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Scott O´Dell | |
Lois Duncan | |
Lemony Snicket | |
E. B. White | |
This series of dreadful happenings befall the disaster-prone Baudelaire children, Violet, Klaus and Sunny. Reminiscent of Edward Gorey´s "The Gashlycrumb Chronicles," kids age 9-12 love to go from bad to worse with these doomed but ever hopeful characters.
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A. A. Milne | |
J. K. Rowling | |
C. S. Lewis | |
O. D. Donovan | |
This British author was virtually unknown before her first Harry Potter story hit the shelves in 1997.
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Dav Pilkey | |
Barry Moser | |
Daniel Pinkwater | |
Paul Galdone | |
The uproarious "Captain Underpants" books describe the adventures of Harold and George, two grammar-school pranksters who manage to hypnotize their school principal into becoming "Captain Underpants," a made-up superhero. These are excellent books for the reluctant reader ... they´re addictive!
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Phyllis Reynolds Naylor | |
Joan Lowery Nixon | |
Jean Craighead George | |
Christopher Paul Curtis | |
Jean Craighead George was raised in a family of naturalists and has studied wolves extensively, spending summers at the Arctic Research Station in Barrow, Alaska. She has written over 90 books.
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Tomi Ungerer | |
Philip Pullman | |
Farley Mowat | |
Lois Duncan | |
Philip Pullman lives in England, and graduated from Oxford University with a degree in English. He has written novels, plays, and picture books for readers of all ages, including the Sally Lockhart Trilogy.
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Anne McCaffrey | |
Shel Silverstein | |
Ashley Bryan | |
Robert C. O´Brien | |
Robert C. O´Brien was the pseudonym of Robert Leslie Conley, a Brooklyn-born writer who found his niche in reportage, writing for Newsweek, the Washington Times-Herald, and National Geographic. He did not write fiction until the last ten years of his life, and died in 1973 at the age of 55.
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Eva Ibbotson | |
Lois Duncan | |
Judy Blume | |
Natalie Babbitt | |
Eva Ibbotson is best known for her romance novels (published by St. Martin´s Press), but has written several popular young people´s books, including ´Which Witch´, ´Dial-a-Ghost´ and the highly entertaining ´Island of the Aunts´.
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Norton Juster | |
Brian Jacques | |
William Joyce | |
Donald J. Sobol | |
Brian Jacques (pronounced ´Jakes´) exhibited unusual writing talent at an early age; however, his love of adventure led him to be a merchant seaman, longshoreman, bus driver, boxer, policeman, musician, radio personality and stand-up comic. In between times, he has written plays, poetry, music, and dozens of books!
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