Laura McGee Kvasnosky (www.lmkbooks.com) grew up in Northern California. She is the author of the Zelda and Ivy books, one of which won dual Golden Kite Honors Awards in 1999 from the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), and the American Library Association’s 2007 Theodor Seuss Geisel Award as America’s most distinguished book for beginning readers published that year. Along with Kate Harvey McGee, she is also the author of Little Wolf’s First Howling, which won the Margaret Wise Brown Honor Book Award for children’s literature text. Laura lives in Seattle.
Join a serene ocean lullaby as sea creatures drift to sleep under the moonlit sky.
A young wolf's howl takes an unexpected turn, challenging tradition with wild joy.
A mouse's squeak sets off a chain reaction, waking the entire animal world.
Fox sisters navigate sibling rivalry with humor and flair in three lively tales.
Join a serene ocean lullaby as sea creatures drift to sleep under the moonlit sky.
Two sisters' gift to a neighbor leads to a surprising Christmas discovery.
Two fox sisters tackle quirky challenges and sisterly adventures.
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Illustrated
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Collaborators
Picture books
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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.
8
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Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
Join a serene ocean lullaby as sea creatures drift to sleep under the moonlit sky.
Ocean creatures drift to sleep as the sea sings a soothing lullaby.
A mouse's squeak sets off a chain reaction, waking the entire animal world.
A young wolf's howl takes an unexpected turn, challenging tradition with wild joy.
Sisters clash over secrets, pranks, and unexpected stage rivals.
Two fox sisters tackle quirky challenges and sisterly adventures.
Two sisters' gift to a neighbor leads to a surprising Christmas discovery.
Fox sisters navigate sibling rivalry with humor and flair in three lively tales.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Laura McGee Kvasnosky's books.
