Vo-

cational and Adult Education, Divisionof Adult Education and Literacy, 1992.ED 1.2:L71/2.workplace literacy.

Zweizig, Douglas. Evaluation of adultlibraly literacy programs: a manual of ap-proaches and procedures 1 Douglas LZweizig, Debra Wilcox Johnson, Jane B.Robbins. Madison, WI: University ofWisconsin, 1989.021.24 Zwe.libraries/programs/evaluation.

Zweizig, Douglas. Libraries and literacyeducation: comprehensive survey report 1Douglas L. Zweizig, Jane Robbins,Debra Wilcox Johnson. Madison, WI:School of Library and Information Stud-ies, University of Wisconsin-Madison,1988.021.24 Zwe.surveys/libraries.

eProfessional & Program Development

Collection of Printed MaterialsSubject List

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

Adult t asic education and general edu-cational development programs for dis-abled adults: a handbook for literacy tutorsand instructors, 1988. 1988.

374.012 Adu.

Adult basic educationlEngash as a sec-ond language collection: an annotated listof titles. c1991.

016.428 Adu.

Adult basic education collection: an an-notated list of titles. c1990.

374.012 Adu.

Cook, Wanda D. Adult literacy educa-tion in the United States /Wanda DaukszaCook. c1977.

374.012 Coo.

Education of the African Americanadult: an historical overview I edited byHarvey G. Neufeldt and Leo McGee.1990.374.008 Edu.

50

Fingeret, Arlene. Adult literacy educa-tion: current and future directions I byArlene Fingeret. 1984.

374.012 Fin.

Greene, Sylvia Lotspeich. Basic literacykit I written by Sylvia Lotspeich Greene.c1989.

374.012 Gre.

Jones, Edward V. Reading instructionfor the adult illiterate I Edward V. Jones.c1981.

428.42 Jon.

Laubach Literacy Action. Literacytrainer handbook I Laubach Literacy Ac-tion. c1986.

428.607 Lau.

McFall, Karen. Organization game[game] I by Karen McFall. n.d.

302.2 McF.

Medary, Marjorie. Each one teach one:Frank Laubach, friend to millions. 1954.

379.2 Med.

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Padak, Nancy. "Exploring reading withadult beginning readers." Journal ofReading (September 1990).

Rice, Gail. Preparing your own adultbasic education reading materials 1 GailRice. 1990.

428.407 Ric.

Robson, Ed. Litstart: literacy strategiesfor adult reading tutors 1 Ed Robson,Marsha De Vergilio, Donna De Butts.c1989.374.012 Rob.

Serving culturally diverse populations 1Jovita M. F :iss- Gordon, Larry G. Mar-tin, Diane Buck Briscoe, editors. c1990.374 Ser.

Sticht, Thomas G. Testing and assess-ment in adult basic education and English

as a second language programs /ThomasG. Sticht. 1990.

library development files

A summary report: national forums onthe adult education delivery system. 1991.

library development files.

ADULT EDUCATION

Building effective program linkages: toestablish a coordinated system of lifelonglearning for adults with disabilities. 1991.

371.91 Bui.

Education and training of 16- to 19-year-olds after compulsory schooling in theUnited States 1 by Nevzer Stacey, Nabeel

Alsalam, Jeffrey Gilmore, Duc-Le To.1988.374.014 Edu.

Handbook of adult and continuing edu-cation 1 Sharan B. Merriam, Phyllis M.Cunningham, editors. c1989.374 Han.

The Macmillan guide to correspondencestudy I compiled and edited by ModocPress, Inc. c1990.

374.473 Mac.

ADULT LEARNING

Albert, Janice Lee. Adult learners' per-ceptions of literacy programs and the im-pact of participation on their lives: phasetwo of a longitudinal study: an interimreport 1 prepared by Janice Lee Albert,Deborah D'Amico-Samuals. [1991].library development files.

Allen, Virginia French. Reading for life:a first book for adults and their tutors 1Virginia French Allen. c1987.

428.407 All.

Bock, Dorothy Joleen. Learning labora-tories: individualized adult learning 1 byD. Joleen Bock and Ernest W. Tomp-kins. c1980.

374.02 Boc.

Brookfield, Stephen. Developing criticalthinkers: challenging adults to explore al-ternative ways of thinking and acting /Stephen D. Brookfield. c1987.

153.43 Bro.

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Brookfield, Stephen. Understandingand facilitating adult learning: a com-prehensive analysis of principles and effec-tive practices 1 Stephen D. Brookfield.1991.374 Bro.

Cochran-Smith, Marilyn. The maldng ofa reader. 1984.372.6 Coc.

The complete theory-to-practice hand-book of adult literacy: curriculum design

and teaching approaches 1 Rena Soi-fer...[et al.]. c1990.374.977 Com.

Handbook for the volunteer tutor 1 Sid-

ney J. Rauch, Joseph Sanacore, editors.c1985.371.394 Han.

Ingalls, John D. A trainers guide to an-d.ragony. 1984.

374.2 Ing.

Kennedy, Katherine. Using language er-perience with adults: a guide for teachers/ by Katherine Kennedy and StephanieRoeder. 1975.374.012 Ken.

Knowles, Malcolm Shepherd. TheAdult learner: a neglected species 1 Mal-colm Knowles. c1990.374 Kno.

Knox, Alan Boyd. Helping adults learn/ Alan B. Knox. c1986.

374 Kno.

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Learning to learn across the life span 1Robert M. Smith and Associates. c1990.

370.152 Lea.

Lehman, Barbara A. "Whole languagefor adult literacy." Adult Learning (Feb-ruary 1992).

McLagan, Patricia A. Helping otherslearn: designing programs for adults 1 Pa-tricia A. McLagan. c1978.

374.02 McL.

Merriam, Sharan B. Learning in adult-hood: a comprehensive guide 1 Sharan B.Merriam, Rosemary S. Caffarella. c1991.374 Mer.

Moore, David Price. Successful tutoring:a practical guide to adult learning pro-cesses 1 by David Price Moore and MaryA. Poppino. c1983.

371.394 Moo.

National Advisory Council on AdultEducation. Terms, definitions, organiza-tions and councils associated with adultlearning. 1980.

374.973 Ter.

Reuys, Stephen. "A quest for meaningin adult basic education." Adult Learning(May 1992).

Rossman, Mark. Teaching and learningbasic skills: a guide for adult basic educa-tion and developmental education pro-grams 1 Mark H. Rossman, Elizabeth C.Fisk, Janet E. Roehl. c1984.

374.012 Ros.

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Schierloh, Jane McCabe. "Using classic

novels with adult new readers."./ournal of

Reading (May 1992).

Teaching adults effectively 1 Alan B.Knox, editor. 1980.

374.2 Tea.

Weisel, Laura Peltz. Adult learningproblems: insights, instruction, and im-plications 1 by Laura Peltz Weisel. 1980.

374.028 Wei.

BIBIIOGRAPHY

Adult basic education collection: an an-

notated list of titles. c1990.374.012 Adu.

Adult basic educationlEnglish as a sec-

ond language collection: an annotated list

of titles. c1991.016.428 Adu.

Bilingual educational publications inprint. c1983-.

016.3719 Bil.

Books for adult new readers: a bibliogra-

phy developed by Project: LEARN 1 re-

vised and annotated by FrancesJosephson Pursell. 1991.

011.6 Boo.

Catahoula Parish Library. Catahoulareads: adult new-readers bibliography,Catahoula Parish Library literacy pro-

gram, selected...by the Catahoula ParishLibrary staff. 1988.

La 302.224.

Core library for literacy and conversa-tional English programs: a bibliography 1

V.K. Lawson, editor. c1984.428.601 Cor.

Encyclopedia of senior citizens informa-

tion sources: a bibliographical guide to ap-

proximately 13,500 citations forpublications, organizations, and othersources of infonnation on nearly 300 sub-

jects... 1 Paul Wasserman, BarbaraKoehler, and Yvonne Lev, editors.c1987.016.3052 Enc.

ESL bibliography: materials for teachingEnglish as a second language to adults 1Vickie L. Collins, editor. 1989.016.3022 ESL.

French, Joyce N. Adult literacy: a source

book and guide 1 Joyce French. c1987.016.374 Fre.

Gilliland, Lois. Microcomputer bibliog-

raphy for ABE GED basic skills instruc-

tion, 1986.016.0053 Gil.

Grambs, Jean Dresden. Sex differences

and learning: an annotated bibliography

of educational research, 1979- 1989 /JeanDresden Grambs, John C. Carr. 1991.

016.3701 Gra.

Hanson, Mary Menair.A bibliography ofmaterials for and about adult new readers

/ prepared by Mary Menair Hanson.

1987.016.374 Han.

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Heiser, Jane-Carol. Literacy resources:an annotated checklist for tutors and li-brarians I compiled by Jane-CarolHeiser. c1983.

011.6 Hei.

High/low handbook: encouraging liter-

acy in the 1990's I compiled and editedby Ellen V. LiBretto. c1990.

016.0276 Hig.

Hladczuk, John. Comparative reading:

an international bibliography I compiledby John Hladczuk and William Eller.c1987.016.4284 Hla.

Hladczuk, John. General issues in liter-acylilliteracy: a bibliography I compiledby John Hladczuk, William Eller, andSharon Hladczuk. 1990.016.374 Hla.

Hladczuk, John. Literacy /illiteracy in theworlth a bibliography I compiled by JohnHladczuk, William Eller, and SharonHladczuk. c1989.016.3022 Hla.

Hunt, Mary Alice. Multimedia ap-proach to children's literature: a selectivelist of films (and videocassettes), filmstrips,and recordings based on children's books/ edited by Mary Alice Hunt. c1983.

028.52 Mul.

Kazemek, Francis E. Adult literacy: anannotated bibliography I compiled byFrancis E. Kazemek and Pat Rigg. 1984.374.012 Kaz.

Lane, Martha A. ESL idea book. a bib-liography of instructor- developed materi-als for teaching English as a secondlanguage to adults I Martha A. Lane.1990.016.3742 Lan.

National Council of Teachers of En-glish. Committee to Revise High-Inter-est-Easy Reading. High interest easyreading: a booklist for junior and seniorhigh school students I William G. McBr-ide, editor. 1990.

028.53 Nat.

National Endowment for the Humanitiesbibliography of humanistic reading forgrade levels 1-8 I Literacy Volunteers ofAmerica, Inc. [1979].

016.3724 Lit.

Neely, Betty. Bibliography of the Liter-acy Support Project. [1987].

016.3022 Nee.

O'Brien, Nancy P. Core list of books andjournals in education I by Nancy PatriciaO'Brien and Emily Fabiano. c1991.016.37 O'Br.

Rangel, Elizabeth S. Resource guide tofamily English literacy. 1990.


Reader development bibliography: booksrecommended for adult new readers I re-vised and annotated by Vickie L. Collins.1990.library development files.

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Resource guide to videotapes for adultliteracy trainers and programs. 1990.302.224 Res.

Robson, Barbara. A selected annotatedbibliography for teaching English to speak-

ers of Vietnamese. 1975.016.4289.

Rudd, Amanda. Family literacy: a bibli-

ography I compiled by Amanda Rudd.1989.library development files.

Smallwood, Betty Ansin. The literacyconnection: a read-aloud guide for multi-cultural classrooms I Betty Ansin Small-

wood. c1991.016.4282 Sma.

Williams, Helen Elizabeth. The

highllow consensus 1 Helen ElizabethWilliams. c1980.

028.535 Wil.

CORRECTIONS

Carsetti, Janet Karen. Literacyproblemsand solutions: a resource handbook forcorrectional educators /Janet K. Carsetti.c1975.374.012.

Education for adults in correctional insti-

tutions I T.A. Ryan, editor. 1975.374.01 Edu.

Education in correctional settings: aguide for developing quality vocationaland adult basic education programs. 1985.

374.29 Edu.

Evaluation of computer courseware foradult beginning reading instruction in acorrectional setting. 1986.

374.26 Eva.

Koons, Philip L. "Institution library ser-vices in Ohio." State Library of Ohio Oc-casional Paper (October 1987).library development files.

Lawyers for literacy: a bar leadershipmanual. c1987.

374.012 Law.

Maclay, Connie Marcia. An Investiga-tion of the use of computer-assisted in-st ructio n in teaching sight wordrecognition to adult beginning readers in aprison setting: a thesis... 1 by Connie M.Maclay. 1988.

374.012 Mac.

Making lit ?racy programs work volumeII: Directory of prison literacy programs inthe United States 1 Donna Bellorado et al.1986.374.012 Mak.

Poole, Jane, ed. "Library services to cor-rectional facilities." Library Trends (Sum-mer 1977).

Starting andbuilding a community-basedliteracy program in prison: a final report tothe National Institute of Corrections.1987.365.66 Sta.

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DIRECTORIES

A directory of resources for aging, geron-tology, and retirement. c1987.

362.6 Dir.

Literacy directory: a guide to Louisianaresources. 1991.

La 370.25 Lit.

Making literacy programs worlc, volumeII: Directory of prison literacy programs inthe United States I Donna Bellorado etal.

1986.374.012 Mak.

Pierce, W. Lee. An adult basiceducator's directory of software for micro-computers I prepared by W. Lee Pierce,Ron Blackwell, Lin Harper. 1987.374.012 Pie.

A report on the state of adult literacy inLouisiana I Office of Literacy. Office ofthe Governor. 1991.La 302.224 Rep.

Resource directory for older people I Na-tional Institute on Aging; Karen McCr-ory Pocinki, editor. 1989.362.602 Res.

Spanhoff, E. de Rijk. Literacy activitiesof Louisiana public libraries I preparedby E. de Rijk Spanhoff. 1992.

La 302.224 Spa.

EDUCATION

Bowsher, Jack E. Educating Americwlessons learned in the nation's corpora-tions /Jack E. Bowsher. c1989.

370.973 Bow.

Counterpoint and beyonth a response toBecoming a Nation of Readers I Jane L.Davidson. 1988.372.4 Cou.

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Doyle, Denis P. Excellence in education:the states take charge I Denis P. Doyleand Terry W. Hartle. c1985.379.73 Doy.

Fullan, Michael. The new meaning ofeducational change I Michael G. Fullanwith Suzanne Stiegelbauer. c1991.

379.73 Ful.

Mark, Jorie Lester. On changing educa-tion: practically everybody agrees on whatworks but can that be translated intolwgescale educational reform? I by JorieLester Mark. 1990.374.012 Mar.

National Council on Education Stan-dards and Testing (U.S.). Raising stan-dards for American education: a report toCongress, the Secretary of Education, theNational Education Goals Panel, and theAmerican people I The National Councilon Education Standards and Testing,c[1992].379.158 Nat.

Sims, E. Norman. The recommenda-tions of the National Commission on Er-


cellence in Education: reviewing the stateresponse I by E. Norman Sims. 1984.379.154 Sim.

Unfulfilled expectations: home andschool influences on literacy I CatherineE. Snow...[et al.]. c1991.302.224 Unf.

United States. Department of Educa-tion. Alliance for excellence: librarians re-spond to A Nation at Risk.. 1984.

379.73 Uni.

United States. National Commission onExcellence in Education. A nation at risk:

the full accoun, ; The National Commis-sion on Excellence in Eduration; editedand published by USA Research. 1984.379.154 Uni.

What works: research about teaching andlearning. 2nd ed. 1987.

ED1.2:W89/3/987.

ESL

Adult basic educationlEnglish as a sec-ond language collection: an annotated list

of titles. 1991.374.012 Adu.

Allen, Virginia French. Inside English IVirginia French Allen. c1983.425.07 All.

Allen, Virginia French. Techniques inteaching vocabulary I Virginia FrenchAllen. c1983.

428.007 All.

Archer, Katherine. "Workplace Englishas a second language program: companysupervisors' role." Adult Learning 3 8(June 1992).

Arkin, Marian. Tutoring ESL students: aguide for tutors (and teachers) in the sub-ject areas I Marian Arkin. c1982.

428.007 Ark.

Barabash, Igor. Shifting gears: hands-onactivities for learning workplace sldlls andEnglish as a second language, a teacher'shandbook by Igor Barabash and Mari-lyn Gillespie. c1983.

428.24 Bar.

Bassano, Sharron. Drawing out: secondlanguage acquisition through student-cre-ated images: a classroom activity guide-book I Sharron Bassano, Mary AnnChristison. c1982.

371.97 Bas.

Batt, Karen. ESL curriculum guide: ma-terials and methods for teaching English asa second language to adults I Karen Batt,Ellen Furstenberg, Judy Reitzes. 1988.

428.24 Bat.

Bilingual educational publications inprint. c1983-.

016.3719 Bil.

Bruder, Mary Newton. Cracking thecode: learning to read and write in English(beginning level ESL) I Mary NewtonBruder and Elaine Williams. c1986.

428.24 Bru.

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Brumfit, Christopher. Problems andprinciples in English teaching 1 Christo-pher Brumfit. c1980.428.24 Bru.

Celce-Murcia, Marianne. The grammarbook: an ESL1EFL teacher's course 1

Marianne Celce-Murcia, Diane Larsen-Freeman. 1983.428.007 Cel.

Chandler, Carolyn Ebel. "Using news-papers in the ESL literacy class-room "ERIC Digest (July 1990).


Christison, Mary Ann. Look who's talk-ing!: a guide to the development of success-ful conversation groups in intermediateand advanced E.S.L. classrooms 1 MaryAnn Christison and Sharron Bassano.c1982.428.34 Chr.

Claire, Elizabeth. ESL teacher's holidayactivities kit / Elizabeth Claire. c1990.428.007 Cla.

Cohen, Andrew W. Testing languageability in the classroom 1 Andrew D.Cohen. c1980.418.007 Coh.

English as a second language resourcemanual. 1982.428.007 Eng.

ESL bibliography: materials for teachingEnglish as a second language to adults 1Vickie L Collins, editor. 1989.

016.3022 ESL.

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ESL in Americw myths and possibilities/ edited by Sarah Benesch. c1990.

428.007 ESL.

Ethnicity and language 1 Winston A.Van Home, editor. c1987.302.224 Eth.

Experiential language teaching tech-niques: out-of-class activities for learningthe language and culture of the UnitedStates 1 edited by Michael Jerald andRaymond C. Clark. c1983.

428.007 Exp.

Fassman, Paula. Gallery 1 Paula Fass-man, Suzanne Seymour Tavares. 1982.428.24 Fas.

Frank, Christine. Grammar in action:awareness activities for language learning/ Christine Frank and Mario Rinvolucri.c1983.428.24 Fra.

Golebiowska, Aleksandra. Getting stu-dents to talic a resource book for teacherswith role-plays, simulations, and discus-sions 1 Aleksandra Golebiowska, editedand adapted by Jim Wingate. c1990.428.007 Gol.

Graham, Carolyn. Jazz chants: rhythmsof American English for students of En-glish as a second language 1 Carolyn Gra-ham. c1978.428.34 Gra.

Groff, Gerry. English as a second lan-guage: tutor training workshop guide I byGerry Groff, Andrea Enyedi. 1989.library development files.


Gruber, Gary R. Test of English as aforeign language (TOEFL) 1 by Gary R.Gruber and Edward C. Gruber. 1982.

420.7 Gru.

Gunderson, Lee. ESL literacy instruc-

tion: a guidebook to theory and practice 1Lee Gunderson. 1991.

428.407 Gun.

Guth, Gloria J. A. Adult ESL literacyprograms andpractices: a report on a na-tional research study 1 Gloria J.A. Guth,Heide Spnick Wrigley. 1992.uncataloged.

Hladczuk, John. Comparative reading:

an international bibliography 1 compiledby John Hladczuk and William Eller.c1987.

016.4284 Hla.

Hope, Geoffrey R. Using computers inteaching foreign languages 1 Geoffrey R.Hope, Heimy F. Taylor, James P. Pusack.

c1984.371.395 Hop.

Jones, J. R. H. Using the overhead pro-jector 1 J.R.H. Jones. c1982.

428.24 Jon.

Lane, Martha A. ESL idea book: a bib-

liography of instructor- developed materi-als for teaching English as a secondlanguage to adults 1 Martha A. Lane.1990.016.3742 Lan.

Ligon, Fred. Opening lines: a compe-tency-based curriculum in English as a

second language, a teacher's handbook 1written by Fred Ligon. c1983.

428.24 Lig.

Longfield, Diane. Adult literacy: focuson limited-English- proficient learners 1

Diane Longfield, K. Lynn Savage, JudithA. Lamprese. c1985.428.007 Lon.

Maculaitis, Jean D'Arcy. What to do be-fore the books arrive (and after) 1 by JeanD'Arcy Macuiaitis and Mona Scheraga.c1981.

428.24 Mac.

Madsen, Harold S. Techniques in testing/ Harold S. Madsen. c1983.428.007 Mad.

Mattran, Kenneth J. Teaching adultsEnglish as a second language: an introduc-tion for adult basic education teachers 1Kenneth J. Mattran. c1976.

428.24 Mat.

McAlpin, Janet. The magazine picturelibrary /Janet McAlpin. c1980.

428.2 McA.

Meskill, Carla. "Off-screen talk andCALL: role of the machine/participant."CAELL Journal (Spring 1992).library development files.

Nolasco, Rob. Conversation 1 RobNolasco & Louis Arthur. 1987.

425 Nol.

Peyton, Joy Kreeft. "Dialogue journalwriting with limited- English-proficient(LEP) students." Q&A: ERIC Clearing-

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house on Languages and Linguistics(April 1987).library development files.

Peyton, Joy Kreeft. "Listening tostudents' voices: educational materialswritten by and for LEP adult literacylearners." NCLE Digest (December1989).library development files.

Queens Borough Public Library. A se-lected list of ESL materials. 1987.library development files.



Rathmell, George Wesley. Benchmarks in reading: a guide to reading in-struction in the second language classroom/ George Rathmell. [19841.428.007 Rat.

Rivera, Klaudia M. "Developing nativelanguage literacy in language minorityadult learners." ERIC Digest (October1990).library development files.

Robson, Barbara. A selected annotatedbibliography for teaching English to speak-ers of Vietnamese. 1975.

016.4289.

Ross, Janet. Understanding English: alistening approach to ESL 1 Janet Ross;assisted by Cheryl Engber, MariaGraciela Perez-Trevisan, Donna Wade.c1982.

428.34 Ros.

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Santopietro, Kathleen. "Assessing theliteracy needs of adult learners of ESL"ERIC Digest (October 1991).


Scarcella, Robin C. Teaching languageminority students in the multiculturalclassroom 1 Robin Scarcella. c1990.

428.007 Sca.

Shoemaker, Connie. Interactive tech-niques for the ESL classroom /Connie L.Shoemaker, F. Floyd Shoemaker. c1991.428.007 Sho.

Smallwood, Betty Ansin. The literacyconnection: a read-aloud guide for multi-cultural classrooms 1 Betty Ansin Small-.wood. c1991.016.4282 Sma.

Sticht, Thomas G. Testing and assess-ment in adult basic education andEnglishas a second language programs 1 ThomasG. Sticht. 1990.library development files.

Teaching adults with limited Englishskills: progress and challenges. 1991.

374.012 Tea.

Terdy, Dennis, and Laura Bercovitz.Home English literacy for parents: an ESLfamily literacy curriculum. 1989.


Wattenmaker, Beverly S. A guidebookfor teaching English as a second language/Beverly S. Wattenmaker, Virginia Wil-son. 1980.420.7 Wat.


Weinstein-Shr, Gail. "Family and inter-generational literacy in multilingual fam-ilies." ERIC Q & A (August 1990, rev.

February 1992).library development files.

EVALUATION

Evaluating library literacy programs: amanual for reporting accomplishments.

1991.374.012 Eva.


374.26 Eva.

An evaluation of the IBMPALS program

for the Massachusetts Board of LibraryCommissioners /prepared by EvaluationResearch. 1990.374.02 Eva.

Heyns, Barbara. The Children's LiteracyInitiative: an evaluation of the Day Care

Project. 1990.library development files.

Jackson, Gregg B. Measures for adultliteracy programs I Gregg B. Jackson.c1990.374.012 Jac.

Johnson, Debra Wilcox. "Measuring up:making literacy evaluation meaningful."Wilson Library Bulletin (November1990).

Laubach, Robert S. Using readability:fonnulas for easy adult materials. /byRob-

ert S. Laubach and Kay Koschnick.c1977.372.4 Lau.

Lazar, Meryl K. PLUS: an evaluation ofa national literacy initiative I Meryl K.Lazar, et al. 1989.library development files.

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Catahoula Parish Library. Catahoulareads: adult new-readers bibliography,Catahoul a Parish Library literacy pro-gram I selected...by the Catahoula ParishLibrary staff. 1988.

La 302.224.

Eberle, Anne. The adult illiterate speaks

out: personal perspectives on learning toread and write I Anne Eberle and SandraRobinson. 1988.374.012 Ebe.

Hanson, Mary Menair.A bibliography ofmaterials for and about adult new readers/ prepared by Mary Menair Hanson.

1987.016.374 Han.

Helfrich, Shirley. A guide to adult newreader humanities based reading programsin public libraries /by Shirley Helfrich andLarinda Meade. 1989.374.012 Hel.

How to prepare materials for new liter-

ates I prepared with the cooperation ofEvie Basista...[et al.]. c1986.374,102 How.

Kuchta, Anna Mae. Forming a newreader support group I Anna Mae Kuchtaand Beth Valentino Pellegrini. 1990.

302.224 Kuc.

Literate America emerging:seventeennew readers speak out I edited by BarbaraPrete and Gary E. Strong. 1991.302.224 Lit.

Not by myself: creating communities ofnew writers in the South. c1992.818.54 Not.

Oakley, Nancy. Book discussion clubsfor adult new readers I by Nancy Oakley.c1988.374.22 Oak.

Peyton, Joy Kreeft. "Listening tostudents' voices: educational materialswritten by and for LEP adult literacylearners." NCLE Digest (December1989).library development files.

Reader development bibliography: booksrecommended for adult new readers I re-vised and amiotated by Vickie L. Collins.1990.library development files.

Slices ( f life: Ventucky writers for Ken-tucky readers. 1989.


OLDER ADULTS

Askov, Eunice Nicholson. Assessing theeducational need.s and interests of studentsenrolled in a reading program at a Centerfor Older Adults 1 Eunice Askov, LoriForlizzi. 1987?

374.012 Ask.



tions on aging: a selection guide and core

list 1 Mary Jo Brazil. c1990.025.276 Bra.

A directory of resourcesfor aging, geron-tology, and retirement. c1987.

362.6 Dir.

Encyclopedia of senior citizens informa-

tion sources: a bibliographicalguide to ap-

pr oxim atel y 13,500 citations forpublications, organizations, and othersources of information on nearly 300 sub-

jects... 1 Paul Wasserman, BarbaraKoehler, and Yvonne Lev, editors.c1987.

016.3052 Enc.

Kouri, Mary K. Volunteerism and olderadults 1 Mary K. Kouri. c1990.361.37 Kou.

Lemoine, Claire. Resources: a helpinghand for those who help; a resource list for

caregivers of the elderly I prepared byClaire Lemoine in association with Doris

Thomas. 1990.La 362.6 Lem.

Organizing a literacy program for olderadults I Bella Jacobs, project director.

c1986.374.012 Org.

Our Lady of the Lake Regional MedicalCenter. Division of Elderly Services.Center for Aging Resources. 1991.La 362.6 Our.

Resource directory for older people I Na-tional Institute on Aging; Karen McCr-ory Pocinki, editor. 1989.362.602 Res.

Ross, Lorraine N. Senior volunteer liter-acy tutors I Lorraine N. Ross and Lor-raine Lidoff. c1984.

428.007 Ros.

Rubin, Rhea Joyce. Libraries and olderadults: forging community links. Final re-port Rhea Joyce Rubin. 1986.


"Say Y.E.S. to computers." PC Novice(May 1992).

Statewide older adult needs assessment,March, 1989 I State of Louisiana,Governor's Office of Elderly Affairs.[1989].La 362.6 Sta.

Weiss, David M. National guide to fund-ing in aging I compiled and edited byDavid M. Weiss, Diane E. Mahlmann.c1987.362.604 Wei.

Wolf, Mary Alice. "Older adults & rem-iniscence in the classroom."Adult Learn-ing 3 8 (June 1992): 19-21.

POLICY

Brizius, Jack A. Enhancing adult liter-acy: a policy guide 1 by Jack A. Brizius,Susan E. Foster. c1987.

374.012 Bri.

7 7


Brizius, Jack A. The state role in adultliteracy policy I by Jack A. Brizius. 1988.


Chisman, Forrest P. Leadership for liter-

acy: the agendafor the 1990's I Forrest P.Chisman and Associates. c1990.

374.012 Chi.

Quezada, Shelley. "Shaping national li-brary literacy policy: a report from theAlexandria Forum." Wilson Library Bui-

letht (November 1990).

Silvanik, Robert A. Toward integratedadult learning systems: the status of state

literacy efforts I by Robert A. Silvanik.c1991.379.24 Sil.

State literacy strategies: a policy primer.1989.379.24 Sta.

Stein, Sondra. A guidebook for state lit-

eracy leaders: implementing an integratedsystem for meeting adult learning needs Iby Sondra Stein. c1992.

374.012 Ste.

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

Bryson, John M. Strategic planning forpublic and nonprofit organizations: aguide to strengthening and sustainingorganizational achievement I John M.Bryson. c1988.

658.401 Bry.

Carlson, Patricia. A guide to marketingand publicizing adult literacy programs Iprepared by Patricia Carlson. 1989.

374.012.

Flanagan, Joan. The successful volunteerorganization: getting started and getting re-sults in nonprofit, charitable, grass roots,and community groups 1 Joan Flanagan.c1984.

658.048 Fla.

Herman, Robert D. Executive leader-ship in nonprofit organizations: new strat-egies for shaping executive-boarddynamics I Robert D. Herman, RichardD. Heimovics. c1991.658.409 Her.

How to add family literacy to your pro-gram. 1991.

302.224 How.

How to organize a volunteer literacy pro-gram. n.d.


How to start an LVA affiliate. c1989.library development files.

Ilsley, Paul J. Recruiting and trainingvol-unteers I Paul J. Ilsley, John A. Niemi.c1981.

374

Johnson, Debra Wilcox. Libraries andliteracy: a planning manual I by DebraWilcox Johnson with Jennifer A. Soule.1987.021.2 Joh.


Johnson, Debra Wilcox. Literacy andlibraries: a planning manual 1 by Debra

Wilcox Johnson with Jennifer A. Soule.

1985.302.224 Lit.

Kowalski, Theodore J. The Organiza-tion and planning of adult education I

Theodore J. Kowalski. c1988.374 Kow.

Lerche, Renee S. Effective adult literacy

programs: a practitioner's guide 1 ReneeS. Lerche for The Network, Inc. c1985.

374.012 Ler.

Libraries and literacy: a program plan-

ning manual I compiled by BeatriceMoore Smith-Talley. 1990.

021.24 Smi.

Mayer, Steven E. Guidelinesfor effective

adult literacy programs 1 Steven E. Mayer.

1984.374.012 May.

Organization handbook: how toorganize

and sustain a volunteer literacy program ILaubach Literacy Action. c1986.

374.012 Org.

Organizing a literacy program for older

adults I Bella Jacobs, project director.

c1986.374.012 Org.

Padak, Nancy, and Dale Cook. Family

literacy programs trainingmanual. 1990.library development files.

Quezada, Shelley. Community collabo-

rations for family literacy handbook I writ-

ten by Shelley Quezada and Ruth S.Nickse, 1992.uncataloged.

Quezada, Shelley, and Roberta Sool-

man. "Establishing and evaluating libraryliteracy programs." Catholic LibraryWorld (May/June 1986).

Ross, Lorraine N. Senior volunteer liter-

acy tutors I by Lorraine N. Ross and

Lorraine Lidoff. c1984.428.007 Ros.

Schild, Maureen. How to start an effec-

tive adult literacy program 1 by MaureenSchild. c1990.

374.012 Sch.

Smith-Talley, Beatrice Moore. Librar-ies and literacy: a program planning man-ual 1 compiled by Beatrice Moore Smith-

Talley. 1990.021.24 Smi.

VanHorn, Barbara Hart. Planning adultliteracy services: options for library in-

volvement 1 Barbara Hart VanHorn,project coordinator. [1987].

3Q2.224 Vam

Woods, Nancy. Beginning a literacy pro-gram 1 by Nancy Woods. c1987.

374.1,

PROGRAMS

Adult basic education and general edu-cational development programs for dis-

79


abled adults: a handbook for literacy tutorsand instructors, 1988. 1988.

374.012 Adu.

Albert, Janice Lee. Adult learners' per-ceptions of literacy programs and the im-pact If participation on their lives: phasetwo of a longitudinal study: an interimreport I prepared by Janice Lee Albert,Deborah D'Amico-Samuals. [1991].


Evaluating library literacy programs: amanual for reporting accomplishments.1991.374.012 Eva.

An evaluation of the IBM PALS programfor the Massachusetts Board of LibraryCommissioners 1 prepared by EvaluationResearch. 1990.374.02 Eva.

Even Start abstracts 1989.ED1.2:Ab8.

Even Start abstracts 1990.ED1.2: Ab8/990.

Families for Literacy: a state-wide, state-fundec4 library- based family literacy pro-gram sponsored by the California StateLibrary and funded under the CaliforniaLibrary Services Act. [1991?].


Family literacy in action: a survey of suc-cessful programs I M. Conlon McIvor,editor. 1990.302.224 Fam.

First teachers: a family literacy handbookfor parents, policy-makers, and literacyproviders. 1989.

302.224 Fir.

Gray, Brenda. Literacy programs andpublic libraries 1 by Brenda Gray withMaurice Stevenson and DorothyMuktarian. 1977.027.6 Gra.

Handel, Ruth D., and Ellen Goldsmith."Intergenerational literacy: a communitycollege program." Journal of Reading(December 1988).

Holmes, Barbara. Solutions in progress:results of a survey of literacy programs andactivities 1 by Barbara J. Holmes, SherryFreeland Walker and Patrick McQuaid.c1987.374.012 Hol.

Lazar, Meryl K. PLUS: an evaluation ofa national literacy initiative I Meryl K.Lazar, et al. 1989.library development files.

Making literacy programs work, volumeII: Directory of prison literacy programs inthe United States /Donna Bellorado et al.1986.374.012 Mak.

National Workplace Literacy Program:program year 1991 project abstracts. 1991.


Nickse, Ruth S. Family and inter-generational literacy programs: an updateof "The Noises of Literacy". 1990.


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Participatory literacy education I ArleneFingeret, editor. c1989.374.012 Par.

Reading Is Fundamental. A guide toRIF's family literacy programs. 1991.

302.224 Rea

Reducing functional illiteracy: a nationalguide to facilities &services I prepared bythe staff of the AAAA Contact Center.

[1981?].302.224 Red.

Smith, Carl Bernard. Getting people toread: volunteer programs that work I CarlB. Smith and Leo C. Fay. c1973.428.4 Smi.

Sticht, Thomas G. Evaluating nationalworkplace literacy programs I by Thomas

G. Sticht. 1991.library development files.

Turock, Betty J. Library programs: eval-

uating federally funded public library pro-

grams I Betty J. Turock. 1990.021.83 Tur.

United States. Office of EducationalResearch and Improvement. Library Lit-

eracy program: analysis offunded projects.

1987.021.24 Uni.

Zweizig, Douglas. Evaluation of adultlibrary literacy programs: a manual of ap-proaches and procedures I Douglas L.Zweizig, Debra Wilcox Johnson, Jane B.

Robbins. 1989.021.24 Zwe.

READING

Mlen, Virginia French. Reading for life:

a first book for adults and their tutors IVirginia French Allen. c1987.

428.407 All.

Aukerman, Robert C. Approaches to be-ginning reading I Robert C. Aukerman.c1984.372.41 Auk.

Baumann, James F. Reading assess-ment: an instructional decision-makingperspective I James F. Baumann. c1988.

428.4 Bau.

Bowren Fay, F. Teaching reading inadult basic education I Fay F. Bowren,Miles V. Zintz. c1977.

428.407 Bow.

Chall, Jeanne Sternlicht. Stages of read-ing development /Jeanne S. Chall. c1983.

428.4 Cha.

Colvin, Ruth J. TUTOR: techniquesused in the teaching of reading: a hand-book for teaching basic reading to adultsand teenagers I by Ruth J. Colvin andJane H. Root. c1987.

428.42 Col.

Fenholt, Janet S. Ready to read! I JanetS. Fenholt. c1988.418.4 Fen.

Fenholt, Janet S. Ready to read!: teach-ing kit I Janet S. Fenholt. c1988.418.4 Fen.

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Handbook of reading research I P . DavidPearson, editor. c1984.428.407 Han.

Issues and trends in adult basic educa-tion: focus on reading I edited by FrancesA. Karnes, Clyde N. Ginn, and BeverlyBell Maddox. c1988.

428.407 Iss.

Laubach, Robert S. Using readability:formulas for easy adult materials I by Rob-ert S. Laubach and Kay Koschnick.c1977.372.4 Lau.

Laubach way to reading, skill book I:sounds and names of letters I Frank C.Laubach, Elizabeth Mooney Kirk, Rob-ert S. Laubach. 1981.428.42 Lau.

Laubach way to reading, skill book 2:short vowel sounds I Frank C. Laubach,Elizabeth Mooney Kirk, Robert S.Laubach. 1981.428.42 Lau.

Laubach way to reading, skill book 3:long vowel sounds I Frank C. Laubach,Elizabeth Mooney Kirk, Robert S.Laubach. 1981.428.42 Lau.

Laubach way to reading, skill book 4:other vowel sounds and consonant spell-ings I Frank C. Laubach, Elizabeth Moo-ney Kirk, Robert S. Laubach. 1981.428.42 Lau.

Lehman, Barbara A. "Whole languagefor adult literacy." Adult Learning (Feb-ruary 1992).

Padak, Nancy. "Exploring reading withadult beginning readers." Journal ofReading (September 1990).

Reading comprehension instruction,1783-1987: a review of trends and research/ editor, Jill Fitzgerald. c1990.428.43 Rea.

Reuys, Stephen. "A quest for meaningin adult basic education."Adult Learning(May 1992).

Rosenthal, Nadine. Teach someone toread: a step-by-step guide for literacy tu-tors: including diagnostic phonics andcomprehension assessments I NadineRosenthal. c1987.

428.407 Ros.

Schierloh, Jane McCabe. "Using classicnovels with adult new readers."Journal ofReading (May 1992).

Spalding, Romalda Bishop. The writingroad to reading: the Spalding method ofphonics for teaching speech, writing, andreading I by Romalda Bishop Spaldingwith Walter T. Spalding. c1990.

AV 372.414 Spa.

Tutoring small groups: basic reading IGerald Ottoson...{et al.]. 1986?

374.22 Tut.

Weaver, Constance. Understandingwhole language: from principles to prac-


tice 1 Constance Weaver; with DianeStephens and Janet Vance. c1990.428.007 Wea.

STATE INITIATIVES

Brizius, Jack A. The state role in adultliteracy policy 1 by Jack A. Brizius. 1988.library development files.

Doyle, Denis P. Excellence in education:the states take charge 1 Denis P. Doyleand Terry W. Hartle. c1985.

379.73 Doy.

Families for Literacy: a state-wide, state-funded, library- based family literacy pro-gram sponsored by the California StateLibrary and funded under the CaliforniaLibrary Services Act. [1991?].


Meeting the goal of a literate America: thestate response 1 edited by Robert A.Silvanik. c1990.302.224 Mee.

Silvanik, Robert A. Toward integratedadult learning systems: the status of stateliteracy efforts 1 by Robert A. Silvanik.c 1991.

379.24 Sil.

State literacy strategies: a policy primer.1989.379.24 Sta.

Stein, Sondra. A guidebook for state lit-eracy leaders: implementing an integrated

system for meeting adult learning needs 1by Sondra Stein. c1992.374.012 Ste.

STATE LIBRARIES

Fleming, Lois D. 'The role of the statelibrary agency in the battle for literacy."Drexel Library Quarterly (October 1978).

Holmes, Barbara. Solutions in progress:results of a survey of literacy programs andactivities 1 by Barbara J. Holmes, SherryFreeland Walker and Patrick McQuaid.c1987.

374.012 Hol.

Spooner, Gloria and Cretini, Blanche."High-low books at the Louisiana StateLibrary." Louisiana Library AssociationBulletin (Summer 1982).

Strengthening the literacy network a na-tional forum for state libraries (1990: Al-exandria, VA) Proceedings 1 compiledand edited by Shei:ey Quezada. 1991.374.012 Str.

