she is the author of the books: The Greenies, The Wooden People, Nightmare Mountain, and Take a Giant Step
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this could get you started\n\nhttp://www.yabs.ab.ca/artists/artistinfo.asp?ID=78
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She wrote a book about her life "Life is Not a Fairy Tale" and it's supposed to be made into a movie and she will play herself.
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I'm of English descent, and "Dick Whittington and his Cat" was  an important story to me.  And all the Kipling "Just So Stories for Little Children" and his two "Jungle Books."  Also L. Frank Baum's Oz books (the ones actually written by Baum himself).
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All six Harry Potter books\nAnything by Judy Blume, especially "Hello God, It's Me, Margaret"\nHoles\nChronicles of Narnia\nand if she's a GREAT reader, the entire Tolkien series; no doubt she's seen the movies.
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Here's another website.  http://www.turningpointschool.org/summerreading/100picbooks.htm\nHere are some of my favorite books.\nAnything by Eric Carle\nAnything by Tomie DePaola\nAnything by Walt Disney\nAnything by Kevin Henkes\nCrockett Johnson:  Harold and the Purple Crayon\nRuth Kraus:  Lio, the Late Bloomer\nAnything by Lio Lionni\nAnything by Mercer Mayer\nAnything by Robert Munsch\nMichael Rosen:  We're Going on a Bear Hunt\nAnything by Richard Scarry\nJon Scieska:  The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales\nJon Scieska:  The True Story of the Three Little Pigs\nHi!:  Herbert Scott\nAnything by Dr. Seuss\nEllen S. Walsh:  Mouse Count\nEllen S. Walsh:  Mouse Paint\nDon and Audrey Wood:  The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear\nMargot Zemach:  It Could Always Be Worse, A Yiddish Folktale
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She has many books for different ages.  This link lists the books similar to Bad Girl Blues.
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This book will help her:
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I will definitely back you up on that...I read all her books and cured myself of panic attacks and agoraphobia....she was like an angel to me.
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Yes!  I've read and loved both of them.  If Speak is the book I'm thinking of, it was also made into a Lifetime movie (which wasn't too bad) last year, I think.  Another book you may like is "The Only Alien on the Planet", by Kirsten Randle.  Have you read anything else by Francine Rivers?
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The Little woman from  Ms Alcott's book with that title. Jo, Beth  and Meg were Josephine, Elizabeth and Margaret
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OH MI GOSH I COULD LIST HUNDREDS!!!!!  (but ill only list some...!\nHarry Potter\nDarren Shan Sega\nThe Silver Crown\nDear Dumb Diary\nMidnight for Charlie Bone\nThe Series of Unfortunate Events\n(anythin by Gail Carson Leveine)i think that is how you spell it\nThe United Tates of America(dont worry it is spelled rite!)\nGregor the Overlander\n\ni REALLY hope you enjoy these books as much as I did when I read them!!!! (IF YOU DO READ THEM!!!!!  which youd betta cuz their FREAKING GOOD!!!!!)
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The Judy Bolton mysteries by Margaret Sutton are really good books. Judy is a very likeable heroine and the stories are all interesting.  Judy was much more fun than Nancy Drew.  Also, all the novels by Lucy Maud Montgomery (such as Anne of Green Gables) are absolutely wonderful and fun to read.
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I think one of the themes of the book might be that life is very unpredictable. Like Jenna, she didn't know that she was gonna be Mrs. Gladstone's driver/assistant for the summer and she didn't know that she'll meet sooo many people and everything. So i think that the theme might be "Life is unpredictable" or "Life can take you anywhere".\nAnother theme might be what's hard makes you stronger.
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She is on a book tour for her natural hair book she wrote
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Its a book called Runaway Ralph by Beverly Cleary. And the camp is Happy Acres camp.
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The book title is actually "A million little pieces"\nIt was the book that Oprah had a huge problem with because she had it on her book club as a biography,and it turned out that the writer James Frey had fictionalized a lot of parts to the book.
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I don't know any from the past year check this list out\nhttp://childrensbooks.about.com/od/nonfiction/tp/dinosaurs.htm