Susan Blackaby
Susan Blackaby has written at least 48 books. Their most popular book is Brownie Groundhog and the February Fox with 3 saves with an average rating of 3.5⭐.
They are best known for writing in the genres one, asdfsa, and Asdfsa.
mone, asdfsa, and Asdfsa are their most common moods.
Brownie Groundhog and the February Fox
BySusan Blackaby
2011 • 3 Readers • 3.5
Brownie Groundhog and the wintry surprise
BySusan Blackaby
1 Reader
Riley Flies A Kite
BySusan Blackaby
2005 • 28 pages
Ann plants a garden
BySusan Blackaby
Fish for You
BySusan Blackaby
Classroom cookout
BySusan Blackaby
Meg takes a walk
BySusan Blackaby
A trip to the zoo
BySusan Blackaby
A Dog for You
BySusan Blackaby
El Lugar de Luis
BySusan Blackaby,Carlos Ruiz(Translator)
2005 • 25 pages
A pup shows up
BySusan Blackaby
A Rabbit for You
BySusan Blackaby
Dan gets set
BySusan Blackaby
The missing tooth
BySusan Blackaby
New to Drew
BySusan Blackaby
El traje nuevo del emperador
BySusan Blackaby
Jen plays
BySusan Blackaby
Pat picks up
BySusan Blackaby
Wes gets a pet
BySusan Blackaby
A Bird for You
BySusan Blackaby
The little mermaid
BySusan Blackaby
A Cat for You
BySusan Blackaby
Buds and Blossoms
BySusan Blackaby
The Steadfast Tin Soldier
BySusan Blackaby
A year of fun
BySusan Blackaby
Coco on the go
BySusan Blackaby
Hatching chicks
BySusan Blackaby
Moving day
BySusan Blackaby
Bess and Tess
BySusan Blackaby
Sunny bumps the drum
BySusan Blackaby
Jake skates
BySusan Blackaby
A Guinea Pig for You
BySusan Blackaby
Winter fun for Kat
BySusan Blackaby
Thumbelina
BySusan Blackaby
The best soccer player
BySusan Blackaby
The word of the day
BySusan Blackaby
Mice mischief
BySusan Blackaby
The ugly duckling
BySusan Blackaby
Dan pone la mesa
BySusan Blackaby
The princess and the pea
BySusan Blackaby
A fire drill with Mr. Dill
BySusan Blackaby
Fishing trip
BySusan Blackaby
Rembrandt's hat
BySusan Blackaby
Mary's art
BySusan Blackaby
Cleopatra
BySusan Blackaby
2009 • 132 pages
Leveled Reader Books
ByAnne Miranda,Jane Manners,+71 more
2005
Syd's room
BySusan Blackaby
Shopping for lunch
BySusan Blackaby