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Joyce Milton

Autor/a de Dinosaur Days

50+ obres 8,785 Membres 60 Ressenyes

Sobre l'autor

Joyce Milton is the author of Tramp: The Life of Charlie Chaplin, Loss of Eden: A Biography of Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh and The Yellow Kids and is coauthor of The Rosenberg File: A Search for the Truth with Ronald Radosh. She lives in Brooklyn.

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Obres de Joyce Milton

Dinosaur Days (1985) 1,598 exemplars
Whales: The Gentle Giants (1989) 1,206 exemplars
Wild, Wild Wolves (1992) 885 exemplars
Who Was Ronald Reagan? (2004) 720 exemplars
Bats: Creatures of the Night (1993) 513 exemplars
Sacajawea: Her True Story (2001) 481 exemplars
Mummies (1996) 376 exemplars
Heavy-Duty Trucks (2000) 208 exemplars
Hieroglyphs (2000) 195 exemplars
Big Cats (1994) 185 exemplars
The Rosenberg File (1983) 136 exemplars
Honeybees (2003) 126 exemplars
The Story of Thomas Jefferson (1990) 74 exemplars
The House of Hapsburg (1980) 30 exemplars
The Dandee Diamond Mystery (1983) 28 exemplars
The Amazing Bubble Gum Caper (1983) — Autor — 26 exemplars
Star Reporter (1989) 20 exemplars
Vicki (1656) 16 exemplars
Ruthie the Robot (1983) 12 exemplars
Save the Loonies (1983) 10 exemplars
Here Come the Robots (1981) 8 exemplars
GREG LOUGANIS: DIVING FOR GOLD (1989) 7 exemplars
A Friend of China (1980) 2 exemplars

Obres associades

Reader's Digest Today's Best Nonfiction 24 1993 (1993) — Autor — 9 exemplars

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Coneixement comú

Data de naixement
1946-01-12
Gènere
female
Nacionalitat
USA

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Ressenyes

 
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AnkaraLibrary | Feb 29, 2024 |
Independent Reading Level: Grade 5
 
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Trinity_Chastain2020 | Hi ha 5 ressenyes més | May 5, 2022 |
Note: I'm totally biased about this book, since bats are my most favourite animals in the world...

I really loved the pieced-paper style of the illustration, and I adored how it was all so accurate and detailed, yet perfectly suited for kids.
Especially the page about the bats giving birth, because that's something that usually is omitted.
The illustration of the barn owl on page 30-31 was amazing.
And I learned something I didn't know yet: seeing a bat means good luck to the Chinese. The funny thing about this is, bats have been my personal good-luck charm for years; whenever I see a bat flying by in the evening, the next day is always exraordinary good (receiving a bonus at work, winning a raffle, acing an exam...).… (més)
 
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HeyMimi | Hi ha 5 ressenyes més | Dec 28, 2020 |

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Obres
50
També de
2
Membres
8,785
Popularitat
#2,723
Valoració
½ 3.7
Ressenyes
60
ISBN
229
Llengües
3

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