Don Brown
Don Brown is an American author and illustrator of children's biographies and nonfiction graphic novels, including The Unwanted, The Great American Dust Bowl, and Drowned City. His search for books about pioneering women for his daughters inspired his writing career.
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Books by Don Brown
Every published title we have in the catalogue, ordered by their library.
Unwanted
Great American Dust Bowl
Uncommon Traveler
Drowned City
One Giant Leap
Odd Boy Out
America is under attack
Herbal Prescriptions for Better Health
Voice from the Wilderness
Let It Begin Here!
Far Beyond the Garden Gate
Ruth Law Thrills a Nation
All stations! distress!
Herbal Prescriptions for Health and Healing
The Train Jumper
Across A Dark & Wild Sea
Alice Ramsey's Grand Adventure
Henry and the cannons
Gold! Gold from the American River!
Struts 2 in Action
Aaron and Alexander
Mack made movies
Kid Blink Beats the World
Bright path
Older Than Dirt
He has shot the president!
82 Days in Mariupol
Notorious Izzy Fink
Run and Hide
Fever year: The Killer Flue of 1918
Teedie
Treason (Navy Justice, Book 1)
Wizard from the Start
Our Time on the River
American Boy
83 Days in Mariupol
Call Sign Extortion 17
Shot in the Arm!
Rocket to the Moon!
Dolley Madison Saves George Washington
Black Sea Affair
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