SURVEYS

Adult functional competency: a sum-mary of the Adult Performance Level j;roj-ect 1 Norvell Northcutt, project director.1975.153.9 Adu.

Adult functional competence: final re-port. 1977.

374.012 Adu.

S3


Holmes, Barbara. Solutions in progress:results of a swvey of literacy programsandactivities 1 by Barbara J. Holmes, SherryFreeland Walker and Patrick McQuaid.c1987.374.012 Hol.

Kirsch, Irwin S. Literacy: profiles ofAmerica's young adults 1 by Irwin S.Kirsch and Ann Jungeblut. [19864302.2 Kir.

MacDonald, Bernice. Literacy activitiesin public libraries: a report of a study ofservices to adult illiterates 1 by BerniceMacDonald. 1966.027.4 Mcd.

Smith, Ester Gottlieb. Libraries in liter-

acy I Ester Gottlieb Smith. 1981.374.012 Smi.

Southwest Louisiana Library Associa-tion literacy project report. 1980.



La 302.224 Spa.

Zweizig, Douglas. Libraries and literacyeducation: comprehensive survey report 1Douglas L. Zweizig, Jane Robbins,Debra Wilcox Johnson. 1988.021.24 Zwe.

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TECHNOLOGY

Adult basic skills: curriculum softwareguide. c1988.

H-L 374.012 Adu.

Bixler, Brett. Use of computer assistedinstruction with displaced -,orkers and vol-unteer tutors: final report I submitted byBrett Bixler, Eunice N. Askov. 1988.374.26 Bix.

Blanchard, Jay S. Computer applica-tions in reading 1 Jay S. Blanchard,George E. Mason, Dan Daniel. c1987.

428.402 Bla.

Eiselstein, June. "Libraries, literacy andtechnology: new tools for enhancinglearning." Wilson Library Bulletin(November 1990).


374.26 Eva.

Gilliland, Lois. Microcomputer bibliog-raphy for ABE GED basic skills instruc-tion, 1986.

016.0053 Gil.

Hanify, George. Computers in adult ed-ucation: a planning guidebook I byGeorge Hanify and Robert Milley. 1986.374.02 Han.

Homebased computer assisted adult ed-ucation project: phase II, final project re-port. 1982.

374.02 Horn.


Hope, Geoffrey R. Using computers in

teaching foreign languages I Geoffrey R.Hope, Heimy F. Taylor, James P. Pusack.

c1984.371.395 Hop.

Maclay, Connie Marcia. An investiga-

tion of the use of computer-assisted in-

s t ruction in teaching sight wordrecognition to adult beginning readers in aprison setting: a thesis... 1 by Connie M.Maclay. 1988.374.012 Mac.

Meskill, Carla. "Off-screen talk andCALL: role of the machine/participant."CAELL Journal (Spring 1992).library development files.

Microcomputers for adult learning: po-tentials and perils 1 edited by David G.Gueulette. c1982.

374.02 Mic.

Moore, Kimberly A. Computer-assistedinstruction in basic skills for older, low-lit-

erate adults: final report I submitted byKimberly A. Moore, Eunice N. Askov.

1989.374.26 Moo.

Personal mputers and the adult learner/ Barry Heermann, editor. c1986.374.973 Per.

Pierce, W. Lee. An adult basiceducator's directory of software for micro-computers 1 prepared by W. Lee Piel ce,Ron Blackwell, Lin Harper. 1987.

374.012 Pie.

Plantation Education Program. Critiqueof computer literacy software 1 preparedby the P.E.P.I. staff for field-testing bytutors using this computer software inP.E.P.I.'s Technology Literacy Projectfor the 1988-1989 session. 1989.library development files.

Sallee, Marilyn. Software for use in adultbask education : 310 evaluation report Icompiled by Marilyn Sallee. 1986.

374.26 Sal.

"Say Y.E.S. to computers." PC Novice(May 1992).

Software buyer's guide. 1988.374.012 Sof.

Software buyer's guide 1 Adult BasicSkills Technology Consortium. 1991.374.26 Adu.

Software reviews for adult education.1988?374.028 Sof.

Stone, Antonia. Keystrokes to literacy:using the computer as a learning tool foradult beginning readers I Antonia Stone.c1991.

428.4 Sto.

Use of technology in adult literacy:Minnesota's programs I edited by TerilynC. Turner, Elizabeth Frick. c1990.374.012 Use.

Webb, N. "Microcomputer learMng insmall groups: cognitive requirements

8 5

to


and group processes." Journal of Educa-tional Psychology, 1984.

TESTING

Adult functional competency: a sum-mary of the Adult Performance Level proj-ect I Norvell Northcutt, project director.1975.153.9 Adu.

Adult functional competence: final re-port. 1977.

374.012 Adu.

Askov, Eunice Nicholson. Assessing theeducational needs and interests of studentsenrolled in a reading program at a Centerfor Older Adults I Eunice Askov, LoriForlizzi. 1987?374.012 Ask.

Basic Skills: an American ManagementAssociation research report on testing andtraining I Eric Rolfe Greenberg, editor.c1989.331.259 Bas.

Baumann, James F. Reading assess-ment: an instructional decision-makingperspective I James F. Baumann. c1988.

428.4 Bau.

Cohen, Andrew W. Testing languageability in the classroom I Andrew D.Cohen. c1980.418.007 Coh.

ETS Tests of applied literacy sidlls. NewYork: Simon & Schuster EducationGroup, c1991. Form A Test Battery (3

tests); Form B Test Battery (3 tests); Ad-ministrative and Scoring Manual.

302.224 ETS.

Gruber, Gary R. Test of English as aforeign language (TOEFL) I by Gary R.Gruber and Edward C. Gruber. 1982.

420.7 Gru.

Jackson, Gregg B. Measures for adultliteracy programs I Gregg B. Jackson.c1990.374.012 Jac.

Madsen, Harold S. Techniques in testingI Harold S. Madsen. c1983.428.007 Mad.

Reading tests and teachers: a practicalguide I Robert Schreiner, editor. c1979.

428.407 Rea.

Reexamining reading diagnosis: newtrends and procedures I Susan MandelGlazer, Lyndon W. Searfoss, Lance M.Gentile, editors. c1988.428.407 Ree.

Sticht, Thomas G. Testing and assess-ment in adult basic education and Englishas a second language programs I ThomasG. Stiehl 1990.library development files.

Texas. University at Austin. Adult Per-formance Level Project. The adult perfor-mance level scope and sequence charts.c1977.374.012 Tex.


VOLUNTEERS

Flanagan, Joan. The successful volunteerorganization: getting started and getting re-sults in nonprofit, charitable, grass roots,and community groups I Joan Flanagan.c1984.658.048 Fla.

Handbook for the volunteer tutor I Sid-ney J. Rauch, Joseph Sanacore, editors.c1985.371.394 Han.

How to organize a volunteer literacy pro-gram. n.d.


Ilsley, Paul J. Recruiting and training vol-unteers I Paul J. Ilsley, John A. Niemi.c1981.374 Ils.

Kouri, Mary K. Volunteerism and olderadults 1 Mary K. Kouri. c1990.

361.37 Kou.

Lancy, David F. and Nattiv, Amalya."Parents as volunteers: storybook read-ers/listeners." Childhood Education(Summer 1992).

Organization handbook: how to organizeand sustain a volunteer literacy program ILaubach Literacy Action. c1986.374.012 Org.

Ross, Lorraine N. Senior volunteer liter-acy tutors 1 Lorraine N. Ross and Lor-raine Lidoff. c1984.428.007 Ros.

Smith-Talley, Beatrice Moore. "Vistasof a VISTA literacy volunteer." Show-MeLibraries (Spring 1991).

WORKPLACE LITERACY

Archer, Katherine. "Workplace Englishas a second language program: companysupervisors' role." Adult Learning 3 8(June 1992).

Askov, Eunice Nicholson. "Clirriculumdesign for workplace literacy." AdultLearning 3 8 (June 1992).

Barton, Paul E. Workplace competen-cks: the need to improve literacy and em-ployment readiness I Paul E. Barton andIrwin S. Kirsch, 1990.

302.224 Bar

Basic Skills: an American ManagementAssociation research report on testing andtraining I Eric Rolfe Greenberg, editor.c1989.

331.259 Bas.

The bottom line: basic skills in the work-place. 1988.

658.312 Bot.

Campbell, Robert Edward. Adult liter-acy: programs and practkes 1 Robert E.Campbell, Judith A. Sechler. 1987.

302.2 Cam.

Carnevale, Anthony Patrick. Trainingthe technical work force 1 Anthony P.

87

Professional Subject List F-81

Carnevale, Leila J. Gainer, Eric R.Schulz. c1990.607.1 Car.

Carnevale, Anthony Patrick. Workplacebasics: the essential skills employers want/ Anthony P. Carnevale, Leila J. Gainer,Ann S. Meltzer. 1990.658.312 Car.

Carnevale, Anthony Patrick. Workplacebasics training manual /Anthony P. Car-nevale, Leila J. Gainer, Ann S. Meltzer.c1990.658.312 Car.

Carvevale, Anthony Patrick, and EricR. Schulz. "Return on investment: ac-counting for training." Supplement to theTraFning & Development Journal (July1990).library development files.

Chase, Nancy D. The hospital job slcillsenhancement program: a workplace liter-acy project. curriculum manual 1 pre-pared by Nancy D. Chase. 1990.302.224 Cha.

Duggan, Paula. Literacy at work: devel-oping adult bask skills for employment 1Paula Duggan. 1985.374.012 Dug.

Fowler, Robert. "How to build a suc-cessful program in the workplace." AdultLearning 3 8 (June 1992).

Guglielmino, Lucy Madsen. Workplaceliteracy: a resource book 1 Lucy MadsenGuglielrnino and Valerie C. Byran. 1990.library development files.

Ley, Kathryn, Dauzat, Sam V. and Low-ery, Ban. "Local needs assessment forworkplace literacy programs." AdultLearning 3 8 (June 1992).

Literacy, the challenge for business.c1987.302.224 Lit.

Louisiana workforce 2010: reducing at-trition through articulation 1 LouisianaDepartment of Education. 1990.La 373.246 Lou.

Mendel, Richard A. Workforce literacyin the south: a report for the Sunbelt Insti-tute I by Richard A. Mendel. c1988.302.2 Men.

Mikulecky, Larry. Training for job liter-acy demands: what research applies topractice I Larry Mikulecky and JeanneEhlinger [and] Avis L Meenan. 1987.

374.012 Mik.

National Workplace Literacy Program:program year 1991 project abstracts. 1991.


Nurss, Joanne R. Hospital job skills en-hancement program: a workplace literacyproject. final evaluation report 1 preparedby Joanne R. Nurss. 1990.

302.224 Nur.

Pelavin Associates. A review of the Na-tional Workplace Literacy Program. 1991.


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Regional Workplace Literacy Confer-ence. Building a workforce for the south.1990.library development files.

Rothwell, William J. The Workplace lit-

eracy primer: an action manual for train-ing and development professionals I byWilliam J. Rothwell & Dale C. Branden-burg. c1990.

658.312 Rot.

Rush, R. Timothy. Occupational literacyeducation I R. Timothy Rush, Alden J.Moe, Rebecca L. Storlie. c1986.428.4 Rus.

Sarmiento, Anthony R. Worker-cen-tered learning: a union guide to workplaceliteracy I by Anthony R. Sarmiento, AnnKay. 1990.

658.312 Sar.

Sticht, Thomas G. Evaluating nationalworkplace literacy programs I by ThomasG. Sticht. 1991.library development files.

Workforce 2000: work and workers forthe twenty first century I William B. John-ston, project director. 1987.331.11 Wor.

Workplace literacy: reshaping the Amer-ican workforce. 1992.ED 1.2: 71/2.

YOUNG ADULTS

Davidson, Judith. Adolescent literacy:what works and why I Judith Davidsonand David Koppenhaver. c1988.

428.407 Day.

Kirsch, Irwin S. Literacy: profiles ofAmerica's young adults I by Irwin S.Kirsch and Ann Jungeblut. [1986?].

302.2 Kir.

Rue, Nancy N. Coping with an illiterateparent I Nancy N. Rue. c1990.

306,874 Rue.

Venezky, Richard L The subtle danger:reflections on the literacy abilities ofAmerica's young adults I Richard L.Venezky, Carl F. Kaestle, Andrew M.Sum. 1987.

302.224 Ven.

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Video & Multi-Media Collection

Title List

Adolescence. 1988. 20 min. 1 video.Designed to help parents prepare for

the vigorous test of the teen years. Par-ents will learn to guide a teen towardmaturity, identify developmentalchanges, teach responsibility, andstrengthen the relationshipbetween par-ent and adolescent.V-1365.

Adult illiteracy in the United States.1983. 12 min. 1 audiocassette, 68 slides.This 12 minute tape/slide module fo-

cuses exclusively on the illiteracy prob-lem in the U.S., describing its effect,extent and connection with major socialproblems. It is highly recommended foruse with new audiences and in tutorworkshops.

CS-287.

All about grants. 1990. 85 min. 1 video,

workbook.This video is designed to familiarize

participants with the process, protocol,and mechanics of grant writing and ap-proaches to funding sources; to assist insimplifying the grant seeking process; toacquaint participants with the basic toolsfor identifying funding sources and toincrease participants' chances of gettingtheir projects funded.LV-1537.

C 0

The art of communication. 1987.30 min. 1 video.

Dick Van Patten offers practical tips foreffective parenting. Parents are encour-aged to offer their children positive sup-port by praising them and treating themwith respect; to teach constructively, notcritically, and to listen supportively.

V-886.

Baby alive (home use only). 1988.65 min. 1 video, booklet.Top medical experts join narrator Phy-

licia Rashad in presenting a step-by-stepguide for prevention and treatment oflife-threatening situations facing chil-dren from birth to 5 years old.

V-815.

Basic English for Hispanics (home useonly). 1985. 90 min. 1 video.An introductory course for Hispanics

that teaches the basics of the Englishlanguage.

V-491.

Bluffing itIBluffing it II. 1987. 90 min.2 videos.Powerful drama starring Dennis

Weaver as a successful steel plant fore-man compelled to face his illiteracy whenthe plant begins to automate. Secondcassette (15 min) recaps story usingclips.

V-2Video & Multi-Media Title List

Library shown as prominent, non-threat-

ening partner.LV-1526.

Breastfeeding- the art ofmothering(home use only). 1988. 40 min. 1 video.

A frank presentation that will help amother decide whether or not tobreastfeed. Presents techniques and de-

tailed instructions. Reviewed and ap-proved by the American Academy of

Pediatrics.V-816.

Can't read, can't write. 1984. 60 mM.

1 video.Investigates why one in five American

adults is functionally illiterate. Inter-views some who describe ways they try to

cope. Points out established connectionsbetween illiteracy, unemployment, andcrime. Enumerates programs that help.

Johnny Cash/host.LV-1539.

Changing the rules: teaching math toadult learners. 1990. 28 min. 1 video.

Shows teachers how to make teachingand learning math much more meaning-ful and exciting. Shows an ABE teacherand basic math students in both small-and large-group settings.

LV-1530.

Child care choices. 1983. 14 min.

1 video.An examination of the child care op-

tions available to working mothers.V-243.

Child management. 1987. 30 min.

1 video.Hosted by Dick Van Patten, this video

teaches techniques to reinforce accept-able behavior. Demonstrations of goodand bad parenting practices are upbeatand entertaining, as well as instructive.

V-885.

Childbirth: from inside out (home useonly). 1985. 160 min. 1 video.

Presents easy-to-understand informa-tion about the steps to take to promote ahealthy and safe pregnancy. Topics in-clude preparing for pregnancy, nutritionand exercise, the hospital experience,labor and delivery, and post-natal care.V- 00.

Chon. 1988. 5 min. 1 audiocasseue,booklet.A "five-minute thriller" that builds lis-

tening skills by modeling pronunciation,giving oral directions, and presenting vo-cabulaty words in context. The story is

followed by four pages of helpful com-prehension exercises.

CS-294.

Drop everything and read. 1986. 28 min.

1 video.Meredith Baxter Birney and husband

David convey their enthusiasm for read-ing by encouraging other parents to read

to their children, from infancy onward.For low-literate to literate parents who

may not appreciate the value of earlyreading.

LV-535.

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Drug free kids (home use only). 1986.70 mil. 1 video.

In this production, hosted by Ken How-ard, a group of well-known T.V. actorsplay out a variety of scenes showing thecommunication skills parents need tohandle the subject of drugs with theirkids.V-253.

English as a second language: tutortraining. 1990. 18 hrs. 8 + videos,audiocassettes, binders, and books.This LVA tutor-training workshop uses

discussion, one-to-one practice, video,lecture, and demonstrations.

LV-1532.

Family reading. 1990. 30 min. 1 video,teacher's guide, manual for trainers,photocopy masters, 10 children's books.

Argues the importance of reading tochildren. Demonstrates a number ofreading strategies that can be taught toparents for use with their children. Firstused with community college students.LV-1535.

First things first. 1988. 60 min. 1 video.Phylicia Rashad hosts this PLUS special

highlighting programs across the countrythat are working creatively and effec-tively to break the cycle of illiteracywithin families by encouraging reading.

LV 1691.

From the crib to the classroom. 1990.Simple ways parents can help their chil-

dren get ready for schooling includereading and speaking to them, helpingthem develop hand-eye skills, and expos-

ing them to varied experiences. Thisvideo also stresses the importance ofcontinued parental involvement oncechildren have started school.LV-1541.

Get back to phonics. 1985.2 audiocassettes, 1 book, set of syllablecards.A course in phonics that can be used as

a self-help tool by an adult reader seek-ing improvement in reading and spellingskills. Also suitable as a tutorial for thenon-reader or as a study guide for chil-dren who need to acquire phonetic skillsin order to improve their reading andspelling.

CS-289.

Grammar as easy as ABC (home useonly). 1986. 38 min. 1 video.This entertaining program covers

nouns, verbs, modifiers, and sentences.V-254.

Helping adults learn. 1%5. 56 min.2 videos.Explores the characteristics of adult

students, their motivations, the barriersthey face in receiving an education, andthe challenges and opportunities theypresent to teachers.

LV-1534.

The hero who couldn't read. 1984.30 min. 1 video.An attractive school athlete successfully

covers up his illiteracy until his littlebrother almost loses his eyesight.

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Kareem Abdul Jabbar makes an appear-

ance in this ABC After School Special.

LV-1524.

The high cost of leaving. 1985. 30 min.

1 video.The high school dropout rate is the

focus of this NBC report. Geared toyoung people who may be consideringleaving school, this report clearlydemonstrates the high cost paid by adults

who seek work while lacking adequateeducational skills.

LV-1536.

Homework? I'll do it later. 1987. 16 min.

1 video.Gives parents practical advice on how

to help their children develop goodhomework habits by offering a step-by-

step approach based on principles usedat Boys Town.V-827.

How to teach your baby to read (home

use only). 1983. 80 min. 1 video.This fascinating course is designed to

stimulate and encourage your child'sability to read. Besides giving your baby

a head start, it's fun for you, too!V-101.

I can read at last! 1988. 1 audiocassette,trainer's guide, 82 slides.

For literacy groups who wish to tutorolder adults. Tells how older adults learnand suggests easy ways to meet their

unique needs.CS-293.

I want to rea4 volume I. 1989. 125 rnin.

1 video, book.This self-paced adult reading program

balances phonics with sight-memorywords to give the viewer tools with which

to write, speak and read.LV-1437.

I want to read, volume 2. 1989. 84 min.

1 video, book.First sequel of a self-paced adult read-

ing program. Has the same focus as thefirst unit. Works with some groups ofhomonyms and a few irregular plurals.

LV-1438.

I want to read, volume 3. 1989. 105 min.

1 video, book.Wide array of lessons practices such

things as understanding words, cursivewriting techniques, use of the dictionary,word-analysis using roots, compoundword analysis, and letter writing.LV-1439.

I'm not stupid! 1987. 51 min. 1 video.Informative presentation about learn-

ing disabilities. Tells the stories of sev-eral children with learning disabilities. Acall for respect and understanding of theproblem and the sufferers.

LV-1529.

Illiteracy in Louisiana: between the lines.

1986. 30 min. 1 video.Identifies and discusses the problem of

illiteracy in Limisiana. Includes inter-views with a cross-section of the 176,000

illiterates in this state. Offers sugges-tions for the solution to this problem.

V-729.

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Interview techniques & resume tipsforthe job applicant (home use only). 1985.

55 min. 1 video.Using demonstrations, simulations, and

traditional didactic instruction, thisvideo shows job seekers exactly what todo and what not to do when seeking em-ployment. Topics include dress, speech,cover letters, and resumes.V-123.

Interviewing for a job (home use only).1984. 30 min. 1 video.A genial host provides guidelines for

appropriately handling job interviews.Divided into four segments (self-organi-zation, interview preparation, interviewconduct, and follow-up).V-122.

Laubach literacy: program managementseries I. 1988. 90 min. 3 videos.

Laubach-LVA management trainingprogram for volunteer liter- y providers.Gives guidelines for using these pro-grams in a 3-4 hr. workshop focused onboard development, community rela-tions, and resource development.LV-892.

Laubach literacy: the Laubach way toreading and writing. 1988. 190 min.2 videos, 1 manual.

Illustrates the Laubach approach toreading and writing.LV-1096.

Laubach sounds. 1988. 1 audiocassette.Phonics sounds for tutors to use to re-

view pronunciation of common sounds.

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Recommended for use with the LaubachWay to Reading series.CS-290.

Laying the foundations: a parent-childliteracy training kit. 1988. 60 min. 1audiocassette, 1 folder, 5 books.Includes guidelines on developing a

parent-child reading curriculum, teach-ing a nonreader to read children's books,utilizing community education re-sources, supporting advocacy and parentinvolvement, and other issues related tohelping parents in their roles as theirchildren's first and most importantteachers.CS-288.

Learn to read. 1988. 30 videos (30 min.each), 1 teacher's guide, studentworkbook.Bruce Jenner and Famous Amos offer

new adult readers the basics, startingwith the letters of the alphabet. The pro-grams in this series are presented in awell-paced and upbeat magazine format.Phonics lessons are interspersed withsegments on practical reading. Jennerand Amos provide the motivation andoptimistic, you-can-do-it support that areso important to new adult readers.LV-1494-1523.

Learning to listen in English. 1990.4 audiocassettes, 2 books.A complete listening development pro-

gram for beginning students of English.Fifteen thematic units progressivelybuild skills, from listening for specificitems, to analyzing information, to syn-thesizing data. Suitable for true begin-


ners, who need practice with the mostbasic language, to more advanced begin-

ners, who are eager for interesting con-tent material.

CS 307.

One-to-one basic reading: tutor training.1980-1990. 18 hrs. 7 videos, 2 audio-cassettes, 4 books.A training workshop designed to in-

struct adjunct reading instructors andvolunteer tutors to (1) assess learners'reading competency; (2) use assistedreading, language experience, sightwords, process writing, context clues,

phonics, and word patterns; (3) integratecomprehension skills; (4) help learnerset goals; (5) plan lessons according toindividual learner's goals and needs.LV-1533.

Parenting strategies for accessingschools; three A's for professionals andat risk families. 1989. 60 min. I video.

Part I: Strategies for low-literate par-ents in working with their children'sschool systems. Part II: Tips for profes-sionals who come in contact with at-riskfamilies, discussing awareness, accessand advocacy.

LV 1704.

Parents as partners in reading. 1990.

variable length. 5 videos, 17 children's

books.Shows how educators can help parents

read to children. Emphasizes the import-ance of reading to your child, creating apositive reading environment, modeling

reading behavior, and roles parents play

in shared reading.LV-1531.

Read on! II: a sequential reading series.1988. variable length. 6 audiocassettes,6 texts, 6 workbooks, instructor's guide.Sequential reading series based on the

principles of modeling and assisted read-ing. Whole language approach, direct in-struction in selected sight words, taughtin the context of the sentences in which

they occur.S-286.

The readers, the writers, the story... 1989.

30 min. 1 video.Tells about the production of Slices of

Life, a collection of stories written by newreaders. They, the writers of books fornew readers, and Judy Cheatham (in-structor) talk about working with thisKentucky whole language reading/writ-ing program.LV-1493.

Reading aloud: motivating children tomake books into friends, not enemies.1985. 80 min. 16mm film.Jim Trelease promotes reading with

your children. In reel one, he explains histheories and relates his personal experi-ences. In reel two, he talks about specificbooks and reads aloud from severalotherbooks.T-46

Readtogether: a literacy test andreadtogether. 1990. 109 min. 2 videos.

Vignettes with celebrities about thevalue of early reading experiences. New

L.45

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readers share how reading changed theirlives. A 20-question literacy test featuresliteracy statistics. A series of 1 min. liter-

acy promos suitable for T.V. airing.LV-1441.

School days (home use only). 1987.

30 min. 1 video, booklet.This program will help parents qualify

their roles and fine-tune their expecta-tions of the educational system with oneoverriding focus in mind--to assist chil-dren in reaching their highest potential.

V-1328.

Sharing books with young children. 1986.

25 min. 1 video.Betsy Hearne talks about creating and

developing the love of books in pre-school children. Topics are: evaluationof book illustration and narrative, levelof child's involvement and comprehen-sion, storytelling, and reading aloudskills.LV-330.

Single parenting. 1988. 20 min. 1 video.This program is intended to help the

single parent learn to deal with theunique challenges that are part of being

a single parent.V-1327.

Small Eroup tutoring. 1990. 20 min.1 video, 1 booklet.Shows a small group tutoring session

using whole language methods.LV-1538.

So you're going to be a parent. 1987,20 min. 1 video.This program will help parents-to-be in

preparing for the changes in everythingfrom work schedules to the financial re-sponsibilities of child rearing.

V-1326.

Sounds I. 1988. 1 audiocassette.Designed for use with programs not

using the Laubach method, such as Liter-acy Volunteers of America (LVA) orothers.

CS-291.

Sounds of English. 1989. 34 min.1 video, leader's guide, 1 audiocassette(in French).This three-part training workshop is de-

signed to make tutor/trainees aware ofthe physiological basis of speech, andgives directions for assessment and in-struction.LV 1527

Stage one: the natural approath toEnglish. 1986. 6 hrs. 3 videos, 1 book.

Mimes, artists, and skits introduce non-English-speaking viewers to commonEnglish words and concepts. The three-tape series has 12 segmented lessons.Useful for libraries with active ESL pro-grams.

LV-1543.

T.G. tutor: word makes one. 1986.25 rnin. 1 video.

Presents consonant blends, two andthree-syllable words and basic sentenceconstruction.

V-623.

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T.G. tutor: word makes two. 1986.25 min. 1 video.

Presents advanced consonant blends,multi-syllable words and sentence con-struction.V-624.

Teaching English to speakers ofotherlanguages: the Laubach way. 1988.160 min. 2 videos, 1 manual.This tutor workshop explains the

Laubach Way to English and LaubachWay to Reading series, and gives step-by-step instructions for conducting an 18-hr.ESOL tutor training workshop.LV-1097.

Teaching spelling via your student'slearning style. 1988. 1 audiocassette.

Designed to teach spelling in conjunc-tion with literacy. Discusses variousteaching methods, learning styles, and

ways to identify them.CS-292.

They just want into whatever's going on.1990.In this videotape, youth services librar-

ians, library educators, and special edu-cation faculty offer their perspectives onthe requirements of youth with disabili-ties and their need for library services.Throughout the discussion, youth withdisabilities are seen using libraries in avariety of ways.

LV-1553.

TV tutor video flash cards:multiplication. 1985. 105 min. 1 video.This math program uses a unique sys-

tem of math instruction and drill. In ad-

dition to viewing the facts on the screen,students write them during each of the 20brief lessons.LV-1546.

TV tutor video flash cards: addition.1988. 95 min. 1 video.LV-1544.

TV tutor video flash cards: subtraction.1988. 95 min. 1 video.LV-1545.

TV tutor: basic phonics. 1986. 25 min.1 video.Teaches the alphabet, vowels and con-

sonants using audio, visual, and tactileskills.V-622.

TV tutor: consonant sounds. 1990.2 student videos, 1 training video,ESOL instructor's handbook.Designed to teach and reinforce

sound/letter relationships and pronunci-ation of consonants. Provides trainingfor tutors in the production of consonantsounds.LV-1547.

T V tutor: sight words I video. 1988.45 min. 2 videos.Designed to help a students learn to

read and spell 120 of the most frequentlyused words in English. 10 lessons pertape with 6 new words presented in eachlesson. Accompanying worksheets.LV-1548.

TV tutor: sight words 2 video. 1988.45 min. 2 videos.

LV- 1549.


TV tutor: survival sight words: numberwords. 1988. 2 videos, 1 workbook.

Designed to build recognition and teach

spelling of survival words through a mul-tisensory approach. Included are days of

the week, months, abbreviations, someholidays and special days, numerals and

number words.LV-1550.

TV tutor: survival sight words: calendarwords. 1988. 2 videos, 1 workbook.LV-1551.

Video reader. 1990. 38 min. 1 video,

book.Designed to help students learn to read,

write, and spell. For kindergartenthrough second-grade children, oldergirls, and women. Als useful for mostintermediate English as a second lan-

guage pupils and the handicapped.LV-1542.

Video review for the GED test. 1985.

120 min. 1 video.Reviews writing skills, social studies,

science, reading skills and mathematicsin preparation for taking the GED test.

V-413.

Volunteer programs, an agency guide:effective management. 1981. 28 min.1 video.Neil Kam presents a convincing case for

borrowing techniques of effective man-agement from the businessworld, includ-i ng job design, job descriptions,recruiting with targeted marketing, ori-entation, training, and supervision.V-483.

Volunteer programs, an agency guide:deciding and planning. 1981. 45 min.

1 video.Presents the tools for creating a volun-

teer program and making it effective.Agency staff and volunteers interact withworkshop leaders as they go through theprocess of conducting needed assign-ments, decision-making, program plan-ning and evaluation.

V-482.

What ever), baby knows: most commonquestions about newborns, infants &toddlers. 1985. 60 min. 1 video.In this question and answer session with

parents and their children, Dr. T. BerryBrazelton discusses the development ofchildren from birth to age three.V-205.

What every baby knows: the workingparent, daycare, separation, and yourchild's development. 1985. 60 min.1 video.Captures the real-life experiences of

two different families, both dealing withthe special problems of working parents.

V-206.

What if you couldn't read. 1978. 30 min.1 video.Lyle Litchfield, a 44-year-old farmer

who couldn't read, candidly discloses theefforts and lengths to which he went tobluff people and conceal his inability toread. A powerful presentation that mayencourage others to seek help.

LV-1540.

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When words don't mean a thing. 1986.

15 min. 1 video.The immensity and the impact of illiter-

acy in the U.S. are vividly presented in

this segment from ABC's 20120.LV-1528.

Winning at parenting...without beating

your kids. 1989. 125 min. 1 video.Barbara Coloroso g:ves a crash course

on parenting, giving meticulously organ-

ized advice on supportive and firm yetflexible parenting, discipliningyounsters, and handling such family is-

sues as chores, mealtime, and sibling

squabbles.V-1176.

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Words: four stories about becomingliterate. 1990. 30 min. 1 video.

Four new readers talk about theirschool failures and new beginnings.Message: literacy programs can and dowork; it is not too late to begin. Good forrecruitment. Well-done and absorbing.

LV-1525.

You got to move. 1985. 87 min. 1 video.

A stirring documentary about personaland social transformation. Shows thestruggles by ordinary people against in-justice, and community actions againststrip mining, toxic waste dumping, illiter-

acy and discrimination.V-1118.

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Video & Multi-Media CollectionSubject List

Laubach tutor training guides. 1988.ADULT LEARNING uncataloged.

Helloing adults learn. 1985.LV-1534.

BASIC READING

Get back to phonics. 1985.CS-289.

Grammar as easy as ABC (home useonly). 1986.

V-254.

I can read at last! 1988.CS-293.

I want to read, volume 1. 1989.LV-1437.



Laubach literacy: the Laubach way toreading and writing. 1988.LV-1096.

Laubach sounds. 1988.CS-290.

N,192.019.11.11.4.0,11Y,

Learn to read. 1988.LV-1494-1523.

One-to-one basic reading: tutor training.1980-1990.LV-1533.

Read on! II: a sequential reading series.1988.CS-286.

The readers, the writers, the story... 1989.LV-1493.

Small group tutoring. 1990.LV-1538.

Sounds I. 1988.CS-291.

T.G. tutor: word makes one. 1986.V-623.

T.G. tutor: word makes two. 1986.V-624.

Teaching spelling via your student'slearning style. 1988.

CS-292.

TV tutor: basic phonics. 1986.V 622.

V-12Video & Multi-Media Subject List

TV tutor: sight words I video. 1988.LV-1548.

TV tutor: sight words 2 video. 1988.LV-1549.

TV tutor: survival sight words: numberwords. 1988.

LV-1550.

TV tutor: survival sight words: calendar

words. 1988.LV-1551.

Video reader. 1990.LV-1542.

ESL

Teaching English to speakers of otherlanguages: the Laubach way. 1988.

LV-1097.

TV tutor: consonant sounds. 1990.LV-1547.

FAMILY LI 1 ERACY

Drop everything and read. 1986.LV-535.

Family reading. 1990.LV-1535.

First things first. 1988.LV-1691.

From the crib to the classroom. 1990.

Basic English for Hispanics (home use LV-1541.

only). 1985.V-491.

How to teach your baby to read (homeuse only). 1983.

Chon. 1988.V401.

CS-294.Laying the foundations: a parent-child

English as a second language: tutor train- literacy training kit. 1988.

ing. 1990.CS-288.

LV-1532.

Learning to listen In English. 1990.

CS-307.

Sounds of English.LV-1527.

Stage one: the natural approach to En-

glish. 1986.LV-1543.

All about grants. 1990.LV-1537.

Parents as partners in reading. 1990.

LV-1531.

Sharing books with young children. 1986.LV-330.

FUNDING

Video & Multi-Media Subject List V-13

GED

Video review for the GED test. 1985.V-413.

LEARNING DISABLED

I'm not stupid! 1987.LV-1529.

They just want into whatever's going on.1990.LV-1553.

LITERACY PROMOTION

Adult illiteracy in the United States.1983.CS-287.

Bluffing it/Bluffing it II. 1987.LV-1526.

Can't read, can't write. 1984.LV-1539.

The hero who couldn't read. 1984.LV-1524.

The high cost of leaving. 1985.LV-1536.

Illiteracy in Louisiana: between the lines.1986.

V-729.

Parenting strategies for accessingschools; three A's for professionals andat risk families. 1989.

LV-1704.

Readtogether: a literacy test andreadtogether. 1990.

LV-1441.

What if you couldn't read. 1978.LV-1540.

When words don't mean a thing. 1986.LV-1528.

Words: four stories about becoming lit-erate. 1990.LV-1525.

You got to move. 1985.V-1118.

MATHEMATICS

Changing the rules: teaching math toadult learners. 1990.

LV-1530.

TV tutor video flash cards: multiplica-tion. 1985.

LV-1546.

TV tutor video flash cards: addition.1988.LV-1544.

TV tutor video flash cards: subtraction.1988.LV-1545.

PARENTING

Adolescence. 1988.V-1365.

V-14Video & Multi-Media Subject List

The art of communication. 1987.V-886.

Baby alive (home use only). 1988.V-815.

Breastfeeding- the art of mothering(home use only). 1988.V-816.

Child care choices. 1983.V-243.

Child management. 1987.V-885.

Childbirth: from inside out (home use

only). 1985.V-100.

Drug free kids (home use only). 1936.V-253.

Homework? I'll do it later. 1987.

V-827.

School days (home use only). 1987.V-1328.

Single parenting. 1988.V-1327.

So you're going to be a parent. 1987.

V-1326.

What every baby knows: most commonquestions about newborns, infants & tod-

dlers. 1985.V-205.

What every baby knows: the workin par-

ent, daycare, separation, and your child'sdevelopment. 1985.

V-206.

Winning at parenting...without beatingyour kids. 1989.

V-1176.

PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

Laubach literacy: program managementseries L 1988.

LV-892.

Volunteer programs, an agency guide:deciding and planning. 1981.V-482.

Volunteer programs, an agency guide:

effective management. 1981.V-483.

TUTOR TRAINING

English as a second language: tutor train-ing. 1990.LV-1532.

Laubach literacy: the Laubach way toreading and writing. 1988.

LV-1096.

Laubach tutor training guides. 1988.uncataloged.

One-to-one basic reading: tutor training.1980-1990.LV- 1533.

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Video & Multi-Media Subject List V-15

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Small group tutoring. 1990.LV-1538.

Sounds of English.LV-1527.

Teaching English to speakers of otherlanguages: the Laubach way. 1988.LV-1097.

WORKPIACE LITERACY

Interview techniques & resume tips forthe job applicant (home use only). 1985.

V-123.

Interviewing for a job (home use only).

1984.V-122.

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Computer Software CollectionTitle List

The 4th R - reasoning. Apple II ed.Bridgeport, CT: MCE, 1984.

78

Alligator game series for English usage.Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: EducationalActivities, 1984.40

America coast to coast. Apple II ed.Northbrook, IL: Mindscape and Neosoft,1984.

105

AppleWorks. Apple II ed. Santa Clara,CA: Claris Corporation, 1989.

151

Bank street school filer. Apple II ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1986.

132

Basic English skills: parts of speech.Apple II ed. Chicago, IL: EncyclopaediaBritannica Educational Corporation,1983.83

Basic math competency. Apple II ed.Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1984.

1

Basic math competency: skill building.IBM ed. Freeport, NY: Educational Ac-tivities, 1984.

17

Capitalization: a reading and languageskills program. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1982-1986.

59

Capitalization: uses of the capital letter.Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: EducationalActivities, 1983.25

Cloze-Plus: a context analysis program(Levels C, D, E). Apple II ed. St. Louis,MO: Milliken, 1982.93

Computer concepts. IBM ed. NewburyPark, CA: Ventura Educational Systems,1986-1987.20

Computer math activities. Apple II ed.Menlo Park, CA: Addison-Wesley, 1989.27

Constiuct a word I. Apple II ed. Allen,TX: Developmental Learning Materials,1984.

107

S-2 Software Title List

Construct a wo,d II. Apple II ed. Allen,TX: Developmental Learning Materials,1984.

108

Core reading and vocabulary develop-ment program. Apple II ed. Freeport,NY: Educational Activities, 1985.

150

Core reading and vocabulary develop-ment program. IBM ed. Freeport, NY:Educational Activities, 1985.

157

Create with Garfield! deluxe edition.Apple II ed. Allen, TX: DLM TeachingResources, 1987.

67

Crossword magic. Commodore 64 ed.Northbrook, IL: Mindscape & L&SComputerware, 1985.

106

Crypto cube. Apple II ed. San Francisco,CA: Designware, 1983.6

Customized flash spelling. Apple II ed.New York: Random House, 1981.

81

Dasher: an answer processor for lan-guage study. Apple II, Ver. 1.2 ed.Oakdale, 10: Conduit, 1983.

64

Developing basic writing skills. Apple IIed. Freeport, NY: Educational Activi-ties, 1986.

2

Diascriptive reading I. Apple II ed. Free-port, NY: Educational Activities, 1984.

45

Diascriptive reading I. IBM ed. Free-port, NY: Educational Activities, 1984.

156

Drivers education. Apple II ed. Minne-apolis, MN: JMH Software of MN, 1986.

110

£4 mathematics worksheet generatorprogram. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: Ed-ucational Activities, 1985.

42

English basics. Apple II ed. Freeport,NY: Educational Activities, 1980-1989.46

Estimating and common sense. IBM ed.Kankakee, IL: Imperial InternationalLearning Corporation, 1984.

62

Eureka! Following directions. Apple Hed. Big Spring, TX: Gamco Industries,1989.

154

European nations & lucations. Apple Hed. San Francisco, CA: DesignWare,1985.66

Exploring tables and graphs . Apple II ed.Middletown, CT: Weekly Reader FamilySoftware, 1984.

79

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Fact or opinion. Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1985.54

Fact sheets. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1982.

49

The factory: strategies in problem solving.Commodore 64 ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1988.

141

Fantavision. Apple II ed. San Rafael,CA: Broderbund Software, 1985.

113

Filling out job applications. IBM ed.Kalamazoo, MI: MCE, 1987.

8

Friendly filer. Apple II ed. Boston, MA:Houghton Mifflin, 1989.

112

Fundamental spelling words in context.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1982.80

Game of the states. Apple II ed. Balti-more, MD: Media Materials, 1985.

94

The game show. Commodore 64 ed.Berkeley, CA: Advanced Ideas, 1982.

