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Claudia Mills

Author of How Oliver Olson Changed the World

68 Works 3,669 Members 124 Reviews

About the Author

Claudia Mills is an American author of children's books. She is also an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Colorado Boulder. She has written several children's series including: Mason Dixon Series, Gus and Granpa Series, West Creek Middle School Seres, and Dinah Series. (Bowker show more Author Biography) show less

Includes the names: Mills Claudia, Claudia Milla

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Works by Claudia Mills

Kelsey Green, Reading Queen (2013) 289 copies
7 x 9 = Trouble! (2002) 257 copies
Lizzie At Last (2000) 201 copies
Losers, Inc. (1997) 185 copies
Being Teddy Roosevelt (2007) 139 copies
Zero Tolerance (2013) 123 copies
Fractions = Trouble! (2011) 112 copies
Alex Ryan, Stop That! (2003) 82 copies
Standing Up to Mr. O (1998) 78 copies
Annika Riz, Math Whiz (2007) 76 copies
Mason Dixon: Pet Disasters (2011) 60 copies
Trading Places (2006) 55 copies
Dinah Forever (1995) 53 copies
Gus and Grandpa (1997) 52 copies
One Square Inch (2010) 31 copies
Ziggy's Blue-Ribbon Day (2005) 30 copies
DINAH FOR PRESIDENT (1750) 28 copies
Write This Down (2016) 25 copies
Makeovers by Marcia (2005) 25 copies
A Visit to Amy-Claire (1992) 24 copies
Gus and Grandpa Go Fishing (2003) 24 copies
Dinah in Love (1993) 22 copies
The Lost Language (2021) 22 copies
Perfectly Chelsea (2004) 21 copies
One Small Lost Sheep (1997) 18 copies
Cally's Enterprise (1988) 17 copies
Boardwalk with Hotel (1985) 14 copies
Secret Carousel,the (1983) 11 copies
HANNAH ON HER WAY (1991) 11 copies
Values and Public Policy (1991) 10 copies
Melanie Magpie (1987) 9 copies
All the Living (1983) 6 copies
At The Back Of The Woods (1982) 3 copies
DINAMITE DINAH (1992) 2 copies

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Birthdate
1954-08-21
Gender
female

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This book is full of wonderfully imperfect characters. Lizard and Bumble's friendship will, at times, frustrate readers, but also likely resonate. Reading this book as an adult, I want to get a copy for my 9th graders. While the characters are younger, the story itself is transferrable and my high schoolers could certainly draw parallels to their own relationships and goals. Highly recommend!
 
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ACLopez6 | Feb 25, 2023 |
This is a great book about an important topic. The author's angle on it highlights the perseverance necessary for a math-challenged kid to meet the traditional third grade benchmark of mastering the multiplication facts. Wilson's initial progress through the multiplication tests was impeded by administering them in numerical order: multiplication by the factors of 0, 1, 2, 3, etc. As Wilson observed, the threes are difficult because there is no pattern to the products when multiplying by three. Eventually, Wilson learns his multiplication facts which reemphasizes the idea that if you try hard and keep working you'll achieve your goals.… (more)
 
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madisonseiter | 4 other reviews | Nov 10, 2022 |
Note: I received a digital review copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley.
 
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fernandie | Sep 15, 2022 |
Note: I received an ARC of this book at ALA Midwinter 2020.
 
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Statistics

Works
68
Members
3,669
Popularity
#6,898
Rating
3.8
Reviews
124
ISBNs
257
Languages
4

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