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What is Sharon creechs favorite food?
Hot Dogs
What is Sharon creechs first book?
Walk Two Moons was her first book to be published in America, followed by Chasing Redbird, Pleasing the Ghost, Bloomability, The Wanderer, and Fishing in the Air.
Which of Harper Lee family was an inspiration for attic us finch?
Amasa Coleman Lee, her father, was the inspiration for Atticus Finch in the novel
Is the book forge by fire mystery or a horror?
The novel, Forge by Fire, is neither a mystery or a horror novel. The novel is a realistic fiction. The novel was written by Sharon M. Draper and published in 1997.
What has the author Sharon Hebl written?
Sharon Hebl has written: 'Riverboat, Riverboat (In 1855 Anna wanted adventure. Then she met Sully. NOVEL-fact based)'
What was Sharon Mills Draper inspiration for writing?
She got dared to do a short story and enter it to Ebony Magazines and got picked.
Who is rose of Sharon?
It is a phrase in the Bible, sometimes applied to Christ himself. Rose of Sharon is also- and probably best known as a fictional character in the Steinbeck novel- the Grapes of Wrath.
How many pages does double deutch by Sharon Draper have?
"Double Dutch" by Sharon Draper is a young adult novel and typically has around 256 pages, depending on the edition and formatting.
What is the genre of the book Hate That Cat?
Sharon Creech's Hate That Cat is a realistic fiction novel in verse.
What was the Hunger Games inspiration for the creation of the dystopian world in the novel?
The inspiration for the creation of the dystopian world in "The Hunger Games" was a combination of reality TV shows, war, and social inequality.
How would you best described the book forged by fire by Sharon m draper is it a mystery or a horror novel?
The book Forged by Fire by Sharon M. Draper is considered to be a realistic fiction novel. The book is about an African American boy named Gerald who struggles to cope with the death of his aunt.
What has the author Sharon Kim written?
Sharon Kim has written: 'Literary epiphany in the novel, 1850-1950' -- subject(s): American fiction, History and criticism, Epiphanies in literature, English fiction
