Sequoyah Masterlist 2008
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After reading three or more books, students in grades 3
through 6 may vote for their favorite one. Votes will be sent to the Oklahoma Library Association for
tallying. The winner will be announced at the end of the school
year.
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2008 Children's Sequoyah Masterlist |
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| Amato, Mary |
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The Naked Mole-Rat Letters |
12 year-old Frankie attempts to end her fathers budding
long-distance relationship with a zookeeper from Washington, D.C. by
sending her fabricated e-mail letters. |
| Armstrong, Alan W. |
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Whittington |
Whittington, a descendant of a famous cat of
English folklore, appears at a rundown barnyard plagued by rats; and
restores harmony while telling his ancestor's story. |
| Daley, Michael J. |
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Space Station Rat |
An escaped laboratory rat and a boy, whose
parents are scientists, meet on an orbiting space station. They
communicate by
e-mail and find themselves in need of each other's help and friendship. |
| Fleischman. Sid |
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The Giant Rat of Sumatra, or Pirates
Galore |
12 year old Edmund Amos Peters, a cabin boy
more commonly known as Shipwreck, finds himself in San Diego in 1846 as
war breaks out between the United States and Mexico. |
| Fleming, Candace |
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Lowji Discovers America |
Lowji, a nine year-old boy from East India,
moves with his parents to a small town in Illinois where he tries to
adjust to his new life in suburban America. |
| Hobbs, Valerie |
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Defiance |
While vacationing in the country, 11 year-old
Toby, a cancer patient, learns about living and dying from a elderly poet
and her cow. |
| McKissack, Pat |
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Abby Takes a Stand |
Gee recalls what happened in 1960 when she,
age 10, passed out flyers while her cousin and other adults held sit-ins
at restaurants to protest segregation. |
| Sierra, Judy |
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The Gruesome Guide
to World Monsters |
Provides illustrations and brief descriptions
of monsters found in different parts of the world, including "Bloody Mary
and the blood-ducking, water swelling Kappas of Japan. |
| Voigt, Cynthia |
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Angus and Sadie |
Angus and Sadie, two border collies growing up
on a farm in Maine, learn how to accept their differences as they enjoy a
tail-wagging new life with Mister and Missus. |
| Whelan, Gloria |
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Listening for Lions |
Left an orphan after the flu epidemic in East
Africa in 1919, 13 year-old Rachel is forced to travel to England, but her
dream is to return to Africa and rebuild her parents' mission hospital. |
| Wiles, Debbie |
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Each Little Bird That
Sings |
10 year-old Comfort is well acquainted with
death, since her family runs a funeral parlor; but she is unprepared for
the series of events that begins with the death of her great-uncle. |
| Williams, Mary |
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Brothers in Hope:
The Story of the Lost Boys of Sudan |
An 8 year-old orphan finds the strength to
help lead other boys as they trek hundreds of miles seeking safety. |
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The Winner of the 2007 Children's Sequoyah Award is

Burroughs 3rd through 5th grade students 2007 favorite is

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Always
"PAWS" to READ! |

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