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Nonfiction Books for Children and Young Adult Readers * Stirring Up the World: Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, A Biography of a Powerful Friendship. New York: Henry Holt, in preparation. * Thanksgiving: The True Story. New York: Henry Holt, in press. * Adventurous Women: Eight True Stories about Women Who Made a Difference . New York : Henry Holt, 2006. * Where the Action Was: Women War Correspondents in World War II . New York : Crown, 2002. * Girls: A History of Growing Up Female in America . New York : Scholastic, 2000. * Corpses, Coffins, and Crypts: A History of Burial . New York : Henry Holt, 1997. * Rosie the Riveter: Women Working on the Home Front in World War II . New York : Crown, 1995. * Strike! The Bitter Struggle of American Workers from Colonial Times to the Present . Brookfield , CT : The Millbrook Press, 1995. * Toilets, Bathtubs, Sinks, and Sewers: A History of the Bathroom . New York : Atheneum, 1994. * Women in Society: United States of America . New York : Marshall Cavendish and Singapore : Times International, 1994. * Mother Jones and the March of the Mill Children . Brookfield , CT : The Millbrook Press, 1994. * Madam C.J. Walker : Building A Business Empire . Brookfield , CT : The Millbrook Press, 1994. * A Woman Unafraid: The Achievements of Frances Perkins . New York : Atheneum, 1993. * Fannie Lou Hamer and the Fight for the Vote . Brookfield , CT : The Millbrook Press, 1993. * 101 Ways To Do Better in School . Mahwah , NJ : Troll Publications, 1993. * Spies! Women in the Civil War . Cincinnati : Betterway Books, 1992. * Breaking the Chains:The Crusade of Dorothea Lynde Dix . Cincinnati : Betterway Books, 1992.
Chapter in Nonfiction Book for Young Readers * “Great Strides: Women in the Twentieth Century.” in J. Giblin, ed. The Century That Was: Twelve Authors Reflect On The Past Hundred Years . New York : Atheneum, 2000.
Children's Fiction Books * Dark Closets and Noises in the Night . Mahwah , NJ : Paulist Press, 1991. * I Never Do Anything Bad . Mahway , NJ : Paulist Press, 1988.
Nonfiction Magazine Articles for Young Readers * “Adventure!” Images , Sept., 1994. Vol. 3, No. 5 * “A Winning Attitude: Coach Vivian Stringer.” Images , Sept. 1994. Vol.5, No. 7. * “Girls and Sports.” (cover story) Sports Illustrated for Kids , Sept. 1993. * “Kids on the Ropes.” Sports Illustrated for Kids , March, 1992. * “Running the Rapids.” Sports Illustrated for Kids , March, 1992. * “What Makes Kids Laugh.” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , June 1991. * “Feeling Proud.” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , Feb., 1990. * “Stamps!” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , Dec., 1989.
Children's Fiction Magazine Stories * “Really Red Hair.” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , July, 1991. * “Storm.” Cricket. Sept. 1990. * “But Not Ms. Anderson.” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , April. 1990. * “Don't Touch.” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , Dec., 1989. * “ Boulder House Scare.” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , Oct., 1989. * “I Like It When Kids Laugh.” U*S*Kids A Weekly Reader Magazine , May, 1989.
Reprints/Children's Fiction Magazine Stories * “ Boulder House Scare.” Weekly Reader , Summer, 1991.
Reprints/Young Readers' Nonfiction Book * Strike! The Bitter Struggle of American Workers from Colonial Times to the Present , pp. 19-20 in GED Satellite Revision . Contemporary Books/McGraw-Hill, 2001.
Nonfiction Books for Adults * Chess, Stella, Alexander Thomas, and Penny Colman. Fifty Years Together: Researchers, Psychiatrists, Professors, Parents. April, 1993. * Colman, Penny. This is Bergen County Where People Make a Difference . Bergen County . NJ: League of Women Voters, 1989. * Grand Canyon Magic . Englewood , NJ : PMC Books, 1987.
