Jo Harper

Autor(a) de Wilma Rudolph: Olympic Runner

14 Works 294 Membros 2 Reviews 1 Favorited

About the Author

Jo Harper is also the author of the award-winning young-adult novel Delfino's Journey and its award-winning sequel Teresa's Journey (both from TTUP), as well as many works for younger readers, including Jalapeno Hal, Prairie Dog Pioneers, Finding Daddy, Mexicatl, and I Could Eat You Up!

Obras de Jo Harper

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Wilma Rudolph: Olympic Runner (2004) 99 cópias

Jalapeno Hal (1993) 47 cópias

I Could Eat You Up! (1752) 42 cópias

The Legend of Mexicatl (1998) 28 cópias

Finding Daddy: A Story of the Great Depression (2005) 22 cópias

Outrageous, Bodacious Boliver Boggs! (1995) 22 cópias

Ollie Jolly, Rodeo Clown (2002) 8 cópias

Delfino's Journey (2000) 7 cópias

Como los perros de la pradera (1998) 6 cópias

Mayor Jalapeno Hal (2003) 6 cópias

Birth of the fifth sun : and other Mesoamerican tales (2008) 4 cópias

Bigfoot Wallace (1999) 1 exemplar(es)

Whistling Willie from Amarillo, Texas (2015) 1 exemplar(es)

Poland's memory war : essays on illiberalism (2018) 1 exemplar(es)

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Jalapeno Hal de Jo Harper

I would use this book to help students learn to use more describing words in their stories. I would also use this to introduce them to new vocabulary words that they can use in their own stories.

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darbyhunter1 | Oct 14, 2018 |