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Books with author Catherine Deeter

  • TO HELL WITH DYING: How loving care help revive old Mr.Sweet.

    Alice Walker, Catherine Deeter

    Hardcover (Harcourt Childrens Books, Aug. 16, 1967)
    Afro-Americans, friendship, fiction
  • Seymour Bleu

    Catherine Deeter

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, Nov. 1, 1998)
    At a loss for new ideas, famous artist cat Seymour first tours all of his favorite places--the garden, the bookstore, a lake, a museum and other beautiful spots--before realizing that it is friendship which truly inspires him.
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  • Finding the Green Stone

    Catherine Deeter

    Hardcover (Trafalgar Square, Dec. 5, 1991)
    Everybody has their own beautiful green stone. When Johnny loses his, he learns that the secret to finding his green stone lies within his own heart. The author also wrote "To Hell With Dying". She won a Pulitzer Prize and an American Book Award for her novel "The Color Purple" in 1982.
  • Finding the Green Stone

    Alice Walker, Catherine Deeter

    Hardcover (Harcourt Children's Books, Oct. 31, 1991)
    Johnny lives in a town where everyone owns a shiny green stone. He has one, too, until his mean-spirited behavior makes him lose it. His family and the whole town help him search, but to find it, he alone must discover the “bright green sun in his heart.” “A symbolic and sensitive tale about a young boy who discovers that happiness and fulfillment can come from within.”--American Bookseller
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  • To Hell with Dying

    Alice Walker, Catherine Deeter

    Paperback (Voyager Books, Feb. 15, 1993)
    “The tender colors seem lit from within, creating a reverential mood that enhances the story’s compelling narrative. A loving remembrance of a common man whose humanity Walker makes memorable.”--Booklist “Overflowing with compassion, humor, and good sense, [it is] a fine story of deep feeling.”--Kirkus Reviews
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  • Mazemaker

    Catherine Dexter

    Library Binding (William Morrow & Co, May 1, 1989)
    Finding the center of the maze creates fantasy and suspense in time and mind for Winnie
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  • The Girls' Book of Friendship: Cool Quotes, True Stories, Secrets and More

    Catherine Dee

    language (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, Oct. 23, 2008)
    This collection of inspiring quotes, real-life stories, songs, poems, and more is targeted for girls ages ten and up. Included in this book are entries from real girls and women from across the country, plus contributions from such famous women as Mia Hamm, Sarah Michelle Geller, Oprah Winfrey, and others. Also includes a write-in section where readers can record fun facts about their friends. Illustrations. Consumable.
  • The Rise of The Fourteen

    Catherine Carter

    language (, Nov. 1, 2015)
    In the modern age, magic is being born again, in the hands of young sorcerers. Evil also rises, now hell-bent on the destruction of all of humanity. Fourteen teens struggle with the perils of their own lives, further complicated by their developing powers. Worlds collide in showers of sparks and battles with mythical beasts. They are eventually brought together to the mystical sanctuary where their skills and determination are tested to the breaking point. In the race against time to restore magic to the world, they learn that maybe not everyone can be saved…
  • The Girls' Guide to Life: Take charge of your personal life, your school time, your social scene, and much more!

    Catherine Dee

    Paperback (Little, Brown Young Readers, Aug. 3, 2005)
    A handbook for girls ages eight to twelve familiarizes them with the basic issues affecting girls and women today and explains how to cultivate a healthy self-image, presenting a mix of facts, activities, profiles, poems, and resource lists. Original.
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  • Langston Hughes: American Poet

    Alice Walker, Catherine Deeter

    Hardcover (Amistad, Dec. 24, 2001)
    When Langston Hughes was a boy, His grandmother told him true stories of how African people were captured in Africa and brought to America enslaved. She told him about their fight for freedom and justice.Langston loved his grandmother's stories. To learn more stories and bear more beautiful language, he began to read books. He fell in love with books and decided that one day he would write stories too, true stories about Black people.When he was only fourteen, Langston wrote his first poem, and for the rest of his life he was always writing -- stories and essays and, most of all, poems. He wrote about Black people as he saw them: happy, sad, mad, and beautiful. Through his writing he fought for freedom from inequality and injustice; and his gift of words inspired and influenced many other writers.Pulitzer Prize-winning author Alice Walker was one writer Langston influenced. In this moving and richly detailed portrait she celebrates the life of an extraordinary man. Accompanied by stunning paintings by artist Catherine Deeter, Langston Hughes: American Poet will introduce a whole new generation to the life and works of a great African American Poet of the twentieth century, and one of the most important poets of all time.
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  • GERTIE'S GREEN THUMB

    Catherine Dexter

    Paperback (Yearling, Dec. 1, 1987)
    Eleven-year-old Gertie, lover of plants and animals, finds a working wishbone in the park and turns her family's home into a magical House of Nature.
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  • To Hell With Dying

    Alice Walker, Catherine Deeter

    Library Binding (Harcourt Childrens Books, April 1, 1988)
    Although prone to frequent illness, old Mr. Sweet spends much of his time playing with neighborhood children, but when he finally dies, the children know that in a special way he will live forever
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