Chapter in Nonfiction Books for Adults * ”On Writing: One Writer's Perspective.” In Lehr, S. (Ed.) Shattering the Looking Glass: Challenges, Risk, and Controversy in Children's Literature. Norwood , MA : Christopher-Gordon, in press. * Kristo, Janice V., Penny Colman, and Sandip Wilson. “Bold New Perspective: Issues in Selecting and Using Nonfiction.” In Lehr, S. (Ed.) Shattering the Looking Glass: Challenges, Risk, and Controversy in Children's Literature. Norwood , MA : Christopher-Gordon, in press *Colman, Penny. "Autobiography." in Something about the Author . Farmington Hills , MI : Thomson Gale, vol. 160, 2005. Nonfiction Articles and Essays for Adults * “A New Way to Look at Literature: A Visual Model for Analyzing Fiction and Nonfiction Texts.” Language Arts , in press. * "Funeral Customs." The World Book Encyclopedia , 2006. * "Adventures in Nonfiction." Journal of Children's Literature , Fall 2002 * “Frances Perkins: A Profile.” Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly, Summer, 2001. * “Women and Work.” Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly , Summer, 2001. * “Nonfiction is Literature Too.” The New Advocate , Summer, 1999. * “On Writing Rosie the Riveter: Women Working on the Home Front in World War II.” Social Science Record: The Journal of the New York State Council for the Social Studies , Summer, 1998. * “On Writing Labor History.” Organization of American Historians Magazine of History , Winter, 1997. * “Fostering A Bilingual Home Life.” Home Education Magazine , Sept.-Oct., 1990. * “Preparing Your Children To Live in a Shrinking World.” Home Education Magazine , July-August, 1990 * “Staring Death in the Face.” Woman's Day , May, 1990. * “Money Management in Education.” What's New in Home Economics , May/June, 1990. * “Computers in the Home Economics Classroom.” What's New in Home Economics , May/June, 1990. * "Why Didn't I!” Ladies' Home Journal , March, 1990. * “How To Enjoy Your Children More and More.” The Modern Woodmen , Spring, 1990. * “Beyond Reading , Writing, and Arithmetic.” Twins Magazine , March/April, 1990. * “Empty Nest.” Mothering, Spring, 1990. * The Good Mother, According to Mothers.” Ladies' Home Journal , Jan., 1990. * When One Twin ‘Wins' and His Co-Twin ‘Loses'.” Twins Magazine , Jan./Feb. 1990. * “The Illiteracy Factor.” Media & Methods , Nov./Dec., 1989. * “It's Never Too Late.” Twins Magazine , Nov./Dec., 1989. * “When Parents Make Mistakes.” Ladies' Home Journal , Oct., 1989. * “Getting to Know You.” Twins Magazine , Sept./Oct., 1990. * “Weird and Wacky Recipes.” Lady's Circle , July/Aug., 1989. * “Long-Distance Mothering.” Mothering Magazine , Summer, 1989. * “How To Get Your Kids To Read.” Ladies' Home Journal , June, 1989. * “Interactive Instructional Systems.” Media & Methods , March/April, 1989. * “Global Education: Teaching For An Interdependent World.” Media & Methods , Jan./Feb., 1989. * “Dancing With the Birds.” Sunshine , Oct., 1988. * “After the ‘No.'” Writer's Lifeline, No. 2, 1986.
Article for Nonfiction Book * “Guidelines for Assessing Accuracy and Authenticity in Nonfiction Books.” in Bare Bones; Young Adult Service Tips for Public Library Generalists, 2 nd edition. American Library Association, 1999. * “ Six Ways How Not To Embarrass Your Teenager.” in Teens: A Fresh Look . Santa Fe : John Muir Press, Spring, 1991.
Videotape Script * Education is the Key. New York : Broad Street Productions, 1994.
Curriculum Guides and Training/Human Resource Manual * The Equal Rights Amendment: A Curriculum Guide . Washington : The National Education Association, 1993. * Surviving in Bergen County . Bergen County , NJ League of Women Voters, 1990. * The Source Book: Enabling the Enablers (consulting editor/writer). Training Manual funded by the Geraldine Dodge Foundation, The Fund for New Jersey , Mazon, The New Jersey Department of Human Service,and Presbyterian Hunger Program, 1989. * Hunger: Report and Recommendation of the New Jersey Commission on Hunger . (Editor/Writer) Trenton , NJ : NJ Commission on Hunger, 1986. * Understanding Your Roles . Oklahoma City : Granger Publications, 1977. * Putting Me Together . Oklahoma City : Granger Publications, 1977. * Knowing Me and You. Oklahoma City : Granger Publications, 1977
One-Act Play * Colman, Penelope. Dare to Seek . Oklahoma City : Granger Publications, 1976, 1977, 1979. Boulder , CO : Meriwether Publishing Ltd., 1990.
