NEW BOOKS BY CHILDREN'S BOOK GUILD MEMBERS IN 2009-2010

New Books 2009 – 2010

Margaret Blair
• Liberty or Death (National Geographic)

Fred Bowen
• Touchdown Trouble (Peachtree)
• No Easy Way: The Story of Ted Williams and the Last .400 Season (Dutton)
• Throwing Heat (Peachtree)
• Dugout Rivals (Peachtree)
• Hardcourt Comeback (Peachtree)
• Soccer Team Upset (Peachtree)

Elisa Carbone
• Jump (Viking, Ages 12 and up)

Michael Cooper
• Up Close: Theodore Roosevelt (Viking)

Marfe Ferguson Delano
• Earth in the Hot Seat: Bulletins from a Warming World (National Geographic)

Laura Malone Elliott
• A Troubled Peace (Harper Collins)

Lezlie Evans
• Who Loves the Little Lamb (Disney/Hyperion)

Marty Rhodes Figley
• The Night the Chimneys Fell (Millbrook Press)
• President Lincoln, Willie Kettles, and the Telegraph Machine, illustrated by David Riley (Lerner Classroom, Grades 2-4)
• John Greenwood’s Journey to Bunker Hill, illustrated by Craig Orback
(Lerner Classroom, Grades 2-4)

Global Fund for Children
• Our Grandparents: A Global Album co-authored by Maya Ajmera, Sheila Kinkade, and Cynthia Pon
• Nasreen’s Secret School by Jeanette Winter
• American Babies: A Global Fund for Children Book, Ages 0 to 5
• Kindergarten Day USA and China: A Flip-Me Over Book by Trish Marx and Ellen B. Senisis, Ages 3 to 6

Jean Gralley
• Yonderfel's Castle (Henry Holt)

Amy Hansen
• Bugs and Bugsicles (Boyds Mill Press)
• Touch the Earth (NASA)
• Powering Our World Series  (Powerkids Press/Rosen, Ages 8 to 12)
             Nuclear Energy: Amazing Atoms
             Solar Energy : Running on Sunshine
             Fossil Fuels : Buried in the Earth
             Wind Energy : Blown Away!
             Hydropower : Making a Splash! 
             Geothermal Energy : Hot Stuff!

Edith Hemingway
• Road to Tater Hill (Delacorte)

Jacqueline Jules
• Duck for Turkey Day (Albert Whitman)

• Zapato Power: Freddie Ramos Takes Off  Illustrated by Miguel Benitez (Albert Whitman, Ages 5-9)
)• Zapato Power: Freddie Ramos Springs into Action Illustrated by Miguel Benitez (Albert Whitman, Ages 5-9)
• Miriam in the Desert illustrated by Natascia Ugliano (Kar-Ben Publishing, Ages 5-9)

Annette Curtis Klause
• The Silver Kiss (Random House – new, expanded edition)

Betsy Kuhn
• The Force Born of Truth:  Mohandas Gandhi and the Salt March, Twenty-first Century/Lerner, August 2010.  High school; first in a new series, Civil Rights Struggles Around the World

Debbie Levy
• The Year of Goodbyes:  A True Story of Friends, Family, and Farewells (Disney-Hyperion)
• Maybe I'll Sleep in the Bathtub Tonight and Other Funny Bedtime Poems (Sterling)
 
Laura Krauss Melmed
• My Love Will Be With You (Harper Collins, Ages Infant to 3)
• Heart of Texas: A Lone Star ABC (Harper Collins, Ages 5 to 10)
• Eight Winter Nights (Chronicle, Ages 2 to 5)

Kevin O’Malley

• How They Croaked: The Awful Ends of the Awfully Famous by Georgia Bragg (Walker Bloomsbury)
• Once Upon a Royal Superbaby, by Kevin O’Malley, Carol Heyer and Scott Gotto (Walker Bloomsbury)

Erica Perl
• Vintage Veronica (Knopf)
• Dotty, illustrated by Julia Denos (Abrams, Ages 4 to 8)

Catherine Reef
• Ernest Hemingway: A Writer’s Life (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Ages 12 and up)
• African Americans in the Military, revised edition (Facts On File, Ages 12 and up) 

Brenda Seabrooke
• Wolf Pie, Clarion, Ages 6-9
• Jerry on the Line,  Backinprint, Ages 7-10

Tenley Circle Press
• We Grew It – Let’s Eat It! By Annie and Veda as told to Justine Kenin

Joan Waites, illustrator
• What's New at the Zoo? by Suzanne Slade (Sylvan Dell, Ages 4 to 8 )
• P is for Police by Dori Hillstead Butler (Pelican, Ages 5 to 8)

Deborah Wiles
• Countdown, The Sixties Trilogy Series (Scholastic, Ages 9 to 12)