Solveig Paulson Russell

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Solveig Paulson Russell was born in Salt Lake City, Utah. In her mid-teens, she moved with her family to Portland, Oregon, where they lived on a farm just outside the city. She attended the University of Oregon, and after graduating she spent four years as a teacher in various rural schools. She was a junior high school teacher in Salem when she retired with the birth of her daughter. She decided to use her spare time to write, and in 1958 she published her first book, Trees for Tomorrow. Over the course of her career she published forty-five books as well as over 3,400 stories, verses and articles in various periodicals.

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What's under the sea?
Representative edition published 1982
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The big ditch waterways
Representative edition published 1977
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The crusty ones
Representative edition published 1974
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Everyday wonders: ideas of the past that we use today
Representative edition published 1973
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Like and unlike: a first look at classification
Representative edition published 1973
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Through a Magic Glass
Representative edition published 1973
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From footpaths to freeways
Representative edition published 1971
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Motherly Smith & Brother Bimbo
Representative edition published 1971
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The Farm
Representative edition published 1970
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Lights for the night
Representative edition published 1970
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One, two, three, and many
Representative edition published 1970
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Peanuts, popcorn, ice cream, candy, and soda pop, and how they began
Representative edition published 1970
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Twist and twine; the story of cordage
Representative edition published 1969
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The Three Bears
Representative edition published 1968
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The mushmen
Representative edition published 1968
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Spring, fall, and in between
Representative edition published 1968
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Johnny Appleseed
Representative edition published 1967
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Tommy's Tooth
Representative edition published 1967
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A White Sweater Must Be White
Representative edition published 1967
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Under the Saskatoon Tree
Representative edition published 1966
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How shall we ride away?
Representative edition published 1966
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Wax in Our World
Representative edition published 1966
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Lines and shapes
Representative edition published 1965
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Indian Big and Indian Little
Representative edition published 1964
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