books by Ann Herrick (children beneath article)

books by Ann Herrick

books:

April fool champ.(short story): An article from: Children's Digest

1 review
Ann Crowder Herrick

Benjamin Franklin Literary & Medical Society, Inc., 1994

Great little story!
April Fool Champ is a great little story. It's very funny and can be enjoyed by kids and adults alike.

SASKIA

DiskUs Publishing, 2007

When he was a boy, Ben had an experience on which, years later, he still reflects. One summer Ben's father took on a hired hand, who had a daughter who pitched in to help, mostly around the house. The girl was in her early teens. Her name was Saskia. She had blonde hair, a nice smile, a great laugh, and Ben thought she was pretty. She was also easy to talk to. Ben spent a special summer with Saskia, and was dazzled by her mysterious talents. ...

Summer Replacement

2 reviews
Ann Herrick

Hard Shell Word Factory, 2004

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"I love your book....When I read it I never wanted to put it down. It's a great book...it is so real...it was great." Love, H.R. (fan) "Ms. Herrick captured angst, laughter, and the trials of teenage life...A sweet and funny book..." Overall rating: 4 Hearts Sara Sawyer, The Romance Studio "Author Ann Herrick certainly knows her audience! The story line, characters, dialogue and even ...

The Perfect Guy

6 reviews
Ann Herrick

Hard Shell Word Factory, 2005

Humorous, touching, award-winning book!
"...close attention to plot and character development have produced a believable story punctuated by humorously realistic characters." Pat Engelking, District Librarian, Lowell School District, Lowell, Oregon AWARDS: International Reading Association/Children's Book Council "Children's Choice" Award; American Library Association "Recommended Book for Reluctant Readers" Award PLOT: ...

Keep on, keeping on

1 review
Nellie Snyder Yost, Betty Ann Herrick

Word Services, 1983

Keep On Keeping On
Book is the life story of a woman born and raised in Colorado in a small mining town. Not very interesting at all. I do not recommend this book unless you are personally acquainted with the author and have a personal reason for wanting it. It's fairly boring, in my opinion.

Beneath The Surface

DiskUs Publishing, 2007

At first Lariena is glad she has to spend the summer with her foot in a cast. It means she has a built-in excuse to stay out of the water at the beach. It's not the water that bothers her, but what might be below the surface. But then she meets Adrian. Lariena won't go in the water, and she can't understand why Adrian won't come out. Eventually Adrian teaches Lariena to face her fears and not be afraid of what's Beneath The Surface, even when ...

Practice Makes Perfect (Keepsake, No 24)

1 review
Ann Herrick

Harlequin, 1988

Great summer reading!
This is a really good book about a girl pretending to have a summer romance with a boy she'd really like to have a year-round romance with. I read it straight through in one afternoon.

Walk Softly and Watch Out for Bigfoot

2 reviews
Ann Herrick

Hard Shell Word Factory, 2006

Reviews by District Librarian, Writers Unlimited, Scribes World
When Gwynne is forced to leave New York City and all her summer plans for a personal makeover to visit her cousin Neeta in Oregon, she can't believe she's being sent to "the middle of nowhere." What's in Oregon anyway, besides trees and bears? And what's this about a monster called "Bigfoot?" Gwynne wonders how she'll ever survive her trip to the wilderness. It isn't long, however, before ...

Star of the Show

1 review
Ann Herrick

Amazon, 2006

a story for young women that extends to all ages
Ann Herrick's "Star of the Show" is a fun read that supports the idea of a young woman's multiple talents and her honesty with herself and others. It has some surprises and a heart-warming, romantic end. All women, but especially teen readers, will identify with the main character. This could serve as a hi/low story, with vocabulary at around the sixth to eighth grade levels. Ms. Herrick knows ...