books by Deborah Howe

books by Deborah Howe

books:

Deborah Howe

The Bunnicula Collection: Books 1-3: #1: Bunnicula: A Rabbit-Tale of Mystery; #2: Howliday Inn; #3: The ...

James Howe, Deborah Howe

Listening Library (Audio), 2004

Great books for all ages
Count me among the Victor Garber fans who bought this set of CDs simply to hear Alias' Spydaddy do something others said he did well. Also count me among those who thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The books themselves are well written and seem to be just fun to ...

Bonícula: una historia de misterio conejil

Deborah howwe y Jamees Howe

Fondo de Cultura Economica, 2008

a bunny to scare all.
This one of the most entretaining stories about the old myth of vampires. The main character, who also is the writer of the story, is a family dog who witnesses how a charming being becomes a fiendish creature at night. One of the achievments of the book is how closely ...

Teddy Bear's Scrapbook (Ready-For-Chapters)

Deborah Howe

Topeka Bindery, 2001

Great book for an early reader!
My 5 year old daughter recently read this book to me. She loved hearing the story of Teddy's adventures, and this book has inspired us to start a scrapbook of her adventures with her special toy animal friend. The last chapter is wonderful as it describes the bond of ...

Bunnicula: A Rabbit-Tale of Mystery (Bunnicula)

Deborah Howe, James Howe

Aladdin, 2006

A great, safe "scary" story for kidsThis tale of a bunny found in a movie theater showing Dracula is as old as I am. But the lov
This tale of a bunny found in a movie theater showing Dracula is as old as I am. But the lovably dumb dog who is the point of view character and his cat friend who is too smart for his own good really seem to connect with kids. This books also has just enough tension ...

The Portland Edge: Challenges And Successes In Growing Communities

Island Press, 2004

The successes and challenges in Portland communities
I am a professor of City and Regional Planning and I found this book a much-needed addition to the urban-planning literature. The book is written at a level appropriate for a wide range of audiences including planning students, policy makers, politicians, urban ...