Kate DiCamilloAuthor of The Tale of DespereauxAlso known as: K. DiCamillo, Kate DeCamillo, Kate DiCamillo, kate di camillo, Timothy Basil (illus) Dicamillo, Kate and Ering, Kate; Illustrated by Ering, Timothy Basil Dicamill ... (see complete list)
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Kate DiCamillo has 1 upcoming event. Wild Rumpus Books for Young Readers: Kate DiCamillo (December 5 at 14:00) Kate DiCamillo reads from The Magician's Elephant. We closed our eyes, crossed our fingers, turned around three times, got the big end of the turkey bone, blew out our birthday candles, and made the same wish each time...and it came true! Kate DiCamillo is coming to Wild Rumpus! It would probably take a whole book to list all of the great stuff she's ... (more)done, like winning a Newbery Medal for The Tale of Despereaux and a Newbery Honor for Because of Winn-Dixie. She also writes books about a pig you might know named Mercy Watson. If we're lucky, she might tell us about her newest book, The Magician's Elephant.
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