“Every crease is a story.”
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Harry Allard was an American writer of children's books. Many of his books have received awards; a few have also been banned and challenged in the United States.
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Miss Nelson is missing!
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1977

Miss Nelson Has a Field Day
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1985

Miss Nelson is back
Harry Allard, 1982

The Stupids step out
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1974

The Stupids die
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1985

Bumps in the Night
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1979

The Stupids Have a Ball
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1978

It's So Nice to Have a Wolf Around the House
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1977

Senorita Nelson Ha Desaparecido!/Miss Nelson Is Missing
Harry Allard, 1999

I Will Not Go to Market Today
Harry Allard, 1979

There's a Party at Mona's Tonight
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1981

May I Stay?
Harry Allard, 1978

The Cactus Flower Bakery
Harry Allard, 1991

The Stupids Take Off
Harry Allard, 1993
The Tutti-frutti Case
Harry Allard, 1975
The Hummingbirds' day
Harry Allard, 1991
Miss Nelson is Missing with Book
Harry Allard, 1993
Crash helmet
Harry Allard, 1977
Starlight Goes to Town
Harry Allard, 2008
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