Emily Rhoads Johnson
Born
The United States
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Write Me If You Dare! (Cricket Series)
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2000
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Spring and the Shadow Man
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3 editions
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1984
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Rumble Seats, Heffalumps, and the Atom Bomb: A Midwestern Girlhood
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A House Full of Strangers
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1992
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Wizard at Work: The Life and Art of George Rhoads
2 editions
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2011
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RUMBLE SEATS, HEFFALUMPS, AND THE ATOM BOMB A MIDWESTERN GIRLHOOD
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Dakota: The Literary Heritage of the Northern Prairie State
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2 editions
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1990
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“Fancy...means seeing beyond what's really there...turning one thing into another...letting ideas grow and change. A person with the gift of fancy has a mind like a magician's hat. He reaches in, and out come rabbits and milkshakes and peacock feathers and anything else he wishes. Maybe—at first—he gets some things he doesn't want, like snakes and dots. But with patience—and practice—surprising and wonderful things come out every time.”
― Spring and the Shadow Man
― Spring and the Shadow Man
“It's a terrible disease, loneliness is. I've had it, and I know. It makes you do things you'd never do otherwise. It makes you want to show others how much it hurts.”
― Spring and the Shadow Man
― Spring and the Shadow Man
“Happiness isn't a state of being...It comes in little bursts, sometimes when you least expect it. The important thing is to be ready for it, or it disappears without your ever knowing it was there at all.”
― Spring and the Shadow Man
― Spring and the Shadow Man
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