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Bee and Jacky / Carolyn Coman.
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Published 1998
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Sneaking suspicions / Carolyn Coman ; drawings by Rob Shepperson.
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Published 2007
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Tell me everything / Carolyn Coman.
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Published 1993
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Losing things at Mr. Mudd's / Carolyn Coman ; pictures by Lance Hidy.
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Published 1992
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What Jamie saw / Carolyn Coman.
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Published 1995
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The big house / Carolyn Coman ; drawings by Rob Shepperson.
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Published 2004
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Carolyn Coman
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|birth_place=
Evanston, Illinois
, U.S. |occupation=Writer |genre=
Children's literature
|children=2 }}
Carolyn Coman
(born October 28, 1951) is an American writer best known for
children's books
. Her novels ''
What Jamie Saw
'' (1995) and ''Many Stones'' (2000) were among the runners-up for major annual awards by the
American Library Association
(ALA) and the
National Book Foundation
.
