Liesel Moak Skorpen
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Liesel Moak Skorpen is German-born children's author. Ms. Skorpen moved to the United States at a young age. She currently lives in Maine.
[edit] Selected bibliography
- Outside My Window (Coward-McCann, 1968) (illustrated by Mercer Mayer) ISBN 0060507748 (for the 2004 reprint)
- That Mean Man (Harper & Row, 1968) (illustrated by Emily McCully)
- We Were Tired of Living in a House (Coward-McCann, 1969 version illustrated by Doris Burn, ISBN 0698303946 & reprinted by Putnam in 1999 with illustrations by Joe Cepeda, ISBN 0399230165)
- Elizabeth (Harper & Row, 1970) (illustrated by Martha G. Alexander) ISBN 0060257083
- All Lassies (Dial Press, 1970)
- Charles (Harper & Row, 1971) (illustrated by Martha G. Alexander) ISBN 0060257121
- Plenty For Three (Coward-McCann, 1971)
- Old Arthur (World's Work, 1973) (illustrated by Wallace Tripp) ISBN 0437746739
- Mandy's Grandmother (Dial Press, 1975) (illustrated by Martha G. Alexander) ISBN 0803749627
- Michael (Harper & Row, 1975)(illustrated by Joan Sandin) ISBN 0060257199
- Bird (HarperCollins, 1976) (illustrated by Joan Sandin) ISBN 0-060-25693-1
- His Mother's Dog (Harper & Row, 1978) (illustrated by Mary Ellen Mullin) ISBN 0060257229
She currently lives with nine grand children of which her favorite is ben claeson
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