Guide to Education Resources

Journal Articles

Journals include some of the latest research in the field.  To find articles, you need to start with research databases. They allow you to search hundreds or even thousands of journals at once.

 

    ERIC* A national information system funded by the U.S. Department of Education which provides access to both journal articles* and documents* (such as reports, lesson plans and other information) on education-related issues.  ERIC has 2 types of information:

        *EJ = ERIC Journal Articles

        *ED = ERIC Documents

 

    PsychInfo*Available via EbscoHost: A comprehensive international database of psychology, covering the academic, research, and practice literature in psychology from over 45 countries in more than 30 languages.

    Sociological Abstracts*Provides access to the latest international findings in theoretical and applied sociology, social science, and political science.

 

    Academic Search Premier*This EbscoHost database offers scholarly information in nearly every area of academic study including: education, computer sciences, engineering, physics, chemistry, language and linguistics, arts & literature, medical sciences, ethnic studies, and many more.

 

* If HTML or PDF documents not available, find full-text by clicking on    If the library doesn't have it you can order it through Interlibrary Loan ( 5-10 days delivery).

Books

Find books by searching the Library Catalog. Can't think of terms to describe your topic?  Catalogs use specific subject headings to group related books together.  A good strategy is to:

  • enter a KEYWORD or two
  • scan the list for one good item of interest
  • click on the SUBJECT HEADINGS for that item
  • scan the list of SUBJECT HEADINGS for ones that are of interest
  • click on another subject heading to search for more items

 

Circuit and Other Catalogs

Having trouble finding books in the CSUSM Library catalog?  Try searching the Circuit or other catalogs.  You can use the same search strategy listed above for "Books at Cal State San Marcos".  Remember, you can get almost any book you need from other libraries using Inter-Library Loan.


Useful Call number

The entire "L" call number group is dedicated to the field of Education. Check the books in the "L" section of any academic library to see their collection of education-related books!

Other Options

Circuit (1-3 day delivery)
Search the collections of other San Diego area libraries -- about 3,000,000 books. Find and request books directly online; pick them up at our Library in 1-3 days.

WorldCat (5-10 day delivery)
Search the collections of libraries world-wide -- about 52,000,000 books. Find a book in this database, and fill-out an Interlibrary Loan delivery request. Book will be delivered to Library for pickup.

SG-EDUC-Curriculum Materials

The Virginia Hansen Curriculum Room houses materials that can be used in the classroom as teaching aids, as well as the Frameworks and manipulatives, kits and other resources for teachers. These materials can be easily found in the Library Catalog.

Useful Genres for finding materials to help you teach!

Teaching Guides

Instructional Materials

Video Recordings

Juvenile Literature

 
A small collection of children's books are located in the JUV section near the Barahona Center -- the Center for the Study of Books in Spanish for Children and Young Adults. "The Center endeavors to inform current and future educational decision-makers about books centered around Latino people and culture and about books in Spanish and their value in education of English-speaking and Spanish-speaking children and adolescents."

The San Diego County Office of Education houses the Learning Resource Display Center (LRDC) where several K-8 adopted instructional materials are held for your use.

Caldecott Award Winners


medals

The Caldecott Medal is awarded annually by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association. The first medal was donated by Frederic G. Melcher (1879-1963) in 1938, and was awarded to the artist of the most distinguished American picture book for children published in the United States during the preceding year. The name of the award comes in honor of Randolph Caldecott, a 19th century English illustrator, because his works best represented the “joyousness and beauty of picture books.” The horseman on the medal is taken from one of his illustrations for “John Gilpin.”

 

 

All items are in the Juvenile section unless otherwise stated.

