[MR] Looking for some elementary school level *fiction* book suggestions

[alyx514 at aol.com]

They also have one about a book making:

Marguerite Makes a Book
by Bruce Robertson, Kathryn Hewitt (Illustrator)

and
another about illumination:

Magic in the Margins: A Medieval Tale of Bookmaking
by W. Nikola-Lisa, Bonnie Christensen (Illustrator)

Between Daniela and myself we have all three...

~Alexandria



-----Original Message-----
From: Beverly Robinson-Curry <brcurry at bellsouth.net>
To: imcozit at verizon.net; atlantia at atlantia.sca.org
Sent: Tue, 19 Aug 2008 2:18 pm
Subject: Re: [MR] Looking for some elementary school level *fiction* 
book suggestions



I believe the best book to do what you want is probably going to be 
_Harold the
Herald_ by Dana Fradon.  It's a children's book on heralds and heraldry 
and is
simply quite delightful.

Amazon has a number of used ones for really cheap:  
http://www.amazon.com/Harold-Herald-2-Dana-Fradon/dp/0525446346/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1219168445&sr=8-1 

but unfortunately, no picture of the cover or interior.


Rhiannon

Mistress Rhiannon ui Neill
Triton Principal Herald
House Corvus, Atlantia


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> Subject: [MR] Looking for some elementary school level *fiction* book
> suggestions
>
> I've come across a school library media specialist and a GT teacher in
> search of a fiction book for 2nd-4th grade that includes the creation
> of
> a coat of arms - the development and creation, I should say.  I did
> respond that it was unlikely, considering how they were created and 
who
> created them, but I figured I'd ask the folks I know who'd be likely 
to
> know of such a book.
>
> Short of that "ideal", I'm also looking for suggestions of fiction
> books
> suitable for elementary school students that mention coats of arms - 
or
> at least that worn in either tournament or battle to identify the
> knights.
>
> Fantasy may be "ok" - if the world is similar enough to medieval to
> "pass", but historical fiction is preferred.
>
> Any suggestions?   (asked hopefully)
>
>
> Thanks!
> -Liz   (Lady Elisabeth Henley... of Lochmere, in theory, though unable
> to "play" right now)
> 
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