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Rond smith wrote peak, I.Q, Charlie and the chocolate factory, the clique series, and twilight!!!! Ok #1 Roland Smith did not write twilight or the clique series. Some of the books he wrote are Cryptid Hunters, Jaguar, Sasquatch, I.Q, Elephant Run, Zack's Lie, and The Last Lobo.
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Where are Roland Smiths books located?
The place that I found some Roland Smith books are: Book Fair, Books a Million, and Borders.
What has the author Roland A Smith written?
Roland A. Smith has written: 'Before you build your church' -- subject(s): Church facilities, Planning
What has the author Gordon Roland Smith written?
Gordon Roland Smith has written: 'First models in cardboard' -- subject(s): Paperboard 'Papercraft'
Why are there no girls in Roland Smith's books?
There actually are girls in some Roland Smith books. Some girls are in Cryptid Hunters and Tentacles which are the only Roland Smith books I read. They are phenomenal books. You should read one of them. Some of the girls: Grace, Laurel, Rose, maybe PD, Congo, and Bo. (Some don't sound like girl names, but they are.) Those were only a few. There still are a bunch more.
What is the theme of roland smith's books?
Roland Smith's books often explore themes of adventure, survival, nature, and the bond between humans and animals. Many of his stories also touch on themes of perseverance, friendship, and overcoming challenges.
Who is Roland Smith?
he is an author of 22+ books. he comes around to schools and teaches stuff to them.
Is Roland Smith single?
No, Roland Smith is not single.
What is Roland Smith's occupation?
Roland Smith is a/an Author
How many kids does Roland Smith have?
Roland Smith has three kids
Who wrote Cryptid Hunters?
"Cryptid Hunters" was written by Roland Smith. It is a young adult novel that follows the adventures of two siblings as they search for mythical creatures around the world.
What is roland smith's birthday?
Roland Smith was born on November 30, 1951
What is Roland Smith's birthday?
Roland Smith was born on November 30, 1951