2009 Beth Krommes (text by Susan Marie Swanson) --- The House in the Night Available through the Circuit

2008 Brian Selznick --- The Invention of Hugo Cabret: a Novel in Words and Pictures PS3619.E469 I58 2007

2007 David Wiesner --- Flotsam PS3573.I3814 F56 2006

2006 Chris Raschka (text by Norton Juster) --- Hello, Goodbye Window PS3560.U8 H45 2005

2005 Kevin Henkes --- Kitten's First Full Moon PS3558.E49586 K58 2004

2004 Mordicai Gerstein --- The Man Who Walked Between the Towers GV551.G47 2003

2003 Eric Rohmann --- My Friend Rabbit PS3568.O4972 M94 2002 ; CSBS E Rohmann

2002 David Wiesner --- The Three Pigs PS3573.I3814 T47 2001 ; CSBS E Wiesner

2001 David Small (text by Judith St. George) --- So You Want to Be President? E176.1 S699 2000 ; CSBS 973.099 S152

2000 Simms Taback --- Joseph Had a Little Overcoat PZ7 .T1115 Jo 1999

1999 Mary Azarian (text by Jacqueline Briggs Martin) --- Snowflake Bentley QC858.B46 M37 1998

1998 Paul O. Zelinsky --- Rapunzel PS3576.E4448 R37 1997 ; CSBS Fic Zelinsky

1997 David Wisniewski --- Golem BM531.W57 1996

1996 Peggy Rathmann --- Officer Buckle and Gloria PS3568.A7197 O44 1995

1995 David Diaz (text by Eve Bunting) --- Smoky Night PS3552.U4735 S66 1994 ; CSBS E Bunting

1994 Allen Say --- Grandfather's Journey PZ7 .S2744 Gr 1993

1993 Emily Arnold McCully --- Mirette on the High Wire PZ7 .M478415 Mi 1992

1992 David Wiesner --- Tuesday PS3573.I3814 T84 1991

1991 David Macaulay --- Black and White PS3563.A252 B53 1990

1990 Ed Young --- Lon Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story from China PS3575.O783 L66 1989

1989 Stephen Gammell (text Karen Ackerman) --- Song and Dance Man PZ7 .A1824 So 1988 ; CSBS E Ackerman

1988 John Schoenherr (text Jane Yolen) --- Owl Moon PS3575.O43 O95 1987

1987 Richard Egielski (text by Arthur Yorinks) --- Hey, Al PZ7 .Y819 He 1986

1986 Chris Van Allsburg --- The Polar Express PS3572.A41367 P65 1985 ; CSBS E Van Alls

1985 Trina Schart Hyman (text by Margaret Hodges) --- Saint George and the Dragon PZ8.1 .H69 Sai 1984

1984 Alice Provensen and Martin Provensen --- The Glorious Flight TL721.B5 P76

1983 Marcia Brown --- Shadow PQ2605.E55 F4713

1982 Chris Van Allsburg --- Jumanji PS3572.A41367 1981 ; CSBS E Van Alls

1981 Arnold Lobel --- Fables PS3562.O18 F33 1980 ; CSBS E Lobel

1980 Barbara Cooney (text by Donald Hall) --- Ox-Cart Man PZ7 .H14115 Ox

1979 Paul Goble --- The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses PS3557.O2176 G57 1978 ; CSBS Fic Goble

1978 Peter Spier --- Noah's Ark PZ7 .S7544 No ; CSBS 222.1109505 S755

1977 Leo Dillon and Dian Dillon (text by Margaret Musgrove) --- Ashanti to Zulu: African Traditions GN645.M87

1976 Leo Dillon and Diane Dillon (text by Verna Aardema) --- Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears PZ8.1 .A213 Wh 1975 ; CSBS 398.2 A113

1975 Gerald McDermott --- Arrow to the Sun E99.P9 M25 1974 ; CSBS Fic Mcdermot

1974 Margot Zemach (text by Harve Zemach) --- Duffy and the Devil PZ8.1 .Z38 Du

1973 Blair Lent (text by Arlene Mosel) --- The Funny Little Woman PS3563.O88367 F86 1972

1972 Nonny Hogrogian --- One Fine Day PZ7 .H6844 On 1971 ; CSBS E Hogrogia

1971 Gail E. Haley --- A Story A Story PZ8.1 .H139 ST 1988

1970 William Steig --- Sylvester and the Magic Pebble PZ10.3 .S816 Sy ; CSBS Fic Steig

1969 Uri Shulevitz (text by Arthur Ransome) --- The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship PS6035.A63 F66 1968 ; CSBS Fic Ransom