96

The game show. Apple II ed. Berkeley,CA: Advanced Ideas, 1986.

97

The Gapper reading lab. Apple II ed.Bridgeport, CT: HRM Software, 1986.75

Ghost writer. Apple II, Ver. 2.0 ed. St.Paul, MN: MECC, 1985.

84

Go to the head of the class. Apple II ed.Baltimore, MD: Media Materials, 1985.

95

The grammar examiner. IBM ed. SanFrancisco: DesignWare, 1984.

14

The grammar examiner. Apple II ed. SanFrancisco: DesignWare, 1984.

28

Graphics expander, volume I. IBM ed.Minneapolis, MN: Springboard Soft-ware, 1985.

11

Hint and hunt I. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1984-1985.70

Hint and hunt II. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1984.71

Homonyms. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1981 (revised1988).58

1 0 '


How to read for everyday living. Apple IIed. Freeport, NY: Educational Activi-

ties, 1986.3

How to read for everyday living. IBM ed.Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1986.

18

How to write for everyday living. IBM ed.Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1988.4

Interpreting graphs. Apple II ed. IowaCity. IO: Conduit, 1983.50

Job attitudes: assessment and improve-ment. Apple II ed. Bridgeport, CT: MCE,1986.77

LEA I: functional literacy: using wholelanguage. IBM ed. Freepol t, NY: Educa-tional Activities, 1987.

19

LEA I: functional literacy using wholelanguage. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: Ed-ucationa, Activities, 1987.

43

Learning to cope with pressure. Apple IIed. Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Commu-nications, 1986.

92

M-SS-NG L-NKS: microencyclopedia(revised version). Apple II ed. Pleasant-ville, NY: Sunburst Communications,1987.

138

Magic slate II: 20 column. Apple II ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1988.

126


127


128

Magic spells. Commodore 64 ed. Fre-mont, CA: The Learning Company,1984.22

Master spell. Apple II, Ver. 1.3 ed. St.Paul, MN: MECC, 1984.

85

MasterType. Apple II ed. Tarrytown,NY: Scarborough Systems, 1984.

122

Mastertype's writer. Apple II ed. Tarry-town, NY: Scarborough Systems, 1985

120

Mastertype's writer. Commodore 64 ed.Tarrytown, NY: Scarborough Systems,1986.

119

il's

Software Title ListS-5

Master Type. Commodore 64 ed. Tarry-town, NY: Scarborough Systems, 1985.

123

Math for everyday living. Commodore 64ed. Freeport, NY: Educational Activi-ties, 1984.29

Math sequences. Apple II ed. St. Louis,MO: Milliken, 1985.

9

Math shop. Apple II ed. New York:Scholastic, 1986.

111

Mind castle I. Apple II ed. Kalamazoo,MI: MCE, 1984.

90

Mind over matter. Apple II ed. RoslynHeights, NY: Learning Well, 1984.

103

Money matters . Apple II ed. Kalamazoo,MI: MCE, 1986.76

Money works. Apple II, Ver. 1.1 ed. St.Paul, MN: MECC, 1977.

86

Money! Money! Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1982.53

The newsroom (teacher edition). AppleII ed. New York: Scholastic, 1985.34

The newsroom pro. IBM ed. Minneapo-lis, MN: Springboard Software, 1986.

15

North America databases and teacher'sguide. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1987.

133

Nounslpronouns. Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1981.56

Number munchers. Apple II ed. St. Paul,MN: MECC, 1986.

117

Our wild and crazy world: literal compre-hension program. Commodore 64 ed.Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1988.41

The pond: strategies in problem solving.Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY: SunburstCommunications, 1984.

139

Principal's assistant library. Apple II ed.Roslyn Heights, NY: Learning Well,1987.

101

The print shop. Apple II ed. San Rafael,CA: Broderbund Software, 1986.

143

The print shop companion. Apple II ed.San Rafael, CA: Broderbund Software,1986.

149

1 1) 9


The print shop graphics library (holidayedition). Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

144

The print shop graphics library (specialedition). Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

145

The print shop graphics library, disk I.Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

146

The print shop graphics library, disk II.Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

147

The print shop graphics library, disk III.Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

148

Print Master plus. IBM ed. Berkeley,CA: Kyocera Unison, 1986.

10

Pro-Grammar. Apple II ed. Cincinnati,OH: South-Western Publishing, 1986.47

Pro-Sentence. Apple II ed. Cincinnati,OH: South-Western Publishing, 1986.

48

The professional sign maker. Apple II ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1984.

7

Project STAR II: sequential training foradult reading (level 4). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1990.

161

Project STAR II: sequential training foradult reading. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1990.

166

Project STAR: language experience ac-tivities. Apple II ed. Dimondale, MI:Hartley Courseware, 1988.update of "My Word".162

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level I). Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1988.

163

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 2). Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1988.

164


165

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level I). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1990.

158

1 1 0


Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 2). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1990.

159

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 3). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1990.160

Prose: the readability analyst. IBM ed.Lafayette, CO: Micro Brothers, 1986-8.

125

Punctuation. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY:Educational Activities, 1983-1988.24

Punctuation put-on: the punctuationprocessor. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1985.

137

Purchase power. Apple II ed. ComputerAge Education, 1984.52

Puzzles and poste's. Apple II ed. St.Paul, MN: MECC, 1984.

87

Quotation marks. Apple II ed. Freeport,NY: Educational Activities, 1983.

26

Readability calculations. Apple II ed.Dallas, TX: Micro Power & Light, 1982.

152

Readability calculations. IBM ed. Dal-las, TX: Micro Power & Light, 1984.

153

Reading and thinking I. IBM ed. Bridge-port, CT: Queue, 1985.

63

Remember. IBM ed. San Francisco:DesignWare, 1985.

13

Scrambled letters; flash spelling. Apple IIed. Freeport, NY: Educatic-ial Activi-ties, 1980.

124

Search and rescue. Apple II ed. Bridge-port, CT: HRM Software, 1985.

74

Sentence combining, I and II. Apple IIed. St. Louis, MO: Milliken Publishing,1984.31

Speed reader II. Commodore 64 ed.Rancho Palos Verdes, CA: Davidson &Associates, 1983.

116

Spell it! Apple II ed. Torrance, CA: Da-vidson & Associates, 1984.

109

Spelling demons, computer spell down.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1981.

5

11 1


Spelltronics. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY:Educational Activities, 1988.

44

States & traits. Apple II ed. San Fran-cisco: Design Ware, 1984.

65

Stickybear word problems. Apple II ed.Norfolk, CT: Optimum Resource, 1986.

115

Story writer. Apple H ed. Northbrook,IL: Mindscape, 1987.

104

Survival signs. Apple II ed. Omro, WI:The Conover Company, 1988.

32

Survival words. Apple II ed. Omro, WI:The Conover Company, 1985.

33

Syllasearch I. Apple H ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1985.72

Syllasearch II. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1985.

73

Taking responsibility. Apple II ed. Cam-bridge, MA: Tom Snyder Productions,1988.89

Teacher's pet. Apple II ed. Kankakee,IL: Imperial International Learning,1985.82

Teasers by Tobbs: puzzles and problemsolving. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1988.

135

Ten clues. Apple II ed. Pleasantville,NY: Sunburst Communications, 1986.

136

That's my story. IBM ed. RoslynHeights, NY: LearMng Well, 1984.

100

Third grade reading comprehension.Apple II ed. Bridgeport, CT: Queue,1983.55

Tic tac show. Commodore 64 ed. Berke-ley, CA: Advanced Ideas, 1982.

98

Timeliner. Apple II t..d. Cambridge,MA: Tom Snyder Productions, 1986.88

Tutorial comprehension: main idea.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1982.35

Tutorial comprehension: critical reading.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1984.36

112


Tutorial comprehension: inference.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1984.

37

Tutorial comprehension: sequence.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1984.38

Tutorial comprehension: details. AppleII ed. New York: Random House, 1984.

39

Type to learn (gradebook disk). Apple IIed. Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Commu-nications, 1987.

131

Type to learn (workshop manual).Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1988.

130

Type to learn: a new approach to key-boarding. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1986.

129

Typing for new typists. Apple II ed.Woodstock, IL: Woodstock Software,1984.

118

U.S. atlas action. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:DLM Teaching Resources, 1985.

69

United States database disk. Apple II ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst CommuM-cations, 1987.

134

Verb usage. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1985.

12

Verbs. Apple II ed. Dimondale, MI:Hartley Courseware, 1985.23

Wally's word works: the parts of speechgame. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1985.

140

The whatsit corporation: survival mathskills. Commodore 64 ed. Pleasantville,NY: Sunburst Communications, 1986.

142

Who-What-Where-When-Why. Apple IIed. Dimondale, MI: HartleyCourseware, 1981.

57

Wizard of words. Commodore 64 ed.Berkeley, CA: Advanced Ideas, 1983.

99

Wordattack! Apple II ed. Torrance, CA:Davidson & Associates, 1985.

114

Word families II. Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1986.61

Word families: a reading and languageskills program. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1981-1986.

60

113

Software Title List

Word munchers. Apple II ed. St. Paul,MN: MECC, 1985.

68

Word processing companion. Apple IIed. University Park, PA: Institute for theStudy of Adult Literacy, 1989.

155

Word radar. IBM ed. Allen, TX: Devel-opmental Learning Materials, 1984.

16

Word search. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1981.

51

Wordmaze. Apple II ed. RoslynHeights, NY: Learning Well, 1987.

102

Writing adventure. Commodore 64 ed.Allen, TX: Developmental LearningMaterials, 1985.

91

The writing series 1-5. Apple II ed. SanFrancisco: EduWare Services, 1984.

21

The writing workshop. Apple II ed. St.Louis, MO: Milliken, 1985.30

11.4

Computer Software CollectionSubject List

COMPUTER LITERACY

Computer concepts. IBM ed. NewburyPark, CA: Ventura Educational Systems,1986-1987.20.

DATABASE MANAGEMENT


151.

Bank street school filer. Apple II ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1986.

132.

Friendly filer. Apple II ed. Boston, MA:Houghton Mifflin, 1989.

112.


133.

EDUCATIONAL GAME

The game show. Commodore 64 ed.Berkeley, CA: Advanced Ideas, 1982.

96.

The game show. Apple II ed. Berkeley,CA: Advanced Ideas, 1986.

97.

Go to the head of the class. Apple II ed.Baltimore, MD: Media Materials, 1985.

95.

Tic tac show. Commodore 64 ed. Berke-ley, CA: Advanced Ideas, 1982.

98.

ESL

Core reading and vocabulary develop-ment program. Apple II ed. Freeport,NY: Educational Activities, 1985.

150.

Dasher: an answer processor for lan-guage study. Apple II ed. Oakdale, 10:Conduit, 1983.

64.

GEOGRAPHY

America coast to coast. Apple II ed.Northbrook, IL: Mindscape and Neosoft,1984.

105.

S-12 Software Subject List

European nations & locations. Apple IIed. San Francisco, CA: Design Ware,1985.

66.

Game of the states. Apple II ed. Balti-more, MD: Media Materials, 1985.

94.


133.

Search and rescue. Apple II ed. Bridge-port, CT: HRM Software, 1985.

74.

States & traits. Apple II ed. San Fran-cisco: Design Ware, 1984.

65.

U.S. atlas action. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:DLM Teaching Resources, 1985.

69.

United States database disk. Apple II ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1987.

134.

GRAPHICS

Create with Garfield! deluxe edition.Apple II ed. Allen, TX: DLM TeachingResources, 1987.

67.

Fantavision. Apple II ed. San Rafael,CA: Broderbund Software, 1985.

113.

Graphics expander, volume I. IBM ed.Minneapolis, MN: Springboard Soft-ware, 1985.

11.

The newsroom (teacher edition). AppleII ed. New York: Scholastic, 1985.

34.


15.

Principal's assistant library. Apple II ed.Roslyn Heights, NY: Learning Well,1987.

101.

The print shop. Apple II ed. San Rafael,CA: Broderbund Software, 1986.

143.

The print shop companion. Apple II ed.San Rafael, CA: Broderbund Software,1986.

149.

The print shop graphics library holidayedition. Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

144.

The print shop graphics library specialedition. Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

145.

The print shop graphics library, disk I.Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

146.

116

Software Subject List

so

S-13

The print shop graphics library, disk II.Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

147.

The print shop graphics library, disk III.Apple II ed. San Rafael, CA:Broderbund Software, 1986.

148.

Print Master plus. IBM ed. Berkeley,CA: Kyocera Unison, 1986.

10.

The professional sign maker. Apple II ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cadons, 1984.

7.

Puzzles and posters. Apple II ed. St.Paul, MN: MECC, 1984.

87.

HISTORY

Timeliner. Apple II ed. Cambridge,MA: Tom Snyder Productions, 1986.

88.

LANGUAGE ARM

Alligator game series for English usage.Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: EducationalActivities, 1984.

40.

Basic English skills: parts of speech.Apple II ed. Chicago, IL: EncyclopaediaBritannica Educational Corporation,1983.

83.

Capitalization: a reading and languageskills program. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1982-1986.

59.

Capitalization: uses of the capital letter.Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: EducationalActivities, 1983.

25.

Crossword magic. Commodore 64 ed.Northbrook, IL: Mindscape & L&SComputerware, 1985.

106.

Crypto cube. Apple II ed. San Francisco,CA: Designware, 1983.

6.

Customized flash spelling. Apple II ed.New York: Random House, 1981.

81.

English basics. Apple II ed. Freeport,NY: Educational Activities, 1980-1989.

46.

Fundamental spelling words in context.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1982.80.

The grammar examiner. IBM ed. SanFrancisco: DesignWare, 1984.

14.

The grammar.examiner. Apple H ed. SanFrancisco: DesignWare, 1984.

28.

S-14Software Subject List

Homonyms. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1981 (revised1988).58.

Magic spells. Commodore 64 ed. Fre-mont, CA: The Learning Company,1984.

22.

Nouns /pronouns. Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1981.56.

Pro-Grammar. Apple II ed. Cincinnati,OH: South-Western Publishing, 1986.47.

Pro-Sentence. Apple II ed. Cincinnati,OH: South-Western Publishing, 1986.48.

Punctuation. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY:Educational Activitie , 1983-1988.

24.

Punctuation put-on: the punctuationprocessor. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1985.

137.

Quotation marks. Apple II ed. Freeport,NY: Educational Activities, 1983.

26.

Scrambled letters; flash spelling. Apple IIed. Freeport, NY: Educational Activi-ties, 1980.

124.

Sentence combining, I and II. Apple IIed. St. Louis, MO: Milliken Publishing,1984.31.

Spell it! Apple II ed. Torrance, CA: Da-vidson & Associates, 1984.

109.

Spelling demons, computer spell down.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1981.5.

Spelltronics. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY:Educational Activities, 1988.

44.

Syllasearch I. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1985.72.

Syllasearch II. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1985.73.

Verb usage. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1985.

12.

Verbs. Apple II ed. Dimondale, MI:Hartley Courseware, 1985.

23.

Wally's word works.: the parts of speechgame. Apple H ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1985.

140.

Software Subject List S-15

Who-What-Where-When-Why. Apple IIed. Dimondale, MI: HartleyCourseware, 1981.

57.

Wizard of words. Commodore 64 ed.Berkeley, CA: Advanced Ideas, 1983.

99.

Word attack! Apple II ed. Torrance, CA:Davidson & Associates, 1985.

114.

Word families II. Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1986.61.

Word families: a reading and languageskills program. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1981-1986.

60.

Word radar. IBM ed. Allen, TX: Devel-oprnental Learning Materials, 1984.

16.

Word search. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1981.

51.

LIFE SIULLS

Drivers education. Apple H ed. Minne-apolis, MN: JMH Software of MN, 1986.

110.

Eureka! Following directions. Apple IIed. Big Spring, TX: Gamco Industries,1989.

154.

Fact or opinion. Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1985.54.

Filling out job applications. IBM ed.Kalamazoo, MI: MCE, 1987.

8.

How to read for everyday living. Apple IIed. Freeport, NY: Educational Activi-ties, 1986.

3.


18.

How to write for everyday living. IBM ed.Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1988.4.

Job attitudes: assessment and improve-ment. Apple II ed. Bridgeport, CT: MCE,1986.

77.

Learning to cope with pressure. Apple IIed. Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Cornmu-nications, 1986.

92.

Money matters. Apple II ed. Kalamazoo,MI: MCE, 1986.

76.

Money works. Apple II ed. St. Paul, MN:MECC, 1977.

86.


Money! Money! Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1982.53.

Purchase power. Apple II ed. ComputerAge Education, 1984.

52.


32.


33.

Taking responsibility. Apple II ed. Cam-bridge, MA: Tom Snyder Productions,1988.

89.


142.

MATHEMATICS

Basic math competency. Apple II ed.Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1984.

1.

Basic math competency: skill building.IBM ed. Freeport, NY: Educational Ac-tivities, 1984.

17.

Computer math activities. Apple II ed.Menlo Park, CA: Addison-Wesley, 1989.

27.

Estimating and common sense. IBM ed.Kankakee, IL: Imperial InternationalLearning Corporation, 1984.

62.

Exploring tables and graphs . Apple II ed.Middletown, CT: Weekly Reader FamilySoftware, 1984.

79.

Fact sheets. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1982.

49.

Interpreting graphs. Apple II ed. IowaCity, JO: Conduit, 1983.

50.

Math for everyday living. Commodore 64ed. Frecport, NY: Educational Activi-ties, 1984.29.

Math sequences. Apple II ed. St. Louis,MO: Milliken, 1985.9.

Math shop. Apple II ed. New York:Scholastic, 1986.

111.

Number munchers. Apple II ed. St. Paul,MN: MECC, 1986.

117.

Stickybear word problems. Apple II ed.Norfolk, CT: Optimum Resource, 1986.

115.

120


Teasen by tobbs: puzzles and problemsolving. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1988.

135.


142.

READNG

Construct a word I. Apple II ed. Allen,TX: Developmental Learning Materials,1984.

107.

Construct a word II. Apple II ed. Allen,TX: Developmental Learning Materials,1984.

108.

Core reading and vocabulary develop-ment program. IBM ed. Freeport, NY:Educational Activities, 1985.

157.

Diascriptive reading I. IBM ed. Free-port, NY: Educational Activities, 1984.

156.

Eureka! Following directions. Apple IIed. Big Spring, TX: Gamco Industries,1989.

154.

The Gapper reading lab. Apple II ed.Bridgeport, Cr: HRM Software, 1986.

75.

121

Hint and hunt I. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1984-1985.70.

Hint and hunt II. Apple II ed. Allen, TX:Developmental Learning Materials,1984.71.

How to read for everyday living. Apple IIed. Freeport, NY: Educational Activi-ties, 1986.3.


18.

LEA I: functional literacy: using wholelanguage. IBM ed. Freeport, NY: Educa-tional Activities, 1987.

19.

LEA I: functional literacy using wholelanguage. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: Ed-ucational Activities, 1987.43.

M-SS-NG L-NKS: microencyclopedza(revised version). Apple II ed. Pleasant-ville, NY: Sunburst Communications,1987.

138.

Project STAR II: sequential training foradult reading (level 4). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1990.

161.


Project STAR II: sequential training foradult reading. Apple II ed. Dimondale,MI: Hartley Courseware, 1990.

166.

Project STAR: language experience ac-tivities. Apple II ed. Dimondale, MI:Hartley Courseware, 1988.

update of "My Word".162.

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level I). Apple II ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1988.

163.


164.

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 3). Apple H ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1989.

165.

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level I). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1990.

158.

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 2). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Courseware,1990.

159.

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 3). IBM ed.Dimondale, MI: Hartley Cours(nvare,1990.

160.

Speed reader II. Commodore 64 ed.Rancho Palos Verdes, CA: Davidson &Associates, 1983.

116.


32.


33.

Word munchers. Apple H ed. St. Paul,MN: MECC, 1985.

68.


102.

READING COMPREHENSION

Cloze-Plus: a context analysis program(Levels C, D, E). Apple II ed. St. Louis,MO: Milliken, 1982.

93.

Diasctiptive reading I. Apple II ed. Free-port, NY: Educational Activities, 1984.

45.

Our wild and crazy workl: literal compre-hension program. Commodore 64 ed.

1 2 2

to


Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1988.41.

Third grade reading comprehension.Apple II ed. Bridgeport, CT: Queue,1983.55.

Tutorial comprehension: main idea.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1982.35.

Tutorial comprehension: critical reading.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1984.36.

Tutorial comprehension: inference.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1984.37.

Tutorial comprehension: sequence.Apple II ed. New York: Random House,1984.

38.

Tutorial comprehension: details. AppleII ed. New York: Random House, 1984.

39.

SPREADSHEETS

AppleWorks. Apple II ed. Santa ClaCA: Claris Corporation, 1989.

151.

123

TEACHING AID

Dasher: an answer processor for lan-guage study. Apple II ed. Oakdale, IO:Conduit, 1983.

64.

EA mathematics worksheet generatorprogram. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: Ed-ucational Activities, 1985.

42.

Master spell. Apple II, Ver. 1.3 ed. St.Paul, MN: MECC, 1984.

85.

Prose: the readability analyst. IBM ed.Lafayette, CO: Micro Brothers, 1986-8.

125.

Readability calculations. Apple II ed.Dallas, TX: Micro Power & Light, 1982.

152.

Readability calculations. IBM ed. Dal-las, TX: Micro Power & Light, 1984.

153.

Teacher's pet. Apple II ed. Kankakee,IL: Imperial International Learning,1985.82.


102.


THINKING SKILLS

The 4th R - reasoning. Apple II ed.Bridgeport, CT: MCE, 1984.

78.

The factoty: strategies in problem solving.Commodore 64 ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1988.

141.

Mind castle I. Apple II ed. Kalamazoo,MI: MCE, 1984.

90.

Mind over matter. Apple II ed. RoslynHeights, NY: Learning Well, 1984.

103.

The ponth strategies in problem solving.Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY: SunburstCommunications, 1984.

139.

Readmg and thinking I. IBM ed. Bridge-port, CT: Queue, 1985.

63.

Remember. IBM ed. San Francisco:DesignWare, 1985.

13.

Ten clues. Apple Ii ed. Pleasantville,NY: Sunburst Communications, 1986.

136.

TYPING

MasterType. Apple II ed. Tarrytown,NY: Scarborough Systems, 1984.

122.

MasterType. Commodore 64 ed. Tany-town, NY: Scarborough Systems, 1985.

123.

Type to learn (gradebook disk). Apple IIed. Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Commu-nications, 1987.

131.

Type to learn (workshop manual).Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1988.

130.

Type to learn: a new approach to key-boarding. Apple II ed. Pleasantville, NY:Sunburst Communications, 1986.

129.

Typing for new typists. Apple II ed.Woodstock, IL: Woodstock Software,1984.

118.

WORD PROCESSING


151.


126.


127.

124


Magic slate II: 80 column. Apple H ed.Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst Communi-cations, 1988.

128.

Mastertype's writer. Apple II ed. Tarry-town, NY: Scarborough Systems, 1985.

120.

Mastertype's writer. Commodore 64 ed.Tarrytown, NY: Scarborough Systems,1986.

119.

The newsroom (teacher edition). AppleII ed. New York: Scholastic, 1985.

34.


15.

Word processing companion. Apple IIed. University Park, PA: Institute for theStudy of Adult Literacy, 1989.

155.

The writing workshop. Apple II ed. St.Louis, MO: Milliken, 1985.

30.

WRITING

Developing basic writing skills. Apple IIed. Freeport, NY: Educational Activi-ties, 1986.

2.

Ghost writer. Apple II, Ver. 2.0 ed. St.Paul, MN: MECC, 1985.

84.

How to write for everyday living. IBM ed.Freeport, NY: Educational Activities,1988.4.

LEA I: functional literacy: using wholelanguage. IBM ed. Freeport, NY: Educa-tional Activities, 1987.

19.

LEA I: functional literacy using wholelanguage. Apple II ed. Freeport, NY: Ed-ucational Activities, 1987.

43.

Story writer. Apple II ed. Northbrook,IL: Mindscape, 1987.

104.

That's my story. IBM ed. RoslynHeights, NY: Learning Well, 1984.

100.

Writing adventure. Commodore 64 ed.Allen, TX: Developmental LearningMaterials, 1985.

91.

The writing series 1-5. Apple II ed. SanFrancisco: EduWare Services, 1984.

21.

The writing workshop. Apple II ed. St.Louis, MO: Milliken, 1985.

30.

Computer Software CollectionPlatform List

APPLE It

The 4th R reasoning. 1984.78.

Alligator game series for English usage.1984.40.

America coast to coast. 1984.105.

Apple Works. 1989.151.

Bank street school filer. 1986.132.

Basic English skills: parts of speech.1983.83.

Basic math competency. 1984.1.

Capitalization: a reading and languageskills program. 1982-1986.

59.

Capitalization: uses of the capital letter.1983.25.

Cloze-Plus: a context analysis program(Levels C, D, E). 1982.

93.

Computer math activities. 1989.27.

Construct a word I. 1984.107.

Construct a word II. 1984.108.

Core reading and vocabulary develop-ment program. 1985.

150.

Create with Garfield! deluxe edition.1987.67.

Crypto cube. 1983.6.

Customized flash spelling. 1981.81.

Dasher: an answer processor for lan-guage study. 1983.

64.

Developing basic writing skills. 1986.2.

S-24 Software Platform List

Diascriptive reading I. 1984. The Gapper reading lab. 1986.45. 75.

Drivers education. 1986. Ghost writer. 1985.110. 84.

EA mathematics worksheet generatorprogram. 1985.

42.

English basics. 1980-1989.46.

Eureka! Following directions. 1989.154.

European nations & locations. 1985.66.

Exploring tables and graphs. 1984.79.

Fact or opinion. 1985.54.

Fact sheets. 1982.49.

Fantavision. 1985.113.

Friendly filer. 1989.112.

Fundamental spelling words in context.1982.80.

Game of the states. 1985.94.

The game show. 1986.97.

Go to the head of the class. 1985.95.

The grammar examiner. 1984.28.

Hint and hunt I. 1984-1985.70.

Hint and hunt II. 1984.71.

Homonyms. 1981 (revised 1988).56.

How to read for everyday living. 1986.3.

Interpreting graphs. 1983.50.

Job attitudes: assessment and improve-ment. 1986.

77.

LEA I: functional literacy using wholelanguage. 1987.

43.

Learning to cope with pressure. 1986.92.

M-SS-NG L-NKS: microencyclopedia(revised version). 1987.

138.

1 7

Software Platform List S-25

Magic slate II: 20 column. 1988. Nouns/pronouns. 1981.126. 56.

Magic slate II: 40 column. 1988.127.

Magic slate II: 80 column. 1988.128.

Master spell. 1984.85.

Master Type. 1984.122.

Mastertype's writer. 1985.120.

Math sequences. 1985.9.

Math shop. 1986.111.

Mind castle I. 1984.90.

Mind over matter. 1984.103.

Money matters. 1986.76.

Money! Money! 1982.53.

The newsroom (teacher edition). 1985.34.

North America databases and teacher'sguide. 1987.

133.

Number munchers. 1986.117.

The pond: strategies in problem solving.1984.

139.

Principal's assistant library. 1987.101.

The print shop. 1986.143.

The print shop companion. 1986.149.

The print shop graphics library (holidayedition). 1986.

144.

The print shop graphics library (specialedition). 1986.

145.

The print shop graphics library, disk I.1986.

146.

The print shop graphics library, disk II.1986.

147.

The print shop graphics library, disk III.1986.

148.

Pro-Grammar. 1986.47.

128


Pro-Sentence. 1986. Readability calculations. 1982.48. 152.

The professional sign maker. 1984. Scrambled letters; flash spelling. 1980.7. 124.

Project STAR II: sequential training foradult reading. 1990.

166.

Search and rescue. 1985.74.

Sentence combining, I and II. 1984.

Project STAR: language experience ac- 31.

tivities. 1988.162. Spell it! 1984.

109.

Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 1). 1988.

163.


164.


165.

Punctuation. 1983-1988.24.

Punctuation put-on: the punctuationprocessor. 1985.

137. Survival signs. 1988.32.

Spelling demons, computer spell down.1981.5.

Spelltronics. 1988.44.

States & traits. 1984.65.

Stickybear word problems. 1986.115.

Story writer. 1987.104.

Purchase power. 1984.52.

Puzzles and posters. 1984.87.

Survival words. 1985.33.

Syllasearch I. 1985.72.

Quotation marks. 1983.26. Syllasearch IL 1985.

73.

1290


Taking responsibility. 1988.89.

Type to learn: a new approach to key-boarding. 1986.

129.

Teacher's pet. 1985.82. Typing for new typists. 1984.

118.

Teasers by Tobbs: puzzles and problemsolving. 1988. U.S. atlas action. 1985.

135. 69.

Ten clues. 1986.136.

Third grade reading comprehension.1983.55.

Time liner. 1986.88.

Tutorial comprehension: main idea.1982.35.

Tutorial comprehension: critical read-ing. 1984.36. Word attack! 1985.

114.

United States database disk. 1987.134.

Verb usage. 1985.12.

Verbs. 1985.23.

Wally's word works: the parts of speechgame. 1985.

140.

Who-What-Where-When-Why. 1981.57.

Tutorial comprehension: inference.1984.37.

Tutorial comprehension: sequence.1984.38.

Tutorial comprehension: details. 1984.39.

Type to learn (gradebook disk). 1987.131.

130

Word families II. 1986.61.

Word families: a reading and languageskills program. 1981-1986.

60.

Word munchers. 1985.68.

Word processing companion. 1989.155.


Word search. 1981. Tic tac show. 1982.51. 98.

Wordmaze. 1987.102.

The writing series 1-5. 1984.21.

The whatsit corporation: survival mathskills. 1986.

142.

Wizard of words. 1983.99.

The writing workshop. 1985.30. Writing adventure. 1985.

91.

COMMODORE 64IBM

Crossword magic. 1985.106. Basic math competency: skill building.

1984.The factory: strategies in problem solv- 17.

ing. 1988.141. Computer concepts. 1986-1987.

20.

The game show. 1982.96.

Magic spells. 1984.22.

Core reading and vocabulary develop-ment program. 1985.

157.

Diascriptive reading I. 1984.Mastertype's writer. 1986. 156.

119.Estimating and common sense. 1984.

MasterType. 1985. 62.123.

Math for everyday living. 1984.29.

Filling out job applications. 1987.8.

The grammar examiner. 1984.Our wild and crazy world: literal compre- 14.

hension program. 1988.41. Graphics expander, volume I. 1985.

11.

Speed reader II. 1983.116.

131


How to read for everyday living. 1986.18.


159.How to write for everyday living. 1988.

4. Project STAR: sequential training foradult reading (level 3). 1990.

LEA I: functional literacy: using whole 160.

language. 1987.19. Prose: the readability analyst. 1986-8.

125.

The newsroom pro. 1986.15.

Print Master plus. 1986.10.

Readability calculations. 1984.153.

Reading and thinking I. 1985.63.

Project STAR II: sequential training foradult reading (level 4). 1990. Remember. 1985.

161. 13.


158.

That's my story. 1984.100.

Word radar. 1984.16.

132

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Adult New Reader CollectionAuthor/Title List

Abbott, Jennie. Chance of a lifetime.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Abb.

Abbott, Jennie. Goc i-bye and hello.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Abb.

Abbott, Jennie. Love in bloom. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Abb.

Abbott, Jennie. A second look. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Abb.

Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem. Selected fromGiant steps. New York: Literacy Volun-teers of New York City, c1990.H-L 796.323 Abd.

Abdul-Karim, Aliyah. Basic readingskills. New York: McGraw- Hill, c1981.

H-L 428.407 Abd.

Abdulaziz, Helen Taylor. Write it right:beginning handwriting and compositionfor students of ESL. Englewood Cliffs,

NJ: Prentice Hall, c1986.H-L 428.24 Abd.

Adams, John C. Building word power.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1975.H-L 428.2 Ada.

133

Adams, Maryanne. Our United Statesworkbook. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1982.H-L 973 Ada.

Adding and subtracting fractions. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1982.H-L 513.26 Add.

Adding whole numbers. Syracuse, NY:New Readers Press, 1981.H-L 513.2 Add.

Adoff, Arnold. All the colors of the race:poems. New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shep-ard, c1982.H-L 811.54 Ado.

Adult basic skills: curriculum softwareguide. Cupertino, CA: Apple Computer,Inc., c1988.H-L 374.012 Adu.

Adventure in Valdez. Fairbanks, AK:Literacy Council of Alaska, 1985.H-L 428.6 Adv.

Alexander, L. G. Clint Magee. London:Longman, c1976.H-L Ale.

Alexander, L. G. K's first case. London:Longman Group, c1975.H-L Ale.

A-2 Adult New Reader Authoraitle List

Alexander, Sue. Smallplays for you and

a friend. New York: Seabury Press,

c1973.H-L 812.54 Ale.

Alfano, Pete. Super Bowl superstars: the

most valuable players in the NFL's cham-pionship game. New York: RandomHouse, c1982.

H-L 796.332 Alf.

Algebraic graphs. New York: NewReaders Press, 1983.

H-L 512.5 Alg.

Allay, Ruth. The secret ship. GardenCity, NY: Doubleday, c1978.

H-L 940.531 Ali.

Allman, Paul. No pain, nogain-- Sedge.

New York: Rosen Publishing Group,c1987.H-L All.

Alvey, R. Gerald. Kentucky folklore.Lexington, KY: University Press of Ken-

tucky, c1989.H-L 398.097 Alv.

American Automobile Association.Sportsmanlike driving. St. Louis: WebsterDivision, McGraw-Hill, c1975.H-L 629.28 Ame.

Ames, Lee J. Draw 50 dinosaurs andother prehistoric animals. Garden City,

NY: Doubleday, c1977.H-L 743.6 Ame.

Anaya, Rudolfo A. Bless me, Ultima.

New York: Literacy Volunteers of New

York City, c1989.H-L Ana.

Anderton, N. L. Crash landing. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L 428.6 And.

Andrews, Frieda. The night the sky lit up:

true stories of adventure. Middletown,CT: Xerox Educational Publications,

c1978.H-L 92 And.

Andrews, Peter. Sergeant York.: reluc-

tant hero. New York: Putnam, c1969.H-L B York, Alvin.

Anema, Durlynn. Don't get fired!: 13ways to hold your job. Hayward, CA:Janus, c1978.H-L 658.313 Ane.

Anema, Durlynn. Get hired!: 13 ways to

get a job. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1979.H-L 650.14 Ane.

Angelou, Maya. Selected from I knowwhy the caged bird sings and the Heart ofa woman. New York: The Literacy Vol-unteers, c1989.

H-L 374.012 Mg.

Angrist, Stanley W. Closing the loop: thestory of feedback. New York: Crowell,c1973.

H-L 629.83 Mg.

Another page: instructional program foradults who want to improve reading corn-

3 4

411 Adult New Reader Authorfrit le List A-3

prehension skills. Lexington, KY: KET,

c1988.H-L 374.27 Ano.

Anthony, Rebecca. How to look good to

an employer. Belmont, CA: Fearon Edu-cation, c1987.

H-L 650.14 Ant.

Appel, Todd M. Jose Marti. New York:Chelsea House, c1992.H-L B Marti, Jose.

Apps, Jerold W. Improving your writing

skills: a learning plan for adults. Chicago:

Follett, c1982.H-L 808.042 App.

Apsler, Alfred. From witch doctor to bio-feedback. the story of healing by sugges-tion. New York: J. Messner, c1977.

H-L 615.851 Aps.

Archer, Jules. Epidemic!: the story of thedisease detectives. New York: HarcourtBrace Jovanovich, c1977.H-L 614.4 Arc.

Armstrong, Fiona. Getting ready for theworld of work. New York: Gregg Divi-sion, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 650.14 Arm.

Armstrong, Fiona. A realistic job search.New York: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 650.14 Arm.

Armstrong, Fiona. The reality of workand promotion. New York: Gregg Divi-sion, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 650.1 Arm.

135

Armstrong, Fiona. You and the world ofwork. New York: Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 650.14 Arm.

Arneil, Steve. Better karate. London:Kaye and Ward, c1976.H-L 796.815 Arm

Arnold, Richard, Better roller skating.London: Kaye & Ward, c1976.H-L 796.21 Arn.

Aronson, Gregg. Using a calculator.Hayward, CA: Janus Books, c1985.H-L 513.2 Aro.

Atkinson, Linda. Psychic stories strangebut true. New York: Watts, 1979.

H-L 133.8 Atk.

Attenborough, David. Discovering lifeon earth: a natural history. Boston: Little,Brown, c1981.

H-L 575 Att.

Atwood, Ann. Hailat: the mood of earth.New York: Scribner, c1971.H-L 779.3 Atw.

Ayer, Fred Carleton. Gateways to cor-rect spelling: a Workte.xt edition. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1980.H-L 428.1 Aye.

Baer, Katie. The first six weeks. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1974.H-L 649.122 Bae.

Baer, Katie. Giving birth. Syracuse, NY:New Readers Press, c1973.H-L 618.4 Bae.

A-4Adult New Reader Author/Title List

Baer, Katie. Government by the people.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1976,

c1972.H-L 320.973 Bae.

Baer, Katie. How to register and vote.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1972.

H-L 324.64 Bae.

Baer, Katie. The people's power. Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, [c1976].H-L 324.973 Bae.

Baer, Katie. Prenatal care. Syracuse,

NY: New Readers Press, c1973.H-L 618.24 Bae.

Bahti, Tom. Southwestern Indian cere-monials. Flagstaff, AZ: KC Publications,1974, c1970.H-L 394 Bah.

Bailey, Mildred Hart. Spelling steps. 3 v.

Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1984.H-L 428.1 Bai.

Baker, Lynn S. You and leukemia: a day

at a time. New York: Saunders, 1978.H-L 618.929 Bak.

Balducci, Carolyn. A self-made woman:biography of Nobel-prize- winner GraziaDeledda. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,c1975.H-L B Deledda, Grazia.

Barasovska, Joan. I wish I could write:

ideas for inspiring new writers. Syracuse,

NY: New Readers Press, c1978.H-L 808.02 Bar.

Barbe, Walter Burke. Zaner-Bloserhandwriting workbook manuscript. Co-

lumbus, OH: Zaner-Bloser, c1977.H-L 652.1 Bar.

Barbe, Walter B. Zaner-Bloser hand-writing workbook. Columbus, OH:Zaner-Bloser, c1977.H-L 372.634 Bar.

Barnett, Cynthia Faye. Ben's gift. Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1981.H-L Bar.

Barth, Edna. Shamrocks, harps, andshillelaghs: the story of the St. Patrick'sDay symbols. Boston: Houghton Miff-

lin/Clarion Books, c1977.H-L 394.268 Bar.

Barton, Robert. Atlas of the sea. NewYork: John Day Co., c1974.

H-L 551.46 Bar.

Bartoo, Grover Cleveland. Foundationmathematics. St. Louis: Webster Divi-

sion, McGraw-Hill, c1968.H-L 513 Bar.

Be infonned on pollution. Syracuse, NY:

New Readers Press, c1974.H-L 363.73 Be i.

Beal, Kathleen Kelley. Entry to English.

4 v. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, 1982.H-L 428.24 Bea.

Beal, Stephen. Mary Ellen andIda: por-

traits of two women. Glenview, IL: Scott,

Foresman, c1982.H-L 306.87 Bea.

136

411/ Adult New Reader Authorffitle List A-5

110

Behnke, Frances L. A natural history oftermites. New York: Scribner, c1977.

H-L 595.7 Beh.

Belina, Tom. Right to fear. Belmont,

CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.H-L Bel.

Bellafiore, Joseph. English made easier.

New York: Amsco School Publications,

c1974.H-L 425 Bel.

Belshaw, Sharon L. Vocabulary im-provement. New York: Scholastic BookServices, c1980.H-L 428.2 Bel.

Bench ley, Peter. Selected from Jaws.

New York: Literacy Volunteers of NewYork City, c1990.

H-L Ben.

Benner, Patricia Ann. Troubleshooter I.

8 v. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, c1979.H-L 428.2 Ben.

Benson, Christopher. Careers in animalcare. Minneapolis: Lerner, c1974.

H-L 636.089 Ben.

Berger, Gilda. USA for Africa: rock aidin the eighties. New York: F. Watts,c1987.H-L 784.54 Ber.

Berger, Melvin. The story of folk music.New York: S. G. Phillips, c1976.

H-L 781.77 Ber.

137

Berke, Art. Babe Ruth. New York: F.Watts, c1988.H-L 796.357 Ber.

Berkow, Ira. Beyond the dream: occa-sional heroes of sports. New York: Athe-neum, c1975.H-L 796.092 Ber.

