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Books with author Karen Loccisano

  • Woof's Scary Adventure

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Hardcover (W Pub Group, June 1, 1991)
    A tornado threatens Woof and his family, but another dog in the neighborhood comes to Woof's rescue and God saves them all from danger
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  • Woof, the Seeing-Eye Dog

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Hardcover (W Pub Group, Aug. 1, 1990)
    After rescuing three puppies from a burning building, Woof feels too important to associate with his old friends until he fills in for a seeing-eye dog and learns that true importance comes from serving others
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  • Woof and the Paper Route

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Hardcover (W Pub Group, June 1, 1991)
    Mark gets in trouble when the Harper twins steal the newspapers he delivers on his paper route, but Woof saves the day
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  • Woof and the Big Fire

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Hardcover (W Pub Group, Aug. 1, 1990)
    When their dog risks his life to save three puppies from a burning house, Mark and Krissy are reminded of the sacrifice Jesus made for humanity
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  • The School Carnival

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Paperback (W Pub Group, May 1, 1996)
    Connor learns what it means to "love your enemies" when three bullies determine that he and his friends will fail to win the prize for the best booth
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  • The Pet-Sitting Service

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Paperback (W Pub Group, June 1, 1996)
    Fourth-grader Connor is mean to his little brother Riley, but when Riley is injured in an accident, Connor learns the importance of kindness
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  • The Accident

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Paperback (W Pub Group, June 1, 1996)
    The Sunny Street Kids' Club needs to earn some money, but when Connor comes up with a plan to start a pet-sitting business in his house without asking his parents, big problems follow
  • The Baseball Game

    Danae Dobson, Karen Loccisano

    Paperback (W Pub Group, Feb. 1, 1996)
    Connor and his friends worry about facing the three meanest boys at Hillside Elementary School in a baseball game, but they learn that winning is not as important as playing fairly
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