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Peg Kehret
I've published 53 books; all but two are for children. I wrote magazine articles, short stories, and plays for many years before I discovered that what I like best is to write books for kids. When I was twelve, I was paralyzed with polio. I made almost a full recovery but I remember that time... show more



I've published 53 books; all but two are for children. I wrote magazine articles, short stories, and plays for many years before I discovered that what I like best is to write books for kids. When I was twelve, I was paralyzed with polio. I made almost a full recovery but I remember that time of my life so clearly that it's easy for me to write from the viewpoint of a twelve or thirteen-year-old. I'm always thrilled when one of my books wins a state young reader award, because I know those awards are voted on by children. I am a widow who was married for 48 years. I have two grown children and four grandchildren. I live on a small wildlife sanctuary near Mt. Rainier National Park and I often have deer and elk in my yard.

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Birth date: November 11, 1936
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A Man With An Agenda
A Man With An Agenda rated it 5 years ago
Josh's mom and stepfather recently moved, but he's begun to adjust. He plans on making new friends and settling in during summer vacation, and has already earned a place on the baseball team. Unfortunately, his parents will both be away for work this summer - jobs that are sorely needed - so instead...
Emerjas
Emerjas rated it 10 years ago
Amy is a young teenager who gets a last minute babysitting job for a little girl named Kendra. It is supposed to be an easy job, but when two men show up to kidnap Kendra and end up taking Amy as well, Amy's job becomes dangerous. The two men want to ransom Kendra off for money, but Amy doesn't thin...
AmySea
AmySea rated it 10 years ago
I really thought that The Ghost's Grave was a fun book. In some ways it's a typical, "Mom-and-Dad-ruined-my-summer-by-making-me-go-stay-with-a-weird-distant-relative" story, but somehow this story was believable-lite, rather than completely in the realm of utter kid lit fantasy. The author accompl...
TsalagiWriter
TsalagiWriter rated it 11 years ago
Sunny Skyland is an orphan. She has been in many foster homes and every day since they have been separated, thought about her twin sister. Sunny decides it is time to find her sister and begins her journey across country hoping to find Starr. I've read a few other books by this author that I reall...
The Mystical and the Magical
The Mystical and the Magical rated it 12 years ago
Lovely, lovely book I read back a few years.
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