Berne, Linda A. AI DS and other sexuallytransmitted diseases. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, c1988.H-L 616.979 Ber.

Beshers, Martha. Make your moneygrow: a guide to savings plans. Hayward,CA: Janus, c1984.

H-I 332.1 Bes.

Best wishes, amen: a new collection ofautograph verses. New York: Crowell,1989, c1974.H-L 808.81 Bes.

Bethancourt, T. Ernesto. Great expecta-tions. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1987.H-L 823 Bet.

Bevan, Nicholas. AIDS and drugs. NewYork: F. Watts, c1988.H-L 616.979 Bev.

Bible. The Bible: designed to be read bypeople of all ages. Chicago: Library Pub-lishers, c1959.H-L 220.5 Bib.

Bible. The Bible in basic English. NewYork: Cambridge University Press,[19821.H-L 220.52 Bib.

A-6Adult New Reader Authorrritle List

Bible. Ten Psalms. Syracuse, NY: New

Readers Press, 1980.H-L 223.2 Bib.

Billings, Henry. Great disasters. Austin,

TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1990.H-L 904 Bid.

Billings, Henry. Great escapes. Austin,

TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1990.H-L 365.641 Bil.

Black, James. Understanding contracts

and legal documents and Understandingcriminal law. New York: Gregg Division,McGraw- Hill, c1980.H-L 346.02 Bla.

Blakely, Caroline. Occupations I . Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1975.H-L 331.702 Bla.

Bledsoe, Lucy Jane. Break away. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Ble.

Bledsoe, Lucy Jane. A question of free-

dom. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,

c1988.H-L Ble.

Bledsoe, Lucy Jane. Soul force: the life

of Mahatma Gandhi. Castro Valley, CA:

Quercus, c1988.H-L B Gandhi, Mal,atma.

Blosser, Betsy J . Living in English: basic

skills for the adult learner. Lincolnwood,IL: National Textbook, c1989.

H-L 428.42 Blo.

Blount, Brenda. Archie, Jr. Trenton, NJ:Dynamic Programs, c1976.H-L Blo.

Blount, Brenda. Janice. Trenton, NJ:Dynamic Programs, c1978.H-L Blo.

Bodman, Jean. No cold water, either.New York: Collier Macmillan Interna-tional, c1980.H-L 428.24 Bod.

Bodman, Jean. No hot water tonight.New York: Collier Macmillan Interna-tional, 1975.

H-L 428.24 Bod.

Boesen, Victor. Doing something aboutthe weather. New York: Putnam, c1975.

H-L 551.5 Boe.

Bogg, Ralph Steele. English step by stepworkbook. New York: Regents, c1983.

H-L 428.24 Bog.

Boggs, Ralph Steele. English step by stepwith pictures. New York: Regents, 1980.

H-L 428.3 Bog.

Bolian, Polly. Growing up slim. NewYork: American Heritage Press, c1971.

H-L 613.25 Bol.

Bontrager, Frances M. Can you give firstaid? Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,1979, c1969.H-L 616.025 Bon.

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Adult New Reader Author/Title List A-7

Boone-Jones, Margaret. Martin LutherKing, Jr.: -a picture story. Chicago:Children's Press, c1968.

H-L 323.409 Boo.

Boorer, Wendy. Dogs, selection, care,training. New York: Grosset & Dunlap,c1974.H-L 636.7 Boo.

Booth, Alice Lynn. Careers inpolitics for

the new woman. New York: Watts, 1978.H-L 329.002 Boo.

Borghese, Anita. The internationalcookie jar cookbook. New York: Scrib-

ner, c1975.H-L 641.865 Bor.

Bostick, Renee. Estimation. Hayward,CA: Janus Books, c1985.H-L 513.2 Bos.

Boswell, Hilda. Hilda Boswell's Treasuryof fairy tales. London: Collins, c1962.

FI-L 398.2 Bos.

Boswell, Hilda. Hilda Boswell's treasuryof poetry: poems for children. London:Collins, 1968.

H-L 821.008 Bos.

Boswell, Hilda. Hilda Boswell's Treasuryof children's stories: a new anthology ofstories for the young. Glasgow: Collins,c1971.

H-L 398.2 Bos.

Boyd, Waldo T. World of energy storage.New York: Putnam, c1977.H-L 621 Boy.

Boyer, Robert E. Oceanography.Northbrook, IL: Hubbard Press, c1974.H-L 551.46 Boy.

Bradbury, Ray. Selected from Dark theywere, and golden-eyed. New York: Liter-acy Volunteers of New York City, c1991.H-L Bra.

Bradley, Steve. The masterpiece. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Bra.

Bradley, Steve. The sure thing. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Bra.

Bradley, Virginia. Is there an actor in thehouse?: dramatic material from panto-mime to play. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1975.

H-L 812.54 Bra.

Brandner, Gary. Dressed up for murder.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Bra.

Brandner, Gary. The experiment. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Bra.

Brandner, Gary. Mind grabber. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Bra.

Brandner, Gary. The wet good-bye. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Bra.

A-8 Adult New Reader Author/Title List

Branson, Margaret Stimmann. Urbansociology. Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill,

c1978.H-L 307.76 Bra.

Braymer, Marjorie. The walls of Windy

Troy: a biography of HeinrichSchliemann. New York: Harcourt,Brace, c1960.H-L B Schlieman, Heinrich.

Brems, Marianne. Contemporary'sWorking in English: beginning language

skills for the world of work, book 2,teacher's guide. Chicago: ContemporaryBooks, c1991.H-L 428.24 Bre.

Brems, Marianne. Contemporary'sWorking in English: beginning languageskills for the world of work, book 2. Chi-cago: Contemporary Books, c1991.

H-L 428.24 Bre.

Brodkin, Sylvia Z. Seven plays of mystery& suspense with writing manual. NewYork: Globe Book Co., c1982.

H-L 812.54 Bro.

Bromley, Dudley. Bad moon. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Bro.

Bromley, Dudley. North to Oak Island.Belmont, CA: Fearon- Pitman, c1977.H-L Bro.

Bronte, Emily. Wuthering Heights. Lon-don: Longman, 1978.H-L 823.8 Bro.

Brown, Tim. Patterns in spelling. 4 v.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1990.H-L 428.1 Bro.

Brown, Tim. Patterns in spelling.Teacher's edition. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1990.H-L 428.1 Bro.

Bruton, Elsa M. Be credit-wise: a guide

to credit. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1984.H-L 332.7 Bru.

Bryant, Nerissa Bell. Language in dailyliving. 4 v. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,1978.H-L 425 Bry.

Bryant, Nerissa Bell. Mathematics indaily living. 4 v. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.

H-L 513 Bry.

Buckby, Michael. The world under thesea. London: Longman Group, c1979.

H-L 551.46 Buc.

Buckmaster, Henrietta. The fightingCongressmen: Thaddeus Stephens, HiramRevels, James Rapier, Blanche K Bruce.New York: Scholastic Book Services,

c1971.H-L 92 Buc.

Building basic sUls in reading. Chicago:Contemporary Books, c1981-.

H-L 428.6 Bui.

Building basic skills in writing. Chicago:Contemporary Books, c1981-.

H-L 808.042 Bui.

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11110 Adult New Reader Author/Title List A-9

Building basic skills in science. Chicago:Contemporary Books, c1982.H-L 507.6 Bui.

Building basic sldlls in r; .allematics. Chi-

cago: Contemporary Books, c1988.H-L 510 Bui.

Bulla, Clyde Robert. Stories of favorite

operas. New York: Crowell, c1964.H-L 782.1 Bul.

Bunting, Eve. Fifteen. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1984.

H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. For always. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. The girl in the painting.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1978.

H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Just like everyone else.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Maggie the freak. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Nobody knows but me.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Oh, Rick! Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

141

Bunting, Eve. A part of the dream. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Survival camp. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Two different girls. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Burnett, Carol. Selected from One moretime: a memoir. New York: The LiteracyVolunteers, c1989.H-L 374.012 Bur.

Burnett, Jane. Crucigramas para es-tudiantes = crossword puzzles for begin-ning students. Skokie, IL: NationalTextbook Co., 1973.

H-L Sp 793.732 Bur.

Burns, Sheila. The age of Europe. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1976.H-L 940 Bur.

Burr, Betty Joan. Outer limits of themind: mysteries of the power of the humanmind. Middletown, CT: Xerox Educa-tion Publications, 1974.H-L 133.8 Bur.

Busch, Phyllis S. Wildflowers and the sto-ries behind their names. New York: Scrib-ner, c1977.

H-L 582.13 Bus.

Butcher, Grace. Motorcycling. NewYork: Harvey House, c1976.H-L 796.75 But.

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H-L 373.126 Cam.

Campbell, Archie. Diamonds in the dirt.

Belmont, CA: Fearon- Pitman, c1977.H-L Cam.

Campion, Nardi Reeder. Ann the Worth

the life of MotherAnn Lee, founder of the

Shakers. Boston: Little, Brown, c1976.H-L B Lee, Ann.

Canario, Jack. Be ad-wise: a guide toreading ads. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1981.

H-L 640.73 Can.

Cams, Roger A. The bizarre animals.

New York: Barre/Westover Books,c1974.H-L 591 Car.

Caras, Roger A. The venomousanimals.

New York: Barre/Westover Books,c1974.H-L 591.69 Car.

The Career box kit: occupationalresource module. Belmont, CA: Pitman

Learning, c1985.H-L 331.702 Car.

Carona, Philip B. Basic science skills.

New York: McGraw-Hill, c1981.H-L 507 Car.

Carr, Rachel E. See and be: yoga andcreative movement for children. Engle-wood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, c1980.

H-L 613.7 Car.

Carter, David A. George Santayana.New York: Chelsea House, c1992.H-L B Santayana, George.

Cebula.sh, Mel. The kid with the lefthook. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Ceb.

Cebulska, Marcia. Time for a change.New York: Cambridge Book Co., c1983.H-L Ceb.

Cerreto, Frank. How to prepare for themathematics test section of the new high

school equivalency examination. NewYoris: McGraw-Hill, c1979.H-L 513.142 Cer.

Challenger. Syracuse, NY: New Read-ers Press, 1985-1988.H-L 428.6 Cha.

Chan, Janis Fisher. Pay by check a guide

to checking accounts. Hayward, CA:Janus, c1981.H-L 332.175 Cha.

Charlip, Remy. Handtalk an ABC offinger spelling &sign language. New York:Parents' Magazine Press, c1974.H-L 419 Cha.

Chase, Richard. Grandfather tales:American-English folk tales. Boston:Houghton Mifflin, c1948.

H-L 398.2 Cha.

Chernow, Fred B. Reading exercises on

Spanish Americans: Puerto Ricans, Cu-bans, Latin Americans. Elizabethtown,PA: Continental Press, c1973.

H-L 92 Che.

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Chernow, Fred B. Reading exercises inBlack history. 2 v. Elizabethtown, PA:

Continental Press, c1973.H-L 92 Che.

Chester, Michael. Deeper than speech:

frontiers of language and communication.New York: Macmillan, [1975].

H-L 001.56 Che.

Chidsey, Donald Barr. Mr. Hamiltonand Mr. Jefferson. Nashville, TN: T. Nel-

son, c1975.H-L 973.4 Chi.

Child care. Chicago: Follett, c1981.H-L 649.1 Chi.

Children are children are children: anactivity approach to exploring Brazil,France, Iran, Japan, Nigeria and theU.S.S.R. Boston: Little, Brown, c1978.H-L 909.827 Chi.

Chinery, Michael. Enjoying nature with

your family: look, learn, collect, conserve,explore the wildlife of town and country in

fascinating projects and experiments. New

York: Crown Publishers, c1977.H-L 574.02 Chi.

The Christian student dictionary. Green-ville, SC: Bob Jones University Press,

c1982.H-L 423 Chr.

Ciardi, John. Fast and slow: poems foradvanced children and beginning parents.Boston: Houghton Mifflin, c1975.H-L 811.52 Cia.

143

Circles and volume. New York: NewReaders Press, 1983.H-L 513.13 Cir.

Civil justice. New York: Scholastic Book

Services, c1978.H-L 347.05 Civ.

Clark, Mary Higgins. Selected from Thelost angel. New York: Literacy Volun-teers of New York City, c1990.H-L Cla.

Clarke, Arlene G. Capitalization andpunctuation make sense. Belmont, CA:Fearon Education, c1987.H-L 411 Cla.

Clarke, Arlene G. Spelling makes sense.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L 421.54 Cla.

Clarke, Marlene B. Vocabulary makessense. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1988.H-L 418 Cla.

Clai ke, Marlene B. Writing makes sense.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1987.

H-L 808.042 Cla.

Clayton, Thompson. What it takes: de-veloping skills for contemporary living.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1972.

H-L 375.3 Cla.

Clements, Zacharie J. Profiles: a collec-tion of short biographies. New York:Learning Trends, c1975.

H-L 92 Cle.


Coates, Ruth Allison. Great American

naturalists. Minneapolis: Lerner, c1974.H-L 92 Coa.

Cobe, Albert. Great spirit. Chicago:Children's Press, c1970.H-L 796.352 Cob.

Cockcroft, James D. Diego Rivera. New

York: Chelsea House, c1991.H-L 13 Rivera, Diego.

Cohen, Daniel. Creatures from UFO's.New York: Pocket Books, 1979, c1978.H-L 001.942 Coh.

Cohen, Daniel. Missing!: stories ofstrange disappearances. New York:Dodd, Mead, c1979.H-L 001.94 Coh.

Cohen, Daniel. Re:thinldng: how to suc-

ceed by learning how to think. New York:

M. Evans, c1982.H-L 153 Coh.

Colby, Robert. Hong Kong heat. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Col.

Colby, Robert. Vanished. Belmont, CA:

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Cole, William. Oh, what nonsense! NewYork: Viking Press, c1966.H-L 821 Col.

Collier, Peter. When shall they rest? TheCherokees' long struggle with America.

New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston,

[1973].H-L 970.004 Col.

Collis, Harry. 101 American English id-

ioms: understanding and spealdngEnglish

like an American. Lincolnwood, IL: Pass-

port Books, 1992.H-L 427.973 Col.

Colman, Warren. Understanding andpreventing AIDS. Chicago: Children'sPress, c1988.H-L 616.979 Col.

Conant, Roger. Drugs: facts for deci-sions. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,

c 1 976.H-L 362.293 Con.

Constas, Dorothy. Treasury of ads andcrafts paper projects for the elementaryschool. West Nyack, NY: Parker Publish-

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Consumer Guide. Model planes. NewYork: Harper & Row, c1978.H-L 629.133 Con.

Consumer know-how: reading strategies

by objective. New York: Cambridge,c1987.H-L 640.73 Con.

Contemporary's Working in English.Chicago: Contemporary Books, c1991.H-L 428.24 Con.

Cook, Cheri. Using the telephone. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1978.

H-L 621.385 Coo.

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Cook, Cheri. Using the telephone: skills

practice. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1978.H-L 621.385 Coo.

Cook, Cheri. Writing to others. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, 1978, c1975.H-L 395.4 Coo.

Cook, Fred J. City cop. Garden City,

NY: Doubleday, c1979.H-L 363.209 Coo.

Cook, Joseph J. The changeable world of

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Cooper, Lucinda P. Reading petfor-mance. New York: Cambridge Book Co.,

c1977.H-L 428.62 Coo.

Corbett, Scott. Home computers: a sim-ple and informative guide. Boston: Little,Brown, c1980.H-L 001.64 Cor.

Corcoran, John. Native alien: the storyofone man's journey from illiteracy to liter-acy and his poem reflecting the pain andchallenge of that journey. Vista, CA: Cor-nerstone 2000 Enterprises, c1991.H-L 302.224 Cor.

Corman, Avery. Selected from Kramervs. Kramer. New York: The Literacy Vol-unteers, c1989.

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Corwin, Judith Hoffman. Easter fun.New York: J. Messner, c1984.

H-L 745.594 Cor.

Corwin, Judith Hoffman. Thanksgivingfitn. New York: J. Messner, c1984.

H-L 745.594 Cor.

Corwin, Judith Hoffman. Valentine fun.New York: J. Messner, c1982.H-L 745.594 Cor.

Cosby, Bill. Selected from Fatherhoodand Time flies. New York: Literacy Vol-unteers of New York City, c1989.H-L 374.012 Cos.

Coughlin, Merle T. Your body in healthand sickness. Glenview, II: Scott, Fores-man, Lifelong Learning Division, c1982.H-L 612 Cou.

Criminal justice. New York: ScholasticBook Services, c1978.H-L 345.05 Cri.

Crohn, Leslie Pickens. Moving on andgetting utilities and saving energ. NewYork: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill,c1980.H-L 643 Pic.

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Crohn, Leslie Pickens. Using credit andbanking services and understanding in-come tax. New York: Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 332.024 Pic.

Crohn, Leslie Pickens. Your housingneeds and Renting a place to live. New

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York: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill,c1980.H-L 643 Pic.

Crowe-Carraco, Carol. Women who

made a difference. Lexington, KY: Uni-versity Press of Kentucky, c1989.

H-L 92 Che.

Crowe-Carraco, Carol. Women who

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H-L 92 Cro.

Cucari, Attilio. Sailing ships. Chicago:Rand McNally, 1978, c1977.H-L 387.22 Cuc.

Cummings, Richard. Make your ownmodel forts & castles. New York: D.McKay, c1977.

FI-L 623.102 Cum.

Cunliffe, Barry W. Rome and the bar-barians. New York: H. Z. Walck, c1975.

H-L 937.07 Cun.

Cunningham, Chet. Your bike: how to

keep your motorcycle running. New York:

Putnam, c1975.H-L 629.287 Cun.

Cunningham, Glenn. Never quit. Lin-coln, VA: Chosen Books, c1981.

H-L B Cunningham, Glenn.

Cutler, Katherine N. From petals topinecones: a nature art and craft book.New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard,c1969.H-L 745.5 Cut.

Cuyler, Margery. The all-around pump-kin book. New York: Holt, Rinehart and

Winston, c1980.H-L 641.656 Cuy.

D'Amelio, Dan. Silvabamba. Belmont,CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.H-L D'Am.

D'Antorii, Alice A. A parents' guide tolearning disabilities: understanding andhelping your child. Elizabethtown, PA:Continental Press, c1978.H-L 153.1 D'An.

Dancing teepees: poems of American In-dian youth. New York: Holiday House,c1989.H-L 897 Dan.

Dare, Beatrice F. You and your needs.Chicago: Follett, c1966.H-L 158.1 Dar.

Dare, Beatrice F. You and they. Chi-cago: Follett, c1966.H-L 158.2 Dar.

Dare, Beatrice F. You are heredity andenvironment. Chicago: Follett, c1966.H-L 155.2 Dar.

Daughters of St. Paul. Women of theBible: the Old Testament. Boston: St. PaulEditions, c1970.

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Davis, Daniel S. Mr. Black labor: thestoiy of A. Philip Randolph, father of thecivil rights movement. New York: E. P.Dutton, c1972.H-L B Randolph, Philip.

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Davis, Mac. 100 greatest baseball heroes.New York: Grosset & Dunlap, c1974.H-L 796.357 Day.

Davis, Mac. Hall of Fame baseball.Cleveland: Collins, World, c1975.H-L 796.357 Day.

Day, Nancy Raines. Help yourself tohealth. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, 1980.H-L 613 Day.

Day, Nancy Raines. Tobacco: facts fordecision. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1978.H-L 613.85 Day.

Daylie, Daddy-0. You're on the air. Chi-cago: Children's Press, c1969.H-L 791.44 Day.

De Pauw, Linda Grant. Foiinding moth-ers: women in America in the Revolution-ary era. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,c1975.H-L 301.41 DeP.

Dean, Stanley. Moving in. Glenview, IL:Scott, Foresman, c1972.H-L 307.764 Dea.

DeCaprio, Annie. Finding a job. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1982.

H-L 650.14 DeC.

Decimal fractions. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, 1982.H-L 513.26 Dec.

147

Delaney, Monica. The Osmonds. Man-kato, MN: Creative Education, c1976.

1-1-L 92 Del.

DePree, Mildred. A child's world ofstamps: stories, poems, fun and facts frommany lands. New York: Parents' Maga-zine Press, c1973.

H-L 769.56 DeP.

Dickinson, Emily. I'm nobody! Who areyou?: poems of Emily Dickinson for chil-dren. Owings Mills, MD: StemmerHouse Publishers, 1978.H-L 811.4 Dic.

Dietz, Beverly A. Grammar makessense. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1987.H-L 418 Die.

Dining out skill text for young diners.Huntington, NY: Special Service Supply,c1968.H-L 372.7 Din.

Dividing whole numbers. Syracuse, NY:New Readers Press, 1981.

H-L 513.2 Div.

Dixson, Robert James. Essential idiomsin English: with exercises for practice andtests. New York: Regents, 1971.

H-L 428.24 Dix.

Dixson, Robert Sames. Exercises in En-glish conversation. New York: Regents,c1971.

H-L 428.24 Dix.

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Dixson, Robert James. Graded exercises

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Dixson, Robert James. Second book in

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Dixson, Robert James. Tests and drills in

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Dobler, Lavinia G. Great rulers of theAfrican past. Garden City, NY: Double-

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Dobler, Lavinia G. When greatnesscalled: stories of courage inAmerica. NewYork: Noble and Noble, c1970.H-L 92 Dob.

Dolan, Edward F. Great moments in the

NBA championships. New York: F.Watts, c1982.H-L 796.323 Dol.


Super Bowl. New York: F. Watts, c1982.H-L 796.332 Dol.


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Indy 500. New York: F. Watts, c1982.H-L 796.72 Dol.

Dolan, Edward F. Jimmy Young, heaq-weight challenger. Garden City, NY:Doubleday, c1979.H-L B Young, Jimmy.

Dolan, Edward F. Starting soccer: ahandbook for boys & girls. New York:Harper & Row, c1976.H-L 796.334 Dol.

Dolan, Sean. Junipero Serra. New York:Chelsea House, c1991.H-L B Serra, Junipero.

Dominy, Jeannine. Katherine Dunham.New York: Chelsea House, c1992.H-L B Dunham, Katherine.

Doyle, Arthur Conan. Cases ofSherlockHolmes. St. Louis: Webster Division,McGraw-Hill, c1975.H-L Doy.

Doyle, Arthur Conan. A scandal in Bo-hemia: seven Sherlock Holmes stories.London: Longman, c1976.H-L 428.62 Doy.

Dressler, Isidore. Review text in prelim-inary mathematics. New York: AmscoSchool Publications, c1962.H-L 510 Dre.

Du Maurier, Daphne. The birds, andother stories. London: Longman, c1973.H-L Du Maurier, Daphne.

Dumond, Michael. Dad is leaving home.New York: Rosen Pub. Group, c1987.

H-L Dum.

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Dunlop, Eugene. Crime and safety.Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman, 1972.H-L 364 Dun.

Durant, John. The heavyweight champi-

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Dwiggins, Don. The sky is yours: you andthe world of flight. Chicago: Children'sPress, c1973.H-L 629.13 Dwi.

Dyson, John. Fun with kites: how tomake eighteen beautiful kites. Woodbury,NY: Barron's Educational Series, 1978.H-L 629.13 Dys.

East, Ben. Forty days lost. Mankato,MN: Crestwood House, c1979.H-L 971.41 Eas.

East, Ben. Found alive. Mankato, MN:

Crestwood House, c1979.H-L 613.69 Eas.

East, Ben. Frozen terror. Mankato, MN:


East, Ben. Trapped in devil's hole. Man-kato, MN: Crestwood House, c1979.H-L 799.175 Eas.

Echaore, Susan D. Math language. Hay-ward, CA: Janus, c1985.

H-L 513.2 Ech.

Echaore, Susan D. Solving word prob-lems. Hayward, CA: Janus Books, 1985.

H-L 513.2 Ech.

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Edwards, Audrey. The picture life ofStevie Wonder. New York: Avon Books,

1978, c1977.H-L B Wonder, Stevie.

Egan, E. W. Ceylon in pictures. New

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Eisenberg, Lisa. Break-in. Belmont,CA: Pitman Learning, c1984.H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. Falling star. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1980.

H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. Fast-food king. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1980.H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. Golden idol. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1980.H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. Hit man. Belmont, CA:Fearon Education, c1984.

H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. House of laughs. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1980.H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. Kdnap! Belmont, CA:Fearon Education, c1984.H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. laller music. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1980.H-L Eis.

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Eisenberg, Lisa. On the run. Belmont,

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Eisenberg, Lisa. Tiger Rose. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1980.

H-L Eis.

Eisner, Vivienne. Crafting with newspa-

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Emanuel, Myron. Faces of freedom:Crispus Attucks, Benjamin Banneker, Ga-briel Prosser, James Forten. New York:Scholastic Book Services, c1971.H-L 92 Ema.

English Language Services. Fact or fic-tion? New York: Collier Macmillan In-ternational, c1965.

H-L 428.6 Eng.

English Language Services. Murder nowand then. New York: Collier MacmillanInternational, c1964.H-L 428.6 Eng.

Epstein, Florence. Yesterday, today, to-

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H-L 917.3 Eps.

Erdrich, Louise. Selected from Lovemedicine. New York: Literacy Volun-teers, c1989.

H-L Erd.

Erdsneker, Barbara. Mathematics sim-plified and self-taught. New York: Arco,

c1982.H-L 513.143 Erd.

Essential mathematics for life. 4 v. Glen-view, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1981.

H-L 510 Ess.

Estep, Harold A. Reading exercises onAfrican leaders . Elizabethtown, PA: Con-tinental Press, c1975.H-L 92 Est.

Europeans observe the American Revo-lution. New York: J. Messner, c1976.

H-L 973.38 Eur.

Evanson, Jane L. From pictures to pas-sages: building skills in reading compre-hension. Chicago: Contemporary Books,c1981.H-L 428.4 Eva.

Evans, Prescott. How to prepare for theCollege Level Exwnination Program. NewYork: McGraw-Hill, c1980.

H-L 378.162 Eva.

Everyday American English dictionary.Lincolnwood, IL: National Textbook,c1984.H-L 423 Eve.

Exponents, roots and polynomials. NewYork: New Readers Press, 1983.

H-L 512.92 Exp.

Farley, Eugene J. Ban-on's how to pre-pare for the high school equivalency exam-ination (GED)--the reading skills test.Woodbury, NY: Barron's EducationalSeries, c1980.H-L 428.407 Far.

Farley, Eugene J. Barron's how to pre-pare for the high school equivalency exam-

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Woodbury, NY: Barron's EducationalSeries, c1981.H-L 300.76 Far.

Farrell, Ben. Mad dog. Belmont, CA:

Fearon, c1985.H-L Far.

Feagin, Clairece Booher.Angiyfeelings:stories for moms and dads. Austin, TX:Better Learning, c1989.H-L Fea.

Feagin, ClaireceBooher.AnNyfeelings.Chicago: Contemporary Books, c1990.

H-L 649.1 Fea.

Feagin, Clairece Booher. Johnson andson: two stories for moms and dads. Aus-tin, TX: Better Learning, c1989.

H-L Fea

Feagin, Clairece Booher. What shouldmother do?: stories for moms and dads.Austin, TX: Better Learning, e1989.

H-L Fea.

Feagin, Clairece Booher. Why is Daddyleaving? Chicago: Contemporary Books,

c1991.H-L Fea.

Feagin, Michelle. The cake: and otherstories for moms and dads. Austin, TX:Better Learning, c1989.

H-L Fea.

Feagin, Michelle. Reading the newspa-per: and other stories for moms and dads.Austin, TX: Better Learning, 1989.H-L Fea.

Feagin, Michelle. Why does baby cry?:stories for moms and dads. Austin, TX:

Better Learning, c1989.H-L Fea.

Feder, Bernard. Conscience versus law:

case studies in the American experience.New York: Globe Book Co., c1975.

H-L 172.1 Fed.

Feder, Bernard. Cultures in conflict.New York: Globe Book Co., c1977.

H-L 970.004 Fed.

Feder, Bernard. Our nation of im-migrants. New York: Globe Book Co.,c1976.

H-L 305.8 Fed.

Feelings, Muriel L. Jambo means hello:Swahili alphabet book. New York: DialPress, 1981, c1974.1I-L 496.392 Fee.

Feinstein, George W. Programed spell-ing demons. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Pren-tice-Hall, c1973.

H-L 428.1 Fei.

Feinstein, Stephen. Out of this world.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Fei.

Fenton, Robert S. Chess for you: the easybook for beginners. New York: Grosset &

Dunlap, c1975.H-L 794.1 Fen.

Finkelstein, Milton. Minorities: USA.New York: Globe Book Co., c1976.

H-L 305.8 Fin.

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Fisher, Aileen Lucia. Year-round pro-

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c1985.H-L 818.52 Fis.

Fisher, Isobel Yealy. Beginning lessons

in English. New York: Regents, 1971.H-L 428.24 Fis.

Fisher, Leonard Everett. The black-smiths. New York: F. Watts, 1976.

H-L 338.47 Fis.

Fitzgerald, F. Scott. The diamond as big

as the Ritz, and other stories. London:

Longman, c1974.H-L 428.64 Fit.

Flanagan, Henry E. Basic lacrosse strat-

egy: an introduction for young players.Garden City, NY: Doubleday, c1979.H-L 796.347 Fla.

Fleming, Alice Mulcahey. Alcohol: thedelightful poison: a history. New York:Delacorte Press, c1975.

H-L 394.13 Fle.

Fleming, Ian. Thunderball. London:Longman Group, c1978.H-I, Fle.

Fleming, Thomas J. Give me liberty:

blackvalor in the Revolutionary War. New

York: Scholastic Book Services, c1971.H-L 973.34 Fle.

Fletcher, William. Finding a good used

car. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1977.H-L 629.2 Fle.

Food & nutrition. Hayward, CA: Janus,

c1986.H-L 641.1 Foo

Forman, James D. Communism: fromMarx's Manifesto to 20th- century reality.

New York: Watts, 1979.H-L 335.43 For.

Foster, John T. The sea miners. NewYork: Hastings House, [1976].H-L 333.8 Fos.

Four short mysteries. New York: CollierMacmillan International, c1965.H-L 428.64 Fou.

Fowler, Bob. Sports. Minneapolis: Dil-

lon Press, c1978.H-L 796.02 Fow.

Fox, Lilla Margaret. Costumes and cus-toms of the British Isles. Boston: Plays,c1974.H-L 391 Fox.

Fox, Lilla Margaret. Folk costume ofWestern Europe. Boston: Plays, 1971,

c1969.H-L 391 Fox.

Fox, Michael R. A look at illiteracy inAmerica today: the problem, the solutions,

the alternatives. Washington, DC: PLAN,

c 1986.H-L 302.224 Fox.

Frederick, Lee. Crash dive. Belmont,CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.H-L Fre.

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Freedman, Russell. Indian chiefs. New

York: Holiday House, c1987.H-L 970.004 Fre.

French, Dorothy Kayser. Out of therough. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1981.

H-L 428.62 Fre.

Friedenberg, Joan E. Finding ajob in the

United States. Lincolnwood, IL: Passport

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Friedland, Mary. Understanding wordproblems. Hayward, CA: Hanus Books,

c1985.H-L 513.2 Fri.

Friedman, F. Louis. Between two wars:1914-1939. New York: Scholastic Book

Services, [1970].H-L 917.3 Fri.

Friedman, F. Louis. Old hate, new hope,1860-1914. New York: Scholastic BookServices, c1970.

H-L 917.3 Fri.

Frisch, Otto von. Animal camouflage.London: Collins, c1973.H-L 591.57 Fri.

From my imagination: an anthology ofpoetry and short stories by new writers.New York: Literacy Volunteers of New

York City, c1990.H-L 818.54 Fro.

Frye, John. The search for the SantaMaria. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1973.

H-L 904.7 Fry.

Fuhs, Patricia Magaw. Scott, Foresmanspringboard for passing the GED readingskills test. Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman,Lifelong Learning Division, c1986.H-L 428.407 Fuh.

Gallant, Roy A. Astrology: sense or non-sense? Garden City, NY: Doubleday,c1974.

H-L 133.5 Gal.

Garrison, Phil. The disappearing man.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Gar.

Gary, Charles L. Flower fables. McLean,VA: EPM Publications, [1978].H-L 398.242 Gar.

Garza, Hedda. Joan Baez. New York:Chelsea House, c1991.H-L B Baez, Joan.

Gause-Jackson, Arlene. Champions ofchange: biographies of famous BlackAmericans. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1989.H-L 92 Gau.

Gearing, Philip J. Preparation for highschool equivalency in social studies. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 300 Gea.

Gearing, Philip J. Preparation for highschool equivalency: general review. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 371.262 Gea.

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Gearing, Philip J. Preparation for highschool equivalency in reading skills. Aus-

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GED, test 2: the social studies test: how

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GED, test 3: the science test: how to pre-

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GED, test 4: the reading skills test: how to

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GED, test 5: the mathematics test: how toprepare for the school equivalency exatni-nation. Chicago: H. Regnery, c1976.

H-L 510.76 GED.

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Gibson, Michael. The American Indian:from colonial times to the present. Lon-don: Wayland Publishers, c1974.H-L 970.004 Gib.

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Glasner, Lynne. Fitting right in. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 646.2 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. Give the kid a chance.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.

H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. I'll try tomorrow. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. The other side of thecounter. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.

H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glastrer, Lynne. Power on and startprint. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.

H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. Ready to go. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 331.12 Gla.

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H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lyrme. Teacher's guide: Pace-maker vocational readers. Belmont, CA:Fearon, 1976.H-L 428.43 Gla.

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Godfrey, Martin. Marijuana. NewYork: F. Watts, c1987.H-L 362.295 God.

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H-L 428.62 Gol.

Goodman, Burton. Pete, the service sta-tion attendant. St. Louis: Webster Divi-

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Goodman, Burton. Spotlight on litera-ture. 6 v. New York: Random House,c1980.H-L 808.8 Goo.

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H-L 428.2 Goo.

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H-L 513.2 Goo.

Gordon, Sol. Signs series. 4 v. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, 1971.H-L 428.4 Gor.

Gottlieb, Leonard. Factory made: how

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Graham, Ada. Careers in conservation.San Francisco: Sierra Club Books, c1980.H-L 333.95 Gra.

Graham, Lorenz B. John Brown's raid:a picture history of the attack on HarpersFerry, Virginia. New York: ScholasticBook Services, c1972.

H-L 973.68 Gra.

Grant, J. B. Skateboarding. Millbrae,CA: Celestial Arts, c1976.H-L 796.21 Gra.

Gray, Lee Learner. How we choose aPresident: the election year. New York: St.Martin's Press, c1976.H-L 324.6 Gra.

Great disasters: famous tragedies inAmerican history. Middletown, CT:Xerox Education Publications, c1974.

H-L 904 Gre.

Greatsinger, Calvin. Label talk. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1976.H-L 640.73 Gre.

Greatsinger, Calvin. Machine-age rid-dles. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Pres,c1975.H-L 793.73 Gre.

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Greatsinger, Calvin. Read the instruc-tions first. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1976.H-L 428.4 Gre.

Greatsinger, Calvin. Signs around town.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1976.H-L 640.73 Gre.

Green, Judith Andrews. A city for ran-som. Providence, RI: Jamestown, c1981.

H-L 428.6 Gre.

Green, Judith Andrews. Dr. Valdez.Providence, RI: Jamestown, c1981.

H-L 428.6 Gre.

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Green, Judith Andrews. The secret ofroom 401. Providence, RI: Jamestown,c1981.H-L 428.6 Gre.

Greene. Carol. Desmond Tutu, bishopof peace. Chicago: Children's Press,c1986.

H-L 2833 Gre.

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Greene, Janice.Bad luck gold. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.

H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. The deadly cuckoo . Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1988.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Dirt rider. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Fast forward. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Right of the sparrow.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Mad enough to kill. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Message for murder.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Gre.

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Greene, Sylvia Lotspeich. Sam and Val:an adult basal reader. Cambridge, MA:Community Learning Center, c1989.H-L 428.24 Gre.

Greenfeld, Howard. Chanukah. NewYork: Holt, Rinehart and Winston,c1976.H-L 296.435 Gre.

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Greenfield, Eloise. Rosa Parks. NewYork: Harper Collins, c1973.H-L 323.409 Gre.

Gregg, James R. Your future in new op-

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H-L 617.75 Gre.

Gribble, Leonard R. Famous historical

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Gruber, Edward C. High school equiva-

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H-L 373.126 Gru.

Gruber, Edward C. Preparation for the

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new G.E.D. writing skills test. New York:



new G.E.D. reading skills test. New York:


Gruber, edward C. Preparation for thenew G.E.D. science test. New York: Mon-

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Gruber, Gary R. CLEP (College-LevelExamination Program). New York: Mon-


Gruber, Gary R. Preparation for theG. E.D. mathematics test. New York:Monarch Press, c1980.

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Guercio, Eugene. Correctness & effec-tiveness of expression: complete test prep-aration, examination, and review for theEnglish part of the high schoolequivalencyexamination (GED). New York: Arco,

1979, c1975.H-L 428.6 Gue.

Guercio, Eugene. Reading interpreta-tion in social sciences, natural sciences, &literature: complete test preparation,examination, and review for the readingparts of the high school equivalency exam-ination (GED). New York: Arco, c1975.

H-L 371.262 Gue.

Gum, Lori. How to write a play. NewYork: Literacy Volunteers of New York

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Gutman, Bill. The picture life of Reggie

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Hahn, James. Ali!: the sports career ofMuhammad Ali. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, c1981.

H-L B Ali, Muhammad.

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Hahn, James. Babe!: the sports career ofGeorge Ruth. Mankato, MN: CrestwoodHouse, c1981.H-L B Ruth, Babe.

Hahn, James. Brown!: the sports careerof James Brown. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, c1981.H-L B Brown, Jim.

Hahn, James. Casey!: the sports careerofCharles Stengel. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, c1981.

H-L B Stengel, Casey.

Hahn, James. Chris!: the sports career ofChris Evert Lloyd. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, c1981.

H-L B Lloyd, Chris.

Hahn, James. Klly!: the sports career ofJean-Claude Klly. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, c1981.H-L B Killy, Jean.

Hahn, James. Kng!: the sports career ofBillie Jean IGng. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, c1981.H-L B King, Billie.

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Haley, Alex. Selected from A differentkind of Christmas. New York: LiteracyVolunteers of New York City, c1991.

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Haley, Christine Marie. You love tocook book. Pebble Beach, CA: [s.n.J,c1983.H-L 641.51 Hal.

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Hansen, Rita. Neighborhoods. Glen-view, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1974.

H-L 307.764 Han.

Harber, Phyllis. The champion. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Har.

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Harnishfeger, Lloyd. The collector'sguide to American Indian artifacts. Min-neapolis: Lerner, c1976.

H-L 973.04 liar.

Harwood, Mark. Fun with wood. New

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Hashim, A. S. lbadat, acts of worship.Takoma Park MD: Crescent Publica-

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Hashim, A. S. Islamic Arabic. TakornaPark MD: Crescent Publications, c1974.

H-L 492.7 Has.

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Haskins, James. A piece of the power:four Black mayors. New York: Dial Press,

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Hautzig, Esther Rudomin. The endless

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Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Tanglewoodtales. New York: Grosset & Dunlap,c1967.H-L 292 Haw.

Hayman, LeRoy. Triumph!: conqueringyour physical disability. New York: J.Messner, c1982.

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Heintze, Carl. The bottom of the sea andbeyond. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson, c1975.H-L 551.46 Hei.

Hemsoth, Gail. Becoming a parent. NewYork: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill,c1980.H-L 301.426 Hem.

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Herbert, Solomon J. Bill Cosby. NewYork: Chelsea House, c1992.

H-L B Cosby, Bill.

Herbert, Wally. EsIdmos. London: Col-lins, c1976.H-L 970.004 Her.

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Hernandez, Mary Beth. Know yourrights: a guide to consumer protection.Hayward, CA: Janus Book Publishers,c1984.H-L 381.34 Her.

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Herzog, Betty. Finding housing. Chi-

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Hill, Prescott. Follow the whales. Bel-

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Hill, Prescott. Welcome to Skull Can-yon. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1988.H-L Hil.

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Hill, Randal C. Spotlight on rock stars.Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 372.43 Hil.

Hill, Randal C. Spotlight on sports stars.Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 372.43 Hil.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars of country.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.H-L 781.642 Hil.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars of soul. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.

H-L 781.644 Hil.

Hill, Randall C. Superstars of rock. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.H-L 781.66 Hil.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars music hall offame. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.

H-L 781.66 Hil.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars of movies &TV. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1986.H-L 791.409 Hil.

