Book list - Apr 07

Client Privilege - mystery, by William G Tapply
The Spotted Cats - mystery, by William G Tapply
The Seventh Enemy - mystery, by William G Tapply
The Stars Are Ours - SF, by Andre Norton
The Witch of Blackbird Pond - children's historical novel, by Elizabeth George Speare (Newbery Medal, 1959)
Thimble Summer - children's, by Elizabeth Enright (Newbery Medal, 1939)
Number the Stars - children's WWII novel, by Lois Lowry (Newbery Medal, 1990)
Dear Mr Henshaw - children's, by Beverly Cleary (Newbery Medal, 1984)
The Dark Frigate - children's historical novel, by Charles Boardman Hawes (Newbery Medal, 1924)
The Time Traders - SF, by Andre Norton
Galactic Derelict - SF, by Andre Norton
Secret of the Andes - children's, by Ann Nolan Clark (Newbery Medal, 1953)
The Trumpeter of Krakow - children's historical novel, by Eric P Kelly (Newbery Medal, 1929)
Tales from the "White Hart" - SF (short stories), by Arthur C Clarke
Sarah, Plain and Tall - children's historical novel, by Patricia MacLachlan (Newbery Medal, 1986)
For Love and Glory - SF, by Poul Anderson
Lone Wolf: The Life and Death of U-Boat Ace Werner Henke - WW II, by Timothy P Mulligan
Adam of the Road - children's historical novel, by Elizabeth Janet Gray (Newbery Medal, 1943)
Star Born - SF, by Andre Norton
Amelia Earhart's Daughters - aviation history, by Leslie Haynsworth and David Toomey

Twenty books this month. (Having a week off work helped.) Clarke and the four Norton books were the only rereads; all the others were new to me.

Up to seventeen (of 86) Newbery Medal books now. Just for the record, the eight I had already read are:

The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle, by Hugh Lofting (1923)
Rabbit Hill, by Robert Lawson (1945)
Strawberry Girl, by Lois Lenski (1946)
The Twenty-One Balloons, by William Pène du Bois (1948)
Ginger Pye, by Eleanor Estes (1952)
A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeleine L'Engle (1963)
It's Like This, Cat, by Emily Neville (1964)
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, by E L Konigsburg (1968)

(At least, I'm pretty sure I've read Ginger Pye - I remember reading other books by Estes, though not that one specifically. Maybe I'll just go ahead and reread those eight while I'm at it....)