1968 Ed Emberley (text by Barbara Emberley) --- Drummer Hoff PZ8.3 .E515 Dr

1967 Evaline Ness --- Sam, Bangs and Moonshine PZ7 .N4384 Sam ; CSBS E Ness

1966 Nonny Hogrogian (text by Leclair Alger) --- Always Room for One More PZ8.3 .A388 An

1965 Beni Montresor (text by Beatrice Schenk de Regniers) --- May I Bring a Friend? PZ8.3 .D443 May 1964

1964 Maurice Sendak --- Where the Wild Things Are PS3569.E6 W44 1963 ; CSBS E Sendak

1963 Ezra Jack Keats --- The Snowy Day PS3561.E25243 S66 1962 ; CSBS E Keats

1962 Marcia Brown --- Once a Mouse PZ8.2 .H5 On

1961 Nicholas Sidjakov (text by Ruth Robbins) --- Baboushka and the Three Kings PZ8.1 .R5 Bab

1960 Marie Hall Ets (text by Marie Hall Ets and Aurora Labastida) --- Nine Days to Christmas PS3509.T76 N56 1959 ; CSBS Fic Ets

1959 Barbara Cooney --- Chanticleer and the Fox PZ8.2 .C78 Ch

1958 Robert McCloskey --- Time of Wonder PS3563.C34164 T56 1957

1957 Marc Simont (text by Janice Udry) --- A Tree Is Nice QK475.8.U36 ; CSBS E Udry

1956 Feodor Rojankovsky (text by John Langstaff) --- Frog Went A-Courtin' PS3523.A5932 F76 1955

1955 Marcia Brown --- Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper PZ8 .P426 Ci

1954 Ludwig Bemelmans --- Madeline's Rescue PZ8.3 .B425 Mah

1953 Lynd Ward --- The Biggest Bear PZ7 .W2146 Bi

1952 Nicolas Mordvinoff (text by William Lipkind) --- Finders Keepers PZ7 .L6637 Fi

1951 Katherine Milhous --- The Egg Tree PZ7 .M596 Eg

1950 Leo Politi --- Song of the Swallows PZ7 .P753 So 1987

1949 Berta Hader and Elmer Hader --- The Big Snow PZ7 .H117 Bh 1948

1948 Roger Duvoisin (text by Alvin Tresselt) --- White Snow, Bright Snow PS3539.R44 W45 1988

1947 Leonard Weisgard (text by Margaret Wise Brown) --- The Little Island

1946 Maude Petersham and Miska Petersham --- The Rooster Crows PZ8.3 .P447 Ro

1945 Elizabeth Orton Jones (text by Rachel Field) --- Prayer for a Child BV265.F5

1944 Louis Slobodkin (text by James Thurber) --- Many Moons PZ7 .T422 Man ; CSBS Fic Thurber

1943 Virginia Lee Burton --- The Little House PS3503.U738 L58 1969

1942 Robert McCloskey --- Make Way for Ducklings PS3563.C34164 M35 1941 ; CSBS E McCloske

1941 Robert Lawson --- They Were Strong and Good PZ7 .L4384 Th

1940 Ingri d'Aulaire and Edgar Parin d'Aulaire --- Abraham Lincoln E457.905 A86 1957

1939 Thomas Handforth --- Mei Li PZ7 .H192 Me

1938 Dorothy P. Lathrop (text by Helen Dean Fish) --- Animals of the Bible, A Picture Book BS663.L37 1998

California Young Reader Medal Winners

Young people suggest the names of favorite books for nomination, or teachers and librarians note repeatedly read or requested titles, and these are submitted to the California Young Reader Medal Committee. Members of the committee read the suggested books, discuss their merits and appeal to children, and then decide upon a well-balanced list of nominees. A book to be considered for nomination must be an original work of fiction published within the last five years by a living author.

