Bloodroot

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Crown Publishers, 1991 - Grandmothers - 150 pages
While spending the summer with her grandmother, Lizzie helps fight against encroaching developers who want to purchase nearby farmland for condominiums.

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Contents

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DAMN KNUCKLEHEADS
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IN OUR UNDERS
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Copyright

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About the author (1991)

Holly Hobbie was born in 1944 and grew up in Connecticut. American Greetings purchased some of her artwork to use on their line of cards and it was an instant success. The "Holly Hobbie" character was used on a variety of items including plates and lunchboxes. Holly Hobbie clubs and publications have been established to deal with the now collectible products. Holly Hobbie the author has written The Art of Holly Hobbie and Toot & Puddle, a picture book for children.

Bibliographic information

TitleBloodroot
AuthorW. D. Hobbie
Illustrated byHolly Hobbie
Editionillustrated
PublisherCrown Publishers, 1991
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedAug 28, 2009
ISBN0517581523, 9780517581520
Length150 pages
  
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