Peg Kehret

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Peg Kehret (born Margaret Ann Schulze on November 11, 1936 in LaCrosse, Wisconsin; last name pronounced like carrot) is an American writer, who writes for children aged 8–14. Her family and she moved to Austin, Minnesota in 1944, and in 1948 she was diagnosed with polio. Peg married Carl Kehret on July 2, 1955, whom she travelled around the world with until his death on April 28, 2004. has two adopted kids

[edit] Bibliography

  • I'm Not Who You Think I Am
  • The Volcano Disaster
  • Night of Fear
  • Terror at the Zoo
  • Horror at the Haunted House
  • Small Steps: The Year I Got Polio
  • Encore! More Winning Monologs
  • Sisters, Long Ago
  • Earthquake Terror
  • Shelter Dogs: Amazing Stories of Adopted Strays
  • Deadly Stranger
  • Searching for Candlestick Park
  • Danger at the Fair
  • Winning Monologs for Young Actors
  • Cages
  • Nightmare Mountain
  • The Blizzard Disaster
  • The Secret Journey
  • Acting Normal
  • The Hideout
  • My Brother Made Me Do It
  • Saving Lilly
  • Don't Tell Anyone
  • Five Pages A Day: A Writers Journey
  • The Stranger Next Door
  • Escaping the Giant Wave
  • Spy Cat
  • Abduction!
  • My Uncle Loved Me
  • The Ghost's Grave
  • Vows of Love and Marriage
  • Wedding Vows: How to Express Your Love in Your Own Words
  • Tell It Like It Is
  • Trapped
  • [[The Book About When I Met Her [alix] ]]

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