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Lucy and Loki.Illus,by BarbaraCooney.Scribner,1958.$2.50.  \nHumorous story of a young cat who first feared andthen adored the dog who lived in the same house,Pictures are numerous and point up the obvious waysin which the little cat showed her love for herprotector.Good for story-hour.Use:Read aloud.  \n(W)K-3  \nPR⊥MARY_BQOK  \nEts,Marie H.  Cow's party.Illus.by the author.Viking,1958.$2.50.  \nAlthough sone of the farm animal guests at cow's party went home whenthey discovered that the only refreshments were grass and buttercupshorse,goat,and lamb stayed all the rest of the sunmer.  Brief,pleasanttale with pink,black and yellow full page drawings.Use:Farmanimals,Read aloud.(W)Pre-school-1  \nFisher,Aileen.  Runny days,sunny days.Illus.by the author.Abelard,1958.  $2.75.  \nOne hundred forty-seven gay and wistful verses considering a variety ofsubjects but mostly emphasizing animals and weather.Active silhouettescavort over the well-spaced pages and add fun to the volume.Forreading aloud with younger children and for older ones to enjoy forthemselves.  Use:Animals,Weather.(W)K-4  \n—2—  \nHobbs,Barbara.Alexander's animals.   Illus.by the author.   Houghton,1958.  $2.75.  \nImaginative story in which a little boy acquires a variety of unusualpets which he must conceal from his mother.The problem is solved whena live puppy is given to him and his old menagerie must depart to findnew homes.Repetition of text and bold pictures will appeal to primarychildren.  Use:  Read aloud.(W)K-2  \nJanice.Little Bear's Sunday break fast.I1lus.by Mariana.Lothrop,1958.  $2.75.  \nLittle Bear should have slept all winter but instead he wakened inJanuary and ventured off to Goldilock's house.  Young listeners wil1enjoy following up the adventures of the youngest to the three bears.Some second graders can handle for themselves.Use:Read aloud.(W)K-1  \nKah1,Virginia.Droopsi.  I1lus.by the author.Scribner,1958.$2.50.  \nNeither Droopsi nor his cat Schnurrli could play the concertina,butbetween them they managed to win an important contest and an unusualprize.Gay and humorous tale with an unusual twist.Drawings add tothe flavor of the story.  Use:Read aloud.(W)1-4  \nSaxon,Charles D.Don't worry about Poopsie.Illus.by the author.Dodd,1958.  $2.75.  \nFrom a cuddly puppy with a ridiculous name,the dog of this story growsinto an enormous creature who can no longer be a lap-dog.  In the faceof threatened exile Poopsie proves himself a hero and secures houseprivileges for life.  Use:Read aloud.(W)K-2  \nUngerer,Tomi.Crictor.Illus.by the author.Harper,1958.$2.50.  \nHappily absurd situation in which the faithful pet of a maiden ladybecomes the town hero.Ridiculousness is heightened inasmuch as thefaithful pet is,in this case,a boa constrictor!Delightful linedrawings convey Crictor's affectionate personality clearly and wil1bring chuckles from the younger set.Use:Story-hour.(W)K-2  \nUngerer,Tomi.Mellops strike oi1.Illus.by the author.Harper,1958.  \n$2.00.J.L.G.  \nThe redoubtable pig family","cbCaiuLhu5EiFWHI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuLhu5EiFWHI","pdf",761646,12,"English","# Books for Children\n## Selection guidance and use notes\n## Featured titles by grade/use","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Quarterly Bulletin booklist?\",\"answer\":\"It is a selection of recent children’s and young people’s titles intended as a book-buying aid.\"},{\"question\":\"How can readers be added to the mailing list?\",\"answer\":\"Send a postcard with your name and complete mailing address to Quarterly Bulletin, Michigan State Library, Lansing 13.\"},{\"question\":\"Where should book orders be placed?\",\"answer\":\"Do not send book orders to the Michigan State Library; orders should be placed through a local bookstore or a book jobber.\"}]","UARTERLY BULLETIN - Books for Children | PDF",1789965836,18]