July/August 2011
This month’s Cricket takes you off the map, where it’s hard to know what is real and what is the realm of imagination.
A young girl who hopes to be a Wise One like her grandfather saves a town when she meets a mysterious caped horseman. Two brothers try to settle an argument about what will happen when they reach the edge of the map. A Navajo girl has a cat that can maybe fly. And the bugs have one of their strangest adventures ever.
You’ll read about a desperate crew lost at sea, and how their survival depended on an animal unknown to science. And the grandson of Cochise, one of the Apache’s greatest chiefs, co-authors the true story of the man who defied the U.S. Army.
There’s a new art contest, a Fourth of July Crossbird Puzzle, and a story about baseball that will make you laugh. So whether you’re headed to summer camp, a week at the beach, a long family trip across country, or singing “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” Cricket will make your summer more fun!
Cricket League
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Art Contest: Rare or Unusual Animals
For this month’s contest, Muffin longed to see Cricket readers’ cool wildlife art of an animal that is endangered, extinct, or just so amazing and beautiful that you’d want it never ever to vanish from the earth. (Entries due by July 25.)