Reprints/Nonfiction Magazine Articles and Essays for Adults * “Crochet.” New Moon Network , July/Aug., 1995. * "How to Enjoy Your Kids More and More.” Houston Our Kids , Jan., 1994. * “ibid. San Antonio Our Kids , Jan., 1994. * “Why Didn't I?” Chicago Parent , April, 1993. * “How To Avoid Embarrassing Your Teenager in Six Easy Lessons.” Big Apple Parent Paper. Nov., 1992. * “ Six Ways How Not To Embarrass Your Teenagers.” San Antonio Our Kids , Sept., 1992. * ibid. Houston Our Kids , Aug., 1992. * “The Fun is in the Mail.” San Antonio Our Kids , Feb., 1991. * Ibid. Houston Our Kids . Feb, 1991. * “Dancing with the Birds.” Long Island Parenting News , March, 1991. * “Empty Nest.” Teens: A Fresh Look . Santa Fe . John Muir Pub. March 1991. * “Top Notch Magazines for Summer Reading Fun.” Bay Area Parent Newsmagazine , May, 1991. * “How to Get Your Kids to Love to Read.” Source Book , Old Dominion University , Fall, 1991. * “Selecting a Top-Notch Magazine for Your Children.” Bringing Up Albuquerque , Sept. 1991. * Ibid. Atlanta Parent, Nov., 1990. * “Magazines for Kids.” Long Island Parenting , Dec., 1990. * “Why Didn't I!” The Big Apple Parents , Paper. Dec., 1990. * “Staring Death in the Face.” Book of Readings on Death and Dying . Fuller Theological Seminary, Fall, 1990. * “Global Education: Teaching for an Interdependent World.” Teachers' Resource Newsletter, Vermont Department of Education, Sept./Oct., 1990. * “How to Get Kids to Read.” Newsletter , Memorial Elementary School , Plano , Texas , 1990.
Newspaper Articles * Feature Writer and Columnist, The Sports Journal, 1985-1986. * Stringer, The Valley Star, The Press Journal, and The South Central Press Journal, 1984.
Letters to the Editor * ”Missing Women.” The New York Times , June 13, 2006. * ”Women At the Battlefield.” The New York Times, March 20, 2003. * “It's Just ‘Rosie'.” The New York Times, January 16, 2002. * ”The Perils of Paris .” The New York Times, January 9, 2001. * ”What Girls Shouldn't Know.” The New York Times, November 23, 1999. * ”Real Women Are Honored in New York ,” The New York Times, August 6, 1992. * ” Florence Nightingale, Research Pioneer.” The New York Times, September 12, 1991. * “ Grand Canyon .” The New York Times, May 29, 1988 * “Kids and TV: A Bad Mix.” The Record, 1988
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Newsletters * ACCESS: Information on Global, International, and Foreign Language Education . New York : The American Forum for Global Education., 1988-89. * CFA News . Englewood , NJ : Center for Food Action in NJ, 1986-87. * Sharing . New York : Vocation Agency, United Presbyterian Church, 1980-82. * Placement Happens When… New York : National Council of Churches, 1979.
Magazine * What's New in Home Economics . Associate Editor. Philadelphia , 1990.
Books * Colman, Penelope Morgan. Spiritual Disciplines for Everyday Living . Schenectady , NY : Character Research Press, 1982. 2nd Printing, Nashville : The Upper Room, 1984. * The Cheyenne Way (consulting editor). Washington : National Endowment for the Humanities, 1978. * The American Way (contributing editor). New York : Viking Press, 1976.
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Exhibit * “On the Road: Marker, Monuments, Memorials to Women.” Bergen County Community College , March 1997.
Books with photographs by Penny Colman (unless noted the book is by Penny Colman) * Adventurous Women: Eight True Stories About Women Who Made a Difference 4 black and white images * Girls: A History of Growing Up Female in America . 4 black and white images * U.S. Department of Transportation. "Women in Transportation: Changing America 's History." 1 black and white image * Corpses, Coffins, and Crypts: A History of Burial. Cover image 83 black and white images * Rosie the Riveter: Women Working on the Home Front in World War II. 4 black and white images * Hickson, L. et.al. Mental Retardation: Foundations in Educational Programming. 1 black and white image * Toilets, Bathtubs, Sinks, and Sewers: A History of the Bathroom . 3 black and white images * Women in Society: United States of America . Cover image for international edition 41 color and black and white images * Mother Jones and the March of the Mill Children 5 black and white images * Madam C.J. Walker : Building A Business Empire 1 color image * A Woman Unafraid: The Achievements of Frances Perkins. 1 black and white image * Spies! Women in the Civil War. 5 black and white images
Photographs reprinted in: Children's Literature: Engaging Teachers and Children in Good Books, 1 st edition, by Dan Darigan, Jim Jacobs, and Michael Tunnel. 2002 Authors & Artists for Young Adults , 2001. Websites * New Jersey Women's History http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/njwomenshistory
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