The Lost Language
Can two friends save a dying language and their own friendship before it's too late?
Claudia has been writing ever since she was six years old, when her mother, who was a teacher, gave her a poetry notebook. Her path to becoming a published author is quite a tale in and of itself! While she was working at a publishing company, she was submitting drafts of her stories to the same company. One day, her boss asked her to read one of her own drafts to get a second opinion. She did so, giving some suggestions to the author, and later incorporated those suggestions to herself in what became her published book, At the Back of the Woods. Claudia was born in New York City and raised in New Jersey, earned degrees from Wellesley College, Princeton University, and University of Maryland, and now lives in Boulder Colorado, where she recently retired from being a professor of philosophy at the University of Colorado to write full time.
Can two friends save a dying language and their own friendship before it's too late?
A fourth grader's plan to avoid singing in public spirals into chaos.
A reading contest sparks rivalry and secrets in third grade.
Mason's pet troubles lead to an unexpected bond with a dog.
A reluctant fourth grader must lead a misfit basketball team against a school bully.
A math-loving girl tackles a sudoku contest and a lemonade stand crisis.
A young athlete seeks her father's attention as she races against rivals and family expectations.
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Illustrated
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Collaborators
Graphic novels
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Chapter books
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Books published each year, stacked by book type.
The share of the catalog represented by each book type.
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books
Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
Can two friends save a dying language and their own friendship before it's too late?
A clumsy kid discovers his hidden talent in sign language, leading to unexpected friendships.
Can Vera's comic passion win over her skeptical mom?
Sisters clash over coding camp. Can they find common ground?
Nixie must navigate new friendships and jealousy at an after-school program.
A boy with nine pets must find a way to enter them all into a school pet show despite the high entrance fees.
A spelling bee tests Simon's friendship and competitive spirit. Will he let others shine or win at all costs?
Can Nora persuade her classmates that ants are fascinating, not just pests?
A young athlete seeks her father's attention as she races against rivals and family expectations.
A math-loving girl tackles a sudoku contest and a lemonade stand crisis.
A reading contest sparks rivalry and secrets in third grade.
A reluctant fourth grader must lead a misfit basketball team against a school bully.
A fourth grader's plan to avoid singing in public spirals into chaos.
Mason's pet troubles lead to an unexpected bond with a dog.
A young boy faces his fear of riding without training wheels.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Claudia Mills's books.
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