books by Chris Strodder

books by Chris Strodder

books:

Chris Strodder

A Sky for Henry
Chris Strodder, Emilie Kennedy

Red Hen Pr, 1985

Swingin' Chicks of the 60's

Chris Strodder

Cedco Publishing Company, 2000

But WHY did he leave out my name??
This is a wonderful exploration of the "Groovy" girls of the 60's, now elevated to "Swingin' Chicks" status by the author! (Why does that sound like something Frank would have said -- or sung?) Gee, I seem to meet all the criteria that would entitle me to being ...

The Disneyland Encyclopedia: The Unofficial, Unauthorized, and Unprecedented History of Every Land, ...

Chris Strodder

Santa Monica Press, 2008

Lots of info in a compact, readable package
(Not sure why the first reviewer gushed about the book but only gave it two stars.) Author Chris Strodder has written a very comprehensive but easily readable history of just about everything that's ever existed in the Original Magic Kingdom. This is the kind of ...

Stories Light and Dark

Chris Strodder

Red Hen Press, 2005

A Good Read, Anywhere, Anytime
I recently got this book as a Christmas present and found it very enjoyable. I don't get a lot of time to read, so the stories were just the right length to fit with my night time schedule. I was able to read one or two at a whack, though as I got more into them ...

The Encyclopedia of Sixties Cool: A Celebration of the Grooviest People, Events, and Artifacts of the 1960s

Chris Strodder

Santa Monica Press, 2007

The Bible for Ring-a-Ding-Ding Revolutionaries
No other decade in modern history was as influential, eclectic and packed with passion as the 1960s. From politics to pop culture, the 60s offered an incredible array of sights, sounds and swingin' sensations. It was the decade of Batman, Bond, the Beatles, bongs, ...

Lockerboy

Chris Strodder

Red Hen Press, 2002

loved it!
This book was good from beginning to end. Excitment, adventure and suspense all in one.. Recomend it for all ages!

The Wish Book

Chris Strodder

Red Hen Press, 2004

Rip-roaring hilarity and non-stop adventure!
Strodder really outdid himself with this one. After completing his previous work, Lockerboy, he went on to write this. It's masterfully crafted, in essence poking a little fun at the little mounain town in which he grew up. The characters are believable, the plot is ...