Kate Klise
KATE KLISE is an author of many genres. She has written picture books, as well as middle-grade novels, all illustrated by her sister, Sarah. She has also written two young adult novels and is a freelance reporter for People magazine. Kate lives and writes in Norwood, Missouri....
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KATE KLISE is an author of many genres. She has written picture books, as well as middle-grade novels, all illustrated by her sister, Sarah. She has also written two young adult novels and is a freelance reporter for People magazine. Kate lives and writes in Norwood, Missouri. www.kateandsarahklise.com
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This book is filled with all kinds of opportunities for teaching! There are science facts, letter writing, and letters about places from all over the world! This book has too much information to share it all! Using this book as a class reading will open up the possibilities for the teacher to teach ...
Cute story of a little girl who has an imaginary friend. I enjoyed it. I especially liked that no one tried to impose their reality on hers to make her get rid of her imaginary friend. Adorable drawings in the book.
4.5 stars. I wish these books would come out in paperback faster. I just love these books and fly through them, and then have to wait another year or so before I can read/buy the next one.This one was yet again a fun book, once again most of the story is told through dialogue/written words/letters, ...
This was cute. I don't know that I loved it, but I will read the next in the series, even though it's NOT AVAILABLE AS A KINDLE BOOK (which is probably for the best, as the way it's told - through letters, some handwritten, newspaper articles with very small print, drawings, etc.) - would probably ...
Benny's parents are splitting up. His mom leaves home after a fight about a mysterious splinter that is supposedly part of an important relic. Benny's dad has always liked clutter, but now, he begins hoarding everything from pizza boxes to old motorcycle parts. As his house grows more cluttered and ...
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