Author & Illustrator Profile
Barbara Bottner
2 Books
Barbara Bottner is an acclaimed American author, illustrator, television writer, and animator. She is widely known for her engaging and humorous children's picture books, including the classic 'Bootsie Barker Bites' and 'Wallace's Lists.' Throughout her career, she has published dozens of beloved titles and collaborated with various artists to create enduring stories for young readers.
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Books in "Bootsie Barker"
Ballet class is supposed to be full of graceful twirls and quiet concentration. But that is entirely impossible when Bootsie Barker is in the room. Bootsie is loud, bossy, and completely determined to terrorize everyone in her tutu. Bernie and Lisa are tired of being pushed around while they are just trying to practice their pliés and leaps. You will cheer for Bernie and Lisa as they finally decide they have had enough of Bootsie's classroom bullying. They team up to create a clever plan to get even and take their ballet class back. This funny, satisfying story shows how teamwork and a little bit of bravery can stop even the toughest playground bully. It is a fantastic read for anyone who has ever had to deal with a bossy classmate and needs a good laugh.
6-8 Years
48 Pages
Hearing a car pull up in the driveway is usually a happy sound, unless it means Bootsie Barker has arrived. Bootsie is the absolute worst houseguest. She pulls hair, rips books, and constantly threatens to feed her friend's pet salamander to a dinosaur. Even worse, Bootsie only ever wants to play games where she gets to act like a wild animal and bite! You will laugh out loud as one brave girl finally figures out the perfect way to stop Bootsie in her tracks. When the classic dinosaur game gets out of hand, she invents a brand new game that turns the tables completely. This funny, empowering story is a wonderful look at standing up for yourself, protecting your toys, and using your imagination to outsmart a bully.
6-8 Years
32 Pages