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Hill, Randal C. Superstars in action,courage & daring. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.H-L 418.4 Hil.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars in action,auto racing. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1990.H-L 418.4 Hil.

Hiller, Doris. Black beach. Chicago:Children's Press, c1977.H-L Hil.

Hiller, Doris. Little Big Top. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.

H-L Hil.

Hiller, Douglas. The spotter. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.

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Hirsch, S. Carl. Meter means measure:the story of the metric system. New York:Viking Press, c1973.H-L 389.15 Hir.

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Hoexter, Corinne K. A nation conceived

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H-L 917.3 Hoe.

Holmes, Anita. Plantfun: ten ea.sy plants

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Homze, Alma. Willy Brandt: a biogra-phy. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson, c1974.

H-L B Brandt, Willy.

Hooper, Meredith. Everyday inventions.

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Hopkins, Lee Bennett. I really want tofeel good about myself!: poems. Nashville,

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Hopkins, Lee Bennett. Take hold!: ananthology of Pulitzer Prize winning poems.Nashville, TN: T. Nelson, c1974.

H-L 811.5 Hop.

Horton, Paul B. Personal learningaid for

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Horwitz, Elinor Lander. Mountain peo-ple, mountain crafts. Philadelphia:Lippincott, c1974.

H-L 745.5 Hor.

Houser, Norman W. Drugs: facts ontheir use and abuse. New York: Lothrop,Lee & Shepard, 1969.

H-L 613.83 Hou.

Houston, James A. Songs of the dreampeople: chants and images from the Indi-

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How to get a job. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, c1989.H-L 331.124 How.

Howard, Vernon Linwood. Panto-mimes, charades & skits. New York: Ster-ling, c1974.H-L 792.3 How.

Howett, Jerry. Number power: the realworld of adult math. 2 v. Chicago: Con-temporary Books, c1981.H-L 513 How.

Howley, Michael E. De Barron comoprepararse para el examen de equiv.Woodbury, NY: Barron's EducationalSeries, 1973-.

H-L Sp 373.126.

Hubbard, Ellie. Be informed on usingmeasurements. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1970.

H-L 389.1 Hub.

Hughes, Ted. Moon-whales and othermoon poems. New York: Viking Press,c1976.

H-L 821.914 Hug.

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Hull, Jessie Redding. The other side ofyellow. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1980.H-L Hul.

Hull, Jessie Redding. Take care of Mil-lie. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1980.

H-L Hul.

Hurwood, Bernhardt J. Chillers andthrillers: stories. New York: Scholastic,c1974.H-L 428.62 Hur.

Hutton, Darryl. Ventriloquism: how toput on an act, use the power of suggestion,write a clevel accompanying patter, andmake your own dummy. New York: Ster-ling, c1975.

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Hyde, Margaret 0. Brainwashing andother forms of mind control. New York:McGraw-Hill, c1977.

H-L 153.85 Hyd.

Ilikeyou, if you like me: poems offriend-ship. New York: Margaret K. McElderryBooks, c1987.

H-L 808.819 I li.

Idestam-Almquist, Bengt. The RobinHood stories. St. Louis: Webster, c1952.

H-L Rob.

Ince, William. Basic writing skills. NewYork: McGraw- Hill, c1981.

H-L 428.007 Inc.

Ince, William. How to prepare for thereading skills test section of the new high

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Ingan, Frank. Social legislation andtaxes. Baltimore, MD: Media Materials,c1986.H-L 336.2 Ing.

Insurance and taxes know-how: readingstrategies by objective. New York: Cam-bridge, the Adult Education Co., c1987.H-L 428.42 Ins.

Introduction to English: preliminarystudy to prepare for the high school equiv-alency examination in writing skills. NewYork: Cambridge, c1979.H-L 428.076 Int.

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Irgang, Jacob. How to prepare for thesocial studies test section of the new highschool equivalency examination. NewYork: McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 907.6 Irg.

Irwin, Dorothy. Xavier Suarez. Engle-wood Cliffs, NJ: Quercus, c1990.H-L B Suarez, Xavier.

Irwin, Stephanie. Teacher's guide forlevel one. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, 1984.

H-L 511 Irw.

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Irwin, Stephanie. Teacher's guide forlevel two. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, 1984.

H-L 511 Inv.

Irwin, Stephanie. Workbook for level

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Irwin, Stephanie. Workbook for level

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H-L 363.17 Is w.

Iverson, Genie. MargaretBourke-White,

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H-L B Bourke-White, Margaret.

Jackson, Anita. '57 T-bird. Belmont,

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Jackson, Anita. The actor. Belmont,CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1979.H-L Jac.

Jackson, Anita. A deadly game. Bel-

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Jackson, Anita. Dreams. Belmont, CA:

Fearon-Pitman, c1979.H-L Jac.

Jackson, Anita. The ear. Belmont, CA:


Jackson, Anita. Homecoming. Belmont,


Jackson, Anita. No rent to pay. Belmont,

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Jackson, Anita. ZB4. Belmont, CA:Fearon-Pitman, c1979.H-L Jac.

Jakoubek, Robert E.JackJohnson. NewYork: Chelsea House, c1990.H-L B Johnson, Jack.

Jakoubek, Robert E. Jesse Jackson. NewYork: Chelsea i'ouse, c1991.H-L B Jackson, Jesse.

James, Kenneth. Inspector Thackerayinvestigates. London: Longman, c1974.

H-L Wal.

Jameson, Jon. The picture life of 0. J.Simpson. New York: F. Watts, 1977,

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Janssen, Arlo T. International stories: aconversation-reader to improve your En-glish. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, c1981.H-L 428.64 Jan.

Jennings, Judi. Why work? Lexington,KY: University Press ofKentucky, c1989.

H-L 306.36 jen.

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Jennings, Michael. Tape recorderfun: he

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Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of escape.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1970.H-L 613.69 Jer.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales offlying. Bel-

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Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of spies. Bel-

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Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of railroads.Belmont, CA: Fearon- Pitman, c1972.H-L 385.09 Jen

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of rescue.Belmont, CA: Pitman, c1972.H-L 623.888 Jer.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of invention.Belmont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1973.

H-L 609 Jer.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales ofspeed. Bel-

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Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of pirates.Belmont, CA: Fearon Pitman, 1973

H-L 910.453 Jer.

Jew, Wing. Janus job planner. Hayward,

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Job, Kenneth A. Skills for understandingmaps and globes. Chicago: Follett, c1976.H-L 912 Job.

Job application skill text for work worldcandidates. Huntington, NY: SpecialService Supply, 1981.H-L 650.14 job.

The Job box kit: Pacemaker occupationalresource module. Belmont, CA: FearonEducation, c1985.

H-L 331.702 Job.

Job interviews. Chicago: Follett, c1978.H-L 658.311 Job.

Johnson, Corinne B. Love and sex andgrowing up. Philadelphia: Lippincott,1977.H-L 612.6 Joh.

Johnson, Eric W. VD, enfernedadesvenereas: ?que son y como evitarlas? =VD, venereal disease and what you shoulddo about it. A w York: Lippincott, c1979.

H-L Sp 616.951 Joh.

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Johnson, William. Empires beyond Eu-rope: Asia, Africa, and the Americas. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1976.H-L 909.09 Joh.

Johnson, William. The modem world.New York: Scholastic Book Services,c1976.H-L 909.8 Joh.

Johnston, Ted. Science magic withchemistty and biology. New York: Arco,1975, c1974.H-L 500.2 Joh.

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Jolly, Julia. Real-hfe English: a compe-tency-based ESL programfor adults. Aus-

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Jones, Emrys. The city: yesterday, today

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Jones, K. L. Dateline: I.P.S. Belmont,

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Jones, Lewis. How life began. London:Longman Group, c1976.

H-L 575 Jon.

Jones, Lewis. Portraits of Americans.Rowley, MA: Newbury House Publish-

ers, c1979.H-L 428.64 Jon.

Jones, S. D. The last red rose. Belmont,


Jones, S. D. The puppeteer. Belmont,


Jordan, Dale R. Essential mathematics

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H-L 510.07 Jor.

Jordan, Jerry Marshall. The brown bag:

a bag full of sermons for children. New

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Joyce, Donald P. Studying for a driver'slicense: simplified review of driver's man-ual, more than 100 sample questions,important definitions. Syracuse, NY: New

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H-L 530.8 Kah.

Kahn, Charles. Janus job applicationfile. Belmont, CA: Fearon/Janus, c1987.

H-L 331.128 Kah.

Kahn, Charles. My job application file.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1980.H-L 650.14 Kah.

Kahn, charles Harry. Teacher's manualand answer book to accompany Measure

up. Belmont, CA: Pitman Learning,c1968.

H-L 530.8 Kah.

Kahn, Charles. Using dollars and sense.Belmont, CA: Pitman Learning, c1973.H-L 513 Kah.

Kahn, Charles. Working makes sense.Belmont, CA: Pitman Learning, c1973.

H-L 513 Kah.

Kaplan, Phyllis. Teacher's guide &

resource. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1985.H-L 513.2 }Cap.

Kelen, Betty. Muhammath the messen-ger of God. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson,c 1 975.H-L 297.63 Kel.

1 6 6


Keller, Rosanne. Five dog night andother tales. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Dead moon. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Good-bye to earth. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.

H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Kng of the stars. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. The last cowboy. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. On the red world. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.

H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Star gold. Chicago:Children's Press, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Vacation in space. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Where no sun shines. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelly, Gerard W. Metric system simpli-fied. New York: Sterling, c1973.

H-L 389.15 Kel.

Kelsey, Keenan Colton. More for yourmoney: a guide to comparison shopping.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1981.

H-L 640.73 Kel.

Kennedy, Katherine. Games and butter-flies: language activities for ABEIESOL.S)...acuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1979.

H-L 372.6 Ken.

Kennedy, Katherine. Games and butter-flies: a resource book for teachers of adultbasic education: especialloy those whoteach English as a second language. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1979.H-L 428.07 Ken.

King, John Taylor. Famous BlackAmericans. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn.,c1975.

H-L 92 Kin.

Kingston, Maxine Hong. Selected fromChina men & The woman warrior. NewYork: Literacy Volunteers of New YorkCity, c1990.

H-L 305.895 Kin.

Kipniss, Jean. Judy the waitress. St.Louis: Webster Division, McGraw-Hill,1966.

H-L 331.7 Kip.

Klein, Aaron E. Mind trips: the story ofconsciousness-raising movements. Gar-den City, NY: Doubleday, c1979.

H-L 291.43 Kle.

167


Klein, David. Yourself ten years fromnow: a careerplanning book. New York:Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, c1977.

H-L 331.7 Kle.

Klein, Gerda Weissman. The blue rose.

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Klotter, James C. History mysteries: the

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H-L 976.9 Klo.

Knight, David C. Eavesdropping onspace: the quest of radio astronomy. NewYork: Morrow, c1975.

H-L 522.68 Kni.

Knight, David C. The spy who never was,and other true spy stories. Garden City,NY: Doubleday, c1978.

H-L 92 Kni.

Koehler, William R. The wonderfulworld of Disney animals. New York:Howell Book House, c1979.

H-L 636.088 Koe.

Koschnick, Kay. Having a baby. Syra-cuse, NY: New Rcaders Press, c1975.H-L 618.24 Kos.

Koschnick, Kay. The Laubach way tocursive writing. Syracuse, NY: New Read-ers press, c1983.

H-1, 372.634 Kos.

Koschnick, Kay. The world of work. Syr-acuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1975.H-L 331.128 Kos.

Kozuki, Russell. Karate power: the basickatas: condensed from Karate road topower. New York: Sterling, c1975.

H-L 796.815 Koz.

Kulkin, Mary-Ellen. Her way: biogra-phies of women for young people. Chi-cago: American Library Association,1976.H-L 92 Kul.

Lally, J. Ronald. Learning games for in-fants and toddlers: a playtime handbook.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1977.H-L 649.553 Lal.

Landesman, Bill. How to train your dogin six weeks. New York: F. Fell Publish-ers, c1976.H-L 636.7 Lan.

Lane, Bradley. The big time. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lan.

Langone, John. Goodbye to bedlam: un-derstanding mental illness and retarda-tion. Boston: Little, Brown, 1974.H-L 616.89 Lan.

Lanning, Sereta. Escape from tomorrow.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1977.H-L Lan.

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Larranaga, Robert D. Famouscrimefighters. Minneapolis: Lerner,c1970.H-L 364.12 Lar.

Larranaga, Robert D. Pirates and buc-

caneers. Minneapolis: Lerner, c1970.H-L 364.135 Lar.

Lasky, Kathryn. Traces oflife: the origins

of humanldnd. New York: Morrow Ju-nior Books, c1989.

H-L 573.2 Las.

Laubach, Frank Charles. Everyday read-

ing and writing. Syracuse, NY: New Read-

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Laubach, Frank Charles. Long vowelsounds. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1991.

H-L 428.42 Lau.

Laubach, Frank Charles. Short vowel

sounds: skill book 2. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1991.

H-L 428.42 Lau.

Laubach, Frank Charles. Sounds andnames of letters: skill book 1. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, c1991.

H-L 428.24 Lau.

Lavine, Sigmund A. Wonders. of the cac-tus world. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1974.

H-L 583.47 Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The beast. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1986.

H-L Lay.

169

Laymon, Richard. Beginner's luck. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The caller. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Cardiac arrest. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Lay.

Laymon,.Richard. The cobra. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Dawson's city. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Guts. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1985.

H-L Lay.

Laymen, Richard. Halloween hunt. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The intruder. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The last hand. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Live bait. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c19P5.

H-L Lay.


Laymon, Richard. The lonely one. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Marathon. Belmont,

CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The night creature.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Night games. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Night ride. Belmont,


Laymon, Richard. The return. Belmont,


Laymon, Richard. Shootout at Joe's.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Thin air. Belmont,


Laymon, Richard. The trap. Belmont,


Learners at risk. Newark, DE: Interna-tional Reading Association, 1990.H-L 372.43 Lea.

Leckie, Robert. The battle for Iwo Jima.New York: Random House, c1967.

H-L 940.54 Lec.

Lefkowitz, William. Our government inaction: teacher's guide & resource. Hay-ward, CA: Janus Books, c1986.320.973 Lef.

Lefkowitz, William. Teacher's guide &resource. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1986.

H-L 513.2 Let

Lennon, Adrian. Jorge Luis Borges. NewYork: Chelsea House, c1992.H-L B Borges, Jorge.

Lerner, Ethan A. Understanding AIDS.Minneapolis: Lerner, c1987.H-L 616.979 Ler.

Lerner, Marguerite Rush. Lefty: thestory of left-handedness. Minneapolis:Medical Books for Children, c1960.H-L 370.155 Ler.

LeShan, Eda J. Learning to say good-by.New York: Avon, 1978, c1976.H-L 155.937 LeS.

Levin, Beatrice Jackson. Real life read-ing skills: a Scholastic program in func-tional literacy. New York: ScholasticBook Services, c1981.

H-L 428.62 Lev.

Levine, Harold. Vocabulary throughpleasurable reading. 3 v. New York:Amsco School Publications, 1974-1976.H-L 428.2 Lev.

1 7 0


Lewin, Ted. World within a world--Ever-glades. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1976.

H-L 574.975 Lew.

Lewis, Norman. RSVP: reading,spelling,

vocabulary, pronunciation. New York:AMSCO School Publications, c1967-.H-L 428.1 Lew.

Lewis, Shari. Magic for non-magicians.Los Angeles: J.P. Tarcher, c1975.

H-L 793.8 Lew.

Liberatore, Karen. Coming home. Bel-

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Lichtman, Gail. Alcohol: facts for deci-sions. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,

c1974.H-L 362.292 Lie.

Limburg, Peter R. Poisonous plants.New York: J. Messner, c1976.H-L 581.69 Lim.

Lindsay, Jeanne Warren. Pregnant toosoon: adoption is an option. Buena Park,CA: Morning Glory Press, c1980.H-L 362.734 Lin.

Lindsay, Jeanne Warren. Teens parent-ing: the challenge of babies and toddlers.Buena Park, CA: Morning Glory Press,c1981.

H-L 649.1 Lin.

Lines and angles. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, 1983.

H-L 513.13 Lin.

Lipscomb, Delores H. The maturestudents' guide to reading and composi-tion. Chicago: Science Research Associ-

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Lipton, Gladys C. Spanish bilingual dic-tionary: a beginner's guide in words andpictures. Woodbury, NY: Barron's Edu-cational Series, c1979.H-L 463.21 Lip.

Living expenses know-how: reading strat-egies by objective. New York: Cambridge,c1987.

H-L 640.73 Liv.

Livingstone, Arnold. Janus job interviewguide. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1977.

H-L 650.14 Liv.


H-L 650.14 Uv.

London, Jack. The call of the wild. NewYork: Pocket Books, c1974.

H-L Lon.

Lord, Athena V. Pilot for SpaceshipEarth: 12 Buckrninster Fuller, architect,inventor, and poet. New York: Macmil-lan, c1978.H-L 620 Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Brannigan's folly. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The Cardtff Hill mystery.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Lor.

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Lorimer, Janet. A dangerous game. Bel-

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Lorimer, Janet. Deadly rose. Belmont,

CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The dollhouse. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The eye of Kali. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Family reunion. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The glorygirl. Belmont,


Lorimer, Janet. The night marchers.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Picture ofevil. Belmont,


Lorimer, Janet. The poison pen mystery.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.

H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Till death do us part.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1988.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Time's reach. Beimont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.

H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Tomb of horror. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Lor.

Love, Barbara. Buyers beware. Glen-view, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1972.

H-L 640.73 Lov.

Lowrie, Barbara Woller. Settlers inAmerica. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1977.H-L 973 Low.

Ludwig, Stephen. Be informed on per-sonal credit. New York: New ReadersPress, c1976.H-L 332.7 Lud.

Ludwig, Stephen. Be informed on rent-ing a place to live. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1977.H-L 346.043 Lud.

Ludwig, Stephen. Out of work. Syracuse,

NY: New Readers Press, c1975.H .331.137 Lud.

Lynn, Loretta. Selected from Coalminer's daughter. New York: LiteracyVolunteers of New York City, c1990.

H-L 781.642 Lyn.

Lyon, George Ella. Choices: stories for

adult new readers. Lexington, KY: Uni-versity Press of Kentucky, c1989.

H-L Lyo.

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Lyttle, Richard B. Basic hockey strategy:an introductionfor young players. GardenCity, NY: Doubleday, c1976.

H-L 796.962 Lyt.

Lyttle, Richard B. Paints, inks, and dyes.

New York: Holiday House, c1974.H-L 667 Lyt.

Macaulay, David. Pyramid. Boston:Houghton Mifflin, c1975.

H-L 690.68 Mac.

Macaulay, David. Underground. Bos-ton: Houghton Mifflin, 1976.H-L 624.19 Mac.

MacClintock, Dorcas. A natural historyof zebras. New York: Scribner, c1976.H-L 599.725 Mac.

Madden, David. Creative choices: aspectrum of quality and technique in fic-tion. Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman,c1975.H-L Mad.

Madison, Arnold. Smoking and you.New York: J. Messner, c1975.H-L 613.85 Mad.

Mahlmann, Lewis. Folk tale plays forpuppets: 13 royalty-free plays for handpuppets, rod puppets, ormarionettes. Bos-ton: Plays, c1980.H-L 791.538 Mah.

Mahlmann, Lewis. Puppet plays foryoung players: 12 royalty- free plays forhandpuppets, rod puppets, or marionettes.Boston: Plays, c1974.H-L 791.53 Mah.

173

Mahlmann, Lewis. Puppet plays from fa-vorite stories: 18 royalty-free plays for handpuppets, rod puppets, or marionettes. Bos-ton: Plays, c1977.

H-L 791.538 Mah.

Maldng literacy programs work. Wash-ington, D.C.: U.S. Department ofJustice,National Institute of Corrections, [1986].H-L 374.01 Mak.

Maley, Charles H. It's your money. 2 v.Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1973.H-L 332.4 Mal.

Mann, Peggy. The drop-in. New York:Scholastic Book Services, c1979.H-L Man.

Maps, globes, graphs: an interactive pro-gram for adults. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.H-L 912 Map bk.

Maps, globes, graphs. Teacher's manual:an interactive program for adults. Austin,TX: Stech-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 912 Map.

Margulies, Stuart. Developing everydayreading skills. Educational Design,c1987-.H-L 374.012 Ma.

Mark, Frank D. Exploring metrics I .New York: Learning Trends, c1976.H-L 389.152 Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Claire. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1985.H-L Mar.


Marlowe, Dan J. The comeback. Bel-

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Marlowe, Dan J. Death in any language.

Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. The Devlin affair. Bel-

mont., CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Game day. Belmont,

CA: Pitman, c1985.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. The hitter. Belmont,

CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Janie. Belmont, CA:

Fearon, c1984.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. The kid who soldmoney. Belmont, CA: Fearon, 1986.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. The mudder. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. No loose ends. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. No witnesses. Belmont,

CA: Fearon, c1984.Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Pension plan. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Redmond's shot. Bel-

mont, CA: Pitman, c1985.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Return payment. Bel-


Marlowe, Dan J. The sixth man. Bel-


Marlowe, Dan J. Small-town beat. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Turk. Belmont, CA:


Marquis, Arnold. A guide to America'sIndians: ceremonials, reservations, andmuseums. Norman: University of Okla-homa Press, c1974.

H-L 970.004 Mar.

Marran, Ray J. Table games: how tomake and how to play them. South Bruns-

wick: A. S. Barnes, 1976, c1939.H-L 794 Mar.

Marsoli, Lisa Ann. Things to know be-

fore going to camp. Morristown, NJ: Sil-

ver Burdett Co., c1984.H-L 796.54 Mar.

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Marston, Elsa. Some artists: their lives,

loves, and luck. New York: Cambridge,1983.H-L 709.2 Mar.

Martin, Albert Y. Secret spy. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Mar.

Martin, Albert Y. Secret spy. Chicago:Children's Press, c1979.H-L Mar.

Martin, Stephen. You are here: a guideto everyday maps, plans, and diagrams.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1990.H-L 428.62 Mar.

Marty, Martin E. Christian churches inthe United States. New York: Harper &

Row, c1987.H-L 280 Mar.

Mason, Herbert Molloy. The fantasticworld of ants: a microview of earth's mostingenious insect. New York: D. McKay,[1975].H-L 595.796 Mas.

Mathabane, Mark. Selected from Kaffirboy. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1991.H-L 305.896 Mat.

The mathematics test: preparation for thehigh school equivalency examination.New York: Cambridge Book Co., c1978.H-L 510 Mat.

175

Matthews, Clayton. Death at the border.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Mat.

May, Charles Paul. Warning!: Yourhealth is at stake. New York: HawthornBooks, c1975.H-L 614.73 May.

McAuliffe, Jim. Three mile house. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.

H-L McA.

McCarthy, Marianthy. Careers. NewYork: Regents, c1981.

H-L 428.6 McC.

McCune, Dan. Michael Jordan. Man-kato, MN: Crestwood House, c1988.

H-L 793.323 McC.

McDermott, Irene Elizabeth.Homemaking for teen-agers, book I: aconsumer education text. Peoria, IL: C. A.Bennett Co., c1975.H-L 640 McD.

McFall, Karen. Pat lag's family. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1982,

c1977.H-L McF.

McGovern, Ann. "Wanted dead oralive:" the true story of Harriet TubnzanD.New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1965.

H-L B Tubman, Harriet

McHugh, John. Filling out job applica-tion fonns: text- workbook. St. Paul, MN:Changing Times Education Service,cl 981.H-L 650.14 McH.


McHugh, John. Finding a job. St. Paul,MN: Changing Times Education Service,

c1981.H-L 650.14 McH.

McHugh, John. Getting ready to work.

St. Paul, MN: Changing Times Educa-tion Service, c1982.H-L 650.14 McH.

McHugh, John. Interviewing forjobs . St.

Paul, MN: Changing Times EducationService, c1981.

H-L 650.14 McH.

McHugh, John. Keeping and changing

jobs. St. Paul, MN: Changing Times Ed-ucation Service, c1982.

H-L 650.14 McH.

McHugh, John. Starting a new job. St.

Paul, MN: Changing Times EducationService, c1982.

H-L 650.1 McH.

McHugh, Mary. Young people talk aboutdeath. New York: Watts, 1980.

H-L 301.42 McH.

McManus, Patrick F. Kd camping fromAaaaiii! to Zip. New York: Lothrop, Lee

& Shepard, c1979.H-L 796.54 McM.

McMullen, David. First into the air: thefirst airplanes. New York: C.P.I., c1978.

H-L 629.13 McM.

McVey & Associates. Budgeting. Chi-cago: Follett, c1977.H-L 640.42 McV.

McVey & Associates. Finding work.Chicago: Follett, 1977.

H-L 331.128 McV.

McVey & Associates. Getting medicalassistance. Chicago: Follett, 1977.

H-L 362.1 McV.

Meltzer, Ida S. Black history, events inFebruary. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab,c1980.H-L 973.049 Mel.

Meltzer, Ida S. Blacks in early Americanhistory. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.

H-L 973.049 Mel.

Meltzer, Ida S. Frederick Douglass, greatabolitionist. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab,c1980.H-L B Douglass, Frederick.

Meltzer, Ida S. Harriet Tubman, Mosesof her people. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab,c1980.H-L B Tubman, Harriet.

Meltzer, Ida S. Montgomery bus story.Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.H-L 323.11 Mel.

Meltzer, Ida S. Phillis Wheatley, youngpoet. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.

H-L 811.1 Mel.

Meltzer, Ida S. Robert Smalls, brave sea-man. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.H-L B Smalls, Robert.

Meltzer, Ida S. A school at midnight.Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.

H-L 371.97 Mel.

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Meltzer, Milton. Taking root: Jewish im-

migrants in America. New York: Farrar,Straus, and Giroux, 1976.H-L 305.892 Mel.

Meltzer, Milton. To change the worlth a

picture history of Rconstruction. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1971.H-L 973.8 Mel.

Meyer, Carolyn. Rock tumbling: fromstones to gems tojewelry. New York: Mor-

row, 1975.H-L 736.2 Mey.

Middleton, Robert. The lost train. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Mid.

Miguez Bonino, Jose. Out of the hurtand hope. New York: Friendship Press,

c1970.H-L 301.43 Mig.

Mikulecky, Larry. On the job activitybook one: readings in real-life competen-cies. New York: Cambridge, c1987.

H-L 374.012 Mik.

Miles, Calvin. When dreams come true.New York: Literacy Volunteers of NewYork City, 1990.H-L 818.54 Mil.

Millard, Reed. Careers in the earth sci-ences. New York: J. Messner, c1975.

H-L 550.23 Mil.

Miller, Christopher Ransom. Stroke ofluck. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1981.

H-L Mil.

177

Miller, Leonard W. The bridge. Tren-ton, NJ: Dynamic Programs, c1976.H-L Mil.

Miller, Nancy Gridley. Managing yourmoney. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.H-L 640.42

Miller, Nancy Gridley. Managing yourmoney: workbook. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1979.H-L 640.42 Mil.

Mills, John FitzMaurice. Treasure keep-ers. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, c1973.

H-L 069.53 Mil.

Miner, Jane Claypool. How to get a goodjob. New York: F. Watts, c1982.

H-L 650.14 Cla.

Mitchell, Robert. Number power 5, thereal world of adult math: graphs, tables,schedules, and maps. Chicago: Contem-porary Books, c1983.

H-L 511.5 Mit.

Mitchell, Robert. Number power 3: alge-bra. Chicago: Contemporary Books,c1983.H-L 512 Mit.

Mitchell, Robert. Number power 4: thereal world of adult math: geometry. Chi-cago: Contemporary Books, c1983.H-L 516 Mit.

Mitchell, Robert. Numberpower3: alge-bra. Chicago: Contemporary Books,c1988.H-L 512 Mit.


Mitchnik, Helen. Egyptian and Suda-

nese folk-tales. New York: Oxford Uni-

versity Press, 1978.H-L 398.209 Mit.

Mohun, Janet. Drugs, steroids, andsports. New York: F. Watts, c1988.

H-L 362.29 Moh.

Monroe, Earl. The basketball skill book.

New York: Atheneum, c1973.H-L 796.323 Mon.

Moore, Allan. Bill Waite's will. Belmont,

CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Moo.

Moore, Allan. The diary. Belmont, CA:

Pitman, c1984.H-L Moo.

Moore, Mamie. Make way for August.

New York: Literacy Volunteers of New

York City, c1991.H-L 818.54 Moo.

Morris, F. A. Be informed on money.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1971.H-L 332.4 Mor.

Morris, Laurence G. S. The pilgrim's

progress. Fort Washington, PA: ChristianLiterature Crusade, c1954.

H-L Mor.

Morton, Julia Frances. Erotic plants.

New York: Golden Press, c1971.H-L 582.13 Mor.

Mountain, Lee Harrison.Jungle trip: de-

cide which wild beasts to meet on this ter-

rifying safari. Providence, RI: James-town, c1978.H-L 428.6 Mou.

Mountain, Lee Harrison. Sports trip:

schedule the contests of your choice for

these athletic adventures. Providence, RI:Jamestown., c1978.

H-L 428.62 Mou.

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Schwartz, Anita K. Looldng good. St.Michaels, MD: Miles River Press, c1982.H-L 646.7 Sch.

Schwartz, Stuart E. Hospital jobs. Hay-ward, CA: Janus, c1983.

H-L 362 Sch.

Schwartz, Stuart E. Hotellmotel jobs.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1983.H-L 647.94 Sch.

Schwartz, Stuart E. Restaurant jobs.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1983.

H-L 647.95 Sch.

Schwartz, Stuart E. Store jobs. Hayward,CA: Janus, c1983.

H-L 658.87 Sch.

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The science test: preparation for the high

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H-L 371.262.

Scott, Jack Denton. That wonderful pel-

ican. New York: Putnam, c1975.H-L 598.43 Sco.

Scott, Foresman beginning dictionary.Garden City, NY: Doubleday, c1979.

H-L 423 Sco.

Scott, Foresman intermediate dictionary.

Garden City, NY: Doubleday, c1979.H-L 423 Sco.

Scott, Foresman intermediate dictionary.Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1988.H-L 423 Sco.

Scott, Foresman springboard for passingthe GED social studies test. Glenview, IL:Scott, Foresman, Lifelong Learning Di-vision, c1987.

H-L 309.76 Sco.

Scott, Foresman springboard forpassingthe GED science test. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, Lifelong Learning Division,

c1987.H-L 507.6 Sco.

Scott, Foresman world atlas. Glenview,IL: Scott, Foresman, c1988.H-L 912 Sco.

Scuro, Vincent. Presenting the marchingband. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1974.

H-L 785.067 Scu.

191

Seelye, H. Ned. Teaching culture: strat-egies for intercultural communication.Lincolnwood, IL: National TextbookCo., 1992 c1984.

H-L 370.196 See.

Selected from 20th-century Americanpoetry: an an anthology. New York: Lit-eracy Volunteers of New York City,c1991.H-L 811.54 Sel.

Selected from contemporary Americanplays. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1990.H-L 812.54 Sel.

Sellers, Nancy. Advertising techniquesand consumer fraud. New York: GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill, c1980.

H-L 640.73 Sel.

Sellers, Nancy. Buying and caring foryour car and Insurance for your life,health, and possessions. New York:Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 629.222 Sel.

Sellers, Nancy. Comparison shoppingand caring for your personal possessions.New York: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 640.73 Sel.

Seven plays from American literature.Portland, OR: English Language Ser-vices, c19 /7.H-L 428.64 Sev.

Severn., Bill. The nght to privacy. NewYork: I. Washburn, c1973.

H-L 323.44 Sev.


Shakespeare, William.Asyou like it. Ac-

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Shank land, Stephen A. Vital force. Bel-

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Shapiro, Alan. Black: story of Negroes in

America. Chicago: Science Research As-

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Shapiro, Alan. Growth: growth of Amer-

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H-L 306.3 Sha.

Shapiro, Alan. People: old and new im-

migrants in America. Chicago: ScienceResearch Associates, c1970.H-L 305.8 Sha.

Shapiro, Alan. Power: America andother nations. Chicago: Science ResearchAssociates, c1970.

H-L 327.73 Sha.

Shapiro, Alan. Promise: America's his-

tory from 1607 to 1865. Chicago: ScienceResearch Associates, c1970.

H-L 973 Sha.

Shapiro, Alan. Rights: law, government,The Bill of Rights. Chicago: Science Re-search AssoCiates, c1970.

H-L 323.4 Sha.

Shapiro, Alan. Teacher's guide. Chi-cago: Scicnce Research Associates,c1970.

H-L 973 Sha.

Shapiro, Miles. Bill Russell. New York:Chelsea House, c1991.H-L B Russell, Bill.

Sharp, David. Looking inside shipsthrough the ages. Chicago: Rand Mc-Nally, 1976.H-L 387.209 Sha.

Shattuck, Barbara Nemmers. Get backto phonics: a step by step approach: howto improve your reading skills. Norfolk,NB: Step by Step, c1985.H-L 372.414 Sha.

Shea, George. I died here. Chicago:Children's Press, c1979.H-L She.

Shea, James T. Basic essentials of math-ematics. 2 v. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1980.H-L 510 She.

Sheldon, Sidney. Selected from Wind-mills of the gods. New York: Literacy Vol-unteers of New York City, c1991.

H-L She.

Shipstone, Norah. Conception andpreg-nancy. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1973.

H-L 618.24 Shi.

Shuttlesworth, Dorothy Edwards. Thewildlife of South America. New York:Hastings House, c1974.H-L 596.098 Shu.

Signed numbers. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1983.

H-L 513.14 Sig.

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Sikorsky, Robert. Drive it forever: yourkey to long automobile life. New York:McGraw-Hill, c1983.H-L 629.287 Sik.

Silks, Donald K. Boxing for boys: a sportsactivity book. New York: Knopf, c1953.H-L 796.83 Sil.

Silverstein, Alvin. AIDS: deadly threat.Hillside, NJ: Enslow Publishers, c1991.

H-L 616.979 Sil.

Silverstein, Alvin. Animal invaders: thestory of imported wildlife. NewYork: Ath-

eneum, c1974.H-L 591.524 Sil.

Silverstein, Alvin. Epilepsy. Philadel-phia: Lippincott, [1975].

H-L 616.8 Sil.

Simmons, Judy Dothard. A light in thedark. New York: Cambridge Book Co.,c1983.H-L 818.54 Sim.

Simon, Hilda. Bird and flower emblemsof the United States. New York: Dodd,Mead, c1978.H-L 598.297 Sim.

Simon, Hilda. The date palm, bread ofthe desert. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1978.H-L 584.5 Sim.

Simon, Hilda. Living lanterns: lumines-cence in animals. New York: VikingPress, c1971.

H-L 591.1 Sim.

Simon, Sarina. Making smart choicesabout drugs. CA: Laurel Publishing,1987.H-L 616.863 Sim.

Simon, Seymour. Pets in a jar: collectingand caring for small wild animals. NewYork: Viking Press, c1975.H-L 639 Sim.

Simpie fractions. Hayward, CA: JanusBooks, 1986.

H-L 513.2 Sim.

Simply cooking. Bellevue, WA: Edm-ark, c1980.

H-L 641.512 Sim.

Singer, Arthur. State birds. New York:Lodestar Books, c1986.

H-L 598.297 Sin.

Smeds, Dave. Hennesy's test. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Sme.

Smeds, Dave. Sinking ship. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Sme.

Smith, Harley A. Basic reading: Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1974.

H-L 428.42 Smi.

Smith, Harley Albert. Everyday English.Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, 1974.

H-L 428.2 Smi.

Smith, Nila Banton. Be a better reader. 9v. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall,c1977.

H-L 428.6 Smi.

193


Snowman, Margaret Knight. Caring for

a child. Syracuse, NY: New Readers

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Snyder, Gerald S. The right to be in-formeth censorship in the United States.New York: J. Messner, c1976.H-L 098.12 Sny.

Snyder, Sarah. Insureyourself: a guide to

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The social studies test:preparation for the

High School equivalency Examination.

New York: Cambridge, c1978.H-L 373.126 Soc.

Soleillant, Claude. India in color: activ-

ities & projects. New York: Sterling,c1977.H-L 745.5 Sol.

Solving equations. New York:Readers Press, 1983.H-L 512.94 Sol.

New

Sommer, Elyse. The bread dough craft

book. New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shep-

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Spacht, A. James. Here's looking at you,

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Spacht, A. James. Live and learn: anadult reading enrichment series: teacher'smanual. Dallas: Ambit, c1981.

H-L 428.6 Spa.

Speaking from the heart: an anthology of

writing by new writers. New York: Liter-

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Speaking out on health: an anthology.

New York: Literacy Volunteers of NewYork City, c1989.H-L 818.54 Spe.

Speaking out on home and family: ananthology of writing by new writers. New

York: Literacy Volunteers of New York

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Speaking out on work: an anthology ofwriting. New York: Literacy Volunteersof New York City, c1991.

H-L 331.125 Spe.

Spencer, Philip. 3 against slavery: Den-

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Spiegler, Charles G. Against the odds.Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill, c1967.

H-L 810.8 Spi.

Spiegler, Charles. Courage under ftre.Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill, c1967.H-L 810.803 Spi.

Spiegler, Charles G. In new directions.Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill, c1968.

H-L 428.62 Spi.

Spitze, Hazel Taylor. We are what weeat. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1977.

H-L 641,1 Spi.

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Spitze, Hazel Taylor. Where does the

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St. Vincent, David. Casey's claw. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Sai.

Stanek, Muriel Novella. How im-migrants contributed to our culture.Westchester, IL: Benefic Press, [c1970).H-L 325.73 Sta.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. Building reallife English skills. Lincolnwood, IL: Na-tional Textbook, 1984.H-L 428 Sta.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. Building reallife English skills. Lincolnwood, IL: Na-tional Textbook, 1989.H-L 428.24 Sta.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. What youneed to know about reading labels, direc-

tions, & newspapers. Lincolnwood, IL:

National Textbook, c1989.H-L 374.012 Sta.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. What youneed to know about reading ads, referencematerials & legal documents. Lincoln-wood, IL: National Textbook, c1989.H-L 418.4 Sta.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. What youneed to know about basic writing sldlls,letters & consumer complaints. Lincoln-wood, IL: National Textbook, c1989.

H-L 421 Sta.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. What youneed to know about reading signs, directo-ries, schedules, maps, charts, & utility bills.Lincolnwood, IL: National Textbook,c1989.

H-L 428.42 Sta.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. What youneed to know about getting a job & fillingout forms. Lincolnwood, IL: NationalTextbook, c1989.

H-L 650.14 Sta.

Steed, Freida Reed. A special picturecookbook. Lawrence, KS: H & H Enter-prises, 1977, c1974.

H-L 641.5 Ste.

Steffens, Lincoln. Boy on horseback.New York: Harcourt, Brace, c1935.H-L B Steffens, Lincoln.

Stefoff, Rebecca. Gloria Estefan. NewYork: Chelsea House, c1991.

H-L B Estefan, Gloria.

Stein, Sara Bonnett. That new baby: anopen family book for parents and childrentogether. New York: Walker, c1974.H-L 301.42 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Be informed on newsmedia. Syracuse, NY: New RuidersPress, c1976.H-L 070.1 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Be informed on owning acar. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1976.H-L 640.73 Ste.

195


Stein, Wendy. Becoming a car owner.

Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1976.H-L 629.2 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Filling out forms. Syra-

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Stein, Wendy. Filling out forms: skillspractice. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.H-L 651.74 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Filling out forms. Syra-


Stein, Wendy. Taldng the wheel. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1978.H-L 629.283 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Your daily paper. Syra-


Steinkraus, William. Great horses of the

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Stemach, Gerald. Word etpress: the first

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Step-by-step pictorial cookbook. St.Louis, MO: Ralston Purina Co., 198-?

H-L 641.5 Ste.

Stepney, Rob. Alcohol. New York: F.Watts, c1987.H-L 616.861 Ste.

Stepney, Rob. Tobacco. New York: F.Watts, c1987.H-L 616.865 Ste.

Steps to mathematics: worktext. 2 v. Aus-

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Sterling, Dorothy. It started in Mont-gomery: a picture history of the civil rightsmovement. New York: Scholastic BookServices, c1972.

H-L 322.44 Ste.

Sterling, Philip. The quiet rebels: fourPuerto Rican ieaders: Jose Celso Barbosa,Luis Munoz Rivera, Jose de Diego, LuizMunoz Marin. Garden City, NY: Double-

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Stern, David Peter. Math squared: graph

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Steurer, Stephen J. Wheels workbook.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1980.H-L 629.28 Ste.

