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Andrea Beaty's Books
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Artist TedTed paints his way into trouble—and a new friendship—in this comic adventure.One morning, Ted realizes that his room needs a little...Read More -
Hide and SheepIn this rhyming read-aloud, Farmer McFitt must round up his escaped sheep--which are hiding everywhere from the circus to the library.Read More
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Hush, Baby GhostlingWhen the sun begins to rise, it's time for Baby Ghostling to sleep. But sleeping is hard when your head is filled with scary thoughts of human...Read More
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Doctor TedDoctor Ted diagnoses everyone and everything, much to the displeasure of Principal Bigham in Andrea Beaty’s picture book.Read More
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Citizens Voice, November 20, 2011
..."Killing Lincoln" by Bill O'Reilly "No Higher Honor" by Condoleezza Rice "Attack of the Fluffy Bunnies" by Andrea Beaty "Al Capone Does My Shirts" by Gennifer Choldenko "Thanksgiving is Here" by Diane Goode "Judy Moody" by Megan McDonald "Thanksgiving at...
Geneva Patch, March 7, 2011
...the pizza and soft drinks– you provide the lively conversation! The book for March is Cicada Summer by Andrea Beaty. Please contact the Youth Services Department for more information. This program is for girls in grades 4 & up with a caregiver. ...
SportsPageMagazine.com, November 23, 2011
...and a semifinal loss to Xavier (3-1) . . . Alyssa Deno leads SLU with a 3.39 kills-per-set average, while Andrea Beaty is second at 3.37 . . . Cassie Clarke owns a team-best .231 hitting percentage and has set the St. Louis offense to a .168 rate of...
The University News, November 17, 2011
...but I think it’s important for our team that we face top-level opponents going into the tournament.” Andrea Beaty led the attack for the Billikens, racking up 39 kills between the two matches. Grace Bonoma solidified the defense. The sophomore...
The Goddess of YA Literature, May 23, 2011
...about talking dogs come to life with the brilliant realia collages Ehlert has assembled. HIDE AND SHEEP by Andrea Beaty with illustrations by Bill Mayer (McElderry 2011) is reminiscent of some of the antics of Farmer Brown's animals from Click Clack Moo...
