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Books with author Steve Bjorkman

  • Lots of Lice

    Bobbi Katz, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Scholastic, Sept. 1, 1998)
    A humorous, easy-to-read rhyming book helps youngsters discover what lice are and how to protect themselves from them. Original.
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  • Mama Rex & T: Halloween Knight

    Rachel Vail, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Orchard, Sept. 1, 2003)
    Beloved author Rachel Vail's newest series, about an earnest young dinosaur who tries as hard as he canand his frazzled mother who always knows how to save the day.Halloween is finally here and T is all dressed up in his brand-new knight costume. T and his friend Walter go door-to-door gathering candies and treats, while Mama Rex waits for them nearby. It's the perfect Halloween! But when T and Walter visit the spookiest house on the block -- and find themselves temporarily separated from their parents -- T and his friend are in for a little bit of a scare. Will T keep his cool and show the bravery of a true knight?Find out in this funny and charming story.
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  • Sort-of Supersnowman

    Rachel Vail, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Scholastic Inc., Jan. 1, 1949)
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  • Izzy the Lizzy

    Renee Riva, Steve Bjorkman

    Hardcover (WaterBrook Press, May 17, 2005)
    It’s Lunchtime in Bitty BayouIzzy, a hungry lizard, is eyeing a small spider who, in turn, is preparing to lunch on a bee trapped in her web. But the itty bitty bee, named Jeb, is not all that interested in becoming the spider’s last meal. Can the courageous bee persuade the others to show a little tenderness?Your child will delight in this “gently dangerous” tale narrated through lighthearted rhyme. Filled with humorous illustrations of the creepy critters children love, this story demonstrates the power of kindness and the strength of mercy.
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  • Mama Rex & T

    Rachel Vail, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Orchard, May 1, 2003)
    Beloved author Rachel Vail's newest series, about an earnest young dinosaur who tries as hard as he can, and his frazzled mother who always knows how to save the day.It's a rainy Saturday morning and T plans to watch TV all day long. Then, suddenly, lightning flashes, thunder crashes, and the room goes dark. The apartment has no power, and that means no TV for T!Now T's day will be dull, dull, dull--or so he thinks. Mama Rex has a plan to fill T's no-TV morning with rainy-day adventures.What will Mama Rex and T do to lighten up their day in the dark? Find out in this funny story!
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  • Mama Rex & T: Reading Champion

    Rachel Vail, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Cartwheel, March 1, 2004)
    In The Reading Champion--the first Mama Rex & T in the Scholastic Reader format--T learns how to read.T is frustrated. He can't read one single word and his best friend Walter can read whole books all by himself! When his teacher helps him unlock the secret of reading, T is thrilled. Starting with sounding out one word (F-A-T), soon T is reading whole sentences. At the end of this charming story that will strike close to home for so many readers, T reads to Mama Rex at bedtime.
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  • Mama Rex and T: The Prize

    Rachel Vail, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Scholastic Inc., Jan. 1, 1949)
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  • Mama Rex & T #7

    Rachel Vail, Steve Bjorkman

    Hardcover (Orchard, May 1, 2003)
    Beloved author Rachel Vail's newest series, about an earnest young dinosaur who tries as hard as he can, and his frazzled mother who always knows how to save the day.It's a rainy Saturday morning and T plans to watch TV all day long. Then suddenly, lightning flashes, thunder crashes, and the room goes dark. The apartment has no power, and that means no TV for T!Now T's day will be dull, dull, dull--or so he thinks. Mama Rex has a plan to fill T's no-TV morning with rainy-day adventures.What will Mama Rex and T do to lighten up their day in the dark? Find out in this funny and charming story!
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  • Flat Stanley

    Jeff Brown, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Trophy Pr, March 16, 1996)
    Four feet tallOne food wideHalf an inch thick.Stanley Lambchop is a nice, average boy. He leads a nice, ordinary life than one day a bulletin board falls on him and suddenly Stanley Is flat.This turns out to be very Interesting. Stanley gets rolled up, mailed, and flown like a kite. He even gets to stop crime. He's flat, but he's a hero!
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  • Flat Stanley

    Jeff Brown, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Scholastic, Jan. 30, 1998)
    After a bulletin board fell on Stanley and made him flat, he could do things no one else could do.
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  • Homework Trouble

    Rachel Vail, Steve Bjorkman

    Paperback (Orchard Books, Jan. 1, 1949)
    Softcover
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  • My Parents Are Divorced, My Elbows Have Nicknames, and Other Facts About Me

    Bill Cochran, Steve Bjorkman

    Hardcover (HarperCollins, June 1, 2009)
    Ted's parents are divorced, but that's just one fact about him. The fact that he has named his elbows Clyde and Carl? Or that Ted walks around with soap in his hair and likes to squawk like a chicken on the phone? Now, that's definitely weird. As shown in this lighthearted yet heartfelt account, life with divorced parents isn't always easy, but above all Ted knows he's loved—and there's nothing weird about that at all.
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