Pat McKissack
Pat McKissack has written at least 90 books. Their most popular book is A Picture of Freedom with 6 saves with an average rating of 4.5⭐.
They are best known for writing in the genres one, asdfsa, and Asdfsa.
mone, asdfsa, and Asdfsa are their most common moods.
Author Bio
African American children's writer
A Picture of Freedom
ByKathryn Lasky,Pat McKissack
2011 • 6 Readers • 242 pages • 4.5
Goin' someplace special
ByPat McKissack
2000 • 4 Readers • 5
Never Forgotten
ByPat McKissack
2011 • 2 Readers
The clone codes
ByPat McKissack
2010 • 1 Reader
Flossie & the fox
ByPat McKissack
1 Reader
Honest-To-Goodness Truth
ByPat McKissack
Christmas in the big house, Christmas in the quarters
ByPat McKissack
King Midas and his gold
ByPat McKissack
Black Diamond
ByPat McKissack
African-American scientists
ByPat McKissack
Jesse Owens
ByPat McKissack
The Apache
ByPat McKissack
Where crocodiles have wings
ByPat McKissack
Marian Anderson
ByPat McKissack
Cyborg
ByPat McKissack
The homerun king
ByPat McKissack
Frederick Douglass
ByPat McKissack
Madam C.J. Walker
ByPat McKissack
Aztec Indians
ByPat McKissack
Who is who?
ByPat McKissack
Bessey la Desordenada pasa una noche de cumpleaños
ByPat McKissack
God makes all things new
ByPat McKissack
Carter G. Woodson
ByPat McKissack
Country mouse and city mouse
ByPat McKissack
Messy Bessey
ByPat McKissack
Mary Church Terrell
ByPat McKissack
George Washington Carver
ByPat McKissack
The Civil Rights Movement in America
ByPat McKissack
Young, Black, and determined
ByPat McKissack
W.E.B. DuBois
ByPat McKissack
Cinderella
ByPat McKissack
George Washington Carver
ByPat McKissack
James Weldon Johnson
ByPat McKissack
Messy Bessey's school desk
ByPat McKissack
Ma Dear's aprons
ByPat McKissack
Let my people go
ByPat McKissack
Ralph J. Bunche
ByPat McKissack
Carter G. Woodson
ByPat McKissack
Messy Bessey's holidays
ByPat McKissack
The story of Booker T. Washington
ByPat McKissack
Nettie Jo's friends
ByPat McKissack
Three billy goats Gruff
ByPat McKissack
Constance Stumbles
ByPat McKissack
A long hard journey
ByPat McKissack
Frederick Douglass
ByPat McKissack
Ida B. Wells-Barnett
ByPat McKissack
Messy Bessey's family reunion
ByPat McKissack
Cenicienta
ByPat McKissack
Marian Anderson
ByPat McKissack
Christmas in the big house, Christmas in the quarters
ByPat McKissack
El traje nuevo del emperador
ByPat McKissack
Satchel Paige
ByPat McKissack
Bugs!
ByPat McKissack
Black Hands, White Sails
ByPat McKissack,Fredrick McKissack
1999 • 196 pages
The Inca
ByPat McKissack
Abby takes a stand
ByPat McKissack
Martin Luther King, Jr
ByPat McKissack
Paul Robeson
ByPat McKissack
Louis Armstrong
ByPat McKissack
To establish justice
ByPat McKissack
Messy Bessey's closet
ByPat McKissack
Slave Girl
ByPat McKissack
Gratouille et Gigote
ByPat McKissack
Sojourner Truth
ByPat McKissack
Ma Dear's aprons
ByPat McKissack
No need for alarm
ByPat McKissack
Langston Hughes
ByPat McKissack
Booker T. Washington
ByPat McKissack
Dear America A Picture of Freedom
ByPat McKissack
Who is coming?
ByPat McKissack
Madam C.J. Walker
ByPat McKissack
Paul Laurence Dunbar, a poet to remember
ByPat McKissack
The three bears
ByPat McKissack
The Little Red Hen
ByPat McKissack
Louis Armstrong
ByPat McKissack
Mary McLeod Bethune
ByPat McKissack
Zora Neale Hurston, writer and storyteller
ByPat McKissack
Away west
ByPat McKissack
Booker T. Washington
ByPat McKissack
Michael Jackson, superstar!
ByPat McKissack
Jesse Owens
ByPat McKissack
Louis Armstrong
ByPat McKissack
Can you imagine?
ByPat McKissack
Madam C.J. Walker
ByPat McKissack
Ol' Clip-Clop
ByPat McKissack
A Picture of Freedom
ByPat McKissack
2011 • 240 pages
A friendship for today
ByPat McKissack
El closet de Bessey, la desordenada
ByPat McKissack
Messy Bessey and the birthday overnight
ByPat McKissack
George Washington Carver
ByPat McKissack