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Anne Frank Remembered  •  Miep Gies  •  Allison Leslie Gold   • BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR • YOUNG ADULTS  •  A memoir of Anne, the Frank family and occupied Amsterdam by Miep Gies, who with her husband and colleagues hid and protected the Franks through much of World War II. Ages 12 to adult. (NTH59, $14.00)
 
 
Hans Brinker or The Silver Skates  •  Mary Mapes Dodge   • LITERATURE • MIDDLE READERS (Age 9-12)  •  This classic children's novel evocative of daily life in 19th-century Holland. (NTH40, $5.99)
 
 
Hieronymus Bosch  •  Gary Schwartz   • ART & ARCHITECTURE • YOUNG ADULTS  •  Little is known about the perennially intriguing painter Bosch's life, but this young person's biography fills the gaps with some surmises and much information about daily life in 15th-century Holland. Witth 55 illustrations. Ages 11-15. (NTH65, $19.95)
 
 
Melanie Martin Goes Dutch  •  Carol Weston   • LITERATURE • MIDDLE READERS (Age 9-12)  •  This quick read is the "private diary" of a fast-talking American girl as she chronicles her summer vacation in Holland. For the 9-12-year-old set. (NTH63, $15.95)
 
 
Vincent Van Gogh, Portrait of an Artist  •  Sandra Jordan  •  Jan Greenberg   • BIOGRAPHY/MEMOIR • MIDDLE READERS (Age 9-12)  •  A compassionate, unsensationalistic biography, well written and geared for kids ages 9-12. With an eight-page insert of color reproductions. (NTH60, $6.99)
 
 
What Makes a Rembrandt a Rembrandt?  •  Richard Muhlberger   • ART & ARCHITECTURE • MIDDLE READERS (Age 9-12)  •  A co-publication of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this volume is an analysis of Rembrandt's technique and era for young readers ages 9-12. It includes color reproductions of 12 paintings. (NTH57, $16.99)
 
 
What Makes a Van Gogh a Van Gogh?  •  Richard Muhlberger   • ART & ARCHITECTURE • MIDDLE READERS (Age 9-12)  •  A co-publication of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this volume is an analysis of Van Gogh's technique and life for young readers ages 9-12. It includes color reproductions of 12 paintings. (NTH58, $16.99)
 
 
The Wheel on the School  •  Meindert DeJong  •  Maurice Sendak   • LITERATURE • MIDDLE READERS (Age 9-12)  •  DeJong evokes a loving portrait of Holland in this inspiring novel recommended for children ages 9-12. (NTH27, $6.95)
 
 
 




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