Deborah Kent

Deborah Kent

Deborah Kent has written at least 72 books. Their most popular book is Too soon to say good-bye with 2 saves with an average rating of -⭐.

They are best known for writing in the genres Young Adult, Juvenile Nonfiction, and Biography.

emotional, reflective, and lighthearted are their most common moods.

Too soon to say good-bye

2 Readers

The only way out

The only way out
ByDeborah Kent

1 Reader

Belonging

Belonging
ByDeborah Kent

1 Reader

Benjamin Franklin

Benjamin Franklin
ByDeborah Kent

1993 • 1 Reader • 146 pages

Why me?

Why me?
ByDeborah Kent

1 Reader

Cover 4

#2 of 2 in Why Me?

Living with a Secret
ByDeborah Kent

2001 • 1 Reader

Cover 5

#3 of 2 in Why Me?

2002 • 1 Reader

One Step at a Time

One Step at a Time
ByDeborah Kent

1989 • 1 Reader • 198 pages

Cover 5

1 Reader

Cover 6

Ten-Speed Summer
ByDeborah Kent

1 Reader • 4

Cover 6

1996 • 1 Reader

Riding the Pony Express

What is sign language?

Love to the Rescue (Wildfire)

Amsterdam

Amsterdam
ByDeborah Kent

The Star-spangled banner

Wyoming

Wyoming
ByDeborah Kent

2000 • 152 pages

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

The Lincoln Memorial

The Lincoln Memorial
ByDeborah Kent

Salem, Massachusetts

Salem, Massachusetts
ByDeborah Kent

African-Americans in the thirteen colonies

New Hampshire

New Hampshire
ByDeborah Kent

Iowa

Iowa
ByDeborah Kent

1988 • 148 pages

Moscow

Moscow
ByDeborah Kent

Iowa

Iowa
ByDeborah Kent

Louisiana

Louisiana
ByMartin Hintz,Deborah Kent

1998 • 150 pages

Dublin

Dublin
ByDeborah Kent

Tokyo

Tokyo
ByDeborah Kent

New Mexico

New Mexico
ByDeborah Kent

1999 • 144 pages

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

That Special Summer

That Special Summer
ByDeborah Kent

Extraordinary people with disabilities

The disability rights movement

Beijing

Beijing
ByDeborah Kent

St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg
ByDeborah Kent

Hawai'i

Hawai'i
ByDeborah Kent

Hillary Rodham Clinton: 1947

1998 • 111 pages

Massachusetts

Massachusetts
BySylvia McNair,Deborah Kent

1998 • 148 pages

Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court

Maine

Maine
ByDeborah Kent

Idaho

Idaho
ByDeborah Kent

Tennessee

Tennessee
ByDeborah Kent

2001 • 144 pages

Lexington and Concord

Lexington and Concord
ByDeborah Kent

Connecticut

Connecticut
BySylvia McNair,Deborah Kent

1988 • 150 pages

The changing face of America

The Salem witchcraft trials

Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro
ByDeborah Kent

In the middle colonies

Jane Addams and Hull House

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires
ByDeborah Kent

The Titanic

The Titanic
ByDeborah Kent

U.S. infrastructure

U.S. infrastructure
ByDeborah Kent

Warren G. Harding

Warren G. Harding
ByDeborah Kent

What is it like to be deaf?

Snake Pits, Talking Cures, & Magic Bullets: A History of Mental Illness

2003 • 168 pages

What is it like to be blind?

New Jersey

New Jersey
ByDeborah Kent

What is Braille?

What is Braille?
ByDeborah Kent

On the edge of revolution

James A. Garfield

James A. Garfield
ByDeborah Kent

Jane Means Appleton Pierce

In Colonial New England

Madrid

Madrid
ByDeborah Kent

Utah

Utah
ByDeborah Kent

2000 • 148 pages

Dallas

Dallas
ByDeborah Kent

In the southern colonies

Blackwater Creek

Blackwater Creek
ByDeborah Kent

Ukraine

Ukraine
ByDeborah Kent

New York City

New York City
ByDeborah Kent

Mexico

Mexico
ByDeborah Kent

1995 • 72 pages

Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C.
ByDeborah Kent

Chance of a lifetime

Chance of a lifetime
ByDeborah Kent