Steurer, Stephen J. Wheels teacher'sguide. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,

c1980.H-L 629.28 Ste.

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Stevens, Carla. Insect pets: catching andcaring for them. New York: GreenwillowBooks, c1978.

H-L 638 Ste.

Stevenson, John. The blind alley. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Ste.

Stewart, Marjabelle Young. What o dowhen, and why: at school, at parties, athome, in your growing world. New York:

D. McKay, c1975.H-L 395.123 Ste.

Stiller, Richard. Pain--why it hurts,where it hw-ts, when it hurts. Nashville,TN: T. Nelson, c1975.

H-L 616.047 Sti.

Stiller, Richard. The spy, the lady, thecaptain, and the colonel. New York:Scholastic Book Services, c1970.

H-L 973.7 Sti.

Stilley, Frank. The search: our questforintelligent life in outer space. New York:Putnam, c1977.

H-L 574.999 Sti.

Stilley, Frank. Veterinarian. New York:

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Stoker, Bram. Dracula. West Haven,CI': Pendulum Press, c1973.

H-L Sto.

Stone, Deborah. Franklin Chang-Diaz.Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Quercus, c1990.H-L 629.4 Sto.

Stone, George K. Science projects youcan do: formerly, 101 science projects. En-glewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, c1963.

H-L 507.2 Sto.

Stone, Jane. Challenge!: the bigthunderboats. Mahwah, NJ: Troll Associ-ates, c1976.

H-L 797.14 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Brighter tomorrows.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.92 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Clouds of war. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.7 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Creative days. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.4 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. A cry for action. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.8 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Flying high. Austin, TX:Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.91 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Larger than life. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.91 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Racing to the West. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 978.01 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Rebellion's song. Irvine,CA: National Education Corporation,c1989.

H-L 973.3 Sto.


Stone, Melissa. Risking it all. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.1 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. You don't own me! Aus-

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Stone, N. J. The adventures of Shelley

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H-L Sto.

Stories of surprise and wonder. NewYork: Globe Book Co., c1979.

H-L 428.62 Sto.

Stovall, Emmett. In the face of the sun.

Chicago: Children's Press, 1970.H-L 629.13 Sto.

The student dictionary. London: Long-

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Sturges, Patricia Patterson. The endless

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Subtracting whole numbers. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, 1981.

H-L 513.2 Sub.

Sullivan, George. Beaer football forboys. IN .ftw York: Dodd, Mead, c1980.

H-L 796.332 Sul.

Sullivan, George. How do they package

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H-L 621.757 Sul.

Summers, Jester. Lottie Moon ofChina.Nashville, TN: Broadman Press, c1970.H-L 266.61 Sum.

Sundquist, Nancy. A changed man. Bel-

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Supraner, Robyn. Valentine's Day:things to make and do. Mahwah, NJ: TrollAssociates, c1981.

H-L 745.594 Sup.

Surge, Frank. Singers of the blues. Min-neapolis: Lerner, c1969.

H-L 92 Sur.

Suter, Joanne. Dares. Belmont, CA:Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Sut.

Suter, Joanne. Hard road to paradise.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Sut.

Suter, Joanne. Tomorrow's child. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Sut.

Sweeney, James B. Sea monsters: a col-lection of eyewitness accounts. NewYork:

D. McKay, c1977.H-L 001.944 Swe.

Swinburne, Laurence. Alpine run. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1985.

H-L 372.43 Swi.


Swinburne, Laurence. Felisa Rincon deGautier. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Quercus,

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Swinburne, Laurence. Free-fall. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1985.

H-L 428.6 Swi.

Swinburne, Laurence. Quietflight. Aus-

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Swinburne, Laurence. Wheeling it. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, 1985.H-L 418.4 Swi.

Swinburne, Laurence. White water.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1985.H-L 418.4 Swi.

Swinburne, Laurence. Wind power.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, 1985.

H-L 418.4 Swi.

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Tchudi, Susan J. Gifts of writing: creativeprojects with words and art. New York:Scribner, c1980.H-L 745.594 Jud.

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H-L 200.23 Tha.

Thompson, Carole. Scott, Foresmanspringboard for passing the GED writingskill test. Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman,Lifelong Learning Division, c1987.H-L 373.126 Tho.

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Thorne, Ian. Bermuda Triangle. Man-

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Thnmons, Stan. The black gold conspir-

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Trease, Geoffrey. The phoenix and theflame: D. H. Lawrence: a biography. New

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Tres novelas latinoamericanas: MartinRivas; Maria; Amalia. Skokie, IL: Na-tional Textbook, c1978.

H-L Sp 468.6 Tre.

Triangles and quadrangles. New York:New Readers Press, 1983.H-L 513.13 Tri.

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Turck, Mary. AIDS. Mankato, MN:Crestwood House, c1988.H-L 616.979 Tur.

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H-L Tur.

Turner, T. P. A love to share. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Tur.

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Tyler, Anne. Selected from The acciden-

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H-L 158.1 Udv,

Udvari, Stephen S. Being an informedcitizen. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1978.

H-L 320.973 Udv.

Udvari, Stephen S. Buyingguides. Aus-

tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 640.73 Udv.

Udvari, Stephen S. Communicating with

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Udvari, Stephen S. Family money man-agement. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn,c1978.H-L 640.42 Udv.

Udvari, Stephen S. Health, safety andsanitation. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1978.H-L 613 Udv.

Udvari, Stephen S. Understanding your-self. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1978.

H-L 158.1 Udv.

Udvari, Stephen S. Where to go, who tosee, what to do. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, 1978.

H-1,361 Udv.

Udvari, Stephen S. Working with others.Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1978.H-L 331.012 Udv.

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Understanding and comparing fractions.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1982.H-L 513.26 Und.

Undertanding numbers. Syracuse, NY:New Readers Press, 1981.H-L 512.7 Und.

United States. Erploring careers. Wash-ington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureauof Labor Statistics, 1979.H-L 331.702 Uni.

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Van Winkle, Harold. Elements of En-

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H-I, 428.2 Van.

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Verdick, Mary. Buried alive: and otherstories of true adventure and daring. Mid-dletown, Cr: Xerox Education Publica-

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Verdick, Mary. Real-life adventures: 13

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H-L 950 Vla.

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Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1977.

H-L 428.4 Wae.

Waelder, Patricia Kelly. Practice in sur-vival reading: teacher's guide. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, c1980.H-L 428.6 Wae.

Wagenheim, Kal. Reading exercises onthe histoiy and culture of Puerto Rico.Elizabethtown, PA: Continental Press,

c1975.H-L 972.95 Wag.

Walker, Braz. Oddball fishes & otherstrange creatures of the deep. New York:Sterling, c1975.H-L 597 Wal.

Walker, Les. Housebuilding forchildren.Woodstock, NY: Overlook Press, c1977.

H-L 690.58 Wal.

Wallach, Paul Ross. The basic th..ok ofdrafting. Chicago: American TechnicalSociety, c1979.

H-L 604.24 \Val.

Adult New Reader Authorffit le List A-71

Walsh, G. R. The energy crisis. London:Longman, 1980.H-L 333.79 Wal.

Ward, Brian R. Overcoming disability.

New York: Watts, c1988.H-L 362.4 War.

Ward, Brian R. Smoking and health.New York: F. Watts, 1986.H-L 613.85 War.

Warren, George. Markers. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.

H-L War.

Warren, William. Willie's choice. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L War.

Watch your language, book I . New York:

Cambridge, c1984.H-L 428.02 Wat.

Wayne, Bennett. 3 ja77 greats. Cham-paign, IL: Garrard, c1973.

H-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. Big league pitchers andcatchers. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1974.

H-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. Black crusaders forfreedom. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1974.

H-L 305.8.

Wayne, Bennett. Four women of cour-age. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1975.

Irl-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. Indian patriots of theGreat West. Champaign, IL: Garrard,c1974.H-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. Men of the wild fron-tier. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1974.H-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. They loved the land.Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1974.H-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. Women who dared tobe different. Champaign, IL: Garrard,c1973.H-L 92 Way.

Weaver, Ann A. Getting ready to cook.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1974.H-L 641.5 Wea.

Weaver, Ann A. Planning meals andshopping. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1970.

H-L 641.31 Wea.

Weaver, Ann A. Young homemaker'scookbook. Belmont, CA: Pitman Learn-ing, c1974.H-L 641.5 Wea.

Webster's encyclopedia of dictionaries:12 complete dictionaries in one. CedarKnolls, NJ: Wehman Bros., 1978, c1958.H-L 423 Web.

Weeks, Doug. Be informed on banldng.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1977.H-L 332.1 Wee.

203


Weeks, Doug. Be informed on personal

insurance. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1978.

H-L 368 Wee.

Weeks, Doug. Carlos: With my ownhands. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.H-L 658.314 Wee.

Weeks, Doug. Melanie: proving myself.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1979.H-L 658.314 Wee.

Weeks, Doug. Paul: But what suits. me?

Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1979.H-L 658.314 Wee.

Weeks, Doug. You and others on the job:

Teacher's guide. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1979.H-L 658.314 Wee.

Weidman, Enrique. The flavorist. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Wei.

Weinberg, Pamela. You andyour child'steacher. Syracuse, NY: New Readers

c1990.H-L 371.103 Wei.

Weir, LaVada. Skateboards and skate-boarding: the complete beginner's guide.

New York: Messner, c1977.H-L 796.21 Wei.

Weisbrot, Robert. Father Divine. New

York: Chelsea House, c1992.H-L B Father Divine.

Weiss, Malcolm E. Why glass breaks,rubber bends, and glue sticks: how every-day materials work. New York: HarcourtBrace Jovanovich, c1977.

H-L 620.112 Wei.

Weiss, Peter. Simple printmaking. NewYork: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, c1976.H-L 760.28 Wei.

Weissberg, Ted. Arthur Ashe. NewYork: Chelsea House, c1991.

H-L B Ashe, Arthur.

Werner, Hermann. Rosina Ton-es, LPN.New York: Scholastic Book Services,

c1979.H-L Wer.

Werstein, Irving. The great struggle:labor in America. New Yoric Scribner,

c1965.H-L 331.88 Wer.

Wentein, Irving. The storming of FortWagner: black valor in the Civil War. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1970.

H-L 973.74 Wer.

Wetmore, Ruth Y. First on the land: theNorth Carolina Indians. Winston-Salem,NC: J. F. Blair, c1975.H-L 975.6 Wet.

Wheeler, Walter Hall. Wet fire. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.H-L Whe.

Wheeler, William H. Counterfeit! Chi-

cago: Children's Press, c1979.H-L Whe.

21 4


White, Anne Terry. The false treaty: theremoval of the Cherokees from Georgia.New York: Scholastic Book Services,c 1 970.

H-L 970.004 Whi.

White, Anne Terry. Windows on theworld. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1965.

H-L 152.1 Win.

White, Nancy. Follow your dream. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Whi.

White, Nancy. No secrets. Belmont, CA:

Fearon, c1987.H-L Whi.

Whitford, Harold Crandall. Handbookof American idioms and idiomatic usage.New York: Regents, c1973.H-L 423.1 Whi.

Wile, Elizabeth M. What to teach yourchilth a handbook for parents of 4-6 yearolds. Elizabethtown, PA: ContinentalPress, c1978.H-L 649.6 Wil.

Williams, Selma R. Fifty-five fathers: thestory of the Constitutional Convention.New York: Dodd, Mead, c1970.H-L 342.73 Wil.

Williams, Sylvia B. Leontyne Price,opera superstar. Chicago: Children'sPress, c1984.H-L 782.109 Wil.

2 5

Wilson, Rachel. Master your money: aguide to budgeting. Hayward, CA: Janus,el981.H-L 640.42 Wil.

Witcover, Paul. Zora Neale Hurston.New York: Chelsea House, c1991.H-L B Hurston, Zora.

Wiznitzer, Martine Rongier. Basicmathematics skills. New York: McGraw-Hill, e1981.

H-L 510 Wiz.

Wolfe, Tom. Selected from The tightstuff. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1991.

H-L 629.4 Wol.

Wolff, Diane. Chinese writing: an intro-duction. New York: Holt, Rinehart &Winston, c1975.H-L 495.11 Wol.

Wood, Nancy C. Many winters: proseand poetry of the Pueblos. Garden City,NY: Doubleday, e1974.

H-L 811.54 Woo.

Wooden, John R. The Wooden-Shar-man methoth a guide to winning basket-ball. New York: Macmillan, c1975.

H-L 796.323 Woo.

Word problems in algebra. New York:New readers Press, 1983.

H-L 512.9 Wor.

Word problems with fractions, decimals,and percents. Syracuse, NY: New Read-ers Press, 1982, c1978.

H-L 513.26 Wor.


Word problems with whole numbers. Syr-

acuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1981,

c1978.H-L 513.2 Wor.

Words on the page, the world in yourhands: prose and poetry. New York: Pe-rennial Library, c1990.H-L 428.62 Wor.

Woytek, Steve J. Mathematics in living.

4 v. Boulder, CO: Pruett, c1979.H-L 513 Woy.

Wright, Graeme. Rand McNallyillustrated dictionwy of sports. Chicago:

Rand McNally, 1979, c1978.H-L 796.03 Wri.

Wright, Lyndie. Puppets. New York: F.

Watts, c1989.H-L 745.592 Wri.

The Writing skills test:preparation for the

High School Equivalency Examination.New York: Cambridge Book Co., 1978.

H-L 428.2 Wri.

Wulffson, Don. Smooth talk: reading,writing, word study. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1977.

H-L. 428 Wul.

Wymer, Norman. Man and modern sci-ence. London: Longman, c1973.

H-L 500 Wym.

Yokley, Joseph. Meigs Tower. Chicago:Children's Press, 1970].

H-L 387.74 Yok.

Zaidenberg, Arthur. How to paint in oil:a beginner's book for boys and girls. NewYork: Vanguard Press, c1956.H-L 751.45 Zai.

Zizmor, Jonathan. Doctor Zizmor'sGuide to clearer skin. Philadelphia:Lippincott, c1980.H-L 616.53 Ziz.

21)6

Adult New Reader CollectionClassified List

GENERAL WORKS / LIBRARY

LITERATURE I JOURNALISM

Potter, Robert R. Writing a researchpaper. New York: Globe Book Co.,c1976.H-L 001.4 Pot.

Chester, Michael. Deeper than speech:frontiers of language and communication.New York: Macmillan, [1975].

H-L 001.56 Che.

Corbett, Scott. Home computers: a sim-ple and informative guide. Boston: Little,Brown, c1980.H-L 001.64 Cor.

Van Horn, Royal W. Computer pro-gramming for ldds and other beginners onthe TRS-80 computer: (Model I and III).Austin, TX: Sterling Swift, c1982.

H-L 001.642 Van.

Cohen, Daniel. Missing!: stories ofstrange disappearances. New York:Dodd, Mead, c1979.H-L 001.94 Coh.

Paden, Betty Burns. Truth is strangerthan fiction. Glenview, IL: Scott, Fores-man, c1982.H-L 001.94 Pad.

21)7

Thorne, Ian. Bermuda Triangle. Man-kato, MN: Crestwood House, c19781.

H-L 001.94 Tho.

Cohen, Daniel. Creatures from UFO's.New York: Pocket Books, 1979, c1978.

H-L 001.942 Coh.

Sweeney, James B. Sea monsters: a col-lection of eyewitness accounts. New York:D. McKay, c1977.

H-L 001.944 Swe.

Ryder, Randall J. Easy reading: bookseries and periodicals for less able readers.Newark, DE: International ReadingAssociation, c1989.H-L 016.0281 Ryd.

Ringstad, Muriel. Be informed on usingthe library. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1971.H-L 025.56 Rin.

Perkinson, Kathryn. Helping your childuse the library. Washington, DC: Office ofEducational Research and Improve-ment, U.S. Department of Education,[1989].H-L 027.625 Per.

Highllow handbook: books, materials,and services for the problem reader. NewYork: Bowker, c1985.

H-L 027.626 Hig.

A-76Adult New Reader Classified List

Turner, Dorothy. The man-made won-

ders of the world. Minneapolis: DillonPress, c1986.H-L 031.02 Tur.

Mills, John Fitz Maurice. Treasure keep-

ers. Garden Civ, NY: Doubleday, eI973.H-L 069.53 Mil.

Stein, Wendy. Be informed on newsmedia. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1976.H-L 070.1 Ste.

Snyder, Gerald S. The right to be in-formed: censorship in the United States.

New York: J. Messner, c1976.H-L 098.12 Sny.

PHILOSOPHY/ PSYCHOIDGY/

RELIGION

Gallant, Roy A. Astrology: sense or non-

sense? Garden City, NY: Doubleday,c1974.H-L 133.5 Gal.

Atkinson, Linda. Psychic stories strange

but true. New York: Watts, 1979.H-L 133.8 Atk.

Burr, Betty Joan. Outer limits of themind: mysteries of the power of the human

mind. Middletown, CT: Xerox Educa-tion Publications, 1974.

H-L 133.8 Bur.

Parker, Rolland S. Psychologyand coun-seling careers. New York: Watts, 1977.

H-L 150.23 Par.

White, Anne Terry. Windows on theworld. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1965.

H-L 152.1 Why.

Cohen, Daniel. Re:thinking: how to suc-

ceed by learning how to think. New York:

M. Evans, c1982.H-L 153 Coh.

D'Antoni, Alice A. A parents' guide tolearning disabilities: understanding andhelping your child. Elizabethtown, PA:

Continental Press, c1978.H-L 153.1 D'An.

Hyde, Margaret 0. Brainwashing andother forms of mind control. New York:McGraw-Hill, c1977.H-L 153.85 Hyd.

Dare, Beatrice F. You are heredity andenvironment. Chicago: Follett, c1966.

H-L 155.2 Dar.

LeShan, Eda J. Learning to say good-by.

New York: Avon, 1978, c1976.H-L 155.937 LeS.

Van Buren, Abigail. Selectedfrom Thebest of Dear Abby. New York: LiteracyVolunteers of New York City, c1991.H-L 158 Van.

Dare, Beatrice F. You and your needs.Chicago: Follett, c1966.H-L 158.1 Dar.

Udvari, Stephen S. Becoming a moreeffective person. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 158.1 Udv.

4111Adult New Reader Classified List A-77

Udvari, Stephen S. Understanding your-

self. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1978.H-L 158.1 Udv.

Dare, Beatrice F. You and they. Chi-cago: Follett, c1966.H-L 158.2 Dar.

Udvari, Stephen S. Communicating with

others. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 158.2 Udv.

Udvari, Stephen S. Your family. Austin,

TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 158.24 Udv.

Feder, Bernard. Conscience versus law:

case studies in the American experience.New York: Globe Book Co., c1975.

H-L 172.1 Fed.

Thatcher, Joan. Church vocations . Min-neapolis: Dillon Press, c1976.H-L 200.23 Tha.

Bible. The Bible: designed to be read by

people of all ages. Library Publishers,c1959.H-L 220.5 Bib.

Bible. The Bible in basic English. New

York: Cambridge University Press,[19824H-L 220.52 Bib.

Daughters of St. Paul. Women of theBible: the Old Testament. Boston: St. Paul

Editions, c1970.H-L 221.922 Dau.

2119

Bible. Ten Psalms. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, 1980.H-L 223.2 Bib.

Scheidt, David L The best is yet to be.Philadelphia: Fortress Press, [1975].H-L 242.65 Sch.

Jordan, Jerry Marshall. The brown bag:

a bag full of sermons for children. NewYork: Pilgrim Press, c1978.H-L 252.53 Jor.

Summers, Jester. Lottie Moon of China.Nashville, TN: Broadman Press, c1970.H-L 266.61 Sum.

Marty, Martin E. Christian churches inthe United States. New York: Harper &

Row, c1987.H-L 280 Mar.

Greene, Carol. Desmond Tutu, bishopof peace. Chicago: Children's Press,c1986.

H-L 283.3 Gre.

Klein, Aaron E. Mind trips: the story ofconsciousness-raising movements. Gar-den CIty, NY: Doubleday, c1979.

H-L 291.43 Kle.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel. Tanglewoodtales. New York: Grosset & Dunlap,c1967.H-L 292 Haw.

Greenfeld, Howard. Chanukah. NewYork: Holt, Rinehart and Winston,c1976.H-L 296.435 Gre.


Hashim, A. S. Stories of some of theprophets. Takoma Park MD: CrescentPublications, c1974.

H-L 297.24 Has.

Hashim, A. S. lbadat, acts of worship.

Takoma Park MD: Crescent Publica-tions, 1974, c1970.

H-L 297.5 Has.

Hashim, A. S. Qur'anic & Hadith recom-

mendations: Islamic ethics and personal

conduct. Takoma Park MD: CrescentPublications, c1973.H-L 297.5 Has.

Kelen, Betty. Muhammath the messen-

ger of God. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson,

c1975.H-L 297.63 Kel.

SOCIAL SCIENCES


school equivalency in social studies. Aus-

tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 300 Gea.

Farley, Eugene J. Barron's how to pre-

pare for thehigh school equivalency exam-

ination (GED)--the social studies test.Woodbury, NY: Barron's EducationalSeries, c1981.

H-L 300.76 Far.

Rekosh, Lois. Basic social studies skills.

New York: McGraw- Hill, c1979.H-L 300.76 Rek.

Scott, Foresman springboardfor passing

the GED social studies test. Glenview, IL:

Scott, Foresman, Lifelong Learning Di-

vision, c1987.H-L 300.76 Sco.

Horton, Paul B. Personal learningaid for

introductory sociology. Homewood, IL:

Dow Jones-Irwin, c1983, 1982.H-L 301 Hor.

Jones, Emrys. The city: yesterday, today

and tomorrow. Garden City, NY: Dou-bleday, [19/4H-L 301.36 Jon.

De Pauw, Linda Grant. Founding moth-

ers: women in America in the Revolution-ary era. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,c 1 975.H-L 301.41 DeP.

McHugh, Mary. Young people talk about

death. New York: Watts, 1980.H-L 301.42 McH.

Stein, Sara Bonnett. That new baby: an

open family bookfor parents and childrentogether. New York: Walker, c1974.

H-L 301.42 Ste.

Hemsoth, Gail. Becoming aparent. New

York: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill,c 1 980.

H-L 301.426 Hem.

Miguez Bonino, Jose. Out of the hurtand hope. New York: Friendship Press,

c1970.H-L 301.43 Mig.

Corcoran, Jchn. Native alien: the story of

one man's journeyfrom illiteracy to liter-

acy and his poem reflecting the pain and

Adult New Reader Classified List A-79

challenge of that journey. Vista, CA: Cor-nerstone 2010 Enterprises, c1991.

H-L 302.224 Cor.

Fox, Michael R. A look at illiteracy inAmerica today: the problem, the solutions,

the alternatives. Washington, DC: PLAN,

c1986.H-L 302.224 Fox.

Rash, J. Keogh. Protecting our environ-

ment: the pollution problem. New York:Globe Book Co., c1975.H-L 304.28 Ras.

Nies, Judith. Seven women: portraitsfrom the American radical tradition. NewYork: Viking Press, c1977.

H-L 305.4 Nie.

Wayne, Bennett. Black crusaders forfreedom. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1974.

H-L 305.8 Way.

Feder, Bernard. Our nation of im-migrants. New York: Globe Book Co.,c1976.H-L 305.8 Fed.

Finkelstein, Milton. Minorities: U.S.A.New York: Globe Book Co., c1976.H-L 305.8 Fin.

Shapiro, Alan. People: old and new im-migrants in America. Chicago: ScienceResearch Associates, c1970.

H-L 305.8 Sha.

Meltzer, Milton. Taldng root: Jewish im-migrants in America. New York: Farrar,Straus, and Giroux, 1976.H-L 305.892 Mel.

Kingston, Maxine Hong. Selected fromChina men & The woman warrior. NewYork: Literacy Volunteers of New YorkCity, c1990.

H-L 305.895 Kin.

Mathabane, Mark. Selected from Kaffirboy. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1991.

H-L 305.896 Mat.

Shapiro, Alan. Black: story of Negroes inAmerica. Chicago: Science Research As-sociates, c1970.

H-L 305.896 Sha.

Shapiro, Alan. Growth: growth of Amer-ican cities, industries. Chicago: ScienceResearch Associates, c1970.

H-L 306.3 Sha.

Jennings, Judi. Why work? Lexington,KY: University Press of Kentucky, c1989.

H-L 306.36 Ten.

O'Connor, John R. Exploring the urbanworkl: the growth of cities:problems andpromises. New York: Globe Book Co.,c1979.H-L 306.76 O'Co.

Reiff, Tana. Layog Belmont, CA: Fea-ron Education, c1981.

H-L 306.857 Rei.

Beal, Stephen. Mary Ellen and Ida: por-traits of two women. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, c1982.

H-L 306.87 Bea.


Phillips, Maxine. The baby and the fam-

ily. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,

c1973.H-L 306.87 Phi.

Branson, Margaret Stimrnann. Urban

sociology. Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill,

c1978.H-L 307.76 Bra.

People and the city: teacher tactics. Glen-

view, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1974.H-L 307.76 Peo.

Ventura, Piero. Piero Ventura's Book of

cities. New York: Random House, c1975.H-L 307.76 Ven.

Dean, Stanley. Moving in. Glenview. IL:

Scott, Foresman, c1972.H-L 307.764 Dea.

Hansen, Rita. Neighborhoods. Glen-view, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1974.H-L 307.764 Han.

Vaillancourt, Beverly. Government

today. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press,

c1988.H-L 320.473 Vai.

Baer, Katie. Government by the people.

Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1976,

c1972.H-L 320.973 Bae.

Lefkowitz, William. Our government in

action: teacher's guide & resource. Hay-

ward, CA: Janus Books, c1986.320.973 Lef.

Udvari, Stephen S. Being an informedcitizen. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1978.H-L 320.973 Udv.

Sterling, Dorothy. It started in Mont-gomery: a picture history of the civil rights

movement. New York: Scholastic BookServices, c1972.H-L 322.44 Ste.

Meltzer, Ida S. Montgomery bus story.Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.

H-L 323.11 M

Shapiro, Alan. Rights: law, government,

The Bill of Rights. Chicago: Science Re-search Associates, c1970.H-L 323.4 Sha.

Boone-Jones, Margaret. Martin LutherKing, Jr.: a pict-tre story. Chicago:Children's Press, c168.H-L 323.409 Boo.

Greenfield, Eloise. Rosa Parks. NewYork: HarperCollins, c1973.

H-L 323.409 Gre.

Severn, Bill. The right to privacy. NewYork: I. Washburn, c1973.H-L 323.44 Sev.

Gray, Lee Learner. How we choose aPresident: the election year. New York: St.

Martin's Press, c1976.H-L 324.6 Gra.

Baer, Katie. How to register and vote.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1972.H-L 324.64 Bae.

212


Baer, Katie. The people's power. Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, [c1976].H-L 324.973 Bae.

Stanek, Muriel Novella. How im-migrants contributed to Our culture.Westchester, IL: Benefic Press, [c1970].

H-L 325.73 Sta.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales ofspies. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1972.H-L 327.12 Jer.

Shapiro, Alan. Power: America andother nations. Chicago: Science ResearchAssociates, c1970.H-L 327.73 Sha.

Roberts, Naurice. Barbara Jordan: thegreat lady from Texas. Chicago:Children's Press, c1990.H-L 328.73 Rob.

Sagstetter, Karen. Lobbying. New York:

Watts, 1978.H-L 328.73 Sag.

Booth, Alice Lynn. Careers inpolitics for

the new woman. New York: Watts, 1978.H-L 329.002 Boo.

Udvari, Stephen S. Working with others.

Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1978.H-L 331.012 Udv.

Glasner, Lynne. And it's so quiet. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. Give the 1dd a chance.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.

H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. I'll try tomorrow. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. The other side of thecounter. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.

H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. Power on and startprint. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.

H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. Ready to go. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. Someone for the sum-mer. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 331.12 Gla.

Glasner, Lynne. Until Joe comer back.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1976.

H-L 331.12 Gla.

How to get a job. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, c1989.

H-L 331.124 How.

Speaking out on work an anthology ofwriting. New York: Literacy Volunteersof New York City, c1991.H-L 331.125 Spe.

Kahn, Charles. Janus job applicationfile. Belmont, CA: Fearonaanus, c1987.

H-L 331.128 Kah.

Koschnick, Kay. The world of work. Syr-acuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1975.

H-L 331.128 Kos.

213


McVey & Associates. Finding work.Chicago: Follett, 1977.

H-L 331.128 McV.

Pilch, Benjamin. Reading want ads. Bal-

timore, MD: Media Materials, c1988.H-L 331.128 Pil.

Ludwig, Stephen. Out ofwork. Syracuse,

NY: New Readers Press, c1975.H-L 331.137 Lud.

Goble, Dorothy Y . How to get a job andkeep it. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1975.

H-L 331.2 Gob.

Goodman, Burton. Pete, theservice sta-

tion attendant. St. Louis: Webster Divi-sion, McGraw-Hill,1966.

H-L 331.7 Goo.

Kipniss, Jean. Judy the waitress. St.Louis: Webster Division, McGraw-Hill,

1966.H-L 331.7 Kip.

Klein, David. Yourself ten years fromnow: a careerplanning book. New York:Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, c1977.H-L 331.7 Kle.

Blakely, Caroline. Occupations I. Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1975.H-L 331.702 Bla.

The Career box kit: occupationalresource module. Belmont, CA: PitmanLearning, c1985.

H-L 331.702 Car.

Jew, Wing. Janus job planner. Hayward,CA: Janus, c1976.H-L 331.702 Jew.

The Job box Idt: Pacemakeroccupationalresource module. Belmont, CA: FearonEducation, c1985.

H-L 331.702 Job.

Rettig, Jack L. Careers: exploration anddecision. Belmont, CA: Fearon Educa-tion, c1986.

H-L 331.702 Ret.

Schroeder, Dennis. Occupations 2. Syr-

acuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1974.H-L 331.702 Sch.

United States. Exploring careers. Wash-ington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureauof Labor Statistics, 1979.H-L 331.702 Uni.

Paradis, Adrian A. Labor in action: thestory of the American labor movement.New York: Messner, [1974H-L 331.88 Par.

Werstein, Irving. The great struggle:labor in America. New York: Scribner,c1965.H-L 331.88 Wer.

Roberts, Naurice. Cesar Chavez and LaCausa. Chicago: Children's Press, c1986.H-L 331.881 Rob.

Crohn, Leslie Pickens. Using credit andbanking services and understanding in-come tax. New York: Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 332.024 Pic.

214


Beshers, Martha. Make your moneygrow: a guide to savings plans. Hayward,CA: Janus, c1984.

H-L 332.1 Bes.

Weeks, Doug. Be informed on banking.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1977.

H-L 332.1 Wee.

Chan, Janis Fisher. Pay by check: aguide

to checking accounts. Hayward, CA:Janus, c1981.

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Waelder, Patricia Kelly. Let's look it up.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1977.H-L 428.4 Wae.

Abdul-Karim, Aliyah. Basic readingsldlls. New York: McGraw- Hill, c1981.

H-L 428.407 Abd.

Farley, Eugene J. Barron's how to pre-pare for the high school equivalency exam-ination (GED)--the reading skills test.Woodbury, NY: Barron's EducationalSeries, c1980.H-L 428.407 Far.

Fuhs, Patricia Magaw. Scott, Foresmanspringboard for passing the GED readingsidlls test. Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman,Lifelong Learning Division, c1986.

H-L 428.407 Fuh.

GED, test 4: the reading skills test: how toprepare for the high school equivalencyexamination. Chicago: ContemporaryBooks, c1981.H-L 428.407 GED.



new G.E.D. reading skills test. New York:


Introduction to reading: preliminarystudy to prepare for the high school equiv-

alency examination's social studies, sci-

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Cambridge, c1978.H-L 428.407 Int.

Blosser, Betsy J. Living in English: basic

skills for the adult learner. Lincolnwood,

IL: National Textbook, c1989.H-L 428.42 Blo.

Golder, Dianne. The newspaper andyou: a readingskills workbook. New York:

AMSCO School Publications, c1980.H-L 428.42 Gol.

Insurance and taxes know-how: reading

strategies by objective. New York: Cam-bridge, the Adult Education Co., c1987.H-L 428.42 Ins.

Laubach, Frank Charles. Long vowel

sounds. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1991.

H-L 428.42 Lau.

Laubach, Frank Charles. Short vowelsounds: skill book 2. Syracuse, NY: New

Readers Press, c1991.H-L 428.42 Lau.

Pope, Lillie. Guidelines to teaching re-

medial reading. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1975.H-L 428.42 Pop.

Richey, Jim. Restaurant language: a sur-

vival vocabulary. Hayward, CA: Janus,c1978.H-L 428.42 Ric.

Rubenstein, Judith S. Essentials of read-

ing & writing English: a basic English

litercy program. Lincolnwood, IL: Na-tional Textbook, c1989.

H-L 428.42 Rub.

Smith, Harley A. Basic reading. Austin,

TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1974.H-L 428.42 Smi.

Starkey, Carolyn Morton. What youneed to know about reading signs, directo-

ries, schedules, maps, charts, & utility bills.Lincolnwood, IL: National Textbook,

c1989.H-L 428.42 Sta.

Glasner, Lynne. Teacher's guide: Pace-maker vocational readers. Belmont, CA:Fearon, 1976.

H-L 428.43 Gla.

Adventure in Valdez. Fairbanks, AK:Literacy Council of Alaska, 1985.H-L 428.6 Adv.

Anderton, N. L. Crash landing. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L 428.6 And.

Building basic sidlls in reading. Chicago:Contemporary Books, c1981-.

H-L 428.6 Bui.

Challenger. Syracuse, NY: New Read-ers Press, 1985-1988.

H-L 428.6 Cha.

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English Language Services. Fact orfic-tion? New York: Collier Macmillan In-

ternational, c1965.H-L 428.6 Eng.

English Language Services. Murder nowand then. New York: Collier MacmillanInternational, c1964.

H-L 428.6 Eng.

Green, Judith Andrews. A city for ran-som. Providence, RI: Jar estown, c1981.

H-L 428.6 Gre.

Green, Judith Andrews. Dr. Valdez.

Providence, RI: Jamestown, c1981.H-L 428.6 Gre.

Green, Judith Andrews. The man with

the scar. Providence, RI: Jamestown,c1979.

H-L 428.6 Gre.

Green, Judith Andrews. Murder by

radio. Providence, RI: Jamestown,c1979.H-L 428.6 Gre.

Green, Judith Andrews. The secret ofroom 401. Providence, RI: Jamestown,c1981.H-L 428.6 Gre.

Guercio, Eugene. Correctness & effec-tiveness of erpression: complete test prep-aration, examination, and review for the

English part of the high school equivalencyeramination (GED). New York: Arco,1979, c1975.H-L 428.6 Gue.

McCarthy, Marianthy. Careers. NewYork: Regents, c1981.H-L 428.6 McC.

Mountain, Lee Harrison. Jungle trip: de-cide which wild beasts to meet on this ter-rifying safari. Providence, RI:Jamestown, c1978.H-L 428.6 Mou.

Norman, Jack. Skillbook in reading.New York: Amsco School Publications,c1975.H-L 428.6 Nor.

Paradise, Lee. The arts. New York: Re-gents, c1981.

H-L 428.6 Par.

Reiff, Tana. Boat people. Belmont, CA:Fearon Education, c1989.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. Climbing the wall. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. A different home. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1989.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. The door is open. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. The family from Vietnam.Belmont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. Hungry no more. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1989.H-L 428.6 Rei.


Reiff, Tana. Juan and Lucy. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. Just for today. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. Little Italy. Belmont, CA:


Reiff, Tana. The magic paper. Belmont,


Reiff, Tana. The missingpiece. Belmont,


Reiff, Tana. Nobody knows. Belmont,


Reiff, Tana. 0 little town. Belmont, CA:


Reiff, Tana. Old ways, new ways. Bel-


Reiff, Tana. Play money. Belmont, CA:


Reiff, Tana. Push to the west. Belmont,


Reiff, Tana. The shoplifting game. Bel-


Reiff, Tana. So long, Snowman. Bel-


Reiff, Tana. Take away three. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.

H-L 428.6 Rei.

Reiff, Tana. A time to choose. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L 428.6 Rei.

Rosenthal, Nadine. Blueprint blues. Bel-


Rosenthal, Nadine. The building busi-

ness. Belmont, CA: David S. Lake, c1986.H-L 428.6 Ros.

Rosenthal, Nadine. Drama at thehospi-taL Belmont, CA: David S. Lake, c1986.

H-L 428.6 Ros.

Rosenthal, Nadine. Life on the line. Bel-mont, CA: David S. Lake, c1986.H-L 428.6 Ros.

Rosenthal, Nadine. Looldng good. Bel-mont, CA: David S. Lake, c1986.H-L 428.6 Ros.

Rosenthal, Nadine. Love that detail!Belmont, CA: David S. Lake, c1986.H-L 428.6 Ros.

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Rosenthal, Nadine. Stay calm and takeit easy. Belmont, CA: David S. Lake,

c1986.H-L 428.6 Ros.

Rosenthal, Nadine. Trucking. Belmont,

CA: David S. Lake, c1986.H-L 428.6 Ros.

Rosenthal, Nadine. What a team! Bel-


Rosenthal, Nadine. When the job fits.Belmont, CA: David S. Lake, c1986.H-L 428.6 Ros.

Smith, Nila Banton. Be a better reader. 9

v. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall,c1977.

H-L 428.6 Smi.

Spacht, A. James. Here's looking at you,

ldd. Dallas: Ambit, c1981.H-L 428.6 Spa.

Spacht, A. James. Live and learn: anadult readmg enrichment series: teacher'smanual. Dallas: Ambit, c1981.

H-L 428.6 Spa.

Swinburne, Laurence. Free-fall. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1985.

H-L 428.6 Swi.

Teamwork. Belmont, CA: Lake, c1989.H-L 428.6 Tea.

Time, We the people: authentic readingsfor students of English. Lincolnwood, IL:

National Textbook, c1989.H-L 428.6 Tim.

Waelder, Patricia Kelly. Practice in sur-vival reading: teacher's guide. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, c1980.H-L 428.6 Wae.

Cooper, Lucinda P. Reading perfor-mance. New York: Cambridge Book Co.,c1977.H-L 428.62 Coo.

Doyle, Arthur Conan. A scandal in Bo-hemia: seven Sherlock Holmes stories.London: Longman, c1976.

H-L 428.62 Doy.

French, Dorothy Kayser. Out of .t.10rough. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1981.H-L 428.62 Fre.

Goldstein, Nettie. How hip are you?: aworkbook to accompany Hip reader.Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1977-1978.H-L 428.62 Gol.

Goldsweig, Beryl. Trackdown. NewYork: Scholastic, c1970.H-L 428.62 Gol.

Green, Judith Andrews. The man whostopped time. Providence, RI: James-town, c1979.H-L 428.62 Gre.

Hurwood, Bernhardt J. Chillers andthrillers: stories. New York: Scholastic,c1974.H-L 428.62 Hur.

Levin, Beatrice Jackson. Real life read-ing skills: a Scholastic program in func-

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tional literacy. New York: ScholasticBook Services, c1981.

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Martin, Stephen. You are here: a guide

to everyday maps, plans, and diagrams.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1990.

H-L 428.62 Mar.

Mountain, Lee Harrison. Sports trip:schedule the contests of your choice for

these athletic adventures. Providence, RI:

Jamestown, c1978.H-L 428.62 Mou.

Mountain, Lee Harrison. Survival trip:

choose the dangers to face in a series ofnarrow escapes. Providence, RI: James-town, c1978.H-L 428.62 Mou.

Mountain, Lee Harrison. Time trip: pick

the times and places on ajourney throughthe ages. Providence, RI: Jamestown,

c1978.H-L 428.62 Mou.

Pollack, Cecelia. Hip reader. Brooklyn,

NY: Book- Lab, 1971-.H-L 428.62 Pol.

Read, recall, reflect: 49 true stories plus

reading skill keys. New York: Scholastic

Book Services, c1979.H-L 428.62 Rea.

Reiff, Tana. One more for the road. Bel-


Reiff, Tana. A place for everyone. Bel-


Rice, Gail V. Focus on phonics. Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1982.H-L 428.62 Ric.

Royce, Sherry. Reading competence.New York: Globe Book Co., c1981.H-L 428.62 Roy.

Schapiro, Jeri. Fantastic facts. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1976.

H-L 428.62 Sch.

Spiegler, Charles G. In new directions.Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill, c1968.H-L 428.62 Spi.

Stories of surprise and wonder. NewYork: Globe Book Co., c1979.H-L 428.62 Sto.

Vitarelli, Robert. Eight haunted stories.Middletown, CT: Xerox Education Pub-lications, c1973.H-L 428.62 Vit.

