What has the author Mary Hogan written?

Answer 1

Mary D. Fugate has written:

'Scott County marriages, 1815-1853' -- subject(s): Genealogy, Marriage records

'Implied marriages of Russell County, Virginia' -- subject(s): Genealogy, Marriage records

Answer 2

Mary Hogan has written:

'Disney's let's play with Winnie the pooh!' -- subject(s): Fiction, Toy and movable books, Play, Animals, Toys, Specimens

'Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron 8x8 (Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron)' -- subject(s): Horses, Wild horses, Mustang, Juvenile fiction

'Splash! (Cave Kids)'

'Winnie the Pooh's Book of Manners' -- subject(s): Fiction, Teddy bears, Etiquette, Toys

'Sinbad'

'Oh, Babe!'

'Pretty Face' -- subject(s): Fiction, Weight control, Dating (Social customs), Self-acceptance, Overweight persons

'Christmas at the Zoo (My Fun Shape Board Books)'

'My Silly Snowman (My Fun Shape Board Books)'

'Dophins (McGraw-Hill reading)'

'Babe and the Bunny'

'Disney's Pooh's pumpkin surprise' -- subject(s): Fiction, Teddy bears, Pumpkin, Sharing, Toys

'Spirit' -- subject(s): Juvenile fiction, Horses, Wild horses, Mustang

'The Teeny-Tiny Witch (Funshaped Board Book)'

'Casper in Circus Spooktacular (Casper)'

'Sinbad' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Arabs, Fairy Tales, Folklore, Sindbad the Sailor (Legendary character), Sindbad the sailor (Legendary character), Juvenile literature

'Winnie the Pooh Shapes - 6 Books in One'

'Animal alphabet'

'Susanna Hits Hollywood' -- subject(s): Academy Awards (Motion pictures), Celebrities, Fiction, Journalism, Juvenile fiction, OverDrive, Self-confidence

'My snorkel adventure (McGraw-Hill reading : leveled books)'

'Susanna Sees Stars' -- subject(s): Fiction, Journalism, Celebrities, Self-confidence, OverDrive, Juvenile Fiction

Answer 3

Mary Coale Dugan has written:

'Outline history of Annapolis and the Naval academy' -- subject(s): History, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis

Answer 4

Mary Hogan is a YA and women's fiction author. Some of her works include "The Woman in the Photo," "Pretty Face," and "Two Sisters."