books by Judy Donnelly (celebrating exhibition university)

books by Judy Donnelly

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1 review
Judy Donnelly, Sydelle Kramer

Field Publications, 1988

Survive!
This book will help you imagine what it's like to face a real catastrophe. It lets you think about the choices you might be forced to make, then explains what decisions give you your best chance for survival. Situations included: Shark attack, sandstorms, tidal wave, and more.

True-Life Treasure Hunts

2 reviews
Judy Donnelly

Scholastic Inc, 1987

smart kids will buy this book!
I am an 8 year old boy. I definitely loved this book about treasure hunters from around the world and different times. It even has taught me how the treasure got lost. I am a big fan of Step into Reading. I have been reading them since Level 1 and not one has failed.

Tut's Mummy: Lost...And Found (Step-Into-Reading, Step 4)

11 reviews
Judy Donnelly

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1988

tut's mummiy:lost and found
This book is great perfect for 6-8 year old . It gave them a good idea of who king tut was , how his tomb was found, by whom and what it took entailed. It was really helpful for them to read before seeing the exhibit and they still enjoy it.

A WALL OF NAMES: VIETMAN (Step Into Reading, Step 4 Book)
Judy Donnelly

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1991

Surveys the history of the Vietnam War, chronicles the construction of the the Vietnam Memorial, and discusses what the Memorial means to many Americans.

Space junk: Pollution beyond the earth
Judy Donnelly

Morrow Junior Books, 1990

Discusses the miscellaneous junk floating in space, how it got there, what effects it can have, and what can be done about it.

The Titanic: Lost and Found (Step-Into-Reading, Step 4)

10 reviews
Judy Donnelly

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1987

Beginnings and Endings.
This wonderful children's book explains the history of the ill-fated ship, from the beginning of its maiden voyage in England to the discovery of the boat at the bottom of the ocean depths by Dr. Robert Ballard. The illustrations are lively and vibrant, giving depth to the easy to understand, yet enchanting text. I have read several children's books about the Titanic and this one seems to have ...

The Pilgrims and Me (Smart About History)
Judy Donnelly

Grosset & Dunlap, 2002

Before a family trip to Plymouth Plantation (an exact replica of the first Pilgrim village), all Maggie knew about the Pilgrims was that they had "something to do with Thanksgiving." In her class report, Maggie compares the Pilgrims's Thanksgiving with her family's traditions today, and shows readers the importance of this very special holiday.

Moonwalk: The First Trip to the Moon (Step-Into-Reading, Step 5)

2 reviews
Judy Donnelly

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1989

From a third grade reader in Goodyear, AZ, May 18th, 2000.
Moonwalk, The First Trip to the Moon, by Judy Donnelly and Dennis Davidson, was based on the United States Space Program in it's attempt to out do the Russian program. The U. S. wanted to put 2 men on the moon and after numerous tries and a few fatalities the U. S. Space Program succeeded. Apollo 11 was the first rocket to land on the moon. I found this book very exciting. I learned much ...

WHO SHOT PRESIDENT? (Step Into Reading Books, Step 4)

1 review
Judy Donnelly

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1988

A good nonfiction book for young readers
Having long held a fascination with the assassination of John F. Kennedy, I was curious to see what this Step Into Reading book aimed at children in grades two through four would say about the event. Written in 1988 by Judy Donnelly, Who Shot the President? The Death of John F. Kennedy gives a surprisingly objective look at the case. Illustrated with a number of color and black and white ...

Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library. Book History and Print Culture; an Exhibition Celebrating the Collaborative ...
Judy Donnelly

Bibliographical Society of Canada, 2002

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SURVIVE! COULD YOU? A HOW-TO-G (Read It to Believe It!)
Judy Donnelly

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1993

Dramatizes a variety of catastrophes and life-and-death situations, giving the reader a list of possible routes of action and explaining which decisions would mean survival.