2008 Winners 

Primary

Dex: The Heart of a Hero (originally published as Superdog: The Heart of a Hero) by Caralyn Buehner. Illustrated by Mark Buehner 

Intermediate 

Each Little Bird That Sings by Deborah Wiles
 

Middle School/Junior High 

The Schwa was Here by Neal Shusterman 

Young Adult 

Private Peaceful by Michael Morpugo 

Picture Books for Older Readers 

Mr. Maxwell's Mouse by Frank Asch. Illustrated by Devin Asch 

2007 Winners

Primary 

My Lucky Day by Keiko Kasza

Intermediate

Christopher Mouse: The Tale of a Small Traveler by William Wise, illustrated by Patrick Benson

Middle School/Junior High

Al Capone Does My Shirts by Gennifer Choldenko

Young Adult

Shattering Glass by Gail Giles

Picture Books for Older Readers

Cats in Krasinski Square by Karen Hesse, illustrated by Wendy Watson

2006 Winners

Primary 

Miss Smith's Incredible Storybook by Michael Garland

Intermediate

The Good Dog by Avi

Middle School/Junior High

12 Again by Sue Corbett

Young Adult

After by Francine Prose 

Picture Books for Older Readers

Boxes for Katje by Candace Fleming and Stacey Dressen-McQueen 

2005 Winners

Primary 

Muncha! Muncha! Muncha! by Candace Fleming and G. Brian Karas

Intermediate

Ruby Holler by Sharon Creech 

Middle School/Junior High

Things Not Seen by Andrew Clements

Young Adult  

Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz

Picture Books for Older Readers

Mr. Lincoln's Way by Patricia Polacco 

2004 Winners

Primary 

A Fine, Fine School by Sharon Creech

Intermediate

The School Story by Andrew Clements 

Middle School/Junior High

Flipped by Wendelin Van Draanen 

Young Adult  

Ties That Bind, Ties That Break by Lensey Namioka 

Picture Books for Older Readers

And the Dish Ran Away With the Spoon by Janet Stevens 

2003 Winners

Primary 

I Will Never, Not Ever Eat a Tomato by Lauren Child 

Intermediate

Because of Winn Dixie by Kate DiCamillo 

Middle School/Junior High

Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen

Young Adult

Define "Normal" by Julie Anne Peters 

Picture Books for Older Readers

The Babe and I by David Adler

2002 Winners

Primary 

Hooway for Wodney Wat by Helen Lester. Illustrated by Lynn Munsinger

Intermediate

Million Dollar Shot by Dan Gutman 

Middle School/Junior High

Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key by Jack Gantos 

Young Adult

Bad by Jean Ferris 

Picture Books for Older Readers

Weslandia by Paul Fleischman

2001 Winners

Primary 

Grandpa's Teeth by Rod Clement

Intermediate

Honus and Me: A Baseball Card Adventure by Dan Gutman 

Middle School/Junior High

Among the Hidden by Margaret Peterson Haddix

Young Adult

Armageddon Summer by Jane Yolen and Bruce Coville

2000 Winners

Primary 

Lost by Paul Brett Johnson and Celeste Lewis

Intermediate

Riding Freedom by Pam Munoz Ryan 

Middle School/Junior High

Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine 

Young Adult

Breaking Boxes by A.M. Jenkins 

1999 Winners

