J Nonfiction read in 2007
Arnold, Caroline Taj Mahal Illustrated in sumptuous manuscript style, tells the love-and-architecture story of Emperor Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal.
Cleary, Brian How Much can a Bare Bear Bear?: what are homonyms and homophones? Very clever rhyming easy facts book illustrating the concepts: “A bee can be, a flea can flee, a Burro can burrow a hole; a horse can get hoarse from talking, of course. A ewe could take you for a stroll.”
Cleary, Brian Pitch and Throw, Grasp and Know: What is a Synonym? Another in this clever rhyming grammar and math basics series.
Freedman, Russell The Adventures of Marco Polo jB-P778f
Helfer, Ralph The World's Greatest Elephant Poignant story of Modoc, an elephant from a German circus, and Bram, the boy who grew up with him, and their various misadventures (including shipwreck) and eventual reunion.
O'Brien, Anne The Legend of Hong Kil Dong, the Robin Hood of Korea
Williams, Marcia Chaucer's Canterbury Tales Several of Chaucer's most colorful tales re-told in a comic strippish format. Very good.
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