Maureen Green

Dinosaurs' Stomp (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The dinosaurs are gathering for a party, in this lively rhyming picture book. Kids will love the strong words and actions, especially boys.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bev
• Altersempfehlung: ab 5 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301155101
• Artikelnr.: 70901208

Autorenporträt

Maureen Green has been anything but quiet since her retirement, taking up writing in 2005. Maureen has published work across the genres to include young adult, short stories and adult crime fiction, winning competitions in all three genres.
Passionate about bringing both published and unpublished authors' works to readers, Maureen was one of the founders of the Author's Mouth, a local writer/reader group which meets monthly and showcases local talent.
Maureen's works have been published in America, United Kingdom and Australia and New Zealand.

List of published works:

Short Stories Secret Attic.

Clean as a Whistle, T-Zero

It's great to be Me T-Zero

Seagull Sponge Learning Media

Children's Works

Dinosaur Stomp Published 2008. -a children's picture book

New Hat Blue Hat - Something Story Publishing

Kitchen Magic - Something Story Publishing

Four Dragons - Bigziddlezot Multimedia 2006 Children's Book Award.
An ancient legend recounting how the four great rivers of China were formed.

Four Dragons - Print
Magic in the Air - a children's anthology, edited and contributed 2 stories. Published Nov 2010
Rawiri the Little Spotted Kiwi
To be published 2010
Young Adult

Code of Silence L&R Hartley, Publishers

Code of Silence Print
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In Arthur's Footsteps Published 2009 - a young adult.

Adult

Consequences Literary Road Website

Footprints - A collection of short stories contracted by a group of ex pat New Zealanders living in Australia, has been recognised in New Zealand as a work of historical significance.