Bibliography
Now Available
Parents, teachers, • and - other
Alaskans learned this week that a
bibliography on children’s books
on Alaska is now available. “Chil
dren’s Books on Alaska’’ by Ellen
M. Brinsmade is a long-needed ad
dition to 11-3 bibliographies on
Alaska. Attractively bound in blue
with the Big Dipper and the North
Star representing the flag of Alas
ka and published in Sitka, tho book
is distinctly an Alaskan product.
The complete book annotations
also include the approximate
grade level for which each book is
suitable and the topics whick the
book emphasizes. A complete
author-title index and a subject
classification add to its usefulness.
The author has made an earnest
effort to check the accuracy of the
books as veil as the literary value
and the suitability of the illustra
tions. Those considerations
prompted a division into Recom
mended Books and Doubtful
Kooks.
The books annotated a *■ fiction
and non-fiction for grades one to
nine, with strictly textbook ma
terial omitted. Except for a few
out-of-print books of particular
value that might be in book collec
tions, t! annotations are on books
currently available in libraries or
from book stores.
The author, a graduate of the
University of Alaska, taught for
seven joars in the Department of
Education of that instution. The
information on these books was
compiled as a part of. her Master
Arts thesis for-the University, of
Colorado.
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JESSIE BANKS—OKLA.
RED HEAD SPARK-PLUG
Baskotball fans are in for a special
treat in the person of the—one and
0uly—Jessie Banks, Red Head
“Ball Hawk.” Jessie, a native of
Oklahoma is a 'orrific driver
super passer and classy performer.
Jessie is fast, furious and with a
gift of handling a basketball. 3rd
year with the All-American Red
Heads, Jossie can hardly miss mak
ing the all time greats roster of
the All-American Red Heads—fea
tured in special half-timo show—
wth her ball spinning, juggling and
balancing routines. Jessie will be
in the starting line-up of the All
American Red Hoads when they
tangle with: Naval All-Stars on
Wednesday, October 23 at 7 pm in
the High Schoc^Qynfc ., ^ -
brariane, “Children’s Books on
Alaska” will be useful for anyone
seeking children’s books with good
literary quality that are also
reasonably* accurate on Alaskan
subjects.
“Children's Books on Alaska” is
available at $1.00 from Adler's
Book Shop and The Gilded Cage,
Fairbanks; The University Book
Store, College; The Gilded Cage,
Anchorage.
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