Words on the page, the world in yourhands: prose and poetry. New York: Pe-rennial Library, c1990.H-L 428.62 Wor.

Fitzgerald, F. Scott. The diamond as bigas the Ritz, and other stories. London:Longman, c1974.

H-L 428.64 Fit.

Four short mysteries. New York: CollierMacmillan International, c1965.H-L 428.64 Fou.

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Janssen, Arlo T. International stories: aconversation-reader to improve your En-

glish. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, c1981.

H-L 428.64 Jan.

Jones, Lewis. Portraits of Americans.Rowley, MA: Newbury House Publish-

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New lives in the new world. New York:

Collier Macmillan International, 1974,

c1975.H-L 428.64 New.

Reed, Fran. Feelings, thoughts, anddreams: writing and conversation startersfor ESL-Literacy. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1987.H-L 428.64 Ree.

Seven plays from American literature.Portland, OR: English Language Ser-

vices, c1977.H-L 428.64 Sev.

Goldin, Barbara E. Everyday people.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1984.

H-L 428.86 Gol.

Reading for today: a sequential programfor athdts. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1987.H-L 428.86 Rca.

Lipton, Gladys C. Spanish bilingual dic-tionary: a beginner's guide in words andpictures. Woodbury, NY: Barron's Edu-cational Series, c1979.

H-L 463.21 Lip.

Tres novelas latinoamericanas: MartinRivas; Maria; Amalia. Skokie, IL: Na-tional Textbook, c1978.H-L Sp 468.6 Tre.

Hashim, A. S. Islamic Arabic. TakomaPark MD: Crescent Publications, c1974.

H-L 492.7 Has.

Wolff, Diane. Chinese writing: an intro-duction. New York: Holt, Rinehart &Winston, c1975.H-L 495.11 Wol.

Feelings, Muriel L. Jambo means hello:Swahili alphabet book. New York: DialPress, 1981, c1974.H-L 496.392 Fee.

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Gearing, Philip J. Preparation for highschool equivalency in science. Austin, TX:Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 500 Gea.

Wymer, Norman. Man and modem sci-ence. London: Longman, c1973.

H-L 500 Wym.

Johnston, Ted. Science magic withchemistry and biology. New York: Arco,1975, c1974.H-L 500.2 Joh.

Carona, Philip B. Basic science skills.New York: McGraw-Hill, c1981.

H-L 507 Car.

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Stone, George K. Science projects you

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Building basic skills in science. Chicago:Contemporary Books, c1982.

H-L 507.6 Bui.

Gruber, edward C. Preparation for thenew G.E.D. science test. New York: Mon-arch Press, c1980.

H-L 507.6 Gru.

Nestler, Herbert. How to preparefor thescience test section of the new high schoolequivalency examination. New York:McGraw- Hill, c1980.H-L 507.6 Nes.

Scott, Foresman springboard forpassingthe GED science test. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, Lifelong Learning Division,

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Ross, Frank Xavier. Oracle bones, stars,and wheelbarrows: ancient Chinese sci-

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Building basic skills in mathematics . Chi-

cago: Contemporary Books, c1988.H-L 510 Bui.

Dressler, Isidore. Review text in prelim-inwy mathematics. New York: AmscoSchool Publications, c1962.H-L 510 Dre.

Essential mathematics for life. 4 v. Glen-view, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1981.H-L 510 Ess.

Gearing, Philip J. Preparation for highschool equivalency in mathematics. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.

H-L 510 Gea.

Gruber, Gary R. Preparation for theG.E.D. mathematics test. New York:Monarch Press, c1980.H-L 510 Gru.

The mathematics test: preparation for thehigh school equivalency examination.New York: Cambridge Book Co., c1978.H-L 510 Mat.

Prindle, Anthony. Barron's How to pre-pare for the high school equivalency(GED) -- the mathematics test.Woodbury, NY: Barron's EducationalSeries, c1979.H-L 510 Pri.

Shea, James T. Basic essentials of math-ematics. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1980.H-L 510 She.

Wiznitzer, Martine Rongier. Basicmathematics skills. New York: McGraw-Hill, c1981.H-L 510 Wiz.

Jordan, Dale R. Essential mathematicsfor life. Lifelong Learning Division,Scott, Foresman, c1982.H-L 510.07 Jor.

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GED, test 5: the mathematics test: how to

prepare for the school equivalency exami-nation. Chicago: H. Regnery, c1976.

H-L 510.76 GED.

Irwin, Stephanie. Teacher's guide forlevel one. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, 1984.

H-L 511 Irw.

Irwin, Stephanie. Teacher's guide forlevel two. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, 1984.

H-L 511 !rw.

Irwin, Stephanie. Workbook for levelone. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,1984.H-L 511 Irw.

Irwin, Stephanie. Workbook for leveltwo. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,1984.H-L 511 Irw.

Mitchell, Robert. Number power 5, the

real world of adult meth: graphs, tables,

schedules, and maps. Chicago: Contem-porary Books, c1983.

H-L 511.5 Mit.

Mitchell, Robert. Number power 3: alge-

bra. Chicago: Contemporary Books,c1988.H-L 512 Mit.

Mitchell, Robert. Number power 3: alge-bra. Chicago: Contemporary Books,c1983.H-L 512 Mit.

Algebraic graphs. New York: NewReaders Press, 1983.

H-L 512.5 Alg.

Undertanding numbers. Syracuse, NY:New Readers Press, 1981.H-L 512.7 Und.

Word problems in algebra. New York:New readers Press, 1983.H-L 512.9 Wor.

Exponents, roots and polynomials. NewYork: New Readers Press, 1983.

H-L 512.92 Exp.

Solving equations. New York: NewReaders Press, 1983.H-L 512.94 Sol.

Bartoo, Grover Cleveland. Foundationmathematics. St. Louis: Webster Divi-sion, McGraw-Hill, c1968.H-L 513 Bar.

Bryant, Nerissa Bell. Mathematics indaily living. 4 v. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.

H-1, 513 Bry,

Howett, Jerry. Number power: the realworld of adult math. 2 v. Chicago: Con-temporary Books, c1981.H-L 513 How.

Kahn, Charles. Using dollars and sense.Belmont, CA: Pitman Learning, c1973.H-L 513 Kah.

Kahn, Charles. Worldng makes sense.Belmont, CA: Pitman Learning, c1973.H-L 513 Kah.

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Schor, Harry. Computation workshop.

New York: Globe Book Co., c1977.H-L 513 Sch.

Steps to mathematics: worldext. 2 v. Aus-

tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1980.H-L 513 Ste.

Woytek, Steve J. Mathematics in living.

4 v. Boulder, CO: Pruett, c1979.H-L 513 Woy.

Circles and volume. New York: NewReaders Press, 1983.

H-L 513.13 Cir.

Lines and angles. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, 1983.H-L 513.13 Lin.

Triongles and quadrangles. New York:New Readers Press, 1983.H-L 513.13 Tri.

Signed numbers. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1983.

H-L 513.14 Sig.

Cerreto, Frank. How to prepare for themathematics test section of the new high


H-L 513.142 Cer.

Erdsneker, Barbara. Mathematics sim-plified and self-taught. New York: Arco,

c1982.H-L 513.143 Erd.

Adding whole numbers. Syracuse, NY:New Readers Press, 1981.H-L 513.2 Add.

Aronson, Gregg. Using a calculator.Hayward, CA: Janus Books, c1985.H-L 513.2 Aro.

Bostick, Renee. Estimation. Hayward,CA: Janus Books, c1985.H-L 513.2 Bos.

Dividing whole numbers. Syracuse, NY:New Readers Press, 1981.H-L 513.2 Div.

Echaore, Susan D. Math language. Hay-ward, CA: Janus, c1985.H-L 513.2 Ech.

Echaore, Susan D. Solving word prob-lems. Hayward, CA: Janus Books, 1985.

H-L 513.2 Ech.

Friedland, Mary. Understanding wordproblems. Hayward, CA: Hanus Books,c1985.H-L 513.2 Fri.

Goozner, Calman. Arithmetic skillsworkbook. New York: AMSCO SchoolPublications, c1973.H-L 513.2 Goo.

Kaplan, Phyllis. Teac,zer's guide &resource. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1985.

H-L 513.2 Kap.

Lefkowitz, William. Teacher's guide &resource. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1986.

H-L 513.2 Lef.

Multiplying whole numbers. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, 1981.H-L 513.2 Mul.

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Simple fractions. Hayward, CA: JanusBooks, 1986.

H-L 513.2 Sim.

Subtracting whole numbers. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, 1981.

H-L 513.2 Sub.

Tamarkin, Kenneth. Number power 6:the real world of adult math: word prob-lems. Chicago: Contemporary Books,

1983.H-L 513.2 Tam.

Word problems with whole numbers. Syr-acuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1981,c1978.H-L 513.2 Wor.

Adding and subtracting fractions. Syra-cuse, NY: New ReKlers Press, 1982.H-L 513.26 Add.

Decimal fractions. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, 1982.H-L 513.26 Dec.

Multiplying and dividing fractions. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1982.H-L 513.26 Mul.

Percents. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, 1982, c1978.

H-L 513.26 Per.

Understanding and comparing fractions.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press, 1982.

H-L 513.26 Und.

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Word problems with fractions, decimals,and percents. Syracuse, NY: New Read-ers Press, 1982, c1978.H-L 513.26 Wor.

Mitchell, Robert. Number power 4: thereal world of adult math: geometry. Chi-cago: Contemporary Books, c1983.H-L 516 Mit.

Knight, David C. Eavesdropping onspace: the quest of radio astronomy. NewYork: Morrow, c1975.H-L 522.68 Kni.

Richards, Kay. Science magic with phys-ics. New York: Arco, 1975.

H-L 530.07 Ric.

Kahn, C. Harry. Measure up. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1968.H-L 530.8 Kah.

Kahn, Charles Harry. Teacher's manualand answer book to accompany Measureup. Belmont, CA: Pitman Learning,c1968.H-L 530.8 Kah.

Millard, Reed. Careers in the earth sci-ences. New York: J. Messner, c1975.H-L 550.23 Mil.

Barton, Robert. Atlas of the sea. NewYork: John Day Co., c1974.H-L 551.46 Bar.

Boyer, Robert E. Oceanography.Northbrook, IL: Hubbard Press, c1974.

H-L 551.46 Boy.


Buckby, Michael. The world under the

sea. London: Longman Group, c1979.H-L 551.46 Buc.

Heintze, Carl. The bottom of the sea and

beyond. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson, c1975.H-L 551.46 Hei.

Boesen, Victor. Doing something about

the weather. New York: Putnam, c1975.H-L 551.5 Boe.

Wachter, Heinz. Meteorology: forecast-

ing the weather. London: Collins, c1973.H-L 551.63 Wac.

O'Donnell, James J. Gold, the noblemetal. New York: Messner, c1978.H-L 553.41 O'Do.

Our human ancestors. New York: War-wick Press, 1977, c1976.

H-L 573 Our.

Lasky, Kathryn. Traces oflife: the origins

of humankind. New York: Morrow Ju-nior Books, c1989.H-L 573.2 Las.

Chinery, Michael. Enjoying nature with

your family: look, learn, collect, conserve,explore the wildlife of town and country infascinating projects and experiments. New

York: Crown Publishers, c1977.H-L 574.02 Chi.

Naden, Corinne J. Woodlands aroundthe world. New York: F. Watts, c1973.H-L 574.526 Nad.

Sturges, Patricia Patterson. The endless

chain of nature: experiment at Hubbard

Brook. Philadelphia: Westminister Press,c1976.

H-L 574.526 Stu.

Lewin, Ted. World within a world-- Ever-glades. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1976.

H-L 574.975 Lew.

Stilley, Frank. The search: our quest forintelligent life in outer space. New York:Putnam, c1977.

H-L 574.999 Sti.

Attenborough, David. Discovering lifeon earth: a natural history. Boston: Little,Brown, c1981.H-L 575 Att.

Jones, Lewis. How life began. London:Longman Group, c1976.

H-L 575 Jon.

Schultes, Richard Evans. Hallucino-genic plants. New York: Golden Press,c1976.

H-L 581.634 Sch.

Limburg, Peter R. Poisonous plants.New York: J. Messner, c1976.H-L 581.69 Lim.

Busch, Phyllis S. Wildflowers and the sto-ries behind their names . New York: Scrib-ner, c1977.

H-L 582.13 Bus.

Morton, Julia Frances. Erotic plants.New York: Golden Press, c1971.H-L 582.13 Mor.

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Lavine, Sigmund A. Wonders of the cac-tus world. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1974.H-L 583.47 Lav.

Simon, Hilda. The date palm, bread ofthe desert. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1978.

H-L 584.5 Sim.

Caras, Roger A. The bizarre animals.New York: Barre/Westover Books,c1974.H-L 591 Car.

Otfinoski, Steven. The red ghost: andother true animal stories. Middletown,CT: Xerox Education Publications,c1977.H-L 591 Otf.

Ricciuti, Edward R. To the brink of ex-tinction. New York: Harper & Row,cl 974.H-L 591.042 Ric.

Simon, Hilda. Living lanterns: lumines-cence in animals. New York: VikingPress, c1971.H-L 591.1 Sim.

Silverstein, Alvin. Animal invaders: thestory of imported wildlife. NewYork: Ath-eneum, c1974.H-L 591.524 Sil.

Frisch, Otto von. Animal camouflage.London: Collins, c1973.

H-L 591.57 Fri.

Prince, J. H. Languages of the animalworld. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson, c1975.H-L 591.59 Pri.

Musman, Richard. Animals dangmusto man. London: Longman, c1973.H-L 591.65 Mus.

Caras, Roger A. The venomous animals.New York: Barre/Westover Books:,c1974.H-L 591.69 Car.

Romashko, Sandra. The coral book. aguide to collecting and identifying the cor-als of the world. Miami, FL: WindwardPub., c1975.H-L 593.6 Rom.

Romashko, Sandra. The shell boo/c thecomplete guide to collecting and identifr-ing with a special section on starfish andother sea creatures. Miami, FL: Wind-ward Pub., [1976'1] c1974.

H-L 594.047 Rom.

Patent, Dorothy Hinshaw. The world ofworms. New York: Holiday House,c1978.H-L 595.1 Pat.

Behnke, Frances L. A natural history oftermites. New York: Scribner, c1977.

H-L 595.7 Beh.

Norsgaard, E. Jaediker. Insect commu-nities. New York: Grosset & Dunlap,c1973.H-L 595.7 Nor.

Mason, Herbert Molloy. The fantasticworld of ants: a microview of earth's most


ingenious insect. New York: D. McKay,

[1975].H-L 595.796 Mas.

Shuttlesworth, Dorothy Edwards. Thewildlife of South America. New York:Hastings House, c1974.

H-L 596.098 Shu.

Walker, Braz. Oddball fishes & otherstrange creatures of the deep. New York:Sterling, c1975.H-L 597 Wal.

Riedman, Sarah Regal. Turtles: extinc-

tion or survival? New York: Abe lard-Schuman, c1974.H-L 597.92 Rie.

Simon, Hilda. Bird and flower emblems

of the United States. New York: Dodd,Mead, c1978.

H-L 598.297 Sim.

Singer, Arthur. State birds. New York:Lodestar Books, c1986.H-L 598.297 Sin.

Scott, Jack Denton. That wonderful pel-ican. New York: Putnam, c1975.

H-L 598.43 Sco.

MacClintock, Dorcas. A natural history

of zebras. New York: Scribner, c1976.H-L 599.725 Mac.

Van Wormer, Joe. The world of theAmerican elk. Philadelphia: Lippincott,

c1969.H-L 599.735 Van.

APPLIED SCIENCES

Wallach, Paul Ross. The basic book ofdrafting. Chicago: American TechnicalSociety, c1979.

H-L 604.24 Wal.

Hooper, Meredith. Everyday inventions.New York: Taplinger Publishing, 1976,

c 1 972.H-L 609 Hoo.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of invention.Belmont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1973.H-L 609 Jer.

Coughlin, Merle T. Your body in healthand sickness. Glenview, Il: Scott, Fores-man, Lifelong Learning Division, c1982.

H-L 612 Cou.

Olsen, James B. This is your body. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1976.H-L 612 Ols.

Johnson, Corinne B. Love and se.x andgrowing up. Philadelphia: Lippincott,1977.H-L 612.6 Joh.

Quigley, Paxton. In cartoons, the story ofpregnancy. Chicago: Budlong Press Co.,c1981.H-L 612.63 Qui.

Day, Nancy Raines. Help yourself tohealth. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, 1980.

H-L 613 Day.

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Udvari, Stephen S. Health, safety andsanitation. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1978.H-L 613 Udv.

Bolian, Polly. Growing up slim. New

York: American Heritage Press, c1971.H-L 613.25 Bol.

East, Ben. Found alive. Mankato, MN:


East, Ben. Frozen terror. Mankato, MN:


Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of escape.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1970.

H-L 613.69 Jer.

Nine daring adventures: real stories ofincredible courage. Middletown, CT:Xerox Education Publications, c1973.H-L 613.69 Nin.

Carr, Rachel E. See and be: yoga andcreative movement for children. Engle-wood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, c1980.

H-L 613.7 Car.

Schwartz, Anita K. Keeping p. Hay-ward, CA: Janus Books, c1982.

H-L 613.7 Sch.

Schurman, Dewey. Athletic fitness: theathlete's guide to training and condition-ing. New York: Atheneum, 1975.

H-L 613.71 Sch.

Houser, Norman W. Drugs: facts ontheir use and abuse. New York: Lothrop,Lee & Shepard, 1969.H-L 613.83 Hou.

Day, Nancy Raines. Tobacco: facts fordecision. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1978.H-L 613.85 Day.

Madison, Arnold. Smoking and you.New York: J. Messner, c1975.

H-L 613.85 Mad.

Ward, Brian R. Smoidng and health.New York: F. Watts, 1986.H-L 613.85 War.

Phillips, Maxine. Planning your family.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1976.H-L 613.94 Phi.

Archer, Jules. Epidemic!: the story of thedisease detectives. New York: HarcourtBrace Jovanovich, c1977.

H-L 614.4 Arc.

May, Charles Paul. Warning!: Yourhealth is at stake. New York: HawthornBooks, c1975.

H-L 614.73 May.

Apsler, Alfred. From witch doctor to bio-feedback. the story of healing by sugges-tion. New York: J. Messner, c1977.

H-L 615.851 Aps.

Bontrager, Frances M. Can you give firstaid? Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,1979, c1969.H-L 616.025 Bon.

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Stiller, Richard. Pain--why it hurts,where it hurts, when it hurts. Nashville,TN: T. Nelson, c1975.

H-L 616.047 Sti.

Zizmor, Jonathan. Doctor Zizmor'sGuide to clearer skin. Philadelphia:Lippincott, c1980.FI-L 616.53 Ziz.

Silverstein, Alvin. Epilepsy. Philadel-phia: Lippincott, [1975].

H-L 616.8 Sil.

Pownall, Mark. Inhalants. New York: F.

Watts, c1987.H-L 616.86 Pow.

Stepney, Rob. Alcohol. New York: F.Watts, c1987.

H-L 616.861 Ste.

Simon, Sarina. Making smart choices

about drugs. CA: Laurel Publishing,1987.H-L 616.863 Sim.

Stepney, Rob. Tobacco. New York: F.

Watts, c1987.H-L 616.865 Ste.

Langone, John. Goodbye to bedlam: un-derstanding mental illness and retarda-tion. Boston: Little, Brown, 1974.

H-L 616.89 Lan.

Johnson, Eric W. VD, enfermedadesvenereas: ?que son y como evitarlas? =VD, venereal disease and what you shoulddo about it. New York: Lippincott, c1979.

H-L 616.951 Joh.

Berne, Linda A. AI DS and other sexuallytransmitted diseases. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, c1988.H-L 616.979 Ber.

Bevan, Nicholas. AIDS and drugs. NewYork: F. Watts, c1988.

H-L 616.979 Bev.

Colman, Warren. Understanding andpreventing AIDS. Chicago: Children'sPress, c1988.

H-L 616.979 Col.

Lerner, Ethan A. Understanding AIDS.Minneapolis: Lerner, c1987.H-L 616.979 Ler.

Silverstein, Alvin. AIDS: deadly threat.Hillside, NJ: Enslow Publishers, c1991.

H-L 616.979 Sil.

Turck, Mary. AIDS. Mankato, MN:Crestwood House, c1988.

H-L 616.979 Tur.

Gregg, James R. Your future in new op-tometric careers. New York: R. RosenPress, 1978.

H-L 617.75 Gre.

Baer, Katie. Prenatal care. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, c1973.

H-L 618.24 Bae.

Koschnick, Kay. Having a baby. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1975.

H-L 618.24 Kos.

242


Shipstone, Norah. Conception and preg-nancy. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1973.H-L 618.24 Shi.

Baer, Katie. Giving birth. Syracuse, NY:

New Readers Press, c1973.H-L 618.4 Bae.

Baker, Lynn S. You and leukemiw a day

at a time. New York: Saunders, 1978.H-L 618.929 Bak.

Lord, Athena V. Pilot for SpaceshipEarth: R. Buckminster Fuller, architect,inventor, and poet. New York: Macmil-

lan, clS 8.H-L 620 Lor.

Weiss, Malcolm E. Why glass breaks,rubber bends, and glue sticks: how every-day materials work. New York: HarcourtBrace Jovanovich, c1977.

H-L 620.112 Wei.

Boyd, Waldo T. World of energy storage.New York: Putnam, c1977.

H-L 621 Boy.

Cook, Cheri. Using the telephone. Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1978.H-L 621.385 Coo.

Cook, Cheri. Using the telephone: skills

practice. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1978.

H-L 621.385 Coo.

Sullivan, George. How do they packageit? Philadelphia: Westminster Press,c1976.

H-L 621.757 Sul.

Cummings, Richard. Make your ownmodel forts & castles. New York: D.

McKay, c1977.H-L 623.102 Cum.

Tugboat pilot. Cleveland, OH: CareerDevelopment Dept., Educational Re-search Council of America, c1974.H-L 623.88 Tug.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of rescue.Belmont, CA: Pitman, c1972.H-L 623.888 Jer.

Macaulay, David. Underground. Bos-ton: Houghton Mifflin, 1976.H-L 624.19 Mac.

Dwiggins, Don. The sky is yours: you andthe world of flight. Chicago: Children'sPress, c1973.H-L 629.13 Dwi.

Dyson, John. Fun with kites: how tomake eighteen beautiful kites. Woodbury,NY: Barron's Educational Series, 1978.

H-L 629.13 Dys.

McMullen, David. First into the air: thefirst airplanes. New York: C.P.I., c1978.

H-L 629.13 McM.

Ross, Frank Xavier. Historic plane mod-els: their stories and how to make them.New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard,c1973.H-L 629.13 Ros.

Stovall, Emmett. In the face of the sun.Chicago: Children's Press, 1970.

H-L 629.13 Sto.


Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of flying. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon-Pitman, [c1970].H-L 629.132 Jer.

Consumer Guide. Model planes. NewYork: Harper & Row, c1978.

H-L 629.133 Con.

Fletcher, William. Finding a good used

car. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1977.H-L 629.2 Fle.

Stein, Wendy. Becoming a car owner.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1976.H-L 629.2 Ste.

Schleifer, Jay. The 'vette: and other great

cars you won't forget. Middletown, CI':Xerox Education Publications, c1974.

H-L 629.22 Sch.

Schleifer, Jay. The chopper bunch andother revved-up tales. Middletown, CT:Xerox Education Publications, c1976.

H-L 629.22 Sch.

Reiff, Tana. Deals on wheels. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1981.

H-L 629.222 Rei.

Sellers, Nancy. Buying and caring foryour car and Insurance for your life,health, and possessions. New York:Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 629.222 Sel.

Olney, Ross Robert. Modern racingcars. New York: Dutton, c1978.

H-L 629.228 Oln.

American Automobile Association.Sportsmanlike driving. St. Louis: WebsterDivision, McGraw-Hill, c1975.H-L 629.28 Ame.

Joyce, Donald P. Studying for a driver'slicense: simplified review ofdriver's man-ual, nzore than 100 sample questions,important definitions. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1973.H-L 629.28 Joy.

Olney, Ross Robert. Motorcycling. NewYork: F. Watts, 1975.H-L 629.28 Oln.

Steurer, Stephen J. Wheels teacher'sguide. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,

c1980.H-L 629.28 Ste.

Steurer, Stephen J. Wheels workbook.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1980.H-L 629.28 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Taking the wheel. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1978.

H-L 629.283 Ste.

Cunningham, Chet. Your bike: how tokeep your motorcycle running. New York:Putnam, c1975.H-L 629.287 Cun.

Oates, Jean. Maintaining your.car. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1979.H-L 629.287 Oat.

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Sikorsky, Robert. Drive it forever: yourkey to long automobile ltfe. New York:McGraw-Hill, c1983.

H-L 629.287 Sik.

Stone, Deborah. Franklin Chang-Diaz.Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Quercus, c1990.

H-L 629.4 Sto.

Wolfe, Tom. Selected from The rightstuff. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1991.

H-L 629.4 Wol.

Hendrickson, Walter B. Who really in-vented the rocket? New York: Putnam,c1974.

H-L 629.47 Hen.

Angrist, Stanley W. Closing the loop: the

story of feedback. New York: Crowell,c1973.H-L 629.83 Ang.

Heriteau, Jacqueline. Small fruit andvegetable gardens. New York: Sterling,c1975.H-L 635 Her.

Holmes, Anita. Plant fun: ten easy plantsto grow indoors. New York: Four WindsPress, c1974.H-L 635.9 Sou.

Stilley, Frank. Veterinarian. New York:Putnam, c1976.H-L 636.08 Sti.

Koehler, William R. The wonderfulworld of Disney animals. New York:Howell Book House, c1979.

H-L 636.088 Koe.

Benson, Christopher. Careers in animalcare. Minneapolis: Lerner, c1974.

H-L 636.089 Ben.

Boorer, Wendy. Dogs, selection, care,training. New York: Grosset & Dunlap,c1974.H-L 636.7 Boo.

Landesman, Bill. How to train your dogin six weeks. New York: F. Fell Publish-ers, c1976.H-L 636.7 Lan.

Rubins, Harriett. Guinea pigs: anowner's guide to choosing, raising breed-ing and showing. New York: Lothrop,Lee & Shepard, c1982.

H-L 636.932 Rub.

Stevens, Carla. Insect pets: catching andcaring for them. New York: GreenwillowBooks, c1978.H-L 638 Ste.

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Simon, Seymour. Pets in a jar: collectingand caring for small wild animals. NewYork: Viking Press, c1975.H-L 639 Sim.

Palmer, Joan. Aquarium fish. NewYork: Bookwright Press, 1989, c1988.H-L 639.34 Pal.

Cook, Joseph J. The changeable workl ofthe oyster. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1974.H-L 639.411 Coo.

Pringle, Laurence P. The controversialcoyote: predation, politics, and ecology.


New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich,

c1977.H-L 639.97 Pri.

McDermott, Irene Elizabeth.Homemaking for teen-agers, book I: aconsumereducation text. Peoria, IL: C. A.

Bennett Co., c1975.H-L 640 McD.

McVey & Associates. Budgeting. Chi-

cago: Follett, c1977.H-L 640.42 McV.

Miller, Nancy Gridley. Managing your

money. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.

H-L 640.42 Mil.

Miller, Nancy Gridley. Managing your

money: workbook. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1979.H-L 640.42 Mil.

Reiff, Tana. In a family way. Belmont,


Spitze, Hazel Taylor. Where does the

money go? Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1969.H-L 640.42 Spi.

Udvari, Stephen S. Family money man-agement. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn,c1978.H-L 640.42 Udv.

Wilson, Rachel. Master your money: aguide to budgeting. Hayward, CA: Janus,

c1981.H-L 640.42 Wil.

Canario, Jack. Be ad-wise: a guide toreading ads. Hayward, CA: Janus, 0981.

H-L 640.73 Can.

Consumer know-how: reading strategies

by objective. New York: Cambridge,c1987.H-L 640.73 Con.

Greatsinger, Calvin. Label talk. Syra-

cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1976.H-L 640.73 Gre.

Greatsinger, Calvin. Signs around town.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1976.H-L 640.73 Gre.

Kelsey, Keenan Colton. More for yourmoney: a guide to comparison shopping.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1981.

H-L 640.73 Kel.

Living expenses know-how: reading strat-

egies by objective. New York: Cambridge,

c1987.H-L 640.73 Liv.

Love, Barbara. Buyers beware. Glen-view, IL: Scott, Foresman, c1972.H-L 640.73 Lov.

Sellers, Nancy. Advertising techniquesand consumer fraud. New York: GreggDivision, McGraw-Hill, c1980.

H-L 640.73 Sel.

Sellers, Nancy. Comparison shoppingand caring for your personal possessions.New York: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 640.73 Sel.


Stein, Wendy. Be informed on owning acar. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1976.H-L 640.73 Ste.

Toyer, Aurelia. Get your money's worth.New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston,c1965.H-L 640.73 Toy.

Udvari, Stephen S. Buying guides. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1978.H-L 640.73 Udv.

Food & nutrition. Hayward, CA: Janus,c1986.

H-L 641.1 Foo.

Schwartz, Anita K. Eating right. Hay-wood, CA: Janus, c1982.

H-L 641.1 Sch.

Spitze, Hazel Taylor. We are what weeat. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1977.

H-L 641.1 Spi.

Weaver, Ann A. Planning meals andshopping. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1970.

H-L 641.31 Wea.

Steed, Freida Reed. A special picturecookbook. Lawrence, KS: H & H Enter-prises, 1977, c1974.H-L 641.5 Ste.

Step-by-step pictorial cookbook. St.Louis, MO: Ralston Purina Co., 198-?H-L 641.5 Ste.

Weaver, Ann A. Getting ready to cook.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1974.H-L 641.5 Wea.

Weaver, Ann A. Young homemaker'scookbook. Belmont, CA: Pitman Learn-ing, c1974.

11-L 641.5 Wea.

Haley, Christine Marie. You love tocook book. Pebble Beach, CA: [s.n.],c 1 983.H-L 641.51 Hal.

Simply cooldng. Bellevue, WA: Edm-ark, c1980.H-L 641.512 Sim.

Cuyler, Margery. The all-around pump-kin book. New York: Holt, Rinehart andWinston, c1980.H-L 641.656 Cuy.

Borghese, Anita. The internationalcookie jar cookbook. New York: Scrib-ner, c1975.H-L 641.865 Bor.

Purdy, Susan Gold. Let's give a party.New York: Grosset & Dunlap, c1976.H-L 642.41 Pur.

Crohn, Leslie Pickens. Moving on andgetting utilities and saving energy. NewYork: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill,c1980.H-L 643 Pic.

Crohn, Leslie Pickens. Your housingneeds and Renting a place to live. NewYork: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill,c1980.H-L 643 Pic.


Glasner, Lynne. Fitting right in. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1976.H-L 646.2 Gla.

Rogers, Louisa. Book offonns for every-

day living. Lincolnwood, IL: NationalTextbook, c1989.

H-L 646.7 Rog.

Schwartz, Anita K. Looldng good. St.Michaels, MD: Miles River Press, c1982.H-L 646.7 Sch.

Phillips, Betty Lou. Brush up on haircare. New York: Messner, c1982.

H-L 646.724 Phi.

Reiff, Tana. Caring. Belmont, CA: Fea-

ron Education, c1981.H-L 646.79 Rei.

Richey, Jim. Hotellmotel words. Hay-ward, CA: Janus, c1983.

H-L 647.94 Ric.

Schwartz, Stliart E. Hotellmotel jobs.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1983.H-L 647.94 Sch.

Richey, Jim. Restaurant words. Hay-ward, CA: Janus, c1983.

H-L 647.95 Ric.

Schwartz, Stuart E. Restaurant jobs.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1983.H-L 647.95 Sch.

Child care. Chicago: Follett, c1981.H-L 649.1 Chi.

Feagin, Clairece Booher. Angry feelings.Chicago: Contemporary Books, c1990.H-L 649.1 Fea.

Lindsay, Jeanne Warren. Teens parent-ing: the challenge of babies and toddlers.Buena Park, CA: Morning Glory Press,c1981.H-L 649.1 Lin.

Snowman, Margaret Knight. Caringfora child. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1982.H-L 649.1 Sno.

Baer, Katie. The first six weeks. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, c1974.H-L 649.122 Bae.

Klein, Gerda Weissman. The blue rose.New York: L.Hill, c1974.

H-L 649.152 Kle.

Phillips, Maxine. Living with the re-tarded. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1971.

H-L 649.152 Phi.

Lally, J. Ronald. Learning games for in-fants and toddlers: a playtime handbook.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1977.H-L 649.553 Lal.

Wile, Elizabeth M. nat to teach yourchild: a handbook for parents of 4-6 yearolds. Elizabethtown, PA: ContinentalPress, c1978.H-L 649.6 Wil.

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Armstrong, Fiona. The reality of workand promotion. New York: Gregg Divi-

sion, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 650.1 Arm.

McHugh, John. Starting a new job. St.Paul, MN: Changing Times EducationService, c1982.H-L 650.1 McH.

Friedenberg, Joan E. Finding ajob in theUnited States. Lincolnwood, IL: PassportBooks, c1992.H-L 650.14.

Anema, Durlynn. Get hired!: 13 ways toget a job. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1979.

H-L 650.14 Ane.

Anthony, Rebecca. How to look good toan employer. Belmont, CA: Fearon Edu-cation, c1987.H-L 650.14 Ant.

Armstrong, Fiona. Getting ready for theworld of work. New York: Gregg Divi-sion, McGraw-Hill, c1980.

H-L 650.14 Ann.

Armstrong, Fiona.A realistic job search.New York: Gregg Division, McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 650.14 Arm.

Armstrong, Fiona. You and the world ofwork. New York: Gregg Division,McGraw-Hill, c1980.H-L 650.14 Arm.

Miner, Jane Claypool. How to get a goodjob. New York: F. Watts, c1982.

H-L 650.14 Cla.

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DeCaprio, Annie. Finding a job. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1982.

H-L 650.14 DeC.

Handel, Ruth Doman. Real life employ-ment skills. New York: Scholastic BookServices, c1979.H-L 650.14 Han.

Job application skill text for work worldcandidates. Huntington, NY: SpecialService Supply, 1981.

H-L 650.14 Job.

Kahn, Charles. My job application file.Hayward, CA: Janus, c1980.H-L 650.14 Kah.


H-L 650.14 Liv.


H-L 650.14 Liv.

McHugh, John. Filling out job applica-tion forms: text- workbook. St. Paul, MN:Changing Times Education Service,c1981.

H-L 650.14 McH.

McHugh, John. Finding a job. St. Paul,MN: Changing Times Education Service,c1981.

H-L 650.14 McH.

McHugh, John. Getting ready to work.St. Paul, MN: Changing Times Educa-tion Service, c1982.

H-L 650.14 McH.

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McHugh, John. Interviewing for jobs. St.Paul, MN: Changing Times EducationService, c1981.

H-L 650.14 McH.

McHugh, John. Keeping and changingjobs. St. Paul, MN: Changing Times Ed-ucation Service, c1982.

H-L 650.14 McH.

Starkey, Carolyn. What you need toknow about getting a job & filling outforms. Lincolnwood, IL: National Text-book, c1989.

ri-L 650.14 Sta.

Rogers, Louisa. Book of forms for every-day living. Lincolnwood, IL: NationalTextbook, c1985.

H-L 651.29 Rog.

Rand, Kenneth J. Time cards and pay-checks. Hayward, CA: Janus, c1981.

H-L 651.37 Ran.

Stein, Wendy. Filling out forms. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1979.H-L 651.74 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Filling out forms. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1986.

H-L 651.74 Ste.

Stein, Wendy. Filling out forms: skillspractice. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.H-L 651.74 Ste.

Barbe, Walter Burke. Zaner-Bloserhandwriting workbook: manuscript. Co-lumbus, OH: Zaner-Bloser, c1977.

H-L 652.1 Bar.

Job interviews. Chicago: Follett, c1978.H-L 658.311 Job.

Anema, Durlynn. Don't get fired!: 13ways to hold your job. Hayward, CA:Janus, c1978.H-L 658.313 Ane.

Weeks, Doug. Carlos: With my ownhands. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.

H-L 658.314 Wee.

Weeks, Doug. Melanie: proving myself.Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1979.H-L 658.314 Wee.

Weeks, Doug. Paul: But what suits me?Syracuse, NY: New Readers Press,c1979.H-L 658.314 Wee.

Weeks, Doug. You and others on the job:Teacher's guide. Syracuse, NY: NewReaders Press, c1979.H-L 658.314 Wee.

Richey, Jim. Store words. Hayward, CA:Janus, c1983.

H-L 658.87 Ric.

Schwartz, Stuart E. Store jobs. Hayward,CA: Janus, c1983.

H-L 658.87 Sch.

Lyttle, Richard B. Paints, inks, and dyes.New York: Holiday House, c1974.

H-L 667 Lyt.


Gottlieb, Leonard. Factory made: howthings are manufactured. Boston:Houghton Mifflin, c1978.

H-L 670 Got.

Walker, Les. flousebuilding for children.Woodstock, NY: Overlook Press, c1977.

H-L 690.58 Wal.

Macaulay, David. Pyramid. Boston:Houghton Mifflin, c1975.H-L 690.68 Mac.

Harwood, Mark. Fun with wood. NewYork: Grosset & Dunlap, 1975.

H-L 694 Har.

FINE ARTS / RECREATION

Marston, Elsa. Some artists: their lives,loves, and luck. New York: Cambridge,1983.H-L 709.2 Mar.

Meyer, Carolyn. Rock tumbling: fromstones to gems to jewelry. New York: Mor-row, 1975.H-L 736.2 Mey.

Ames, Lee J. Draw 50 dinosaurs andother prehistoric animals. Garden City,NY: Doubleday, c1977.H-L 743.6 Ame.

Cutler, Katherine N. From petals topinecones: a nature art and craft book.New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard,c1969.H-L 745.5 Cut.

Horwitz, Elinor Under. Mountain peo-ple, mountain crafts. Philadelphia:Lippincott, c1974.H-L 745.5 Hor.

Musselman, Virginia W. Learning aboutnature through crafts. Harrisburg, PA:Stackpole Books, c1969.H-L 745.5 Mus.

Ra77i, Jim. Star-spangled fun!: things tomake, do, and see from American history.New York: Parent's Magazine Press,c1976.H-L 745.5 Raz.

Soleillant, Claude. India in color: activ-ities & projects. New York: Sterling,c1977.H-L 745.5 Sol.

Sommer, Elyse. The bread dough craftbook. New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shep-ard, c1972.H-L 745.5 Som.

Eisner, Vivienne. Crafting with newspa-pers. New York: Sterling, c1976.

H-L 745.54 Eis.

Temko, Florence. Paper cutting. Gar-den City, NY: Doubleday, c1973.H-L 745.54 Tern.

Schnurnberger, Lynn Edelman. A worldof dolls that you can make. New York:Harper & Row, c1982.

H-L 745.592 Sch.

Wright, Lyndie. Puppets. New York: F.Watts, c1989.

H-L 745.592 Wri.

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Corwin, Judith Hoffman. Easter fun.New York: J. Messner, c1984.H-L 745.594 Cor.

Corwin, Judith Hoffman. Thanksgiving

fun. New York: J. Messner, c1984.H-L 745.594 Cor.

Corwin, Judith Hoffman. Valentine fun.

New York: J. Messner, c1982.H-L 745.594 Cor.

Tchudi, Susan J. Gifts ofwriting: creative

projects with words and art. New York:

Scribner, c1980.H-L 745.594 Jud.

Supraner, Robyn. Valentine's Day:things to make and do. Mahwah, NJ: Troll

Associates, c1981.H-L 745.594 Sup.

Rubenstone, Jessie. Crochet for begin-

ners. Philadelphia: Lippincott, c1974.H-L 746.43 Rub.

Parker, Xenia Ley. A beginner's book ofneedlepoint and embroidery. New York:Dodd, Mead, c1975.H-L 746.44 Par.

Zaidenberg, Arthur. How to paint in oil:

a beginner's book for boys and girls. NewYork: Vanguard Press, c1956.H-L 751.45 Zai.

Weiss, Peter. Simple printmaking. NewYork: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, c1976.H-L 760.28 Wei.

DePree, Mildred. A child's world ofstamps: stories, poems, fun and facts from

many lands. New York: Parents' Maga-zine Press, c1973.

H-L 769.56 DeP.

Sagara, Peter. Written onfilm. Chicago:Children's Press, c1970.H-L 770.23 Sag.

