books by Kate Klimo (american handbook midlife)

books by Kate Klimo

books:

The Dragon in the Sock Drawer: Dragon Keepers #1

4 reviews

Random House Books for Young Readers, 2008

A wonderful tale!
My 6-year-old son and I both read this and and absolutely LOVED it. So much fun and the characters are so likeable. Can't wait to read the next one and the next and the next!

Tasha Tudor's Bedtime Book

2 reviews

Platt & Munk, Publishers, 1984

A piece of my childhood...
This was the storybook my mother used to read to me before bed. It was our nightly ritual. The illustrations of Tasha Tudor filled my dreams, and were a very special part of my childhood. Through this book I learned such timless classics as; Hansel and Gretel, The Frog Prince, and Billy Goats Gruff. I treasure my copy to this day. Share this timeless classic with someone you love.

Mouse House

1 review
Stephanie Calmenson, Zokeisha

Little Simon, 1983

Great Kids 1st Book
My grandnephew loves this book so much that he tore the card board cover off the book trying to open it for me. So I bought him a new copy. But he still prefers the old torn cover book to read.

The Alphabets on the Farm
Roger Knights

Simon & Schuster, 1982

The Alphabets spend a weekend on the farm doing chores and enjoying themselves. The main characters are letters which form words pertinent to the text.

Coming of Age...All Over Again: The Ultimate Midlife Handbook

6 reviews
Kate Klimo, Buffy Shutt

Springboard Press, 2007

Wonderful book!
What a lovely book! I found reading this book to be like having lunch with two slightly older, and wiser friends. I came away with so much useful information, as well as a comforting sense of affirmation--these are things we all need to remember, things that we all go through. As a woman in my early thirties, I honestly wasn't sure how much of the book would apply to me, but I was pleasantly ...

A Patchwork Fish Tale

1 review
Stewart Moskowitz

Holiday House, 1982

I still remember it after 20 years!
This was a FAVORITE book of my brother and mine. We read it to shreds, which is why I am looking for another copy on Amazon. Last time I read it was in the early eighties, but I still remember it. The little fish keeps eating things in the fish tank, including all the other fish! Every time he ate something, he got a new patch with their picture. He got big, and lonely, and ate one more thing ...

The Alphabets in the Garden
Roger Knights

Simon & Schuster, 1982

Animated letters spell out words for the things they do and the things that grow in their garden.

The Alphabets Go to the Circus

1 review
Roger Knights

Simon & Schuster, 1982

Cute!
This book is a lot of fun to read to little kids! I think they should get it back in print!

Labor Pains

1 review
Kate Klimo

Crown, 1988

I re-read this one at least once a year- it's a keeper!
I wish Ms. Klimo would write more like this, and tell us what becomes of everyone in this teriffic book. I've had it for years and re-read it often. The characters are fun, the situations are very real, and the whole book has a solidness to it. You know how everyone feels, and it's poignant. I reccommend this book to anyone with children, or pregnant- or trying to concieve.

The Legend of the American Rabbit (Little Simon Book)
Stewart Moskowitz

Marcel Dekker, 1983

An anchor rabbit for television news encounters the secrets of the universe and a source of power that enables him to become "The American Rabbit," solver of problems.

Midlife Power
Kate Klimo

DTV Deutscher Taschenbuch, 2007

Heroic horses and their riders
Kate Klimo

Platt & Munk, 1974

Vignettes from the lives of fifteen horses that in their service to the men who rode them contributed to the flow of history or were historical figures in their own right.