books by Linda Ellerbee     books:       Arnaud's Restaurant Cookbook8 reviews Kit Wohl, David Spielman Pelican Publishing Company, 2005 the cookbook is as lovely as the restaurant A June visit to New Orleans, with dinner at Arnaud's, inspired the purchase of this cookbook. The book more than exceeded my expectations, with interesting anecdotes, beautiful photographs and doable, delicious recipes. The only thing missing is the recipe for the distinctive remoulade sauce they use for Shrimp Arnaud, a great favorite. However, they do sell the sauce so all is not lost. This ...             Get Real #6: Girl Reporter Rocks Polls!3 reviews Linda Ellerbee HarperCollins, 2000 Best in the series! Themes expertly woven together This Get Real is the best of all. Ellerbee weaves together themes like popularity and intelligence with school elections and school violence and vandalism vs. safety vs. freedom. Perfect!             Get Real #2: Girl Reporter Sinks School2 reviews Linda Ellerbee HarperCollins, 2000 This book was great! I really enjoyed this book, Get Real #2. In this book, Casey accidentaly gets her friend/rival Megan framed for stealing the answer key for a big test. She has to find the criminals, and the clues make Casey suspect some of Megan's friends. Megan gets mad at Casey for suspecting them. Casey has to risk Megan's friendship to go after the story! This book has plenty of adventure and a good ...             Get Real #5: Ghoul Reporter Digs Up Zombies!2 reviews Linda Ellerbee HarperCollins, 2000 Very good, except it could have been longer Good story. Much better than I thought it would be. However... there wasn't much of any newspaper stuff this time. Mostly it was about a school assignment. If it had been just 50 pages longer, there could have been school newspaper meetings and editorials about racism and prejudice, articles about town history and heritage, dsylexia/learning disabilities and differences, etc. Just a little ...             Get Real #7: Girl Reporter Gets the Skinny!2 reviews Linda Ellerbee HarperCollins, 2001 Get Real This is really the best book out of all 8 - it really attacks real problems on body images. It shows waht can REALLY happen in the real word. This book will teach you a very valuable lesson - self-confidence! Enjoy!             Take Big Bites24 reviews Linda Ellerbee Putnam Adult, 2005 Travel, Food, Fun, Friends, Lovers, and Misadventures Ellerbee writes just the way she speaks, and when you read Take Big Bites, you feel like she's talking directly to you. This is a book that you never want to end. It's a memoir about travel and food and friends and lovers and misadventures. She has done it all. Most of the time, she travels alone. She prefers that so she's forced to talk to the people where she's visiting. Occasionally, she goes ...             Girl Reporter Blows Lid Off Town (Get Real (Sagebrush))16 reviews Linda Ellerbee Topeka Bindery, 2000 So Real-You gotta love it It's so awesome! Buy it! But before you rush out to Barnes and Noble I better fill you in on the book. Casey Smith, girl reporter is on her way to greatness in the word of jornalisam. By the school newspaper! When Casey find out there is NO newspaper, cancelled in the 80's for lack of interest,she takes matters into her own hands. She decides to rebuild the newspaper! But Megan O'Connor, Princess ...             Get Real #3: Girl Reporter Stuck in Jam5 reviews Linda Ellerbee HarperCollins Children's Books, 2000 Great for sixth graders! "My daughter loves these books in this series." As my daughter said," I can relate to what she is going through. It seems like Casey Smith is a real sixth grader." Linda Ellerbee is an exceptional writer! I would recommend it to any sixth grade parent to give to their child.             Bylines: A Photobiography of Nellie Bly (Photobiographies)2 reviews Sue Macy National Geographic Children's Books, 2009 Historically accurate This is a fascinating biography by an author who is rapidly becoming a "library must-have" in the field of women's history. Nellie Bly's story is an inspiration for anyone--girls, boys and adults--and her life as a crusading journalist is so rarely found in library collections. The photos are a nice addition, and the book by National Geographic virtually attests to its quality.             And So It Goes7 reviews Linda Ellerbee Berkley, 1987 Should be required reading There are some books that should never be resigned to the dustbin and this is one of them. The message is timeless and, despite the humor, frightening. Ms. Ellerbee's wisdom is needed more today than it was back in 1988.             Get Real #8: Girl Reporter Bytes Back!1 review Linda Ellerbee HarperCollins, 2001 Typing Back This one of my favorite series so this book was no different. I loved the way it showed how kids can get scammed on the internet, as well as adults. I like how Casey has a nose for news. I feel like we have a lot in common. This books shows you that you have to be very careful on the internet because you might not relize how big it is. Power to the Kids in the News!             Writing Down the River: Into the Heart of the Grand Canyon6 reviews Kathleen Jo Ryan, Leila Philip Grand Canyon Association, 2004 I Did It All in the Grand Canyon Very good reading, with excellent comments on the Grand Canyon, the experiences of rafting the river and essays on how the canyon touches people in different ways. I have just completed an 8 day trip of over 280 miles in the canyon and experienced every emotion and awe-inspiring moment described in the book. The photographs are worth the purchase price alone. A must read before and after ...             Move On3 reviews Linda Ellerbee Random House Value Publishing, 1993 Stunningly Beautiful This is nothing less than a work of genius, a beautiful story which is beautifully told. The thrilling exploits of this legendary giant of journalism are sure to enthrall everyone who reads about them. No other person, living or dead, could possibly have a more interesting story to tell, or be able to tell it in a more interesting way. Ms. Ellerbee is simply amazing, and her great talent ...             Get Real #4: Girl Reporter Snags Crush!7 reviews Linda Ellerbee HarperCollins, 2000 Get Real Series-Girl Reporter Snags Crush! This was the best book! It is great for young teens and I really enjoyed it. It is very interesting, easy to follow, and you'll like it so much you won't be able to put it down.             Dear President Obama: Letters of Hope from Children Across America7 reviews Bruce Kluger, David Tabatsky Beckham Publications Group, 2009 Review from www.firrkids.com Picking up this book is akin to being able to look directly into the minds of children and teens across the country, which is a pretty amazing thing. Some of the letters are touching, some are funny and some are downright sad. Nearly all of them are fascinating and there is no way of predicting what thoughts will be revealed with the turn of each page. 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