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Keith Robertson (1) (1914–1991)

Autor(a) de Henry Reed, Inc.

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Keith Robertson (1) foi considerado como pseudónimo de Carlton Keith.

25+ Works 2,585 Membros 19 Críticas

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Obras por Keith Robertson

Foram atribuídas obras ao autor também conhecido como Carlton Keith.

Henry Reed, Inc. (1958) 1,064 exemplares
Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting Service (1966) 499 exemplares
Henry Reed's Journey (1963) 357 exemplares
Henry Reed's Think Tank (1986) 209 exemplares
Henry Reed's Big Show (1839) 208 exemplares
In Search of a Sandhill Crane (1973) 30 exemplares
The Year of the Jeep (1800) 24 exemplares
Three Stuffed Owls (1954) 22 exemplares
If Wishes Were Horses (1958) 19 exemplares
The Money Machine (1969) 19 exemplares
Outlaws of the Sourland (1953) 15 exemplares
The Crow and the Castle (1957) 15 exemplares
The Lonesome Sorrel (1952) 12 exemplares
The Wreck of the Saginaw (1954) 10 exemplares
The Dog Next Door (1950) 10 exemplares
The Pilgrim Goose (1956) 9 exemplares
Tales of Myrtle the Turtle (1974) 8 exemplares
Mystery of Burnt Hill (1952) 7 exemplares
Ice to India (1955) 4 exemplares
The Pinto Deer (1956) 3 exemplares
The Phantom Rider (1955) 2 exemplares
Lost Dog Jerry (1952) 2 exemplares
Mascot of the Melroy (1956) 2 exemplares

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Foram atribuídas obras ao autor também conhecido como Carlton Keith.

The Young Folks' Shelf of Books, Volume 05: In Your Own Backyard (1962) — Contribuidor — 168 exemplares

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A fun blast from the past. Henry Reed, his beagle, Agony, his BFF Midge Glass, a black poodle (?) named Consommé, and all kinds of adventures. I remember reading this book out loud (aloud?) in 5th grade. Love the dated illustrations
 
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Jinjer | 1 outra crítica | Aug 12, 2022 |
Thirteen year old Hal has wanted a dog all of his life. His neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, have never wanted a dog in their lives. Ever. Unfortunately, Mrs. Aylesworth, boxer breeder and sister to Mrs. Perkins, unceremoniously sends the Perkins a beautiful dog named Beau as a gift. So begins a dilemma with a seemingly easy fix: the Perkins should give Hal the dog. Right? Only, Hal's parents think a dog would be too much responsibility for Hal and the Perkins, knowing Beau is a pure bred, think he could be sold for a lot of money (once they get over the guilt of selling a gift). Stalemate. As a consolation prize, Hal's parents tell him he can build a treehouse in the back yard complete with a telescope. With the help of elderly boat builder and friend, Mr. Seward, Hal not only builds a shipshape treehouse, he develops a keen sense of responsibility. He watches helplessly as Beau, the new canine about town, is blamed for dog fights and attacks on community members. Beau is getting the reputation of being a vicious dog. Hal needs to set the record straight, but how?… (mais)
 
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lcslibrarian | 5 outras críticas | Aug 13, 2020 |
i love this book! and you random people will too!
 
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azpandas | 7 outras críticas | Mar 19, 2018 |

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Obras
25
Also by
1
Membros
2,585
Popularidade
#9,937
Avaliação
4.2
Críticas
19
ISBN
63
Línguas
1

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