Primary 

Livingstone Mouse by Pam Edwards. Illustrated by Henry Cole

Intermediate

The 13th Floor: A Ghost Story by Sid Fleischman. Illustrated by Peter Sis 

Middle School/Junior High

Under the Blood-Red Sun by Graham Salisbury 

Young Adult  

The Only Alien on the Planet by Kristen Randle 

1998 Winners

Primary 

Dog Breath by Dav Piley

Intermediate

The Junkyard Dog by Erika Tamar 

Middle School/Junior High

The Watsons Go to Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis 

Young Adult

Ironman by Chris Crutcher 

1997 Winners

Primary 

Don't Fidget a Feather by Erica Silverman. Illustrated by S.D. Schindler 

Intermediate

Jennifer Murdley's Toad by Bruce Coville 

Middle School/Junior High

Sparrow Hawk Red by Ben Mikaelsen 

Young Adult  

Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes by Chris Crutcher 

1996 Winners

Primary 

Stellaluna by Janell Cannon 

Intermediate

Time for Andrew: A Ghost Story by Mary Downing Hahn 

Middle School/Junior High

Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philbrick 

Young Adult

Shadow of the Dragon by Sherry Garland

1995 Winners

Primary 

Martha Speaks by Susan Meddaugh 

Intermediate

Stonewords: A Ghost Story by Pam Conrad 

Middle School/Junior High

Rescue Josh McGuire by Ben Mikaelsen 

Young Adult

Downriver by Will Hobbs

1994 Winners

Primary 

High-Wire Henry by Mary Calhoun. Illustrated by Erick Ingraham 

Intermediate

Scared Stiff by Willo Davis Roberts 

Middle School/Junior High

There's a Girl in My Hammerlock by Jerry Spinelli 

Young Adult  

We All Fall Down by Robert Cormier 

1993 Winners

Primary 

Julius, the Baby of the World by Kevin Henkes 

Intermediate

Fudge-a-Mania by Judy Blume 

Middle School/Junior High

Something Upstairs by Avi 

Young Adult

The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Klause

1992 Winners

Primary 

Never Spit on Your Shoes by Denys Cazet 

Intermediate

All About Sam by Lois Lowry 

Middle School/Junior High

Sniper by Theodore Taylor 

Young Adult  

A Sudden Silence by Eve Bunting

1991 Winners

Primary 

Tacky the Penguin by Helen Lester. Illustrated by Lynn Munsinger 

Intermediate

Harry's Mad by Dick King-Smith

Middle School/Junior High

December Stillness by Mary Downing Hahn 

Young Adult

Night Kites by M.E. Kerr 

1990 Winners

Primary 

Eyes of the Dragon by Margaret Leaf. Illustrated by Ed Young 

Intermediate

The War with Grandpa by Robert K. Smith 

Middle School/Junior High

The Other Side of Dark by Joan Lowery Nixon

Young Adult

Izzy, Willy Nilly by Cynthia Voigt 

1989 Winners

Primary 

What Happened to Patrick's Dinosaurs? by Carol Carrick. Illustrated by Donald Carrick 

Intermediate

The Castle in the Attic by Elizabeth Winthrop 

Middle School/Junior High

The Stalker by Joan Lowery Nixon

Young Adult

The Face at the Edge of the World by Eve Bunting 

1988 Winners

Primary 

If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff. Illustrated by Felicia Bond

