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Piper Reed, Forever Friend
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Piper Reed (Volume 6)
Kimberly Willis Holt; illustrations by Christine Davenier
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Piper Reed is excited to move to a new state and catch up with old friends. But the move doesn't go as smoothly as she expected: Piper has trouble feeling accepted in her new surroundings. But then...
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Piper Reed, Rodeo Star
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Piper Reed (Volume 5)
Kimberly Willis Holt; Illustrated by Christine Davenier
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Piper's parents are going on vacation to France and not taking the whole family. What rotten luck! Still, Piper always looks on the bright side. The Reed sisters will be visiting their two sets of...
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Piper Reed, Campfire Girl
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Piper Reed (Volume 4)
Kimberly Willis Holt; illustrations by Christine Davenier
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Piper's family is going camping on Halloween, and she's determined to make it a holiday to remember.
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Piper Reed, Party Planner
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Piper Reed (Volume 3)
Kimberly Willis Holt; Illustrated by Christine Davenier
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Every club needs a clubhouse, and Piper Reed isn't going to give up until the Gypsy Club has one!
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Piper Reed Gets a Job
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Piper Reed (Volume 3)
Kimberly Willis Holt, illustrated by Christine Davenier
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Piper Reed and her fellow Gypsy Club members are in need of a clubhouse. Raising money to buy one proves a challenge. Piper, being the resourceful fifth grader that she is, launches her own party-planning...
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Piper Reed, Clubhouse Queen
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Piper Reed (Volume 2)
Kimberly Willis Holt; Illustrated by Christine Davenier
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Piper is dead-set on winning the Gypsy Club Pet Show—if only her dog could learn a few tricks!
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Piper Reed, Navy Brat
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Piper Reed (Volume 1)
Kimberly Willis Holt; Illustrated by Christine Davenier
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When a man joins the Navy, his family joins the Navy.
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Kimberly Willis Holt
Twenty three years ago Kimberly Willis Holt stopped talking about wanting to be a writer and started to pursue her dream. Because of her family's Louisiana roots she considers herself a southerner, but her father's military career took her to places beyond the South, including Paris and Guam.
She's the author of more than fifteen books for a wide range of ages, many of which have won awards and honors. Her third novel, When Zachary Beaver Came to Town won the National Book Award for Young People's Literature. She writes and gardens in Texas.
Kimberly Willis Holt
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Christine Davenier
As a young girl growing up in Tours, France, Christine Davenier loved listening to her older sister read fairy tales aloud. But she frequently found herself wondering, What does the princess’s beautiful dress look like? or How exquisite are her jewels? Christine was left to her own imagination, for the books had few illustrations. So it comes as little surprise that today, Christine embraces her career as an illustrator. “I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to create the illustrations I dreamed about seeing as a child,” she says.
When Christine was fourteen, she received her first box of watercolor paints, a gift from her grandmother. That was the beginning of many afternoons spent painting together in her grandmother’s garden. “My grandmother was an extraordinary woman,” Christine says. “Even though she worked in an office all her life, she was an artist through and through. She shared everything she knew about color—in painting and in life. Her wisdom and talent still inspire me today.”
She has illustrated many picture books, including Sally Jean, the Bicycle Queen by Cari Best. She lives in Paris, France.
Christine Davenier
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