Picture Book #25

Dot & Jabber 
and the Big Bug Mystery

 by Ellen Stoll Walsh

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Picture Book #24

Tracks in the Snow

 by Wong Herbert Yee

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Date Published: 2003

Publishing Company: Henry Holt and Company

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Picture Book #24

Ballet for Martha:
Making  Appalachian Spring

 by Jan Greenberg and Sandra Jordan

Illustrator: Brian Floca

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Award(s): 2011 Orbis Pictus Award
2011 Robert F. Sibert Honor

Date Published: 2010

Publishing Company: Flash Point

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Picture Book #22

Bird Song

 by Audrey Wood

Illustrator: Robert Florczak

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Date Published:  1997

Publishing Company: Hartcourt Brace & Company

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Picture Book #20

Too Many Toys

 by David Shannon

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Date Published: 2008

Publishing Company: The Blue Sky Press

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Picture Book #21

Art & Max

 by David Wiesner

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Picture Book #19

Dave the Potter

 by Laban Carrick Hill

Illustrator: Bryan Collier

Genre: Juvenile Non-Fiction
Subgenre: Picture Book

Themes: Slavery, Art, History, Creativity

Primary and Secondary Characters: Primary - Dave

Award(s): 2011 Caldecott Honor
2011 Coretta Scott King Award
2011 American Library Association Notable Books for Children

Date Published: 2010

Publishing Company: Little, Brown and Company

Summary: In the 1800's a slave named Dave with an extra ordinary talent, leaves his mark and clues to his life on pieces of pottery he creates. 


How this book could be used to teach students: This book could be used to compare Dave's life to other slaves' lives in the 1800's. Dave the Potter cold be used as an example of an biography.