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Books with author Jessica Barry

  • Sweet Sixteen #2: Lucy

    Jessica Barondes

    Paperback (Harpercollins Childrens Books, Jan. 14, 2000)
    In the process of moving and meeting new people, Lucy changes her identity in order to fit in, which backfires when she is faced with invitations to three radically different sweet sixteen parties.
  • Lucy

    Jessica Barondes

    School & Library Binding (Econo-Clad Books, )
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  • Trading Baseball Cards: Learning the Symbols +, -, and =

    Jessica Baron

    Paperback (Rosen Publishing Group, March 15, 1832)
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  • Eating Breakfast

    Jessica Baron

    Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Jan. 1, 2001)
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  • Storytime: What's the Time, Wilfred Wolf? by Jessica Barrah

    Jessica Barrah

    Flexibound (QED Publishing, March 15, 1782)
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  • Indigo Goes to Washington

    Jessica Bash

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, July 3, 2013)
    Indigo, one of a kind, extraordinary, and exceptional, was getting just a bit tired of the whole farm scene. Day after day, the same old thing…plus those other mares never seemed to get tired of gossiping about, well, everything! She overheard some people talking about taking something called a vacation and the more she heard, the more she thought that sounded like something she, Indigo - one of a kind, extraordinary, and exceptional – should do. However, here she was, stuck on a farm with a bunch of gossipy mares. Until the day she heard that her best friend, Jessi, and her tag-a-long friend, Kathy, were going on a trip to Washington, DC. All the magic words were there…trip, vacation, and some place other than the barn. Some place called Washington, DC. Indigo made up her mind. She would go with them. So, she packed her bags and this is her story of the best vacation ever!
  • Fun W/Magnets

    Jessica Baron

    Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Jan. 1, 2003)
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  • Whats in the Garden Learning T

    Jessica Baron

    Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Jan. 1, 2004)
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  • Things That Go Big Size: Coloring Book For kids 4-8 .Cars, Trucks, Bikes, Planes, Boats And Vehicles. More Space Means More Fun.

    Jessica Jessica

    Paperback (Independently published, Jan. 6, 2020)
    Fun coloring book for kids who love cars and vehicles!Each drawing (car, vehicle, plane ...) is printed on two pages, which gives the child more space and more fun.Not only will your kid have fun and keep busy, they may unknowingly acquire the following benefits through coloring:Improved motor skillsImproved focusImproved hand to eye coordinationImproved confidenceStress reliefPreparation for schoolCreativity & self-expressionProduct Details:8.5 x 11 Inches (21.59 x 27.94 cm)Soft Glossy CoverThe book is great for children of all ages and is the perfect present for them.I hope you enjoy my coloring book.I would also really appreciate if you could leave a feedback ;)Thanks!Age specifications:Coloring books for toddlersColoring books for preschoolersColoring books for kids ages 4-8Coloring books for kids ages 8-12
  • Lawmen And Outlaws

    Jessica Bard

    Library Binding (Turtleback, Sept. 1, 2005)
    FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
  • Day Of Awakening - The Beginning: A Romance Survival Thriller

    Jessica Baker

    Paperback (Independently published, Oct. 17, 2019)
    In the middle of July, when the sun is hot enough to cast heat waves over the asphalt, a woman has lost her mind in the small town of Lynden, Washington. She is intent on one thing: consuming living flesh. Her hunger cannot be satisfied, and it spreads like a disease, sweeping through the town and ripping it apart. The air is full of the sounds of screams, the stench of blood, and something else. Something foreign. Something that is at work but cannot be seen. Violet, a young bartender, is determined to escape the chaos that has suddenly been let loose in Lynden. She must make it to Seattle to find her mother and sister. They need her, and with communications down there is no way for her to get in touch with them to find out if they are alright- or even alive. Violet knows that she must do everything in her power to find her family. They are all she has left, and she can’t allow them to meet a slow death at the hands of merciless crazed cannibals. Fynn, Lynden’s most dangerous and misunderstood young man who drowns memories of his dark past in alcohol, decides to join Violet on her mission to Seattle. He is not her first choice for company, but with people ripping each other to pieces, Violet takes comfort in the simple fact that she is not alone. Fynn may be her least favorite person in Lynden, but he has a mean right hook and an uncanny ability for getting himself out of trouble. Together, they find themselves in a bloody battle for survival. It is a battle they soon realize they are not prepared for. This is the Zombie Apocalypse. Will the rise of the living dead be enough to force Violet and Fynn to work together? Nobody can survive alone. Perhaps a night on a rooftop under the stars will be enough to unite the two of them. If they can put their differences aside they just might be able to make it to Seattle alive... but will there be anything left to find there, or will the reckoning have already sunk its bloody fingers into the belly of the city, leaving nothing behind but bodies and fire?
  • A Day with My Dad: Learning the D Sound

    Mr Larry Baron, Jessica Baron

    Paperback (Rosen Publishing Group, Jan. 1, 2001)
    An introduction to the "D" sound via scenes of a young girl and her dad.
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