Gail Herman
Gail Herman
Gail Herman, born in 1957 in the United States, is a talented author known for her engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations. With a keen eye for capturing youthful curiosity and humor, she has become a beloved figure in children's literature, inspiring young readers through her creative work.
Personal Name: Gail Herman
Birth: 1959
Gail Herman Books
(68 Books)
"A thoughtful and age-appropriate introduction to an unimaginable event--the Holocaust. The Holocaust was a genocide on a scale never before seen, with as many as twelve million people killed in Nazi death camps--six million of them Jews. Gail Herman traces the rise of Hitler and the Nazis, whose rabid anti-Semitism led first to humiliating anti-Jewish laws, then to ghettos all over Eastern Europe, and ultimately to the Final Solution. She presents just enough information for an elementary-school audience in a readable, well-researched book that covers one of the most horrible events in history. Includes a letter from the editor and series creator, Jane O'Connor"--
This funny Halloween story about Clifford the Big Red Dog, based on an episode from the award-winning TV show, is just right for beginning readers.
It's Halloween, and the whole town dresses up in funny or spooky costumes and gathers at the beach to watch a scary ghost movie together. When Clifford investigates the big white movie screen afterwards, it falls on him, covering him like a ghost! He runs through town, unintentionally scaring everybody. Emily Elizabeth's friend Jetta learns that it's okay to admit to being afraid.
Réédition. Une nouvelle enquête de la joyeuse bande de Mystères et Cie, présidée par le célèbre Scooby-Doo. [SDM].
Des illustrations de synthèse, fortement inspirées des "comics" américains, soutiennent la trame simple, cadeau du petit écran. [SDM].
Scooby-Doo and Shaggy find themselves in the school theater and not knowing that it is a rehearsal of the school play happening on stage believe something sinister is about to befall their friend Daphne.
Reluctant to take her little brother to the beach because of his constant questions, a teenager is soon grateful for his newly acquired knowledge of the tides.
Illustrations and simple text draw the reader into a family celebration at which a girl receives a dollhouse in which a birthday party is also going on.
The number one Scare Team at Monsters, Inc., must come up with a solution when a girl named Boo makes her way onto the scare floor.
Dulcie the fairy, who likes to work hard as head baker for Queen Clarion, reluctantly takes a vacation.
A young girl's lucky ring helps her be the perfect flower girl in her sister's wedding.
Myka can spot an ant carrying a crumb in a faraway field. She can see an inchworm sliding along a twig in a distant wood. She’s a brave-hearted, sharpeyed fairy scout. Then one morning Myka thinks she spots something dangerous and sounds an alarm—a false alarm. Now Myka’s no longer so sure of herself. She’s starting to think something is wrong with her eyes, but she doesn’t want anyone to know. Can Myka count on her other senses to help her fool everyone?
The Scooby-Doo Readers are a level above the Picture Clue Books. The text is easy-to-read and the art is bold and full-bleed, making these an appealing Level 2 reader. Scooby-Doo and the gang are enjoying a relaxing day at the beach. Sun, sand, snacks, and sea monsters? "Ro Way!" says Scooby. But if it wasn't a sea monster, what destroyed the gang's sand castle? And where is the gang? Scooby and Shaggy have to find them fast!
**(Primary K-2) Hardcover, children's mystery book with full-color illustrations, plus activity pages.**
**WorldCat:** Go team! Scooby and the gang love to cheer for their favorite football team, but something strange is going on at the game. There's a spaceship in the sky above the stadium and the fans look like aliens! **It will be better than a touchdown if Scooby-Doo and the gang can solve this mystery!**
The Scooby-Doo Readers are a level above the Picture Clue Books. The text is easy-to-read and the art is bold and full-bleed, making these an appealing Level 2 reader. Go team! Scooby and the gang love to cheer for their favorite football team, but there's something strange about the fans at this game. Are space aliens watching the game as well? It looks like another mystery for Scooby and the gang!
[Scholastic Reader Level 2]
Ms. Frizzle's class is going to the top of the world! They want to see the different animals. But when they arrive, they get a big surprise. Join Ms. Frizzle's class on this cool field trip and learn about the animals of the Arctic.
Clumsy Dorrie's magic always backfires. Maybe her fairy godmother can grant her a wish and make her a good fairy. But fairy fiddles! Dorrie's fairy godmother is even clumsier than Dorrie! How can a mixed-up grown-up help a little fairy figure things out?
When Scooby and the gang visit the Natural History Museum, the exhibits go berserk. The dinosaur skeletons snap their jaws, the lights flicker on and off, and Shaggy and Scooby are convinced a jungle beast is chasing them.
Scooby and the gang are going apple picking. But no matter how fast Shaggy and Scooby fill their baskets, the apples disappear! Is a ghost taking their apples? Time to look for clues because there's a mystery to solve!
Exhausted at the end of her busiest time of year, Fira, a light-talent fairy, must cope with an illness among the fireflies and train three rambunctious new fairies so that other Never Land fairies can do their work.
Scooby and his friends are trapped in a creepy castle and are being chased by witches, vampires, ghosts, mummies and knights. Introduces reading comprehension, character identification, vocabulary skills.
How do things fly? When Ms. Frizzle and her class are shrunk inside Wanda and Tim's model airplane, they discover how wings and moving air affect flight in a series of high adventures.
Presents an overview of climate change, discussing if humans are at fault for the rapidly warming Earth, and describes why climate change has recently become a political issue.
Scooby and the gang are spending Christmas at a cabin in the woods, but things (gifts and Christmas dinner) keep disappearing. Can Scooby save the holiday?
Bob and Rob Headley, a two-headed monster, love doing everything together, especially playing catcher on a team in the Little Monster League.
Scooby-Doo and the gang come to the rescue when Farmer Fran tells them a ghost has taken all of the lettuce and carrots from her garden.
When she learns that she will not be in the same class as her friends, Annie worries about starting second grade with a new teacher.
Sam and Pam take their time bringing home ice cream for the family and find a surprise in the package at the end of their journey.
Somebody is emptying the apple baskets as fast as Scooby and the gang can fill them up. Looks like there is a mystery to solve.
Scooby, Shaggy and the gang are about to find out if the woods are haunted when the Mystery, Inc. gang goes camping.
Scooby and the gang discover why there is nighttime howling on the construction site of a new playground.
Lucky the dog wonders what he will do all day when the little boy who owns him starts attending school.
A young boy describes how his new dog Sam talks to him, how they play together, and what pals they are.
Sabrina becomes a boy with the help of a special Boy Brew and learns how Harvey really feels about her.
A teddy bear whom no one wants to buy leaves his shelf in the toy store and sets out for adventure.
Children's storybook adaptation of the classic film, illustrated with color stills.
