Subject and Use Index

Keyed to The Bulletin’s alphabetical arrangement by author, this index, which appears in each issue, can be used in three ways. Entries in regular type refer to subjects; entries in bold type refer to curricular or other uses; entries in ALL-CAPS refer to genres and appeals. In the case of subject headings, the subhead “stories” refers to books for the readaloud audience; “fiction,” to those books intended for independent reading.

• ADVENTURE: Abbott; Jensen; Lynch; Roth; Searles; Shusterman

• Afghan-Americans–fiction: Senzai

• Africa–fiction: Davies

• Africa–stories: Robinson

• African Americans: Kanefield; Sheinkin

• African Americans–fiction: Alexander; Nickerson; Schindler

• Animals–fiction: Davies; Ondaatje

• Animals–stories: Murphy; Nelson; Sellier; Smallman

• Arguments–stories: Jeffers

• Art and artists–fiction: Schindler

• Art and artists–stories: Rosenstock

• Asian Americans: Freedman

• Athletes–fiction: Morrill

• Babies–stories: Shields

• Baseball–poetry: Borden

• Basketball–fiction: Alexander

• Bears–stories: Nelson; Smallman

• Behavior–stories: Murphy

• BILINGUAL BOOKS: Garza; Vicente; Weill

• BIOGRAPHIES: Fern; Hall; Kalman; Kanefield; Kuklin; Polacco; Sandler

• Bisexuality–fiction: Smith

• Brothers and sisters: Polacco

• Brothers and sisters–stories: Kaplan

• Bullying–fiction: Galveston; Vlahos

• Bullying–stories: Levy

• Chess–fiction: Klass

• Chickens–fiction: Dillard

• Civil rights: Kanefield; Sheinkin

• Civil rights–fiction: Kimmel

• Civil War–fiction: Nickerson

• Class–fiction: Herrndorf

• Cloning–fiction: Williams

• Colors–fiction: Moriarty

• Cousins–fiction: Senzai

• Crime and criminals: Hall

• Crime and criminals–fiction: Carleson; Ewing; Herrndorf; Templeman

• Current events: Hall

• Demons–fiction: Hodge

• Divorce–stories: Stanton

• Dogs–fiction: Calmenson; Philbrick

• Dogs–stories: Stanton

• Dragons–fiction: Ellis

• Dystopias–fiction: Bruchac; Hagen

• Elephants–stories: Gude

• Environmental studies: Davies

• Ethics and values: Carleson; Ewing; Hagen; Herrndorf; Ondaatje; Williams

• Fairies–fiction: Graudin

• Families–fiction: Alexander; Blackstone; Jensen; Lord; Morrill; Scott

• Families–stories: Jeffers; Robinson

• Fantasy: Ellis; Foxlee; Galveston; Graudin; Hodge; Howard; Meyer; Moriarty; Templeman

• Farms–fiction: Dillard

• Fathers–fiction: Carleson; Klass

• Fishing–fiction: Mitchell

• FOLK-LIKE TALES: Hodge

• FOLKTALES AND FAIRY TALES: Meyer; Ondaatje; Sellier

• Friends–fiction: Calmenson; Eulberg; Lord; Vlahos

• Friends–stories: Gude; Levy; Smallman

• Frontier and pioneer life: Winters

• Future–fiction: Hagen

• Gangs–fiction: Ellis; Ewing

• Gender: Kuklin

• Ghosts–fiction: Mitchell

• Giraffes–stories: Gude

• GLBTQ people: Kuklin

• Grandparents–fiction: Schindler

• Grief–fiction: Blackstone; Eulberg; Foxlee; Mitchell

• HISTORICAL FICTION: Engle; Scott

• History, U.S.: Freedman; Kalman; Kanefield; Polacco; Winters

• History, world: Kimmel; Sandler

• HUMOR: Cotter; Dillard; Dolan; Galveston; Isaacs; Jeffers; Shields; Shusterman

• Hurricanes–fiction: Philbrick

• Ice skating–fiction: Freitas

• Identity: Kuklin

• Identity–fiction: Morrill; Scott; Williams

• Illness–stories: Lobel

• Immigration: Freedman

• India–fiction: Kimmel

• Inventors and inventions–fiction: Shusterman

• Latinos–fiction: Engle; Freitas; Garza

• LEGENDS: Sellier

• Lions–fiction: Davies

• Literature, children’s: Howard

• Lost and found–stories: Nelson

• Magic–fiction: Calmenson; Foxlee; Graudin; Nickerson

• Mexican Americans–fiction: Garza

• Middle East–fiction: Carleson

• Misbehavior–fiction: Blackstone

• Monsters–stories: Cotter

• Mothers–stories: Lobel

• Music and musicians: Sandler

• Music and musicians–fiction: Vlahos

• MYSTERIES: Abbott; Lowry; Senzai; Vicente

• Native Americans–fiction: Bruchac

• New Orleans–fiction: Philbrick

• Olympics–fiction: Freitas

• Panama–fiction: Engle

• Parents–stories: Stanton

• Photography–fiction: Lord

• POETRY: Borden

• Presidents, U.S.: Kalman

• Rabbits–stories: Kaplan; Lobel

• Readers theater: Winters

• Reading aloud: Alexander; Ellis; Lowry; Vicente Winters

• Reading, easy: Isaacs; Lowry; Weill

• Relationships–fiction: Garza; Hodge; Smith; Templeman

• Revenge–fiction: Davies

• Revolution–fiction: Ellis

• RHYMING STORIES: Smallman

• Romance–fiction: Eulberg; Hagen; Howard; Kaufman; Roth

• Royalty–fiction: Graudin; Moriarty

• Russia–stories: Rosenstock

• School–fiction: Lowry

• SCIENCE FICTION: Kaufman; Meyer; Roth; Searles; Smith; Williams

• Secrets–fiction: Klass

• Sexuality: Kuklin

• Ships and sailing: Fern

• Sisters–stories: Shields

• Slavery: Hall

• Slavery–fiction: Nickerson

• Slavery–stories: Robinson

• Soldiers–fiction: Lynch

• Space travel–fiction: Searles

• Sports–fiction: Freitas

• Sports–poetry: Borden

• Sports–stories: Kaplan

• STEAMPUNK: Meyer

• Storytelling–fiction: Lowry

• Storytime: Sellier

• Superheroes–fiction: Jensen

• Supernatural stories: Bruchac

• SURVIVAL STORIES: Kaufman; Philbrick

• TALL TALES: Isaacs

• Toads–stories: Levy

• TODDLER BOOKS: Murphy

• VERSE NOVELS: Alexander; Engle

• Voyages and travel–fiction: Abbott; Herrndorf; Kaufman; Vlahos

• Voyages and travel: Fern; Winters

• Weasels–fiction: Dolan

• Women’s studies: Fern; Polacco

• World cultures: Weill

• World religions: Ondaatje

• World War II–fiction: Lynch

• World War II: Sheinkin

• Wrestling–fiction: Garza