Literature for Students Who are Gifted

Baskin B. H. , & Harris K. H. (1980). Books for the gifted child. New York: R. R. Bowker.

Alexander L. (1980). The high king. New York: Dell. (5 and up).

Aliki , (1981). Digging up dinosaurs. New York: Crowell. (K-2).

Barrett J. (1985). Cloudy with a change of meatballs. New York: Atheneum. (2–5).

Collard A. (1984). Two young dancers: Their world of ballet. New York: Messner. (5 and up).

DeAngelo M. (1974). Fiddlestrings. New York: Doubleday. (3–5).

Denny N. , & Filmer-Sankey J. (1966). The Bayeux tapestry. New York: Atheneum. (4–6).

Fleischman P. (1985). I am Phoenix. New York: Harper and Row. (5 and up).

Fritz J. (1983). The double life of Pocahontas. New York: Putnam. (3–5).

Hahn M. D. (1983). Daphne's book. New York: Clarion. (4–6).

Holt M. (1975). Maps, tracks, and the bridges of Konigsberg. New York: Crowell. (1–3).

Juster N. (1964). The phantom tollbooth. New York: Random House (3–5).

Lydon M. (1985). How to succeed in show business by really trying: A handbook for the aspiring performer. New York: Dodd. (6 and up).

Mabery D. L. (1985). Tell me about yourself: How to interview anyone from your friends to famous people. New York: Lerner. (4 and up).

Meltzer M. (1985). Mark Twain: A writer's life. New York: Watts. (5 and up).

Merriam E. (1977). Ab to Zogg: A lexicon for science-fiction and fantasy readers. New York: Atheneum. (5 and up).

Most B. (1979). If the dinosaurs came back. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. (K-3).

Paterson K. (1977). Bridge to Terabithia. New York: Harper and Row. (4–6).

Pinkwater D. M. (1977). The big orange splot. New York: Hastings House. (K-3).

Press H. J. (1977). The adventures of the black-hand gang. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall. (3–6).

Siegel B. (1980). An eye on the world. New York: Frederick Warne. (5–6).

Stearns P. (1976). Into the painted bear lair. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.

Tchudi S. & Tchudi S. (1984). The young writer's handbook. New York: Scribner. (5 and up).