Intermediate

Be a Perfect Person in Just 3 Days by Stephen Manes

Middle School/Junior High

The Root Cellar by Janet Lunn

Young Adult

Interstellar Pig by William Sleator 

1987 Winners

Primary 

The Napping House by Audrey Wood. Illustrated by Don Wood 

Intermediate

The Dollhouse Murders by Betty Ren Wright 

Middle School/Junior High

You Shouldn't Have to Say Goodbye by Patricia Hermes 

Young Adult

Pursuit by Michael French 

1986 Winners

Primary 

Space Case by Edward Marshall. Illustrated by James Marshall 

Intermediate

Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade by Barthe DeClements 

Middle School/Junior High

Girl with the Silver Eyes by Willo Davis Roberts 

Young Adult

The Darkangel by Meredith Pierce 

1985 Winners

Primary 

Herbie's Troubles by Carol Chapman. Illustrated by Kelly Oechsli 

Intermediate

The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks 

Middle School/Junior High

Taking Terri Mueller by Norma Fox Mazer 

Young Adult  

The Truth Trap by Frances Miller 

1984 Winners

Primary 

Bagdad Ate It by Phyllis Green. Illustrated by Joel Schick 

Intermediate

The Trouble with Tuck by Theodore Taylor 

Middle School/Junior High

There's a Bat in Bunk Five by Paula Danziger 

Young Adult  

Stranger with My Face by Lois Duncan 

1983 Winners

Primary 

Liza Lou and the Yeller Belly Swamp by Mercer Mayer 

Intermediate

Superfudge by Judy Blume 

Middle School/Junior High

Tiger Eyes by Judy Blume 

Young Adult

Summer of Fear by Lois Duncan 

1982 Winners

Primary 

Miss Nelson is Missing by Harry Allard. Illustrated by James Marshall 

Intermediate

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Middle School/Junior High

Hail, Hail, Camp Timberwood by Ellen Conford 

Young Adult

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

1981 Winners

Primary 

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Intermediate

Summer of the Monkeys by Wilson Rawls 

Middle School/Junior High

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Young Adult  

A Summer to Die by Lois Lowry 

1980 Winners

Primary 

Big Bad Bruce by Bill Peet 

Intermediate

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Middle School/Junior High

The Pinballs by Betsy Byars

Young Adult

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

1979 Winners

Primary 

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Intermediate

Danny, the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl 

Middle School/Junior High

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Young Adult  

The Late Great Me by Sandra Scoppettone 

1978 Winners

Primary 

Little Rabbit's Loose Tooth by Lucy Bate. Illustrated by Diane de Groat

Intermediate

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Middle School/Junior High

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Young Adult

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

1977 Winners

Primary 

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Intermediate

Freaky Friday by Mary Rodgers 

Middle School/Junior High

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Young Adult

Watership Down by Richard Adams 

1976 Winners

Primary 

How Droofus the Dragon Lost His Head by Bill Peet

Intermediate

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Middle School/Junior High

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Young Adult

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

1975 Winners

Primary

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Intermediate

How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell

Middle School/Junior High

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

Young Adult

NO AWARD GIVEN (see NOTES)

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NOTES The first Primary Award was given in 1976. Primary books were not included in the voting in 1977, 1979 and 1981. Beginning in 1987, the illustrator of the winning book was given full recognition along with the author. Intermediate books were not included in the 1976, 1978, or 1980 voting. After the 1977 voting, it was decided the intermediate category was too broad and a Middle School/Junior High School category was added. The Middle School/Junior High School Award began in 1980; it was not included in the voting in 1981. The Young Adult Award began in 1977. Young Adult books were not included in the voting in 1978, 1980, and 1982. The Picture Books for Older Readers Award was begun in 2000; it was not included in the vote of 2001.

 

Newbery Medal Award Winners

medals

In the United States, the John Newbery Medal is the most prestigious children's book award that an author can receive. The Newbery Medal is an annual children's book award administered by the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) of the American Library Association (ALA). It is presented "to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children published in English in the United States during the preceding year." The John Newbery Medal, commonly referred to as the Newbery, has been awarded every year since 1922. It is named for John Newbery, an eighteenth-century British bookseller.

All books are located in the Juvenile section unless otherwise indicated.

2009 Neil Gaiman --- The Graveyard Book PS3557.A3519 G73 2009

2008 Laura Amy Schlitz --- Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!: Voices from a Medieval Village PS3619.C43 C55 2007

2007 Susan Patron --- The Higher Power of Lucky PZ7.P27565 Hig 2006

2006 Lynne Rae Perkins --- Criss Cross PS3566.E6914824 C75 2005

2005 Cynthia Kadohata --- Kira-Kira PS3561.A3615 K57 2004

2004 Kate DiCamillo --- The Tale of Despereaux: Being the Story of a Mouse, a Princess, Some Soup, and a Spool of Thread PS3604.I23 T35 2003

