Girl Scouts
Author of Girl Scout Handbook
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Works by Girl Scouts
Skip to My Lou: For Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Leaders (1939) — some editions — 13 copies
Earth Matters: A Challenge for Environmental Acton (Contemporary Issues (New York, N.Y.).) (1990) 6 copies
Studio 2B: Quieres Dinero 4 copies
Blue Book 1973. 3 copies
What We Stand For 3 copies
Welcome to girl scouting : a training resource for new Brownie Girl Scout leaders and adults working with… (1997) 2 copies
aMaze!: The Twists and Turns of Getting Along -- Set -- Includes Adult Leader Guide & Girl Book) Girl Scout Cadettes,… (2010) 2 copies
Whose mood is it, anyway? 1 copy
Everyone Come and Sing! 1 copy
Silver sage songs 1 copy
Girl Scout Handbook, 1957 Ed 1 copy
Media 1 copy
Girl Scouts go Global 1 copy
Fundamentals in Scouting 1 copy
Mariner Scout Manual 1 copy
Girl Scout Hand Book 1 copy
The Wonders of Water 1 copy
Daisy and Brownie Books 1 copy
Activity Booklet set 1 copy
Amuse Leadership set 1 copy
Guidelines for personnel policies and practices for operational volunteers in girl scout councils. 1 copy
Advocacy in Girl Scouting 1 copy
Junior Girl Scout Handbook 1 copy
Cadette Girl Scout Handbook 1 copy
Senior Girl Scout Handbook 1 copy
75 years of girl scouting. 1 copy
The established camp book; a guide for Girl scout camp directors and established camp committees 1 copy
del suelo al cielo 1 copy
Let Us Go Camping Together 1 copy
Toolcraft: Knife & Ax 1 copy
Girl Scout Hand Book 1943 1 copy
Make the connection 1 copy
Trash to Treasures 1 copy
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Brownie Girl Scout Handbook by Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.
Such fun! I read this a kid. As a Brownie, and then as a Girl Scout.
This is a collection of short collection of profiles and autobiographical quotes from a diverse group of Girl Scouts. They talk about their dreams, inspirations, hardships and how they would like to give back to the world. I love the idea of this book, I just rather it would've not been in collaboration with Girl Scouts, who I believe are a little bigoted.
The Girl Scout in me loves this book!
This is an inpsiring collection of memoirs, written as though spoken, by American teenagers. Topics center on dreams and aspirations for the future, to stories of hardship and triumph. Girls of different cultural, racial, and socioeconomic status are featured. This book should be on the shelf of every elementary, middle or high school library-- it can be appreciated by girls (and boys) of all ages. Every girl out there will be able to identify with one or several girls in here.
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- Works
- 168
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- Members
- 2,170
- Popularity
- #11,831
- Rating
- 3.6
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