Girls
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| - LET ME PLAY: THE STORY OF TITLE IX, THE LAW THAT CHANGED THE FUTURE OF GIRLS IN AMERICA
by Karen Blumenthal Atheneum;ISBN: 0689859570;$17.95;2005- A little-noticed section of the Education
Amendments of 1972 had a revolutionary
effect on the number of girls in
sports, as well as their enrollment in
higher education. This engaging history
is carefully documented, welldesigned,
and illustrated with photos
from the times.
Suggested for ages 10 - 15 Subjects: Girls | Sports | Women Athletes
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| - THE GREY KING (AUDIO)
by Susan Cooper narrated by Richard Mitchley Listening Library;ISBN: 0807261963;$25;2001- Richard Mitchley narrates The Grey King,
fourth volume in The Dark Is Rising sequence,
effortlessly weaving the tongue tangling Welsh
words into the text and riding the currents of
gathering malevolence like the wind over
high crags.
Suggested for ages 8 - 14 Subjects: Arthur, King | Audio Book | Boys | Brothers and Sisters | Dogs | Girls | Magic | Siblings
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| - THE BLACK BULL OF NORROWAY: A SCOTTISH TALE
by Charlotte Huck illustrated by Anita Lobel Greenwillow;ISBN: 0688169007;$15.95;2001- Dark, eye-catching watercolors and the Black
Bull’s expressive face make memorable the old
story of a plucky girl who overcomes enchantments
and seven years of hard labor to gain
true love. Good to tell or read aloud.
Suggested for ages 5 - 10 Subjects: Girls | Heroines
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| - BEAUTIFUL WARRIOR: THE LEGEND OF THE NUN’S KUNG FU
by Emily Arnold McCully Scholastic;ISBN: 0590374877;$16.95;1998- A young girl’s life is transformed by her study of kung fu with a remarkable Buddhist nun in 17th century China. Watercolor illustrations evoke Oriental brush painting.
Suggested for ages 7 - 10 Subjects: Girls | Martial Arts
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| - A MAZE ME: POEMS FOR GIRLS
by Naomi Shihab Nye illustrated by Terre Maher Greenwillow;ISBN: 0060581891;$16.99;2005- With splendid imagery and a quiet,
contemplative voice these free-verse
poems capture the random thoughts
and ambiguous feelings of a 13-year-old
girl moving from childhood and
attempting to understand and connect
with her world and herself.
Suggested for ages 13 - 18 Subjects: Girls
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