2003 Avi --- Crispin: The Cross of Lead PS3551.V5 C75 2004

2002 Linda Sue Park --- A Single Shard PZ7 .P22115 Si 2001 ; CSBS Fic Park

2001 Richard Peck --- A Year Down Yonder PS3566.E2526 Y43 2000

2000 Christopher Paul Curtis --- Bud, Not Buddy PS3533.U6944 B83 1999 ; CSBS Fic Curtis

1999 Louis Sachar --- Holes PZ7 .S1185 Ho 1998 ; CSBS Fic Sachar

1998 Karen Hesse --- Out of the Dust PS3558.E797867 O78 1997 ; CSBS Fic Hesse

1997 E. L. Konigsburg --- The View from Saturday Available through the Circuit ; CSBS Fic Konigsbu

1996 Karen Cushman --- The Midwife's Apprentice PZ7 .C962 MI 1995 ; CSBS Fic Cushman

1995 Sharon Creech --- Walk Two Moons PS3553.R3373 W35 1994 ; CSBS Fic Creech

1994 Lois Lowry --- The Giver PS3562.O923 G58 1993 ; CSBS Fic Lowry

1993 Cynthia Rylant --- Missing May PS3568.Y55 M57 1992

1992 Phyllis Reynolds Naylor --- Shiloh PZ7 N24 SG 1991 ; CSBS Fic Naylor

1991 Jerry Spinelli --- Maniac Magee PZ7 .S75663 Man 1990

1990 Lois Lowry --- Number the Stars PS3562.O923 N86 1989 ; CSBS Fic Lowry

1989 Paul Fleischman --- Joyful Noise: Poems for Two Voices PS3556.L42268 J69 1988

1988 Russell Freedman --- Lincoln: A Photobiography E457.905 F73 1987

1987 Sid Fleischman --- The Whipping Boy PS3556.L42269 W45 1986

1986 Patricia MacLachlan --- Sarah, Plain and Tall PZ7 .M2225 Sar 1985 ; CSBS Fic Maclacl

1985 Robin McKinley --- The Hero and the Crown PS3563.C3816 H47 1984

1984 Beverly Cleary --- Dear Mr. Henshaw PS3553.L3914 D43 1983 ; CSBS Fic Cleary

1983 Cynthia Voigt --- Dicey's Song PZ7 .V874 Di

1982 Nancy Willard --- A Visit to William Blake's Inn PS3573.I444 V5

1981 Katherine Paterson --- Jacob Have I Loved PS3566.A779 J33 1980 ; CSBS Fic Paterson

1980 Joan W. Blos --- A Gathering of Days: A New England Girl's Journal, 1830-1832 PZ7 .B6237 Gat

1979 Ellen Raskin --- The Westing Game PZ7 .R1817 We

1978 Katherine Paterson --- Bridge to Terabithia PS3566.A779 B75 1977 ; CSBS Fic Paterson

1977 Mildred D. Taylor --- Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry PS3570.A9463 R65 1976 ;  CSBS Fic Taylor

