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1) Muggie Maggie

Author

Cleary, Beverly

Language

English

Formats

Book, eAudiobook

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Maggie resists learning cursive writing in the third grade, until she discovers that knowing how to read and write cursive promises to open up an entirely new world of knowledge for her.

2) Marcel's letters: a font and the search for one man's fate

Author

Porter, Carolyn

Language

English

Formats

Book, eBook

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"A graphic designer's search for inspiration leads to a cache of letters and the mystery of one man's fate during World War II. Seeking inspiration for a new font design in an antique store in small-town Stillwater, Minnesota, graphic designer Carolyn Porter stumbled across a bundle of letters and was immediately drawn to their beautifully expressive pen-and-ink handwriting. She could not read the letters--they were in French--but she noticed all...

3) Hallie's horrible handwriting

Author

Tripp, Valerie

Series

Hopscotch Hill School

Publisher

Pleasant Company Publications

Pub. Date

c2003

Language

English

Description

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Hallie likes everything about school except handwriting, but her new teacher and a project with butterflies helps her like that too. Includes tips for parents to help their children with learning.

4) Draw, write, now: a drawing and handwriting course for kids!

Author

Hablitzel, Marie

Publisher

Barker Creek Pub

Language

English

5) Draw, write, now, book one: on the farm, kids & crittrs, storybook characters : a drawing and handwriting course for kids!

Author

Hablitzel, Marie

Series

Draw write now

Publisher

Barker Creek

Pub. Date

c1994

Language

English

Description

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A collection of drawing and handwriting lessons for children. Book One focuses on farm life, children, pets and storybook characters.

6) Draw, write, now: Christopher Columbus; autumn harvest, the weather: a drawing and handwriting course for kids!

Author

Hablitzel, Marie

Publisher

Barker Creek Pub

Pub. Date

c1995

Language

English

7) Draw - Write - Now : Book Four

Author

Hablitzel, Marie

Series

A Drawing and Handwriting Course for Kids

Publisher

Barker Creek Publishing, Inc

Pub. Date

c1997

Language

English

Description

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A collection of drawing and handwriting lessons for children. Book Four focuses on the Polar Regions, the Arctic and the Antarctic.

8) Abdul's story

Author

Thompkins-Bigelow, Jamilah

Publisher

Salaam Reads

Pub. Date

[2022]

Language

English

Description

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Abdul loves telling stories but thinks his messy handwriting and spelling mistakes will keep him from becoming an author, until Mr. Muhammad visits and encourages him to persist.

9) How to have fun with letters

Author

Cowley, Stewart

Publisher

G. Stevens Pub

Pub. Date

1997

Language

English

Description

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Presents a variety of projects with writing, including scrolls, collage writing, secret codes, and edible writing.

10) Draw, write, now: Book five,The United States, from sea to sea, moving forward :a drawing and handwriting course for kids!

Author

Hablitzel, Marie

Publisher

Barker Creek Pub

Pub. Date

c1998

Language

English

Description

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A collection of drawing and handwriting lessons for children.

11) Draw Write Now, Book Three: A drawing and handwriting course for kids!

Author

Hablitzel, Marie

Publisher

Barker Creek Publishing, Inc

Pub. Date

1996

Language

English

Description

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A collection of drawing and handwriting lessons for children. Book Three focuses on Native Americans, North America and The Pilgrims.

12) Growing up writing: sharing with your children the joys of good writing

Author

Lamme, Linda Leonard

Publisher

Acropolis Books

Pub. Date

c1984

Language

English

13) I, Freddy: book one in the golden hamster saga

Author

Reiche, Dietlof

Publisher

Scholastic

Pub. Date

2005

Language

English

Description

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Freddy is dissatisfied with his monotonous treadmill life at the pet store. He endures countless indignities in order to get himself adopted so he can lead a more civilized life--a life befitting a golden hamster. After encountering a tomcat and two guinea pigs who speak in Shakespearean couplets, Freddy teaches himself to read and write on a computer. He then pens an autobiography about his journey out of captivity and towards self-improvement.