Dorothy Hoobler
Dorothy Hoobler has written at least 61 books. Their most popular book is The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn with 7 saves with an average rating of 3.33⭐.
They are best known for writing in the genres one, asdfsa, and Asdfsa.
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#1 of 3 in Samurai Detective
The Ghost in the Tokaido Inn
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
1999 • 7 Readers • 240 pages • 3.3
The Crimes of Paris: A True Story of Murder, Theft, and Detection
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
2009 • 6 Readers
The sword that cut the burning grass
ByDorothy Hoobler
4 Readers
A samurai never fears death
ByDorothy Hoobler
2 Readers
In darkness, death
ByDorothy Hoobler
2 Readers
#2 of 3 in Samurai Detective
The Demon in the Teahouse
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
2001 • 2 Readers • 196 pages • 4
Seven paths to death : a samurai mystery
ByDorothy Hoobler
2 Readers
The monsters
ByDorothy Hoobler
2006 • 1 Reader
The ghost in the Tokaido Inn
ByDorothy Hoobler
1 Reader
The Monsters: Mary Shelley and the Curse of Frankenstein
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
2006 • 1 Reader • 4
The Sign Painter's Secret: The Story of a Revolutionary Girl
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
1991 • 1 Reader • 64 pages
What Was the San Francisco Earthquake?
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
1 Reader
Where Is the Taj Mahal?
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
1 Reader
Where Are the Great Pyramids?
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler,+1 more
2015 • 1 Reader
Den blodiga origamifjärlien
ByDorothy Hoobler
1 Reader
The Red-Headed Demon
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
2014 • 1 Reader
Real American Girls Tell Their Own Stories: Messages from the Heart and Heartland
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
1999 • 120 pages
The great consummation
ByDorothy Hoobler
Julie Meyer
ByDorothy Hoobler
An Album of World War II
ByDorothy Hoobler
The first decade
ByDorothy Hoobler
Her Story
The Trail on Which They Wept: The Story of a Cherokee Girl
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
1991 • 57 pages
The Second Decade
ByDorothy Hoobler
2000 • 172 pages
A promise at the Alamo
ByDorothy Hoobler
Lost civilizations
ByDorothy Hoobler
Next stop, freedom
ByDorothy Hoobler
Chinese portraits
ByDorothy Hoobler
African portraits
ByDorothy Hoobler
The second decade
ByDorothy Hoobler
Friends in America
ByDorothy Hoobler
Vanished!
ByDorothy Hoobler
The 1960s
ByDorothy Hoobler
An album of World War I
ByDorothy Hoobler
George Washington and Presidents' Day
ByDorothy Hoobler
Nelson and Winnie Mandela
ByDorothy Hoobler
Cleopatra
ByDorothy Hoobler
Photographing history
ByDorothy Hoobler
The 1970s
ByDorothy Hoobler
Confucianism
ByThomas Hoobler,Dorothy Hoobler,+1 more
2009 • 145 pages
Showa
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
1990 • 176 pages
The voyages of Captain Cook
ByDorothy Hoobler
We Are Americans: Voices Of The Immigrant Experience
ByDorothy Hoobler,Thomas Hoobler
2003 • 194 pages
The Crimes of Paris
ByDorothy Hoobler
Mexican portraits
ByDorothy Hoobler
Mandela
ByDorothy Hoobler
Stalin
ByDorothy Hoobler
The Cuban American family album
ByDorothy Hoobler
Joseph Stalin
ByDorothy Hoobler
Priscilla Foster
ByDorothy Hoobler
Your right to privacy
ByDorothy Hoobler
The summer of dreams
ByDorothy Hoobler
Sally Bradford
ByDorothy Hoobler
Italian portraits
ByDorothy Hoobler