Atwood, Am Haiku: the mood of earth.

New York: Scribner, c1971.H-L 779.3 Atw.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars of country.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.

H-L 781.642 Hil.

Lynn, Loretta. Selected from Coalminer's daughter. New York: LiteracyVolunteers of New York City, c1990.H-L 781.642 Lyn.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars of soul. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.H-L 781.644 Hil.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars music hall offame. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.

H-L 781.66 Hil.

Hill, Randall C. Superstars of rock. Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.H-L 781.66 Hil.

Berger, Melvin. The story of folk music.

New York: S. G. Phillips, c1976.H-L 781.77 Ber.

Bulla, Clyde Robert. Stories of favoriteoperas. New York: Crowell, c1964.

H-L 782.1 Bul.

so


Williams, Sylvia B. Leontyne Price,

opera superstar. Chicago: Children'sPress, c1984.

H-L 782.109 Wil.

Berger, Gilda. USA for Africa: rock aid

in the eighties. New York: F. Watts,c1987.

H-L 784.54 Ben

Scuro, Vincent. Presenting the marchingband. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1974.

H-L 785.067 Scu.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars of movies &

TV. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1986.H-L 791.409 Hil.

Movies: the magic of film. New York:Scholastic Book Services, c1974.H-L 791.43 Mov.

Sanford, William R. Michael J. Fox.Mankato, MN: Crestwood House, c1986.H-L 791.43 San.

Daylie, Daddy-O. You're on the air. Chi-

cag.o: Children's Press, c1969.H-L 791.44 Day.

Jennings, Michael. Tape recorderfun: be

your own favorite disc jockey. New York:McKay, c1978.H-L 791.445 Jen.

TV: behind the tube. New York: Scholas-tic Book Services, c1974.

H-L 791.45 TV b.

Mahlmann, Lewis. Puppet plays foryoung players: 12 royalty- free plays for

hand puppets, rodpuppets, or marionettes.Boston: Plays, c1974.

H-L 791.53 Mah.

Mahlmann, Lewis. Folk tale plays forpuppets: 13 royalty-free plays for handpuppets, rod puppets, or marionettes. Bos-ton: Plays, c1980.

H-L 791.538 Mah.

Mahlmann, Lewis. Puppet plays from fa-vorite stories: 18 royalty-free plays for handpuppets, rod puppets, or marionettes. Bos-

ton: Plays, c1977.H-L 791.538 Mah.

Howard, Vernon Linwood. Panto-mimes, charades & sldts. New York: Ster-ling, c1974.H-L 792.3 How.

McCune, Dan. Michael Jordan. Man-kato, MN: Crestwood House, c1988.H-L 793.323 McC.

Padilla, Jaime H. Rompecabezas paraestudiantes. Skokie, IL: National Text-book Co., 1974.

H-L Sp 793.73 Pad.

Burnett, Jane. Crucigramas para es-tudiantes = crossword puzzles for begin-ning students. Skokie, IL: NationalTextbook Co., 1973.

H-L Sp 793.732 Bur.

Greatsinger, Calvin. Machine-age rid-dles. Syracuse, NY: New Readers Pres,c1975.H-L 793.735 Gre.


Stern, David Peter. Mathsquare& graph

paper activitiesfor fun and fundamentals.New York: Teachers College Press,1980.H-L 793.74 Ste.

Hutton, Darryl. Ventriloquism: how to

pa on an act, use the power of suggestion,

write a clevel accompanying patter, andmake your own dummy. New York: Ster-

ling, c1975.H-L 793.8 Hut.

Lewis, Shari. Magic for non-magicians.Los Angeles: J.P. Tarcher, c1975.

H-L 793.8 Lew.

Marran, Ray J. Table games: how tomake and how to play them. South Bruns-wick: A. S. Barnes, 1976, c1939.

H-L 794 Mar.

Fenton, Robert S. Chess for you: the easy

book for beginners. New York: Grosset &

Dunlap, c1975.H-L 794.1 Fen.

Reinfeld, Fred. Complete book of chessopenings. New York: Sterling, c1957.

H-L 794.1 Rei.

Schultz, Nikki. Backyard games. NewYork: Grosset & Dunlap, c1975.H-L 796 Sch.

Fowler, Bob. Sports. Minneapolis: Dil-

lon Press, c1978.H-L 796.02 Fow.

Wright, Graeme. Raul McNallyillustrated dictionary of sports. Chicago:Rand McNally, 1979, c1978.H-L 796.03 Wri.

Hill, Randal C. Superstars of sports.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1986.

H-L 796.09 Hil.

Berkow, Ira. Beyond the dream: occa-sional heroes of sports. New York: Athe-neum, c1975.

H-L 796.092 Ber.

Arnold, Richard. Better roller skating.London: Kaye & Ward, c1976.H-L 796.21 Arn.

Grant, J. B. Skateboarding. Millbrae,CA: Celestial Arts, c1976.H-L 796.21 Gra.

Weir, LaVada. Skateboards and skate-boarding: the complete beginner's guide.New York: Messner, c1977.

H-L 796.21 Wei.

Abdul-Jabbar, Kareem. Selected fromGiant steps. New York: Literacy Volun-teers of New York City, c1990.H-L 796.323 Abd.

Dolan, Edward F. Great moments in theNBA championships. New York: F.Watts, c1982.H-L 796.323 Dol.

Monroe, Earl. The basketball sidll book.New York: Atheneum, c1973.H-L 796.323 Mon.

254


Wooden, John R. The Wooden-Shar-man methoth a guide to winning basket-ball. New York: Macmillan, c1975.

H-L 796.323 Woo.

Rashad, Ahmad. Selected from Rashad:Vikes, mikes, and something on the back-side. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1991.

H-L 796.33 Ras.

Alfano, Pete. Super Bowl superstars: themost valuable players in the NFL's cham-pionship game. New York: RandomHouse, c1982.H-L 796.332 Alf.

Dolan, Edward F. Great moments in theSuper Bowl. New York: F. Watts, c1982.

H-L 796.332 Dol.

Musick, Phil. The Tony Dorsett story.Short Hills, NJ: R. Enslow Publishers,c1978.H-L 796.332 Mus.

Sullivan, George. Better football forboys. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1980.

H-L 796.332 Sul.

Dolan, Edward F. Starting soccer: ahandbook for boys & girls. New York:Harper & Row, c1976.H-L 796.334 Dol.

Talbot, Derek. Badminton to the top.Wakefield, W. Yorkshire: EP Pub.,c1981.H-L 796.345 Tal.

Flanagan, Henry E. Basic lacrosse strat-egy: an introduction for young players.Garden City, NY: Doubleday, c1979.H-L 796.347 Fla.

Gemme, Leila B. T-ball is our game.Chicago: Children's Press, c1978.H-L 796.35 Gem.

Cobe, Albert. Great spirit. Chicago:Children's Press, c1970.H-L 796.352 Cob.

Read, Brenda. Better hockey for girls.London: Kaye & Ward, 1976, c1971.H-L 796.355 Rea.

Berke, Art. Babe Ruth. New York: F.Watts, c1988.H-L 796.357 Ber.

Davis, Mac. 100 greatest baseball heroes.New York: Grosset & Dunlap, c1974.

H-L 796.357 Day.

Davis, Mac. Hall of Fame baseball.Cleveland: Collins, World, c1975.

H-L 796.357 Day.

Dolan, Edward F. Great moments in theworld series. New York: F. Watts, c1982.

H-L 796.357 Dol.

Halter, Jon C. Reggie Jackson, all-star inright. New York: Putnam, c1975.

H-L 796.357 Hal.

Palmer, Jim. Pitching. New York: Ath-eneum, c1975.

H-L 796.357 Pal.

255


Tanner, Chuck. The official majorleague baseball playbook. EnglewoodCliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, c1974.H-L 796.357 Tan.

Prestidge, Pauline. Better gymnastics.Boston: Plays, 1979, c1977.H-L 796.41 Pre.

Osmun, Mark. The Honolulu Marathon.Philadelphia: Lippincott, c1979.

H-L 796.426 Osu.

Marsoli, Lisa Ann. Things to know be-

fore going to camp. Morristown, NJ: Sil-

ver Burdett Co., c1984.H-L 796.54 Mar.

McManus, Patrick F. IGd camping fromAaaaiii! to Zip. New York: Lothrop, Lee

& Shepard, c1979.H-L 796.54 McM.


Indy 500. New York: F. Watts, c1982.H-L 796.72 Dol.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of speed. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1973.

H-L 796.72 Jer.

Butcher, Grace. Motorcycling. NewYork: Harvey House, c1976.H-L 796.75 But.

Arneil, Steve. Better karate. London:Kaye and Ward, c1976.H-L 796.815 Am.

Kozuki, Russell. Karate power: the basickatas: condensed from Karate road topower. New York: Sterling, c1975.

H-L 796.815 Koz.

Sampayo, Carlos. Karate within yourgrasp. New York: Sterling, c1976.

H-L 796.815 Sam.

Durant, John. The heavyweight champi-ons. New York: Hastings House, c1973.

H-L 796.83 Dur.

Silks, Donald K. Boxing for boys: a sportsactivity book. New York: Knopf, c1953.

H-L 796.83 Sil.

Lyttle, Richard B. Basic hockey strategy:an introduction for youngplayers. GardenCity, NY: Doubleday, c1976.

H-L 796.962 Lyt.

Stone, Jane. Challenge!: the bigthunderboats. Mahwah, NJ: Troll Associ-ates, c1976.

H-L 797.14 Sto.

Schmitz, Dorothy Childers. Hang glid-ing. Mankato, MN: Crestwood House,c1978.

H-L 797.55 Sch.

Steinkraus, William. Great horses of theUnited States Equestrian Team. NewYork: Dodd, Mead, c1977.

H-L 798.23 Ste.

East, Ben. Trapped in devil's hole. Man-kato, MN: Crestwood House, c1979.

H-L 799.175 Eas.

25f;

Adult New Reader Classified List

LITERATURE / RHETORIC

A-125

Barasovska, Joan. I wish I could write:ideas for inspiring new writers. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, c1978.H-L 808.02 Bar.

Potter, Robert R. Writing sense. NewYork: Globe Book Co., c1975.H-L 808.02 Pot.

Apps, Jerold W. Improving your writingskills: a learning plan for adults. Chicago:Follett, c1982.H-L 808.042 App.

Building basic skills in writing. Chicago:Contemporary Books, c1981-.H-L 808.042 Bui.

Clarke, Marlene B. Writing makes sense.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1987.H-L 808.042 Cla.

Scheraga, Mona. Practical English writ-ing skills: a complete guide to writing inEnglish. Lincolnwood, IL: National Text-book, c1990.

H-L 808.042 Sch.

Teaching adults to write: a brief guide forthe teacher of writing. Glenview, IL: Scott,Foresman, c1986.H-L 808.042 Tea.

Gum, Lori. How to write a play. NewYork: Literacy Volunteers of New YorkCity, c1991.H-L 808.2 Gum.

Goodman, Burton. Spotlight on litera-ture. 6 v. New York: Random House,c1980.H-L 808.8 Goo.

Best wishes, amen: a new collection ofautograph verses. New York: Crowell,1989, c1974.H-L 808.81 Bes.

I like you, if you like me: poems of friend-ship. New York: Margaret K. McElderryBooks, c1987.

H-L 808.819 I li.

Potter, Robert. Tales of mystery and theunknown. New York: Globe Book Co.,c1976.

H-L 808.83 Pot.

Spiegler, Charles G. Against the odds.Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill, c1967.

H-L 810.8 Spi.

Spiegler, Charles. Courage under fire.Columbus, OH: C.E. Merrill, c1967.

H-L 810.803 Spi.

Poems for fathers. New York: HolidayHouse, c1989.H-L 811.008 Poe.

Meltzer, Ida S. Phillis Wheatley, youngpoet. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.

H-L 811.1 Mel.

Dickinson, Emily. I'm nobody! Who areyou?: poems of Emily Dickinson for chil-dren. Owings Mills, MD: StemmerHouse Publishers, 1978.

H-L 811.4 Dic.


Riley, James Whitcomb. The gobble-uns

'ilgit you ef you don't watch out! Philadel-

phia: Lippincott, c1975.H-L 811.4 Ril.

Hopkins, Lee Bennett. Take hold!: ananthology of Pulitzer Prize winning poems.

Nashville, TN: T. Nelson, c1974.H-L 811.5 Hop.

Ciardi, John. Fast and slow: poems foradvanced children and beginningparents.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin, c1975.H-L 811.52 Cia.

Adoff, Arnold. All the colors of the race:

poems. New York: Lothrop, Lee & Shep-

ard, c1982.H-L 811.54 Ado.

Giovanni, Nikki. Ego-tripping and otherpoems for young people. New York:L.Hill, c1973.H-L 811.54 Gio.

Hopkins, Lee Bennett. I really want to

feel good about myself!: poems. Nashville,

TN: T. Nelson, c1974.H-L 811.54 Hop.

Plath, Sylvia. The bed book. New York:Harper & Row, c1976.

H-L 811.54 Pla.

Selected from 20th-century Americanpoetry: an an anthology. New York: Lit-eracy Volunteers of New York City,c1991.H-L 811.54 Sel.

Wood, Nancy C. Many winters: proseand poetry of the Pueblos. Garden City,

NY: Doubleday, c1974.H-L 811.54 Woo.

Alexander, Sue. Small plays for you anda friend. New York: Seabury Press,c1973.H-L 812.54 Ale.

Bradley, Virginia. Is there an actor in thehouse?: dramatic material from panto-mime to play. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1975.H-L 812.54 Bra.

Brodkin, Sylvia Z. Seven plays of mystery& suspense with writing manual. NewYork: Globe Book Co., c1982.H-L 812.54 Bro.

Selected from contemporary Americanplays. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1990.H-L 812.54 Sel.

Fisher, Aileen Lucia. Year-round pro-grams for young players. Boston: Plays,c1985.H-L 818.52 Fis.

From my imagination: an anthology ofpoetry and short stories by new writers.New York: Literacy Volunteers of NewYork City, c1990.H-L 818.54 Fro.

Miles, Calvin. When dreams come true.New York: Literacy Volunteers of NewYork City, 1990.

H-L 818.54 Mil.

2 5 s


Moore, Mamie. Make way for August.New York: Literacy Volunteers of New

York City, c1991.H-L 818.54 Moo.

Rosenbloom, Joseph. Twist these onyour tongue. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson,c1978.

H-L 818.54 Ros.

Sanservino, Theresa. Can't wait forsummer. New York: Literacy volunteersof New York City, c1990.

H-L 818.54 San.

Simmons, Judy Dothard. A light in thedark. New York: Cambridge Book Co.,

c1983.H-L 818.54 Sim.

Speaking from the heart: an anthology ofwriting by new writers. New York: Liter-

acy Volunteers of New York City, c1990.H-L 818.54 Spe.

Speaking out on health: an anthology.New York: Literacy Volunteers of New

York City, c1989.H-L 818.54 Spe.

Speaking out on home and family: ananthology of writing by new writers. New

York: Literacy Volunteers of New York

City, c1990.H-L 818.54 Spe.

Taking charge of my life: an anthology ofwriting by new writers. New York: Liter-acy Volunteers of New York City, c1991.H-L 818.54 Tak.

259

Cole, William. Oh, what nonsense! NewYork: Viking Press, c1966.

H-L 821 Col.

Boswell, Hilda. Hilda Boswell's treasuryof poetry: poems for children. London:Collins, 1968.H-L 821.008 Bos.

The poetry of horses. New York: Scrib-ner, c1979.

H-L 821.008 Poe.

Hughes, Ted. Moon-whales and othermoon poems. New York: Viking Press,c1976.H-L 821.914 Hug.

Shakespeare, William.Asyou like it. Ac-ademic Industries, c1984.H-L 822.33 Sha.

Bethancourt, T. Ernesto. Great expecta-tions. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1987.H-L 823 Bet.

One true friend and other Irish short sto-ries. London: Longman, c1977.

H-L 823.01 One.

Bronte, Emily. Wuthering Heights. Lon-don: Longman, 1978.H-L 823.8 Bro.

My shalom, my peace: paintings andpoems by Jewish and Arab children. [s.1.]:American Israel Pub. Co., c1975.

H-L 892.41 My s.


Dancing teepees: poems ofAmerican In-

dian youth. New York: Holiday House,

c1989.H-L 897 Dan.

GEOGRAPHY/ HISTORY

Billings, Henry. Great disasters. Austin,

TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1990.H-L 904 Bil.

Great disasters: famous tragedies inAmerican history. Middletown, CT:Xerox Education Publications, c1974.H-L 904 Gre.

Frye, John. The search for the SantaMaria. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1973.

H-L 904.7 Fry.

Irgang, Jacob. How to prepare for thesocial studies test section of the new high


H-L 907.6 Irg.

Johnson, William. Empires beyond Eu-

rope: Asia, Africa, and the Americas. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1976.H-L 909.09 Joh.

Johnson, William. The modem world.New York: Scholastic Book Services,c1976.H-L 909.8 Joh.

Children are children are children: anactivity approach to exploring Brazil,France, Iran, Japan, Nigeria and theU.S.S.R. Boston: Little, Brown, c1978.H-L 909.827 Chi.

Jerrome, Edward G. Tales of pirates.Belmont, CA: Fearon Pitman, 1973.H-L 910.453 Jer.

Job, Kenneth A. Skills for understandingmaps and globes. Chicago: Follett, c1976.H-L 912 Job.

Maps, globes, graphs. Teacher's manual:an interactive programfor adults. Austin,TX: Stech-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 912 Map.

Maps, globes, graphs: an interactive pro-gram for adults. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 912 Map bk.

Scott, Foresman world atlas. Glenview,IL: Scott, Foresman, c1988.H-L 912 Sco.

Roderman, Winifred Ho. Gettingaround cities and towns. Hayward, CA:Janus, c1979.H-L 912.014 Rod.

Egan, E. W. Ceylon in pictures. NewYork: Sterling, c1970.

H-L 915.49 Ega.

Hautzig, Esther Rudomin. The endlesssteppe: growing up in Siberia. New York:T. Y. Crowell Co., c1968.

H-L 915.73 Hau.

Musgrove, Margaret. Ashanti to ZulwAfrican traditions . New York: Dial Booksfor Young Readers, 1980, c1976.H-L 916 Mus.


Epstein, Florence. Yesterday, today, to-morrow: 1939 - the present. New York:Scholastic Book Services, 1976.

H-L 917.3 Eps.

Friedman, F. Louis. Between two wars:1914-1939. New York: Scholastic Book

Services, [1970].H-L 917.3 Fri.

Friedman, F. Louis. Old hate, new hope,1860-1914. New York: Scholastic BockServices, c1970.H-L 917.3 Fri.

Hoexter, Corinne K. A nation conceivedand dedicate4 1620- 1860. New York:Scholastic Book Services, c1970.

H-L 917.3 Hoe.

Peck, Ira. The rise of the West. New

York: Scholastic Book Services, c1976.H-L 930 Pec.

Cunliffe, Barry W. Rome and the bar-barians. New York: H. Z. Walck, c1975.H-L 937.07 Cun.

Burns, Sheila. The age of Europe. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1976.

H-L 940 Bur.

Gribble, Leonard R. Famous historicalmysteries. London: Muller, c1969.

H-L 940.2 Gri.

Reiss, Johanna. The upstairs room.NewYork: Crowell, c1972.

H-L 940.53 Rei.

261

Aliav, Ruth. The secret ship. GardenCity, NY: Doubleday, c1978.

H-L 940.531 Mi.

Halliburton, Warren J. The Fighting RedTails: America's first Black airmen. NewYork: C.P.I., c1978.H-L 940.54 Hal.

Leckie, Robert. The battle for Iwo Jima.New York: Random House, c1967.H-L 940.54 Lec.

Vlahos, Olivia. Far Eastern beginnings.New York: Viking Press, c1976.H-L 950 Vla.

Dobler, Lavinia G. Great rulers of theAfrican past. Garden City, NY: Double-day, c1965.H-L 960 Dob.

Collier, Peter. When shall they rest? TheCherokees' long struggle with America.New York: Holt, r'nehart and Winston,[1973].H-L 970.004 Col.

Feder, Bernard. Cultures in conflict.New York: Globe Book Co., c1977.H-L 970.004 Fed.

Freedman, Russell. Indian chiefs. NewYork: Holiday House, c1987.H-L 970.004 Fre.

Gibson, Michael. The American Indian:from colonial times to the present. Lon-don: Wayland Publishers, c1974.

H-L 970.004 Gib.


Gridley, Marion Eleanor. American In-dian tribes. New York: Dodd, Mead,c1974.H-L 970.004 Gri.

Herbert, Wally. Eskimos. London: Col-

lins, c1976.H-L 970.004 Her.

Marquis, Arnold. A guide to America's

Indians: ceremonials, reservations, andmuseums. Norman: University of Okla-homa Press, c1974.

H-L 970.004 Mar.

White, Anne Terry. The false treaty: the

removal of the Cherokees from Georgia.New York: Scholastic Book Services,c1970.

H-L 970.004 Whi.

East, Ben. Forty days lost. Mankato,MN: Crestwood House, c1979.H-L 971.41 Eas.

Newlon, Clarke. The men who madeMexico. New York: Dodd, Mead, c1973.

H-L 972 New.

Wagenheirn, Kal. Reading exert-ses onthe history and culture of Puerto Rico.Elizabethtown, PA: Continental Press,

c1975.H-L 972.95 Wag.

Adams, Maryanne. Our United States

workbook. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1982.

H-L 973 Ada.

Lowrie, Barbara Woller. Settlers inAmerica. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1977.

H-L 973 Low.

Peck, Ira. A nation conceived and dedi-cated: prehistory to 1840. Austin, TX:Steck-Vaughn, c1983.H-L 973 Pec.

Rakes, Thomas A. America's early years.Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1979.

H-L 973 Rak.

Shapiro, Alan. Promise: America's his-tory from 1607 to 1865. Chicago: ScienceResearch Associates, c1970.H-L 973 Sha.

Shapiro, Alan. Teacher's guide. Chi-cago: Science Research Associates,c1970.H-L 973 Sha.

Harnishfeger, Lloyd. The collector'sguide to American Indian artifacts. Min-neapolis: Lerner, c1976.H-L 973.04 Har.

Meltzer, Ida S. Black history, events inFebruary. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab,c1980.

H-L 973.049 Mel.

Meltzer, Ida S. Blacks in early Americanhistory. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab, c1980.

H-L 973.049 Mel.

Stone, Melissa. Risldng it all. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.1 Sto.

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Stone, Melissa. Rebellion's song. Irvine,CA: National Education Corporation,c1989.H-L 973.3 Sto.

Fleming, Thomas J . Give me liberty:black valor in the Revolutionary War. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1971.H-L 973.34 Fle.

Europeans observe the American Revo-lution. New York: J. Messner, c1976.

H-L 973.38 Eur.

Chidsey, Donald Barr. Mr. Hamiltonand Mr. Jefferson. Nashville, TN: T. Nel-son, c1975.H-L 973.4 Chi.

Stone, Melissa. Creative days. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.4 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. You don't own me! Aus-tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.5 Sto.

Graham, Lorenz B. John Brown's raid.-a picture history of the attack on HarpersFeny, Virginia. New York: ScholasticBook Services, c1972.

H-L 973.68 Gra.

Stiller, Richard. The spy, the lady, thecaptain, and the colonel. New York:Scholastic Book Services, c1970.H-L 973.7 Sti.

Stone, Melissa. Clouds of war. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.7 Sto.

Werstein, Irving. The storming of FortWagner: black valor in the Civil War. NewYork: Scholastic Book Services, c1970.H-L 973.74 Wer.

Meltzer, Milton. To change the worlth apicture history of Rconstruction. NewYork: Schu:astic Book Services, c1971.H-L 973.8 Mel.

Stone, Melissa. A cry for action. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.8 Sto.

Peck, Ira. Coming of age, 1898 to 1939.Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn, c1983.H-L 973.9 Pec.

Rakes, Thomas A. Twentieth centuryAmerica. Austin, TX: Steck- Vaughn,c1979.H-L 973.9 Rak.

Stone, Melissa. Flying high. Austin, TX:Steck-Vaughn, c1989.H-L 973.91 Sto.

Stone, Melissa. Larger than life. Austin,TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.91 Sto.

Peck, Ira. Yesterday, today, tomorrow:1939 and after. New York: ScholasticBook Services, c1983.H-L 973.917 Pec.

Stone, Melissa. Brighter tomorrows.Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.

H-L 973.92 Sto.

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Schneiderman, Ron. The picture life of

George Bash. New York: F. Watts, c1989.H-L 973.927 Sch.

Wetmore, Ruth Y. First on the !an& the

North Carolina Indians. Winston-Salem,NC: J. F. Blair, c1975.

IivL 975.6 Wet.

Klotter, James C. History mysteries: the

cases of James Harrod, Tecumseh, "Hon-

est Dick" Tate, and William Goebel. Lex-

ington, KY: University Press ofKentucky, c1989.

H-L 976.9 Klo.

Stone, Melissa. Racing to the West. Aus-

tin, TX: Steck-Vaughn, c1989.H-L 978.01 Sto.

BIOGRAPHY

Hahn, James. Ali!: the sports career ofMuhammad Ali. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, c1981.

H-L B Ali, Muhammad.

Patterson, Charles. Marian Anderson.New York: Watts, c1988.

H-L B Anderson, Marian.

Weissberg, Ted. Arthur Ashe. NewYork: Chelsea House. ,1991.

H-L B Ashe, Arthur.

Garza, Hedda. Joan Baez. New York:Chelsea House, c1991.H-L B Baez, Joan.

Schroeder, Alan. Josephine Baker. New

York: Chelsea House, c1991.H-L B Baker, Josephine.

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Lennon, Adrian.Jorge Luis Borges. New

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Iverson, Genie. MargaretBourke-White,

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Homze, Alma. Willy Brandt: a biogra-phy. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson, c1974.

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Hahn, James. Brown!: the sports careerof James Brown. Mankato, MN: Crest-wood House, cI981.H-L B Brown, Jim.

Rodriguez, Consuelo. Cesar Chavez.New York: Chelsea House, c1991.H-L B Chavez, Cesar.

Gilbert, Thomas W. Roberto Clemente.New York: Chelsea House, c1991.

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Herbert, Solomon J. Bill Cosby. New

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Cunningham, Glenn. Never quit. Lin-

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Balducci, Carolyn. A self-made woman:biography of Nobel-prize- winner GraziaDeledda. Boston: Houghton Mifflin,c 1975 .

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Meltzer, Ida S. Frederick Douglass, greatabolitionist. Brooklyn, NY: Book-Lab,c1980.H-L B Douglass, Frederick.

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Campion, Nardi Reeder.Ann the Word:the life of Mother Ann Lee, founder of theShakers. Boston: Little, Brown, c1976.H-L B Lee, Ann.

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Naden, Corinne J. RonaldMcNair. New

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Roberts, Naurice. Andrew Young, free-

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Powers, Thomas J. Champions ofchange: biographies of famous HispanicAmericans. Austin, TX: Steck-Vaughn,c1989.H-L 92 Pow.

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Surge, Frank. Singers of the blues. Min-neapolis: Lerner, c1969.HI- 92 Sur.

Verdick, Mary. Buried alive: and otherstories of true adventure and daring. Mid-dletown, CT: Xerox Education Publica-tions, c1978.H-L 92 Ver.

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Waynu, Be-mett. 3 jazz greats. Cham-paign, IL: C .rrard, c1973.H-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. Big league pitchers andcatchers. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1974.

H-L 92 Way.

Wayne, Bennett. Four women of cour-age. Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1975.

H-L 92 Way.


Wayne, Bennett. Indian patriots of the

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Wayne, Bennett. Men of the wild fron-

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Wayne, Bennett. They loved the land.Champaign, IL: Garrard, c1974.

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Alexander, L. G. Clint Magee. London:

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Barnett, Cynthia Faye. Ben's gift. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1981.H-L Bar.

Belina, Tom. Flight to fear. Belmont,CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.

H-L Bel.

Benchley, Peter. Selected from Jaws.New York: Literacy Volunteers of NewYork City, c1990.

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Bledsoe, Lucy Jane. Break away. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Ble.

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Blount, Brenda.Archie, Jr. Trenton, NJ:Dynamic Programs, c1976.H-L Blo.

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Bradbury, Ray. Selectedfrom Dark they

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Bradley, Steve. The masterpiece. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Bra.

Bradley, Steve. The sure thing. Belmont,

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Brandner, Gary. Dressed upfor murder.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1986.

H-L Bra.

Brandner, Gary. The experiment. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Bra.

Brandner, Gary. Mind grabber. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Bra.

Brandner, Gary. The wetgood-bye. Bel-

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Bromley, Dudley. Bad moon. Belmont,

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Bromley, Dudley. North to Oak Island.Belmont, CA: Fearon- Pitman, c1977.H-L Bro.

Bunting, Eve. Fifteen. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. For always. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. The girl in the painting.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1978.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Just like everyone else.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Maggie the freak. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Nobody krzows but me.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Oh, Rick! Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1984.

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Bunting, Eve. A part of the dream. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

Bunting, Eve. Survival camp. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Bun.

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Campbell, Archie. Diamonds in the dirt.

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Cebu lash, Mel. The kid with the lefthook. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Ceb.

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Colby, Robert. Vanished. Belmont, CA:

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D'Amelio, Dan. Silvabamba. Belmont,CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.H-L D'Am.

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H-L Eis.

Eisenberg, Lisa. House of laughs. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1980.H-L Eis.

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Eisenberg, Lisa. On the run. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1984.H-L Eis.

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Erdrich, Louise. Selected from Lovemedicine. New York: Literacy Volun-teers, c1989.

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Farrell, Ben. Mad dog. Belmont, CA:

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Feagin, Clairece Booher. Johnson and

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Feagin, Clairece Booher. What shouldmother do?: stories for moms and dads.Austin, TX: Better Learning, c1989.

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Feagin, Clairece Booher. Why is Daddy

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Feagin, Michelle. The cake: and otherstories for moms and dads. Austin, TX:Better Learning, c1989.H-L Fea.

Feagin, Michelle. Reading the newspa-

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H-L Fea.

Feagin, Michelle. Why does baby cry?:

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Better Learning, c1989.H-L Fea.

Feinstein, Stephen. Out of this world.

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Fleming, Ian. Thunderball. London:Longman Group, c1978.H-L Fle.

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Gersdorf, A. G. The bird. Belmont, CA:

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Gersdorf, A. G. Claw the col4 coldearth. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1988.

H-L Ger.

Gersdorf, A. G. Eden's daughters. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Ger.

Gersdorf, A. G. Trouble at CatskillCreek. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1988.H-L Ger.

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Girard, Ken. Fun house. Belmont, CA:

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Girard, Ken. The ham who cried wolf.

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Girard, Ken. Weekend vacation. Bel-

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Greene, Janice. Bad luck gold. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. The deadly cuckoo. Bel-

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Greene, Janice. Dirt rider. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Fast forward. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Flight of the sparrow.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.

H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Mad enough to la. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Gre.

Greene, Janice. Message for murder.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Gre.

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Haley, Alex. Selected from A differentland of Christmas. New York: LiteracyVolunteers of New York City, c1991.H-L Hal.

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Hill, Prescott. Blackbeard's medal. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Hil.

Hill, Prescott. Follow the whales. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Hil.

Hill, Prescott. Welcome to Slaill Can-yon. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,c1988.H-L Hil.

Hiller, Doris. Black beach. Chicago:Children's Press, c1977.H-L Hil.

Hiller, Doris. Little Big Top. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.

H-L Hil.

Hiller, Douglas. The spotter. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Hil.

Hull, Jessie Redding. The other side ofyellow. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1980.H-L Hul.


Hull, Jessie Redding. Take care of Mil-

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Jackson, Anita. '57 T-bird. Belmont,CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1979.

H-L Jac.

Jackson, Anita. The actor. Belmont,


Jackson, Anita. A deadly game. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.

H-L Jac.

Jackson, Anita. Dreams. Belmont, CA:Fearon-Pitman, c1979.H-L Jac.

Jackson, Anita. The ear. Belmont, CA:Fearon-Pitman, c1979.H-L Jac.

Jackson, Anita. Homecoming. Belmont,


Jackson, Anita. No rent to pay. Belmont,

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Jackson, Anita. ZB4. Belmont, CA:


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H-L Jon.

Keller, Rosanne. Five dog night andother tales. Syracuse, NY: New ReadersPress, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Dead moon. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Good-bye to earth. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. .Ing of the stars. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. The last cowboy. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. On the red world. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Star gold. Chicago:Children's Press, c1979.H-L Kel.

Kelley, Leo P. Vacation in space. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Kel.

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Kelley, Leo P. Where no sun shines. Bel-

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Lane, Bradley. The big time. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lan.

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H-L Lan.

Laymon, Richard. The beast. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Beginner's luck. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.

H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The caller. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Cardiac arrest. Bel-

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H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The lonely one. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Marathon. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The night creature.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Night games. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Night ride. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The return. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Lay.


Laymon, Richard. Shootout at Joe's.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. Thin air. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Lay.

Laymon, Richard. The trap. Belmont,


Liberatore, Karen. Coming home. Bel-

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London, Jack. The call of the wild. New

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Lorimer, Janet. Brannigan's folly. Bel-


Lorimer, Janet. The CardzffHill mystery.

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Lorimer, Janet. A dangerous game. Bel-


Lorimer, Janet. Deadly rose. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The dollhouse. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The eye of Kali. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Family reunion. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The glory girl. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The night marchers.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Picture of evil. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1988.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. The poison pen mystery.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. Till death do us pan.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1988.H-L Lor.

Lorimer, Janet. TiMe's reach. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Lor.

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Madden, David. Creative choices: aspectrum of quality and technique in fic-

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Mann, Peggy. The drop-in. New York:Scholastic Book Services, c1979.H-L Man.

Marlowe, Dan J. Claire. Belmont, CA:


Marlowe, Dan J. The comeback. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Mar.

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Marlowe, Dan J. The Devlin affair. Bel-


Marlowe, Dan J. Game day. Belmont,

CA: Pitman, c1985.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. The hitter. Belmont,

CA: Feahh-i, cI987.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Janie. Belmont, CA:


Marlowe, Dan J. The kid who soldmoney. Belmont, CA: Fearon, 1986.

H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. The mudder. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. No loose ends. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. No witnesses. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1984.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Pension plan. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Redmond's shot. Bel-mont CA: Pitman, c1985.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Return payment. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. The sixth man. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Small-town beat. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Mar.

Marlowe, Dan J. Turk. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1985.H-L Mar.

Martin, Albert Y. Secret spy. Belmont,CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.H-L Mar.

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Martin, Albert. Secret spy. Chicago:Children's Press, c1979.H-L Mar.

Matthews, Clayton. Death at the border.Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Mat.

McAuliffe, Jim. Three mile house. Bel-

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McFall, Karen. Pat King's family. Syra-

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Middleton, Robert. The lost train. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Mid.

Miller, Christopher Ransom. Stroke ofluck. Belmont, CA: Fearon Education,

c1981.H-L Mil.

Miller, Leonard W. The bridge. Tren-ton, NJ: Dynamic Programs, c1976.

H-L Mil.

Moore, Allan. Bill Waite's will. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1984.

H-L Moo.

Moore, Allan. The diary. Belmont, CA:

Pitman, c1984.H-L Moo.

Morris, Laurence G. S. The pilgrim'sprogress. FortWashington, PA: ChristianLiterature Crusade, c1954.

H-L Mor.

Mountain, Lee Harrison. Star trt'ir: fol-low your own flight plan on a perilousspace tour. Providence, RI: Jamestown,c1978.H-L Mou.

Napoli, Tony. Voices in the night. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Nap.

Naylor, Gloria. Selected from Thewomen of Brewster Place. New York: Lit-eracy Volunteers of New York City,c1991.H-L Nay.

276

Nikischer, Jon. Just in case. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Nik.

Nikischer, Jon. Tripping. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1987.H-L Nik.

Nussbaum, Al. Gypsy. Belmont, CA:Fearon-Pitman, c1977.H-L Nus.

Nussbaum, AI. The legend. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L Nus.

Nussbaum, Al. Snowbound. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1986.

H-L Nus.

Nussman, Alf. The sleepers. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Nus.

Adult islew Reader Classified List A-147

Ogren, Thomas. Birthday boy. Syracuse,NY: New Readers Press, c1990.

H-L Ogr.

Oreshnik, A. F. The Demeter Star. Chi-cago: Children's Press, c1977.

H-L Ore.

Otfinoski, Steven. The Verlaine crossing.Belmont, CA: Fearon- Pitman, c1977.H-L Otf.

Otfinoski, Steven. Village of vampires.Belmont, CA: Fearon Pitman, c1979.

H-L Otf.

People like you. Columbus, OH: CharlesE. Merrill, c1968.

H-L Peo.

Puzo, Mario. Selected from The godfa-ther. New York: Literacy Volunteers ofNew York City, c1991.

H-L Puz.

Reed, Fran. A dream with storms. Syra-cuse, NY: New Readers Press, c1979.

H-L Ree.

Reiff, Tana. Chicken by Che. Belmont,CA: Fearon Education, c1988.

H-L Rei.

Reiff, Tana. Mollie's year. Belmont, CA:Fearon Education, c1979.

H-L Rei.

Rice, Earle. The animals. Belmont, CA:Fearon Pitman, c1979.

H-L Ric.

279

Rice, Earle. Tiger, lion, hawk: a story ofFlying Tigers. Chicago: Children's Press,c1977.H-L Ric.

Richardson, Fay. Dark to bright future.Trenton, NJ: Dynamic Programs, c1976.

H-L Ric.

Richardson, Fay. Winning twice. Tren-ton, NJ: Dynamic Programs, c1976.

H-L Ric.

Swinburne, Laurence. Felisa Rincon deGautier. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Quercus,c1990.H-L Rincon de Gautier.

Idestam-Almquist, Bengt. The RobinHood stories. St. Louis: Webster, c1952.

H-L Rob.

Rosensteel, Mary C. The actress. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

Ros.

Rosensteel, Mary C. The rivals. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Ros.

St. Vincent, David. Casey's claw. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Sai.

Salas, Nichole. Night of the Kachina.Belmont, CA: Fearon- Pitman, c1977.

H-L Sal.

Shankland, Stephen A. Vital force. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Sha.


Shea, George. I died here. Chicago:Children's Press, c1979.H-L She.

Sheldon, Sidney. Selected from Wind-

mills of the gods." ew York: Literacy Vol-

unteers of New York City, c1991.H-L She.

Smeds, Dave. Hennesy's test. Belmont,

CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Sme.

Smeds, Dave. Sinldng ship. Belmont,

CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Sme.

Stevenson, John. The blind alley. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon, c1986.H-L Ste.

Stoker, Bram. Dracula. West Haven,

CT: Pendulum Press, c1973.H-L Sto.

Stone, N. J. The adventures of Shelley

Holmes. Belmont, CA: Fearon Educa-

tion, c1988.H-L Sto.

Sundquist, Nancy. A changed man. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Sun.

Suter, Joanne. Dares. Belmont, CA:Fearon Education, c1988.

H-L Sut.

Suter, Joanne. Hard road to paradise.Belmont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.

H-L Sut.

Suter, Joanne. Tomorrow's child. Bel-

mont, CA: Fearon Education, c1988.H-L Sut.

Timmons, Stan. The black gold conspir-

acy. Belmont, CA: Fearon, c1988.H-L Tim.

Turner, T. P. Kiss and make up. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.

H-L Tur.

Turner, T. P. A love to share. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Tur.

Turner, T. P. Never too late. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Tur.

Turner, T. P. The road to love. Belmont,


Tyler, Anne. Selected from The acciden-

tal tourist. New York: Literacy Volun-teers of New York City, c1991.

H-L Tyl.

James, Kenneth. Inspector Thackerayinvestigates. London: Longman, c1974.

H-L Wal.

Warren, George. Markers. Belmont,CA: Fearon, c1985.H-L War.

Warren, William. Willie's choice. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L War.


Weidman, Enrique. The flavorist. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Wei.

Werner, Hermann. Rosina Torres, LPN.New York: Scholastic Book Services,

c1979.H-L Wer.

Wheeler, Walter Hall. Wet fire. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon-Pitman, c1977.

H-L Whe.

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Wheeler, William H. Countelfeit! Chi-cago: Children's Press, c1979.H-L Whe.

White, Nancy. Follow your dream. Bel-mont, CA: Fearon, c1987.H-L Whi.

White, Nancy. No secrets. Belmont, CA:Fearon, c1987.

H-L Whi.