Robert M. Quackenbush
Robert M. Quackenbush has written at least 55 books. Their most popular book is The Bill Martin Jr Big Book of Poetry with 1 save with an average rating of -⭐.
They are best known for writing in the genres one, asdfsa, and Asdfsa.
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Six Silver Spoons
ByJanette Sebring Lowrey
1971 • 1 Reader • 64 pages
The Bill Martin Jr Big Book of Poetry
ByBill Martin Jr.(Editor),Michael Sampson(Editor)
2008 • 1 Reader
1977 • 64 pages
Clear the cow pasture, I'm coming in for a landing!
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Lost in the Amazon
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Quit pulling my leg!
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Batbaby
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
What has Wild Tom done now?
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Henry goes West
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Stairway to Doom
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
1983 • 54 pages
Henry's Awful Mistake
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
1981 • 35 pages
Detective Mole and the haunted castle mystery
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Dogsled to dread
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Express train to trouble
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Sherlock Chick and the Case of the Night Noises
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Sherlock Chick and the giant egg mystery
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Quick, Annie, give me a catchy line!
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Daughter of liberty
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Detective Mole and the secret clues
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Who's that girl with the gun?
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
The boy who dreamed of rockets
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
I don't want to go, I don't know how to act
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Animal cracks
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Detective Mole and the seashore mystery
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Pete Pack Rat's Christmas Eve surprise
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Oh, What an Awful Mess
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Who said there's no man on the moon?
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Ahoy! Ahoy! Are you there?
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Pete Pack Rat
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Detective Mole and the circus mystery
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Funny bunnies on the run
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Sherlock Chick's First Case
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Stop the presses, Nellie's got a scoop!
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Stage door to terror
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Along came the Model T!
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
I Feel the Same Way
ByLilian Moore,Robert M. Quackenbush
1967 • 32 pages
Batbaby Finds a Home
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
2001 • 50 pages
Take me out to the airfield!
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Who let muddy boots into the White House?
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Danger in Tibet
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Cable Car to Catastrophe
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Sheriff Sally Gopher and the Thanksgiving caper
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Piet Potter's first case
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
The Beagle and Mr. Flycatcher
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
The most welcome visitor
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Sherlock Chick and the peekaboo mystery
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Henry Babysits
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Moose's store
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Mark Twain? What Kind of Name Is That?
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Arthur Ashe and his match with history
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Henry's Important Date
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Mouse feathers
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
Express Train to Trouble: A QUIX Book
ByRobert M. Quackenbush
1981 • 64 pages
How Many Miles to Sundown
ByPatricia Beatty
1974 • 222 pages