Book Titles and Red Heads

Book Titles and Publications:

about redheads

for redheads

by redhead authors

with redheaded characters

At your discretion: some reading is for kids and some for adults. I've not read all of them and some may have adult content, which is not my intention to publish as there are other sites for that. These are just book titles I've found here and there for you to check out....

A:

• AGLOW: Celebrating the Uncommon Beauty of Redheaded Children" by Oana Hogrefe
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com image link)
• AIN’T IT COOL?: HOLLYWOOD’S REDHEADED STEPCHILD SPEAKS OUT by Harry Knowles
• ANNE OF GREEN GABLES by L.M. Montgomery
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com link)

C:

• CLEMENTINE (book series) by by Sara Pennypacker
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com link)

• CONFESSIONS OF APRIL GRACE (book series) by K.D. McCrite
  (Read my Interview with the AUTHOR!)

D:

• DEVIL’S REDHEAD by David Corbet (eBook)
• THE LITTLE MERMAID Big Golden Board Book (Disney Princess) - (About Princess Ariel)
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com link)

F:

• FANCY NANCY by Jane O'Connor (there's a Doll of her as well!)
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• FRECKLE JUICE by Judy Blume
• FRECKLEFACE STRAWBERRY by Julianne Moore
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• FRECKLEFACE STRAWBERRY AND THE DODGEBALL BULLY by Julianne Moore
• FRECKLES by Gene Stratton Porter

G:

• GOOD GOD! WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO BE A REDHEAD by Christa Jan Ryan

H:

• HARRY POTTER by J.K. Rowling
• HERE’S A PENNY by Carolyn Haywood
• HOW FULL IS YOUR BUCKET? FOR KIDS by Tom Rath, Mary Reckmeyer

I:

• I DON'T LIKE SPIDERS, But They Seem To Like Me by Pat Nicholson and illustrations by MikeMotz.com. -- The main character is a cute little redhead girl! Short, colorful book for young readers.
  
  
• IF YOU DON’T KNOW ME BY NOW: THE OFFICIAL STORY OF SIMPLY RED by Brian Southall, Mick Hucknall
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)

J:

• JANE AND THE DRAGON by Martin Baynton

  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)

K:

• KATHLEEN’S ABIDING HOPE (LIFE OF FAITH SERIES) (redhead character Kathleen McKenzie and a red-haired doll goes with this book title)
• KIM POSSIBLE from Bendon Publishing (also is a matching doll)
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)

L:

• HERE'S LILY: THE LILY SERIES by Nancy Rue
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• LINDSAY LOHAN: A STAR ON THE RISE by Mary Boone
• LITTLE RED by Sara Ferguson, The Dutchess of York
• LITTLE REDHEADS ACROSS AMERICA by Nicole Giladi -(read my interview with the author!)
  
• LONGARM 254: LONGARM AND THE REDHEAD'S RANSOM by Tabor Evans (Romance novel)
  LONGARM 329: LONGARM AND THE RESTLESS REDHEAD by Tabor Evans (Romance novel)
• LOVE, LUCY by Lucille Ball
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• LUCY A to Z: THE LUCILLE BALL ENCYCLOPEDIA by Michael Karol
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)

M:

• MADELINE by Ludwig Bemelmans
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• MARTHA SPEAKS
• MCBROOM TELLS THE TRUTH by Sid Fleischman, Hillary Carlip
  (has 11 redhead kids!)
• MISS SMITH READS AGAIN! By Michael Gorland
  (Ms. Smith is redhead)
• MR. REDHEAD YORKE’S WEEKLY POLITICAL REVIEW
• MY ROTTEN REDHEADED OLDER BROTHER by Patricia Polacco
  

P:

• PIPPI LONGSTOCKING by Astrid Lindgren
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)

R:

• RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY
• RANGER AND THE REDHEAD (HARLEQUIN HISTORICAL #773) by Lynna Banning
• RED HAIR & FRECKLES: RUNNING BAREFOOT THROUGH THE STORM by Sandy England
• REDHEAD by Ian Cook - (Read my interview with Ian!)
• REDHEADED PRINCESS by Ann Rinaldi
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• REDHEADS by Joel Meyerowtiz
• REDHEADS by Uwe Ditz
• REFEREE AND REDHEAD
  Vintage boxing and wrestling News magazine, circa 1940s-1950s, San Francisco, California, c/o Newman's Gym.

S:

• SAY KIDS! WHAT TIME IS IT? NOTES FROM THE PEANUT GALLERY by Stephen Davis ('Howdy Doody' documentary)
• SEEING RED: THE RAPTURE OF REDHEADS by Howard Schatz, photography
• SHAUN WHITE by Matt Doeden
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• SPOTTED JEANS and SPECKLED FACES by Angela M. Bone
• STELLA, QUEEN OF THE SHOW by Marie-Louise Gay)
• STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE

T:

• THE BEST PLACE TO READ by Debbie Bertram (redhead character)
• THE BEST WAY TO PLAY: A LITTLE BILL BOOK FOR BEGINNING READERS by Bill Cosby (Andrew Mulligan is redhead friend of Little Bill)
• THE BIG CARROT: MAGGIE AND THE FEROCIOUS BEAST by Betty Paraskevas
• THE CASE OF THE RESTLESS REDHEAD (PERRY MASON MYSTERIES) by Erle Stanley Gardner
• THE COMPLETE SHERLOCK HOLMES by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (THE RED-HEADED LEAGUE Story, specifically !)
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• THE GINGER SURVIVAL GUIDE by Tim Collins
• THE GIRL WITH RED HAIR by Sharman MacDonald
• THE HAIR OF ZOE FLEEFENBACHER GOES TO SCHOOL by Laurie Halse Anderson
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
• THE LITTLE BOOK OF RED HAIR by Martin Ellis
• THE MAN WHO MARRIED A REDHEAD by Paul Naintre
• THE RADIOACTIVE REDHEAD by John Zakour, Lawrence Ganem
• THE REDHEAD HANDBOOK by Cort Cass
• THE REDHEAD ENCYCLOPEDIA by Stephen Douglas
• THE REDHEADED OUTFIELD, AND OTHER BASEBALL STORIES by Zane Grey
• THE ROARING REDHEAD
  By Don Warfield (About innovative baseball executive for the Cincinnati Reds, Brooklyn Dodgers, and New York Yankees from 1933 to 1947. Started baseball game broadcasts on radio and TV, playing night baseball, and bringing in announcer Red Barber to broadcast Dodger games. Assume book title refers to a nickname of sorts for Larry MacPhail.?)
  
• THE ROOTS OF DESIRE: THE MYTH, MEANING, AND SEXUAL POWER OF RED HAIR by Marion Roach -(Read my interview with Marion!)
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
  
• THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ: 100TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION by L.Frank Baum
• TIME FOR BED LITTLE RED by Sandra Scand
• ’TIS HERSELF: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Maureen O’Hara
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)
  
• TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF BEING A REDHEAD by Nancy K Renner - (Read my Interview with Nancy!)
  
  (Barnes&Noble.com)

W:

• WRANGLING THE REDHEAD by Sherryl Woods (eBook)

Y:

• YOU THINK IT’S EASY BEING THE TOOTHFAIRY? by Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt (redhead fairy)

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