Henry Huggins is the first book in the Henry Huggins series of children's novels, written by Beverly Cleary. It's about when Henry Huggins finds a dog while going to the drug store and names it "Ribsy". This book was a response to a letter from a kid saying, "Where are the books about the kids like us?" The critics called Henry the "modern Tom Sawyer."
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Works by Beverly Cleary |
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| Henry, Beezus, & Ramona series |
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| Ralph S. Mouse series |
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| First Love series |
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| Ellen & Otis series |
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| Leigh Botts series |
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| Beverly Cleary autobiographies |
A Girl From Yamhill · My Own Two Feet
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| Leave It To Beaver books |
Leave It To Beaver · Here's Beaver!
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| picture books |
The Hullabaloo ABC · The Real Hole · Two Dog Biscuits · The Growing-Up Feet · Lucky Chuck · Janet's Thingamajigs · Petey's Bedtime Story
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| other books |
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