1976 Susan Cooper --- The Grey King PZ7 .C7878 Gt ; CSBS Fic Cooper

1975 Virginia Hamilton --- M. C. Higgins, the Great PZ7 .H1828 Mac

1974 Paula Fox --- The Slave Dancer PS3556.O94 S53 1973 ; CSBS Fic Fox

1973 Jean Craighead George --- Julie of the Wolves PZ7 .G2933 Ju ; CSBS Fic George

1972 Robert C. O'Brien --- Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH PZ7 .O135 Mr 1971 ; CSBS Fic O'Brien

1971 Betsy Byars --- Summer of the Swans PS3552.Y37 S86 1974 ; CSBS Fic Byars

1970 William H. Armstrong --- Sounder PZ7 .A73394 So ; CSBS Fic Armstron

1969 Lloyd Alexander --- The High King PS3551.L35698 H54 1968

1968 E. L. Knoigsburg --- From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler PS3561.O459 F76 1967

1967 Irene Hunt --- Up a Road Slowly PZ7 .H9156 Up

1966 Elizabeth Borton de Trevino --- I, Juan de Pareja PS3539.R455 I48 1966 ; CSBS Fic Trevino

1965 Maia Wojciechowska --- Shadow of a Bull PZ7 .R617Sh ; CSBS Fic Wojciech

1964 Emily Neville --- It's Like This, Cat PZ7 .N462 It

1963 Madeleine L'Engle --- A Wrinkle in Time PS3523.E55 W75 1962 ; CSBS Fic L'Engle

1962 Elizabeth George Speare --- The Bronze Bow PS3569.P396 B76 1961

1961 Scott O'Dell --- Island of the Blue Dolphins PS3529.D434 I85 1988 ; CSBS Fic O'Dell

1960 Joseph Krumgold --- Onion John PZ7 .K946 On

1959 Elizabeth George Speare --- The Witch of Blackbird Pond PS3569.P396 W58 1958 ; CSBS Fic Speare

1958 Harold Keith --- Rifles for Watie PZ7 .K255 Ri

1957 Virginia Sorenson --- Miracles on Maple Hill PS3537.O594 M57 2003

1956 Jean Lee Latham --- Carry on, Mr. Bowditch PZ7 .L348 Car

1955 Meindert DeJong --- The Wheel on the School PS3507.E398 W44 1954 ; CSBS Fic De Jong

1954 Joseph Krumgold --- ... And Now Miguel PZ7 .K946 An ; CSBS Fic Krumgold

1953 Ann Nolan Clark --- Secret of the Andes PZ7 .C5296 Se

1952 Eleanor Estes --- Ginger Pye PZ7 .E749 Gi

1951 Elizabeth Yates --- Amos Fortune, Free Man E185.97.F73 Y3

1950 Marguerite de Angeli --- The Door in the Wall PZ7 .D35 Do ;  CSBS Fic De Angel

1949 Marguerite Henry --- King of the Wind PZ10.3 H43 Ki

1948 William Pene du Bois --- The Twenty-One Balloons PZ7 .D8527 Tw ; CSBS Fic Du Bois

1947 Carolyn Sherwin Bailey --- Miss Hickory PZ8.6 .B16 Mi

1946 Lois Lenski --- Strawberry Girl PZ7 .L54 St

1945 Robert Lawson --- Rabbit Hill PZ7 .L4384 Rab

1944 Esther Forbes --- Johnny Tremain PS3511.O3495 J64 1943

1943 Elizabeth Janet Gray --- Adam of the Road PZ7 .G777 Ad

1942 Walter Edmonds --- The Matchlock Gun PS3509.D564 M38 1989

1941 Armstrong Sperry --- Call It Courage PZ8.1 .S75 Cal ; CSBS 398.220996 S751

1940 James Daugherty --- Daniel Boone F454.B7 D3

1939 Elizabeth Enright --- Thimble Summer PZ7 .E724 Th 1966

1938 Kate Seredy --- The White Stag PZ8.1 .S457 Wh

1937 Ruth Sawyer --- Roller Skates PZ7 .S269 Ro 1986

1936 Carol Ryrie Brink --- Caddie Woodlawn PZ7 .B78 Cad

1935 Monica Shannon --- Dobry PZ7.S529 Do

1934 Cornelia Meigs --- Invincible Louisa: The Story of the Author of Little Women 5th  Floor PS1018.M4 1968

1933 Elizabeth Lewis --- Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze PZ7 .L5849 Yo

1932 Laura Adams Armer --- Waterless Mountain PZ7 .A715 Wat

1931 Elizabeth Coatsworthh --- The Cat Who Went to Heaven PZ10.3 C629 Cat ; CSBS Fic Coatswor

1930 Rachel Field --- Hitty, Her First Hundred Years PZ8.9 .F442 Hi

1929 Eric P. Kelly --- The Trumpeter of Krakow PZ7 .K294 Ts4 1966

1928 Dhan Gopal Mukerji --- Gay Neck, the Story of a Pigeon QL795.B57 M8

1927 Will James --- Smoky, the Cowhorse PS3519.A5298 S56 2000

1926 Arthur Bowie Chrisman --- Shen of the Sea PZ7 .C45 Sh

1925 Charles Finger --- Tales from Silver Lands PZ8 .F494

1924 Charles Hawes --- The Dark Frigate PZ7 .H312 Da

1923 Hugh Lofting --- The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle Available through the Circuit ; CSBS Fic Lofting

1922 Hendrik Willem van Loon --- The Story of Mankind D21.V3 ; WWW Version ; CSBS 909 V261

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